How will worldwide agreements, organizations and accords harmonize global laws?
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U.S. they offer the opportunity to harmonize concerns regarding democratic
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Dodger found someone to harmonize with at the dog park.
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"They harmonize when they cry," the self-proclaimed "Super Dad" shared.
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The two countries are working to better harmonize their pricing systems.
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The resulting lineup was an audacious attempt to harmonize the two.
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She didn't learn how to harmonize, she says, until her late twenties.
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Then today, he suggests the FCC harmonize its rules with the FTC.
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Meantime, on Thursday, financial regulators reached a to harmonize global banking rules.
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It takes a little subtlety to harmonize these strands, but it's doable.
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Efforts to harmonize standards for the safekeeping of assets should be pressed.
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We weren't aiming to do a melancholy album, but when there are melodies we like, ones that sound Maiden-ish, then we harmonize, we harmonize some more… and all that ended up giving the disc a certain heaviness.
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As Tavares prepared to harmonize, she asked her partner what note she's singing.
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So in October he suggested the FTC harmonize its rules with the FCC.
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All these forms harmonize, in the sense that they produce something coherently beautiful.
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They harmonize policies and stabilize relations between the U.S. and its key partners.
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Love planet Venus harmonize with deceptive Neptune, so people are being overly idealistic.
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On Friday, communication planet Mercury will harmonize with your planetary ruler, taskmaster Saturn.
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The two also want to harmonize standards, reduce bureaucratic obstacles and cut costs.
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Efforts to harmonize standards have been made by regulators and within the industry.
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In the past, the challenge was to harmonize farmers, urban capital and labor.
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The stated goal is to "harmonize mobility with people," according to the Associated Press.
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I began to learn it and started to harmonize (it was a long block!).
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On the coffered ceiling, garlands, stars and swoops of stucco harmonize in intricate patterns.
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Britain's rule book on the goods would "harmonize" with that of the European Union.
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"Things have never been stranger," harmonize Koenig and Haim on "Stranger," and they're wrong.
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Both frameworks will harmonize the movement of people and goods within the continent without hindrance.
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Lea Michele and Ashley Tisdale meditate and get massages together — and now they harmonize, too.
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But how do we do that in a more harmonize global way is absolutely critical.
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Coons's bill would "harmonize" the USPTO's standards with those used in federal court patent litigation.
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These are both part of my identity, however sometimes it's hard for both to harmonize.
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A couple, and their cultures, harmonize in a place that is reintroduced to the sky.
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Of course, not everyone sees the EU's efforts to harmonize regulations in a positive light.
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Blue abstraction flies or dies depending on how well painters harmonize blue with other colors.
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Powerfully fruity aromas mellow, harmonize and evolve, as the wine gains nuances, depth and dimension.
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Berger pointed out the platform's architectural features, including legs angled to harmonize with the landscape.
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And when they get there, they don't even harmonize, which seems like a wasted opportunity.
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So another impetus to update the ePrivacy Directive is to harmonize it with the new GDPR.
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On Wednesday, the sun will gently harmonize with Jupiter, bringing happiness and optimism to your relationships.
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Our bodies absorb the dissonance, and our brains work overtime to harmonize it or explain it away.
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The smooth, silicon instrument helps autistic kids bridge social gaps by letting them harmonize — literally — with playmates.
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Indeed, Congress has been unable to streamline and harmonize its oversight of DHS in nearly two decades.
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But the prospect of hearing Donald Glover's Simba and Beyonce's Nala harmonize to Disney classics was irresistible.
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Importantly, signing the Judicial Redress Act into law also will further harmonize U.S. and European privacy protections.
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And then he would ask Dudamel to harmonize in canon and then to sing the melody backward.
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In 2009, smartphone producers including Apple signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding agreeing to harmonize chargers.
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"You really do have to harmonize your personal self and professional self on social media," Taylor said.
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The change would also be part of a move to harmonize American taxes with tax policies overseas.
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The measure would harmonize 11 state and central levies into a national sales tax, reducing business transaction costs.
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In 2011, California had agreed to harmonize its emissions with the Obama administration's vehicle emissions requirements through 2025.
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Voices harmonize, pushing against the drums and sounding ancient and wise, before melding into a hand-clapping jig.
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"[Gaten would] come to our house in Atlanta, and we loved to practice and harmonize together," she said.
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The review panel recommended the government harmonize the royalty structure across crude oil, liquid and natural gas wells.
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Macron wants to harmonize fiscal rules, build up a common European investment capacity and a euro zone budget.
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The sun and Venus harmonize with philosophical Jupiter, helping you navigate through the most invisible parts of yourself.
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Saturn, the planet of commitment, will harmonize with action planet Mars, galvanizing you (and your partners) towards group action.
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As Ocean paced the stage and ran through "Pyramids," Keys began to harmonize with a break in the track.
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Southern religious sensibilities and West African spiritualities harmonize in the sculpture, blending different aesthetics of these traditions into one.
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The mission of I.E. is to develop systems which harmonize technology and economics with ecological upgrade in challenging environments.
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You will command respect: The Sun, which is currently in your domestic sector, will harmonize with big daddy Saturn.
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The FDA's naming convention might also impact international efforts to harmonize drug names and develop unique identifiers for biologics.
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Two women began to harmonize the song, "I'll Fly Away," taking advantage of the acoustics of the marble walls.
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There is no discernible front woman; the singers trade verses and then come together at unexpected moments to harmonize.
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Coons's bill, which has bipartisan support, would "harmonize" the USPTO's standards with those used in federal court patent litigation.
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From death metal to throat singing to alpine yodelling, the experimental group is changing what it means to harmonize.
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Juicy gossip comes, too, and a creative energy flows in your career as Mars and Mercury harmonize with Neptune.
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The selected works never quite harmonize, leaving viewers with a frustrating desire for what could and should have been.
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Mercury will harmonize with serious Saturn that morning, helping you to remain objective—but be sure to ask questions.
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The noises from each instrument bounce up and around, timed to either harmonize with each other or be discordant.
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But Roosevelt's goal was always preservation — to reform capitalism and harmonize labor and capital, not to forge a replacement.
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The 27 European heads of state held a conference call Tuesday evening to harmonize their actions against the virus.
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SX21.20P jumped 103 percent after financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules.
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"The ultimate goal, our dream, is to harmonize humans and robots by making full use of soft electronics," he says.
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Susan Camp's delightfully creepy gourds, grown with constraining molds into disembodied doll faces, likewise harmonize with the creaky old houses.
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While no induvial national regulator has a requirement to harmonize with other national regulators, that is clearly what is needed.
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Common carriers are subject to special regulations that harmonize interstate commerce, prevent discrimination and anticompetitive practices, that sort of thing.
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Germany said the partnership also aimed to bring climate and development goals closer together, and to harmonize different donor programs.
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Accordingly, the SEC and CFTC should accelerate efforts to harmonize appropriate regulations and consider a framework that permits substituted compliance.
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Early Saturday morning, hardworking Saturn will harmonize with Venus, creating a favorable vibe for happily committing to something work-related.
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It's a lovely week for communication with your partners as Mars and Mercury harmonize with Neptune, stirring up romantic fantasies.
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Home to voodoo legends and year-round cemetery walks, New Orleans is among the cities that naturally harmonize with Halloween.
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The push for more photos will "further advance and harmonize our response to the threat of terrorism," Mr. Turnbull said.
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The move would harmonize the filing deadline with the three-month grace period for tax payments that Mnuchin announced Tuesday.
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As Carey sings the lyric "I don't want a lot for Christmas," Moroccan and Monroe harmonize on the background vocals.
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For one thing, I thought the three wines affirmed the traditional wisdom of using other grapes to harmonize with grenache.
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The eastern members want to compete within the EU through lower prices and reject French proposals to harmonize more rules.
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The eastern members want to compete within the EU through lower prices and reject French proposals to harmonize more rules.
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Harmonize: A chat bot system for automating HR tasks, built to work with existing platforms like Slack and Microsoft Teams.
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But the biggest challenge for us is to harmonize super high density with nature, and to make architecture that lasts.
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Messenger Mercury and sweet Venus gently harmonize with taskmaster Saturn, creating a bit of a concern about your financial stability.
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As much as possible, we should work to harmonize those criteria internationally so that this is consistent with international law.
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As you watch this visual metronome, you are supposed to harmonize your breathing to its beat until you conk out.
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When a mother and a child physically hold each other, their bodily autonomic states harmonize, connecting on a metabolic level.
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For an economy like Nigeria, where there are key structural deficiencies, there's an urgent need to harmonize the policy mix.
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It was launched on July 1 to harmonize various value-added tax regimes across states in India to one national standard.
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Different suppliers were shipping at different "rate profiles" and Boeing wanted to try to "harmonize the supply chain," the person added.
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Or should the European Union harmonize its corporate tax structure so that companies pay the same amount in all European countries?
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This meant accelerating work to harmonize tax and social structures, which would also make the EU more competitive internationally, they said.
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The Sun will then harmonize with serious Saturn, so these new modes of communication can lead you to strengthen your network.
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Equal parts hilarious and soothing, the two harmonize beautifully on the Academy Award-winning song "Falling Slowly" from the movie Once.
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A lot of people just tell me "do whatever, make something weird," but we began to harmonize throughout the production process.
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But Deschamps-Braly had convinced her that a rhinoplasty would harmonize the adjustments to the jaw, the chin, and the forehead.
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But the EU had at least managed to harmonize (more or less) the processes of company operation, data sharing and hiring.
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Sure, the boy can harmonize — and when Malik's own vocals blend with Kehlani's on the new album's sole feature, it's magical.
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So we've started to develop a new type of architecture to harmonize with these new conditions, and with people's modern lifestyles.
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However, these are largely state and local problems, and they call for a coordinated effort to evaluate and harmonize licensing standards.
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The Paris framework makes very little attempt to harmonize demand-side policies across countries, and most verification is done via self-reporting.
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From l-r: Gary Crosby, Frankie Avalon and Tab Hunter harmonize while Jody McCrea holds his ears against the singing, Jan. 1963.
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The two countries agreed to harmonize their sales system earlier this year in an effort to exert more influence on international prices.
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Billed as something that can "harmonize your listening experience" and "help you to be less distracted and stressed," Hear sounded very promising.
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We really need to make that happen — put her right there in the middle, playing the guitar, and we can harmonize away.
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Also on Monday, Prada said it would harmonize prices so that there would be a discrepancy of only 10 percent between regions.
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I think a lot of the work that we've been trying to do is to try to harmonize storytelling and presence together.
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International understanding and conventions to harmonize national responses are also largely absent, complicating efforts to manage cross-border incidents with political ramifications.
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Over mountainous synth arpeggios, the brothers harmonize and heave, singing abstractions about the moments that move you most—love, weakness, and fear.
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To achieve that goal, they will seek to harmonize energy regulations, increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions of methane, a greenhouse gas.
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"Always shining in the night, and your skin glowing in the moonlight," they harmonize together before Kelela closes out the track solo.
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The three Central American countries will seek to harmonize their legislation for tackling such groups and other criminal gangs, the statement said.
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You can prune out things in your home, since all of these planets harmonize with Uranus, helping you repurpose things—get creative!
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I detected what I thought were bells: yes, bells—a tinny music that seemed to harmonize with the flight of the birds.
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Mars will harmonize with Saturn, the planet of commitment, finding you putting in the elbow grease to make your beliefs come to life.
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In Europe, the banks index jumped 2.3 percent after financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules.
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They send out these vibrations to "harmonize" your room, but they have nothing to do with veganism; it's just some fucking weird shit.
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What's needed: Negotiators will need to harmonize frameworks governing not only e-commerce but other types of cross-border digital flows as well.
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The letter of intent formalizes those plans and paves the way for both countries to harmonize their military requirements for the maritime mission.
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It's far more savory than you might expect, with oregano playing an earthy bass line for the tomato and cheese to harmonize above.
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"In order to minimize the development risk and costs, we decided to harmonize the engine between the booster and the ship," he said.
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Aesthetic Venus will harmonize with warrior Mars on Friday, removing creative blocks that have held you back from being productive in your studies.
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When they harmonize on the chorus, it feels as if that one sentence contains everything an observer might need to know about them.
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On Saturday, Venus will harmonize with disciplined Saturn—a favorable energy for sticking to your word and making commitments that you're happy with.
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In Europe, the banks index jumped 2.2 percent after financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules.
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With the opening of Mexico's energy sector signed into law in 2014, the possibility to harmonize regulatory standards with the U.S. is promising.
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Negotiators from both sides of the Atlantic had worked since 2013 to eliminate tariffs and harmonize regulations for products likes cars and pharmaceuticals.
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And when I sing to her, she opens her mouth wide and wails along, beautifully out of tune, trying very hard to harmonize.
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The move to consolidate the surveillance technology market under one umbrella holding suggests the Kremlin intends to scale up capabilities and harmonize pricing.
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"Today, it's very difficult to harmonize or equalize all the different destinies or perspectives or situations of all our people," he told me.
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The sun and sweet Venus harmonize with lucky Jupiter, strengthening your intuition to help guide you through an unknown territory with no GPS.
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Both Venus, the planet of love and beauty, and Mercury, the planet of communication, gently harmonize with your planetary ruler Jupiter this week.
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For Democrats, the firm posture in spending talks does not perfectly harmonize with their outcry during the battle over the Republican tax overhaul.
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But perhaps more importantly, EU nations will struggle to harmonize intelligence agencies until a definitive platform about the state of Europe's borders is delivered.
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Of course, Brazil did not enact those urgent labor, fiscal and social security reforms that would help it harmonize its conditions to compete internationally.
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With this work, Saar began to harmonize her earlier themes of spirituality and mysticism with these newer, more urgent concerns of race and gender.
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From Miss Piggy and ex Kermit to Gonzo and Fozzie, the lovable gang pops up in brightly colored squares to harmonize the classic tune.
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In a nod to reducing the risk of regulatory arbitrage, the Competition Bureau called on financial regulators to further harmonize regulation across geographical borders.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's markets watchdog has published draft guidelines to harmonize how performance fees are calculated for EU-regulated retail investment funds.
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The agency is important because it operates between the notes — it seeks to harmonize and find common ground between disparate agencies with different agendas.
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In the first, Europe would complete its banking union, capital markets union and harmonize its tax regimes, particularly in the area of corporate taxes.
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Final verdict Since state governments enact individual laws that dictate sources of energy, it may not be easy to harmonize laws across the country.
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If she has one regret, she said, it is that the SEC has yet to harmonize disjointed rules governing financial advisers and stock brokers.
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Another cut targets a program to "harmonize" weather and climate models to better predict weather changes happening 16 to 30 days in the future.
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Romance flows as Mars and Mercury harmonize with Neptune, but watch out for blocks in communication as Mars and Mercury face off with Saturn.
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They harmonize with works by artists Mr. Katz admires, including the Expressionist painters Edvard Munch and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and the sculptor Joel Shapiro.
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Sponsored by Disney and Coca Cola, the boy band came out in full black to harmonize one of their sappiest and most boring hits.
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"What I'm trying to do is harmonize what I deeply care about, my deep interests, with my work," he told the Australian Financial Review.
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One fascinating clip shows Garcia instructing Mr. Weir how to harmonize on "Candyman," as the band moved from the psychedelic fringe to folk rock.
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Mercury and Venus gently harmonize with Saturn, showing that you have personal connections that can put you in touch with your long-term goals.
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Even though Patti Scialfa, his wife, shows up to harmonize on two numbers, this is not a singalong arena show or a roadhouse rouser.
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Conrad provides healing, hopeful activities for becoming present to your inner spirit and outer trauma, and pages of poetry that attempt to harmonize the two.
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Venus will harmonize with planet of abundance Jupiter on Friday at 5:21 AM, creating an easygoing and romantic vibe that tempts you to overindulge.
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"One of the significant priorities will be for us to launch initiatives that will harmonize those standards and streamline the economic activities across the globe."
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In a bid to live up to European regulations, Turkey has pushed through laws and started implementing new regulations to harmonize its laws with Europe.
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It remains to be seen how the Commission could step in to try to harmonize security actions taken by Member States around nascent 5G networks.
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Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russia planned to keep cooperating with other countries to harmonize global energy markets and reduce price volatility.
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While some efforts have been made to harmonize oversight, enforcement and prioritization is largely left to the individual provinces, resulting in regulatory arbitrage and fragmentation.
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" She continued, "And that we are still gonna meet up and sing and harmonize and encourage each other and laugh our asses off real soon.
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Before the moon is exactly "new," it will harmonize with action planet Mars in Aquarius, empowering you to act on whatever emotional truths you discover.
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Treasury also recommended that states work together to harmonize money transfer rules, which cover payment systems and cryptocurrency marketplaces, to help prevent unnecessary regulatory burdens.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which regulates brokers and asset managers, has not yet detailed plans to harmonize its rules with the European Union.
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They're into each other, loose and unguarded; they're also good singers with interesting timbres who can harmonize their way through a pop tune with ease.
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Nina Gordon and Louise were meant to come together and be buddies and harmonize and plug their distortion pedals in and rock the fuck out.
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Collaborate with various federal agencies and national health plans to harmonize implementation strategy and provide instruction for correct implementation of any new reporting changes. 5.
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A jokey session with Cash, and duets from the first episode of Cash's television series, show what happens when two lifelong mavericks try to harmonize.
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While the current law would harmonize rules for both houses, polls suggest it will not hand any coalition or party a clear mandate to govern.
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"We have to harmonize our actions, and if individual countries take a particular action I would expect them to consult the German government," Maas said.
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This all-woman band from Austin recruited Matthew Caws of Nada Surf to harmonize with them on the track, but it's still all about the women.
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The details: The agreements to collaborate on automotive research are intended to accelerate the commercialization of new mobility technologies and harmonize global policies, regulations and standards.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russia planned to keep cooperating with other countries to harmonize global energy markets and reduce price volatility.
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"GST in its current form fails to harmonize tax rates across products or enhance ease of doing business significantly," analysts at Jefferies said in a note.
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And he spoke about the need for the Digital Single Market – a European Commission policy that aims to harmonize rules from streaming services to roaming charges.
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Regulators say the rules will harmonize data privacy laws across the European Union and provide a template for other countries looking to protect individuals' personal data.
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In the new role, he'll work to harmonize the clinical, financial, and administrative data to help Mt. Sinai then analyze the information to improve patient care.
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The SEC should outline a proposal to regulate broker-dealers as a way to "harmonize" rules among regulators, Chair Mary Jo White told a congressional hearing.
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Fifty years ago, those lawmakers might have opted to harmonize their voter ages to avoid the onerous costs of running two voting systems instead of one.
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"The monopolistic sales and collection of art have a conflict that is difficult to harmonize with the 'sharing' and 'free' nature of digital media," she said.
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One of the female band members steps in to harmonize with Lola, both as a support mechanism and an embodiment of the trans woman's inner self.
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His mother died when he was young, and his father, a longshoreman and gospel singer, taught Eugene and his many siblings how to sing and harmonize.
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Designed by the American architect Barry Dierks to harmonize with a tricky bit of coastline, her new home, the Château de l'Horizon, was a modernist palace.
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UL 3/4 and Nokia to sign a voluntary memorandum of understanding to harmonize chargers for new models of smartphones coming into the market in 2011.
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Rhee said he aims to harmonize Alphabet's various projects related to the Internet of Things, or IoT, a term that encompasses any device that accesses data online.
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Trade protectionism should be opposed, trade barriers removed and transaction costs lowered, Jiang said, adding that work needed to be done to harmonize and standardize mining regulations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Drug regulation has failed to keep up with a globalized world and governments should harmonize oversight to improve patients' access to new and innovative medicines.
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The European Commission has now turned its attention to telecoms data privacy regulations — via the ePrivacy Directive — in order to harmonize that directive with the new GDPR.
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Or we could harmonize SNAP with the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infant, and Children (WIC), so that candy, soda, and pork chops are excluded, period.
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Yamamoto said that to harmonize policies, Abe should call an emergency economic summit to discuss measures to address a global growth slowdown as well as market turbulence.
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Who can harmonize anything when no one knows what rules are even going to take effect and the leadership is arbitrarily unmaking rules it passed months ago?
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The EU's MiFID II securities law does not harmonize how foreign platforms can put trading screens in the EU, meaning national watchdogs exercise discretion, leading to inconsistencies.
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Do a little gossiping on Sunday, as the sun will gently harmonize with power planet Pluto, cluing you into secrets that you can use to your advantage.
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There's certainly a need to harmonize regulations and incentivize wireless investment (especially outside city centers), but this doesn't appear to be the way to go about it.
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"To this end, the United Kingdom will harmonize the commercial policy applicable to its customs territory with the common commercial policy of the Union," the agreement says.
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We harmonize when we agree—starting our sentences a perfect fifth or an octave from where the last sentence left off—and grow dissonant when we disagree.
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One is a portrait in green, the other a group of women rendered in blue, and detailing in green fluorites, topaz and amethysts to harmonize it all.
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Wilkinson's U.S. lawyer Stephen Kohn has said the EU should harmonize whistleblower protection with the United States to avoid major money laundering scandals like the Danske incident.
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The government says it will seek congressional approval to harmonize national and local mining laws in an attempt to head off investor worries about the mining votes.
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When they were building the Ocean Course on Kiawah Island in 280, Ms. Dye persuaded her husband to raise the fairways to harmonize them with the environment.
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Kurtyka got countries to focus on the guidelines near the end of the second week, but there was no collective action to harmonize or improve disparate pledges.
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And indeed the goal of the act is to harmonize copyright for musical works created before 21972, a sort of turning point after which copyright law changed considerably.
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Financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules, known as Basel III, capping a decade of effort to make banks more resilient.
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The EU's move to coordinate and harmonize the lists follows the Panama Papers leaks in April, which revealed details of corporate and individual tax evasion involving tax havens.
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And the European Commission is currently trying to push through the "Digital Single Market" agenda which aims to harmonize rules across the EU in areas such as copyright.
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I wanted to embrace the striking difference in the visuals as far as where he is, but also ideally make them harmonize, in that he is consistent throughout.
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AG: We think going forward, there're clearly opportunities to harmonize quite a few aspects of healthcare to serve more patients, so let's start for example with regulatory reforms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Wednesday it was dropping a 2012 proposal to harmonize U.S. vehicle window safety standards with international rules.
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In reaction, Serbia said it would harmonize its policies with those of EU member states, adding that Slovenia's decision meant "the Balkan route for migrants is being closed".
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Collaborating with villagers and the Liberian Land Commission, we worked together to harmonize clan boundaries and draft by-laws for the collective management of forests and natural resources.
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The company said both parties had agreed to "harmonize the company's expenses...to remain within the austerity framework that distinguishes the current administration", but gave no further details.
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In a bid to overcome this, their finance ministers have signed a memorandum of understanding to harmonize capital market regulations, dismantle investment barriers and create new market infrastructure.
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Two major networks, NBCUniversal and ESPN, are rolling out their own advertising standards in an effort to harmonize how they measure digital, live, on-demand and TV audiences.
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Some surprises to your career come later in the week as the sun harmonize with shocking Uranus on Thursday morning, allowing you to be yourself with no regrets.
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Kelly's memo states he is creating a "working group" to "study the clearance process generally" and take action to "streamline, harmonize, and modernize standards" across the executive branch.
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Rather than getting swept up by beers with kitschy additives like fruit or spice, stick to age-old standbys that harmonize with the food rather than upstage it.
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Gaga stopped by The Late Late Show Tuesday night to sing with James Corden, and girl arrived fully prepared to belt, harmonize, and do some synchronized chair dancing.
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All previous attempts to harmonize the rules have failed, most recently in June when dissident deputies used a secret vote to up-end part of the proposed legislation.
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Both Venus and Mercury gently harmonize with lucky Jupiter, showing that you can say the right thing to be put in touch with a world of infinite possibility.
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She said the EU directive mainly concerned the free movement of firearms and that this had an impact on crime prevention, but did not harmonize national crime prevention policies.
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As if being tapped as protegés to Queen Bey herself isn't enough, Chloe x Halle aren't waiting around to prove that they can harmonize as both singers and actors.
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The SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission should work together to harmonize the thresholds for market-wide circuit breakers in the stock market with the futures market. 3.
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The draft guidelines, which ESMA has put out to public consultation before issuing final guidance, look to harmonize general principles on models used for calculating and disclosing performance fees.
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But The European Union has at least managed to harmonize many of the laws surrounding company operation, so that startups don't have to with all 28 jurisdictions at once.
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Their favourite song to harmonize to is "If I Ever Fall In Love" by Shai, and they all have the date they moved in together tattooed in Roman numerals.
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"I'll bite the hand that feeds me," they harmonize in rounds on "Bite the Hand," a track about navigating the power dynamic in a relationship, whether personal or professional.
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Before finishing the park, he sprinkles the blessed water over his work—all in an effort to harmonize the energies and speak to the dirt and rocks around him.
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"There is need to review the capital gains tax legislation in order to enhance equity and fairness as well as harmonize the rate with other jurisdictions," the minister said.
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Jean Schaffner, partner at law firm Allen & Overy's in Luxembourg, told CNBC Wednesday that the Commission cannot be seen as trying to harmonize tax across the 28 European countries.
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"Secretary Perdue expressed a desire to harmonize and equalize the inspection process to give each country confidence in the safety of food products," the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
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Similarly, as trade between countries has accelerated in recent decades, international bodies like the European Union have appropriated sovereign powers in an attempt to harmonize business environments among members.
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But with the new Play HDMI Sync Box, Philips Hue is finally giving people a way to easily harmonize their smart lights with the content on their TV screens.
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"Since they are totally divergent voting systems, there needs to be a great deal of work in parliament to harmonize them and guarantee governability," parliamentary party leader Renato Brunetta said.
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Stiglitz described Cook's behavior as "totally irresponsible" and said the European Union needed to harmonize member nations' tax rates to prevent countries vying to attract multinationals with lower corporate taxation.
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WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Wednesday it was dropping a 2012 proposal to harmonize U.S. vehicle window safety standards with international rules.
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The answer to currency manipulation, though, is not to target individual violators like China but, instead, to harmonize global standards for determining currency valuations among the nations of the world.
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On Monday, the sun will harmonize with Neptune, the planet of illusions, creating a dreamy atmosphere that helps you overcome personal issues that held you back from exploring the world.
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Professional writers might have asked for more tactile response, not less, and Apple's keyboard alterations seem to primarily serve to optimize and harmonize its design rather than enhance any functionality.
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Cook said that the European Commission's move was a backdoor attempt to harmonize tax rates across the European Union, and that Apple had likely been targeted because of anti-U.
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Significantly, NASAA (state securities regulators) adopted a "Model M&A Broker Rule" drawn from prior iterations of this bill to harmonize federal and state securities laws regulating M&A brokers.
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And a federal law would allow the United States to harmonize its laws with those of other major economies, easing trade concerns and promoting American technology in Europe and beyond.
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In "Moon Meets the Sun," they harmonize in a song of tenacity, cultural survival and willed optimism: "Ah, you put the shackles on our feet but we're dancing," Giddens sings.
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"When two people don't harmonize professionally, it can be temporarily compensated by compromise," Ms. Koch wrote in an email to her colleagues, which was then leaked to German news organizations.
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A decorative pattern is copied from a book, transferred to tracing paper, stencilled on cloth, cut out, and pasted onto a muslin, then painted to see how the colors harmonize.
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At one point, to demonstrate how microtonal language can create precise harmony, Jay Campbell, the cellist, played a D, with which I tried to harmonize by playing a B flat.
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While Kourtney might be riffing on a composed salad, I would concur that these ingredients don't harmonize, or play off one another in any sort of 'salady' manner that I recognize.
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"There will be some jobs that go away out of necessity and they should," he said, but they will be replaced with better paying jobs that harmonize with innovation-based economies.
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The Lebanese banking system should terminate client secrecy and harmonize regulations with Financial Action Task Force (FATF) recommendations to increase coordination with overseas banks, which will facilitate foreign investment in Lebanon.
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According to Snider, the science team went to great lengths to "harmonize the data," in order to sidestep this problem as best they could, and the methods have been peer reviewed.
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Crow, Maren Morris and Stevie Nicks harmonize to tell some guy that, actually, he's not going to be crushingly missed; Joe Walsh and Vince Gill provide guitars that slide and crunch.
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In 2009 President Obama began an effort to revise the federal standards in order to harmonize a mishmash of greenhouse-gas and fuel-economy standards set by federal agencies and California.
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He said the EU executive was trying to use state aid laws to harmonize the patchwork of national tax regimes across the bloc and extend its competence in an impermissible way.
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Germania operates both Airbus and Boeing jets but has said it aims to harmonize its fleet by switching to all-Airbus aircraft when it takes older Boeing 737-700s out of service.
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Bosnia has yet to harmonize its constitution with a 2009 ruling by the European human rights court ordering it to allow minorities, such as Roma and Jews, to run for top offices.
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In order to effectively harmonize prices, Fitch Solutions said, one of the countries would need to overhaul its market structure, but neither side has indicated it is prepared to make wholesale changes.
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To leapfrog American tariffs, some Pacific-based corporations that can't afford to be excluded from the U.S. market may move manufacturing stateside, which would harmonize with the White House's wishes, Capri explained.
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This framework would be the basis for federal legislation that would harmonize the fragmented privacy regime we face today and do so in a way that advances American innovation and economic competitiveness.
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In it, Lopes uses a conveniently placed power line that appears in Toastarena Town to demonstrate the way that sounds in the game can harmonize with the music playing in the background.
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Home to voodoo legends and year-round cemetery walks, New Orleans is among those that naturally harmonize with Halloween, which also marks the return of cooler temperatures, and tourism, to the city.
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Even if all other states agree to coordinate (or "harmonize") to maintain higher rates of taxation, individual countries will still face an incentive to lower their tax rates to attract greater investment.
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The 19 works included — which range from sculpture and painting to video and photography — harmonize in this register, but isolated readings reveal distinct anxieties that also operate independently of the overarching theme.
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But the small historic structure was ultimately saved from the wrecking ball, and on Saturday it and the bridge will harmonize — in all senses — in this new work by Jessica Ann Carp.
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Soon, though, the individual scattered titters and excited murmurings began to shift and to harmonize as skeptics and true believers alike became as one, joined by the display of so much awfulness.
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"The biggest challenge was already having Taipei 101 next door — if we were going to build its queen, then we would have to harmonize our design to do so," Mr. Sube said.
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J.C. Overcoats — the two-woman group Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell — harmonize constantly and consonantly in the style of old-line country brother acts, from the Stanley Brothers to the Everly Brothers.
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Financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules, capping a decade-long effort to make banks more resilient although falling short of their own initial hopes.
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On Wednesday morning, Venus, the planet of love and money, will have gently harmonize with Saturn, the planet of discipline, at 8:52 AM, creating the perfect atmosphere to prepare for lasting commitments.
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The pact would create a vast free-trade zone, slash tariffs and harmonize regulation, linking countries in North America, South America, Oceania and East Asia that make up 40% of the global economy.
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Ghana and top grower Ivory Coast plan to announce the price they will pay cocoa farmers for the upcoming October-September crop on Monday as part of a deal to harmonize industry activities.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - The six Western Balkan countries agreed on Thursday to lower and ultimately abolish roaming costs for mobile telephony and internet users by 2021 to try to harmonize the regional telecoms market.
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In early December, financial regulators reached a deal to harmonize global banking rules, capping a decade of effort to make banks more resilient and requiring many of them to increase their capital reserves.
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"What's missing here in this agreement is we've got something to harmonize and help providers when they've got something for DOJ to get the information it wants, but nothing for users," he said.
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Even if Trump made factually correct comments to Mueller, he could still face legal peril if his statements failed to harmonize with FBI "trust me on what I heard" memos containing contrary assertions.
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In 2012, California, the most populous U.S. state, agreed to harmonize its vehicle emissions rules with Obama administration rules that were aimed at doubling average fleetwide fuel efficiency to 54.5 mpg by 2025.
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The pact signed on Thursday by senior navy leaders from Germany, France, the UK, Belgium, and the Netherlands pledges to "harmonize" naval purchasing plans, potentially to include common procurement, according to Defense News.
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"Serbia cannot allow itself to become a collective center for refugees, so it will harmonize all its measures with those of the E.U. member states," the country's Interior Ministry said in a statement.
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Among the business federation's recommendations, the Chamber urges the White House to work with regulated industry sectors to "harmonize" cybersecurity regulations with the optional National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) cybersecurity framework.
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But the wider aim is for the regulation to harmonize as much as possible data protection rules across all Member States to reduce the regulatory burden on digital businesses trading around the bloc.
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Visit Taliesin, the home of Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the most famous American architects, and pioneer of what he called "organic architecture," in which buildings were designed to harmonize with their environment.
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But the goal, Mr. Redl said, is a federal law that will "harmonize" data privacy rules in the United States and mesh enough with the European standard to avoid a more splintered marketplace.
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" Thomas Jefferson wrote in the "Notes and Virginia": "It is for the happiness of those united in society to harmonize as much as possible in matters which they must of necessity transact together.
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Sylvain Theberge, a spokesman for Quebec's securities watchdog, the Autorite des marches financiers, said it has held consultations to harmonize guidelines for mortgage lending by Quebec credit unions with OSFI's B20 by March.
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The cool composition is characteristically Brandt: the latticed rails and the shadows cast on the sooty walls by exposed the stairwell harmonize into a fantastic spiral alive with pulsing rhythms of light and dark.
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Its six-story base would be clad in Flemish bond brick, chosen to harmonize with the Barrow Street townhouses, and the brick rear element would rise no higher than the six-story glass tower.
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Financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules, capping a decade of effort to make banks more resilient even if they fell short of their own initial hopes.
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It was only the latest move in what has become a kind of strongmen's dance, involving a trio of unlikely partners whose motives for getting together are deeply divergent but whose interests occasionally harmonize.
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Individuals and classes that are good at winning the cultural competitions Bourdieu described tend to dominate the places where economic opportunity is richest; they tend to harmonize with affluent networks and do well financially.
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Ms. Knight's task is to try to harmonize a cacophony of competing interests so that the White House can speak with a single voice in what is sure to be a prolonged legislative fight.
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"The commission worked to harmonize HIPAA's goal of allowing incentives to encourage participation in wellness programs with … provisions that require that participation in certain types of wellness programs is voluntary," Yang said in a statement.
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The rules would "reduce the noise produced by new airplanes and harmonize the noise certification standards for those airplanes certificated in the United States with the new International Civil Aviation Organization noise standard," it wrote.
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Throughout the 1980s, support of Nicaragua's Soviet-aligned Sandinista regime was the darling of leftist Americans, left-wing American politicians and those around the world who sought to harmonize Christianity and Marxism through liberation theology.
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The women harmonize and take turns pushing one another as they sing about trouble and hope, love and compassion — both personal and public-spirited — as the songs build up until they all but demand singalongs.
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The rules would "reduce the noise produced by new airplanes and harmonize the noise certification standards for those airplanes certificated in the United States with the new International Civil Aviation Organization noise standard," it adds.
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By updating NAFTA to require partner countries to move quickly to harmonize and automate customs procedures, negotiators can help to increase efficiency and decrease the amount of time that goods are held at the border.
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The Commission also stopped short of proposing to harmonize existing rules to investigate and punish money laundering, which currently give broad discretion to member states, causing what EU regulators called "gaps" in the bloc's legal framework.
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On Friday at 5:48 AM, Mercury will harmonize with Neptune, the dissolvent planet of healing and illusions, creating a day-dreaming air that allows us to imagine how to move forward with this week's discoveries.
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Bosnia, Kosovo and Serbia - along with Albania, Montenegro and Moldova - are part of the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) set up to help ex-communist states harmonize their economic and legal systems with EU demands.
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Pay attention to what your dreams are telling you on or around Monday, as communication planet Mercury—which is in your house of the subconscious—will gently harmonize with dreamy Neptune, connecting you to psychic insights.
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"Godwin Emefiele reiterated the need for the country's monetary and fiscal authorities to collaborate and harmonize standpoints so as to develop the economy rapidly," central bank spokesman Olalekan Ajayi said in an emailed statement on Sunday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules, capping a decade of effort to make banks more resilient even if they fell short of their own initial hopes.
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Jacqueline Leeker, a spokeswoman for U.S. Forces Korea, said U.S. and South Korean troops continued to train together, but had adjusted the size, scope, number and timing of exercises to "harmonize" training programs with diplomatic efforts.
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RCEP is not seen as such a "high quality" trade agreement as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), among 11 Asia-Pacific countries, because it does not cover or harmonize as much.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB) plans to develop more detailed guidance on financial safety nets to help harmonize Islamic principles with existing legal systems, as the industry body strengthens ties with financial regulators.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian banking association ABI on Wednesday urged European authorities to harmonize new rules on loans turning sour after the European Central Bank and the EU Commission presented two separate set of rules last week.
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When choosing his weekly arrangements, Zezé takes special care to harmonize with the Beaux Arts era townhouse that the architect Annabelle Selldorf converted into a salon-style museum for Neue Galerie's German and Austrian-focused holdings.
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Still, a scene of her singing a Mexican folk song with her brother and nephew in her living room ("I can't let them sing this without me") demonstrates that she can still harmonize and style beautifully.
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He spent breaks with the young performers, herded them to rehearsals and worked to harmonize their theater training — which involved a great deal of stylized dance — with the movement and expressions more familiar to European audiences.
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"The one thing that we do that benefits, as far us as being twins, is that [when] we go caroling … Drew and I have the ability to resonate off each other's voices and harmonize," he says.
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To address that, in 2009 President Obama forged a major agreement with all the players — industry, California and the federal agencies with control over vehicles — to harmonize competing demands and, in effect, create a single market.
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CBD brands meanwhile are waiting eagerly to see how states harmonize with the upcoming USDA regulations, and how that change affects the way they do business, explains Dylan Summers, Director of Government Affairs for Lazarus Naturals.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Financial regulators reached a long-sought deal on Thursday to harmonize global banking rules, capping a decade-long effort to make banks more resilient although falling short of their own initial hopes.
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Business leaders on both sides of the Atlantic still hoped for a trade pact between the United States and the European Union that would eliminate already low tariffs and harmonize regulations governing things like vehicle headlights.
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The CSA, which exists to harmonize regulation of capital markets in Canada, said it would publish a consultation paper on the fees by this fall, followed by a four-month consultation period when affected parties can respond.
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With AV technology still in its infancy, it's an opportunity for governments to harmonize policies around the world, Matt Blunt, president of the American Automotive Policy Council, said during a panel with some of his global counterparts.
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These three rather different young men are much more than amigos—they're blood relatives raised by the same heroic mama, and while they don't harmonize like Isleys or Everlys, their pitch-corrected interactions are a consanguineous delight.
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"It is time we had an institution that can harmonize the requirements for market authorization and address issues around quality," Margareth Ndomondo-Sigonda, AMA program coordinator at the African Union's (AU) Nepad economic development agency, told Reuters.
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The association called on its members to help regulators understand developments and harmonize standards as different KYC rules across the region raised costs for cross-border financial groups, who were also interpreting those rules in different ways.
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Other aims for the new regulation are to harmonize the rules with the EU's updated General Data Protection Direction (GDPR), which was overhauled last year — and is due to come into force in the EU in 2018.
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One of these texts, the Canon Tables — which are an early set of tables that harmonize the gospel narrative — are richly illustrated with arches and columns that include fantastical creatures, as well as floral and ivy motifs.
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The changes will "harmonize" Citigroup's consumer business with operating models of units in Asia and Mexico that have produced better results, Stephen Bird, chief executive of Citigroup's global consumer banking business, said in a memo seen by Reuters.
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Rather than harmonize the two parties' regulatory standards, the US is proposing to refer all disagreements over pesticides and food safety to the UN Food and Agricultural Organization's "Codex Alimentarius Commission" system, which is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.
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"The goal of these provisions (is) to ensure that the justice system continues to operate equitably and effectively, and to harmonize what is already being done on an ad hoc basis by courts around the country," Kupec wrote.
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There were around nine people returned for every one person removed, according to a data set compiled by the Office of Immigration Statistics that attempted to harmonize returns and removals from the United States stretching back to 1927.
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"Although her mother had almost lost the ability to use words, whenever Sally would sing the soundtrack of her life, her mother would still be able to sing the song from start to finish and harmonize beautifully," Lowndes said.
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The Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department will start a new task force to "integrate and harmonize" efforts to counter violent extremism in the United States, said Ned Price, spokesman for the White House National Security Council.
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"It was about celebrating unity and showing that we love each other," says Smyth, a member of Nashville's Portara Ensemble, a choral group that was recruited along with choir members from Tennessee State University to harmonize on the opener.
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The design submitted by Hadid, who designed the aquatics centre for the 2012 London Olympics, was slammed by critics for failing to harmonize with its surroundings and derided as reminiscent of a bicycle helmet or a drooping raw oyster.
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And the authors of the SWIFT Institute's paper clearly see a benefit too, suggesting blockchain technology provides the industry "with an opportunity to harmonize business processes and address many long-neglected inefficiencies in post-trade and other financial operations".
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Tokyo's Olympic stadium will be constructed around an unusual set of wooden lattices - a design conceived by architect Kengo Kuma to harmonize with a forest of oak and camphor trees surrounding the nearby Meiji shrine in the Japanese capital.
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The design submitted by Hadid, who designed the aquatics center for the 2012 London Olympics, was slammed by critics for failing to harmonize with its surroundings and derided as reminiscent of a bicycle helmet or a drooping raw oyster.
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"Our brains become magnetized with the dominating thoughts which we hold in our minds, and ... these 'magnets' attract to us the forces, the people, the circumstances of life which harmonize with the nature of our dominating thoughts," writes Hill.
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Using some of our favorite cuts for 2017 (all of which were created by top stylists in L.A. and NYC) the cosmically-gifted duo assigned each sign a chop that will enliven, complement, or harmonize with the year ahead.
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President Sergio Mattarella, the only figure with the power to dissolve parliament, has said elections should only be held after parliament has passed a new electoral law to harmonize voting systems for the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Europe must work over coming years and decades to harmonize the many different weapons systems its armed forces deploy, both to use military budgets more efficiently and strengthen the continent's military contractors, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
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The most gifted coaches, like Popovich—or, in their time, Red Auerbach, of the Celtics; Red Holzman, of the Knicks; and Phil Jackson, of the Lakers and the Bulls—can make even the greatest soloists harmonize with their teammates.
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Behind the scenes, officials from the United States and the European Union have been discussing ways to harmonize regulations of goods like pharmaceuticals and autos, which would lower costs for companies and consumers on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Virgo highlights the tip-top of your chart, the house of fame and legacy, and as all of these planets harmonize with rebellious Uranus, you can approach your work in a new, refreshed way... anything to secure the bag!
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On that day in December, as I watched the birds fly over the border I could not cross, I found myself thinking how much smarter birds and animals are than people; they harmonize with nature instead of erecting walls.
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To include more individuals, policymakers could also harmonize the reporting thresholds for 1099-MISCs and 1099-Ks and establish different reporting thresholds for the retail and service sectors to ensure the reform does not unintentionally capture non-business owners.
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As part of the online efforts against jihadists, a new group known as the Countering Violent Extremism Task Force will "integrate and harmonize" government efforts to prevent violent extremism in the United States, White House national security spokesman Ned Price said.
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The clip doesn't offer any clues, but Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) subs in, rocking the band's signature, leopard-print cat ears to harmonize on a downbeat, flirtatious cover of Kelis' 2003 jam "Milkshake" — performed on the burger joint's roof. (P.
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Over the coming year, carriers like AT&T and Verizon and phone makers like Samsung and Huawei will be figuring out how to optimize their equipment, maximize their coverage, and harmonize the various wireless components that reside under the "5G" banner.
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In a new report, the IME called on the British government to harmonize its post-Brexit rules with EU regulations on medical devices - a category covering everything from heart stents to walking aids - or risk losing billions of pounds in exports.
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If she has one regret, she says, it is that the SEC has yet to harmonize disjointed rules governing financial advisers, who are fiduciaries who must act in their clients' best interest, and brokers, who are held to a lesser standard.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - Plans by the world's top cocoa growers Ivory Coast and Ghana to harmonize bean prices are unlikely to have much effect on world markets because of differences between their marketing systems and minimal domestic processing, Fitch Solutions analysts said.
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At the heart of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a desire to harmonize data protection policies across the continent, protect European citizens and enforce transparency in how personal data is used in an age of globalization and big data.
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It included an agreement to cut trade tariffs on manufactured and agricultural goods, harmonize approaches to intellectual property and to establish an agreed arbitration process by which investors can sue member governments if they violate the terms of the agreement.
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On Thursday, the Sun—which illuminates the daily routine sector of your chart (this expands to your health and work)—will harmonize with lucky Jupiter, which has been transiting the sector of your chart related to your career goals since October.
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There, the party will have the opportunity to override the draft platform committee's ill-considered decision to avoid calling on Israel to end its illegal colonization and military occupation of Palestinian land, and harmonize the party's platform with official U.S. policy.
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That is why, in the deal brokered by the Obama administration to harmonize greenhouse gas and fuel efficiency standards into a single national program, California agreed not to implement its own tougher rules in exchange for steadily increasing federal targets.
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The European Union, he said, should embrace a joint budget for those using the euro — "a real budget at the heart of Europe," he said; construct a shared military force; and harmonize taxes and the minimum wage to stay globally relevant.
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In a few hard-edge acrylic abstractions from 1971 and '72, it's a question of color choice — graphic shapes in blues, oranges and reds that harmonize more than they contrast make it hard to distinguish where any surface stops or starts.
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"My name must in no event be used until all efforts to harmonize upon one of the candidates already before the public shall have failed," Franklin Pierce warned when he was the dark horse of the Democratic Convention in 1852.
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This week's technical talks are the second time since Mr. Obama announced the opening with Cuba in December 2014 that Ms. Pritzker and Mr. Malmierca have come together with officials from their governments to try to harmonize some aspects of their business regulations.
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Mattarella, the only figure with the power to dissolve parliament, has said frequently in the past that elections should only be held after parliament has passed a new electoral law to harmonize voting systems for the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
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"It's good that the EU is trying to harmonize the regulations...they are trying to create some kind of umbrella, which I think is very good for Europe," Ekholm said, adding that Ericsson will not take a position on national security issues.
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Most of the resistance to this deal and the larger trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific agreements has centered not on the elimination of tariffs but on the so-called investment provisions that standardize — or harmonize, in the argot of trade negotiators — applicable rules.
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Technology is a challenge for all global banks, but Deutsche Bank has particularly struggled to harmonize its networks in the decades after a rapid global expansion that included the acquisition of Morgan Grenfell in London and Bankers Trust in the United States.
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Car companies typically try to harmonize their fleets for the global market to the best of their ability, and other parts of the world are still pushing forward policies to improve fuel economy standards and put more electric vehicles on the road.
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Margaret Hamburg, who led the FDA until 2015, and Elias Zerhouni said there was an urgent need to harmonize a "mosaic of regulations" in different countries, and they called for the issue to be taken up at the G8 or G20 groups of nations.
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Earlier this month, the European Union called on member states to take a softer approach to regulating sharing economy services, in an attempt to harmonize rules across the EU. Amazon has come under particularly severe criticism from French authorities over its impact on domestic businesses.
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"Most of the defense industry is European, and those areas that are not yet (consolidating) Europe-wide will consolidate in coming years," he told a business forum in Berlin, adding that the governments that wanted this to happen would need to harmonize their export rules.
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"Changes to the risk weighting of government bonds would be damaging and inopportune, while there's a willingness to discuss incentives to diversify portfolios, not just of government bonds, to better harmonize tools to handle crises," Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri told an event in Rome.
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Countries must implement carbon taxes in the 2020s, ramp them up to $50 per ton by 2030 and at least $100 per ton by 23, and harmonize them across the globe — that's what would be required to induce sufficient investment in low-carbon technologies.
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Psychological breakthroughs are possible around Monday—try to get in touch with a therapist or find someone—or something—to vent to, as communication planet Mercury will gently harmonize with Pluto, lord of the underworld, inspiring profound thoughts about how your reputation affects your mental health.
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"It is not merely a flying game, but a sport that requires mental focus and accuracy to enable users to harmonize mental commands and hand movements to fly their drone," Saif Mohammed al-Suwaidi, the aviation authority's director-general, said in a statement at the time.
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While boybands tend to be known for their hit music and rollercoaster relationships with both love interests and one another, there's one thing that remains true: a group of young guys who can harmonize and look good doing it is almost always a recipe for success.
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While the European Commission is pushing a policy it calls the Digital Single Market, to harmonize rules across all 28 member states in areas including copyright law and e-commerce, the Unicorn Forum says the EU's plans risk favoring larger business, and not helping younger startups.
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"Our brains become magnetized with the dominating thoughts which we hold in our minds, and, by means with which no man is familiar, these 'magnets' attract to us the forces, the people, the circumstances of life which harmonize with the nature of our dominating thoughts," writes Hill.
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MUMBAI, Aug 9 (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India will have to watch for any impact on inflation from the new goods and services tax (GST), which will harmonize 11 state and central levies into a national sales tax, outgoing RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan said on Tuesday.
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And he doesn't just cover that with a range of stories (like acting out in school and going on capers with the homies), but also in sound as he raps cutting bars with the same spirit that he taps into to harmonize over gospel-leaning tunes.
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There are three multidisciplinary sessions: Nuurvana Healing with Deganit Nuur, which combines clairvoyance and acupuncture; the Cristalline with Rashia Bell, who works with crystals to heal and harmonize the body; and Air Beautiful with Snow Shimazu, who specializes in wellness during travel through yoga, massage and meditation.
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" Relying mostly on acoustic instruments and echoes of Mexican and Caribbean traditions, Los Lobos strum and harmonize their way around the hemisphere, in songs previously recorded by El Gran Combo, Vicente Fernandez, Freddy Fender, Ismael Rivera and others, resurfacing some rarities like "Donde Está Santa Claus?
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In addition to adding new anti-retaliation provisions to its rules to harmonize them with the SEC, the CFTC also said Monday it had updated its rules governing the process for filing claims to be considered for awards, and clarified who can be eligible for a whistleblower award.
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His inability to harmonize off the court with integral on-court collaborators (read: get along with his teammates) all but ostracized him from the last three teams he's played for, while physical decline and the league's sudden aversion to low-post sledgehammers have minimized his role and influence.
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"If they can create a national standard of sorts and harmonize that regulatory burden then that will provide a real benefit to America's small businesses and hopefully in the long run decrease of the cost of credit," said Scott Stewart, chief executive of trade group Innovative Lending Platform Association.
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Policymakers need to streamline and harmonize the multiple, complex and inconsistent standards of conduct and disclosure requirements that govern retirement solutions, which decrease access to advice, increase costs for those who can afford advice, and generally breed confusion for many advisors and the people who need their advice.
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To reduce regulatory duplication and bring the United States more in line with other markets, the report calls for the SEC and CFTC to work more closely and harmonize their rules, but stopped short of recommending a merger of the two - something policymakers have called for in the past.
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Sarsgaard recently starred in the indie movie "The Sound of Silence," in which he plays Peter Lucian, an emotionally detached sound expert who, in his job as a so-called house tuner—a profession that does not exist in real life—attempts to harmonize the soundscapes of people's living spaces.
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And to this already multifaceted art form, he has added high-tech experiments in streaming video and 3-D film and retro elements like reel-to-reel tape recordings, resulting in sequences like duets that require an onstage singer to harmonize with another artist, who is inside a recorded movie.
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It was that in attacking post-Cold War idealism and the culture of legal self-dealing in D.C., Trump was offering a unified rejection of the entire way that American public servants of both parties have claimed to harmonize republican service and self-enrichment, the entire ideological edifice justifying cashing in.
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"There is something new because we have the reengagement of the United States in Syria and four of the leaders in this format are here for the first time, so it's important to harmonize the positions of these countries and get some collective momentum," said the French diplomat, speaking on background.
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"We need to harmonize our federal agencies so they are in sync, so that one isn't causing problems that the other has to try and fix," said Diana Zuckerman, president of the National Center for Health Research, a watchdog group that conducts health research it can use to influence policymakers.
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She recorded this solo album not in a field but a decommissioned grain silo in Buffalo — a hollowed-out monument to economic decay — where a 12-second-long echo allowed her to harmonize with her own horn in slow, overlapping strokes, savoring a bit of the past as it slipped away.
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And Dombrovskis said the EC's concern is that's leading to a patchwork of tax regimes across the bloc as states respond to the challenge of the increasing digitization of the economy — which he argued could undermine a major strategy it's been pushing to harmonize digital business by creating an EU 'Digital Single Market'.
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Here, the slapped funk bass and the off-kilter drum machine and the scratchy, descending synthesizer hook combine in totally different ways to form a melancholy backdrop over which Prince alters and overdubs his voice, mixing in several chattering, dinky, sped-up permutations of himself to harmonize, scream, and cry with each other.
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To improve the system, the incoming administration should greatly reduce the complexity of registering new apprenticeships, provide direct incentives to states to harmonize their programs around a single national standard, allow students to use Title IV grants to finance registered apprenticeships, and provide employers of all sizes with incentives to implement programs.
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The tranquil gardens, with their several distinct outdoor "rooms," were designed to harmonize with the rocky glacial outcroppings and native trees on the hilly property, which includes rock ponds (with mallards and turtles) and the 1950s Modernist summerhouse and former home (now teahouse) of the couple whose love story started it all.
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The list, admittedly, reads like the stuff of millennial satire: There are primers on Thai massage and tarot reading, and sessions that involve "authentic relating" ("explore ways of seeing, connecting, and appreciating yourself and others at a deeper level") and "dancing in the dark" ("harmonize and integrate our internal masculine and feminine elements").
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" Ultimately, he decides "Antarctica isn't part of the order of things constituted by human needs and uses and usefulness, but it is part of cosmic order (strike up the string section again), and therefore it and humanity, which is also part of cosmic order, belong together in some ultimate sense; they harmonize.
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In 2012, when the Obama administration set a comprehensive set of standards on greenhouse gas emissions and fuel economy for cars and light trucks — aiming to roughly double the average fuel economy of new cars, S.U.V.s and light trucks by 2025 — California agreed to harmonize its regulations with the new federal standards.
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If the $85033-billion threshold for enhanced Fed supervision is increased to a new threshold of $250 billion, U.S. regulators will almost certainly "harmonize" the rules for international banks with American subsidiaries, despite the fact that many of these banks have global assets that rank them among the largest banks in the world.
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In others, the ovals are filled with multicolored hash marks and scribbles too frenetic to read as separate gestures, but loose enough that the artist can put a clear, clanging blue right on top of a fire-engine red and know that the colors will harmonize, like the instruments of a brass band.
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The Obama administration in its 2016 NEPA climate guidance sought to clarify and harmonize for the first time how federal agencies should factor potential greenhouse gas emissions from federal projects such as pipelines or roads, and require them to consider alternatives or propose measures to mitigate the climate impacts of a project.
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Together, Ocean and Drake will harmonize and reproduce Isaac Brock's whiny cadence to sing about the atmospheric pressure of modern day life near Lake Huron, the distant horizons of Lake Michigan and the great emotional depths of Lake Superior, the second largest lake in the world by area, and sweet, often forgotten, Lake Erie.
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As a constituent who was partly raised by the music teachers of Bozeman's public schools, I know that it also makes sense, given the cacophony of the United States Congress, to dispatch a Montanan to Washington who knows how to inspire a bunch of squirrelly kids to work together, keep the beat and harmonize.
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Once Britain leaves the EU in 2019, the 27 remaining members could decide to jointly develop their social policies and maybe fully harmonize citizens' rights across the EU. If that proves too much for some members, different groups of countries could opt to do more together on social policies, just like some members share the euro currency.
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"In the United States, what Mark is talking about trying to do is have some kind of greater industry standards bodies, to be able to both harmonize the approach of the different companies to similar sets of issues, and also to make sure that consumers are able to be better informed by the consistency across the board," he said.
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But in recent years, the division has failed to meet targets after encountering stiff competition from JPMorgan Chase & Co for premium card customers and after outbidding American Express for the card business of retailer Costco Bird said in a memo to employees that the reorganization was designed to "harmonize" the operations of Citigroup's global consumer banking businesses.
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To create the effects on 22, A Million, Vernon used new software called Messina (created by the engineer Chris Messina) that allows musicians to harmonize vocals and instruments in real time, and Prismizer, a program (whose invention is largely credited to Francis Starlite of Francis and the Lights) that builds a glossy choral sound around single vocals.
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If you're not inclined to dress up like your spouse's twin and harmonize in public settings—and most of us likely aren't—a story like this can be reassurance that, well, lifetime marriage truly is a miracle, and if this is what "'til death do us part" takes, no wonder so many of us can't quite hack it.
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That Mr. Rohatyn had come to this country as a World War II refugee, that he had forged a singular life in public service in gratitude for what America had given him, that he listened passionately and brought discordant voices together to harmonize in the name of the city's resurrection — this was the theme of Mr. Bloomberg's warm appreciation.
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"While we are disappointed in the SEC's decision to not move forward with our proposal to harmonize BDC treatment with that of other operating companies, we urge the staff to take up another solution and adopt AFFE relief when it issues its final fund-of-funds proposal," said Joseph Glatt, chairman of the CBD, in an emailed statement.
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Beyond addressing processes that he suggested were at fault for allowing Porter to remain as a senior aide to the President, Kelly said he also plans to work with the attorney general, FBI director, director of national intelligence, defense secretary and CIA director to "streamline, harmonize and modernize standards across the executive branch" -- citing a larger problem.
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Those who have seen Frank Brangwyn's 1930s murals at Rockefeller Center, a muted scene of finding truth through Christ that's meant to harmonize with Jose Maria Sert's more secular and striking fresco of American progress, may be surprised that Brangwyn was a devoted apprentice of William Morris, and brought his printmaking background to a vibrant East–West collaboration in the 203s.
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Palm oil is one of the least taxed vegetable oils in France and the government proposed a last-minute amendment on Wednesday, which says the state will put forward a new scheme to harmonize taxes on such oils and include an exemption for those that are sustainably produced based on "objective criteria", within six months after a wider biodiversity law is enacted.
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The pro-European Union (EU) leader, who defeated far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in the last round of France's 2017 presidential election, has said that Europe should harmonize its tax policies, establish a minimum wage in every country and have a euro zone finance minister and budget — among many other proposals that he says will integrate EU nations further.
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From the insurance industry standpoint, we've just spent the last 10 years and a huge amount of money trying to harmonize rules with our competitors, so that if we're competing against Allianz in Germany or AXA in France, and they're very big players in the U.K. market as we are in the continental European markets, we're all working to the same set of rules.
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In an eight-page letter Thursday to Trump's transition team made public and reported earlier by Reuters, the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, which presents major automakers including General Motors Co, Ford Motor Co and Toyota Motor Corp, urged the incoming Trump White House to find "a pathway forward" on setting final fuel efficiency standards through 2025, calling on the next administration to "harmonize and adjust" the rules.
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"To be frank, every single thing that we're doing at Microsoft, not just in business applications but across the entire Microsoft Cloud, is on the back of that vision that data is coming out of everything, and that those organizations that can collect that data, harmonize it and reason over it will be in a position to be proactive versus reactive," Philips told TechCrunch.
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As you search for the symmetries in "Asymmetry," you won't find one key that will unlock all its mysteries — this book is musical, not architectural in structure; themes don't build on each other as much as chime and rhyme, repeat and harmonize, so what we receive is less a series of thesis statements than a shimmering web of associations; in short, the world as we know it.
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As Tanizaki began his essay: What incredible pains the financier of traditional architecture must take when he sets out to build a house in pure Japanese style, striving somehow to make electric wires, gas pipes, and water lines harmonize with the austerity of Japanese rooms — even someone who has never built a house for himself must sense this when he visits a teahouse, a restaurant, or an inn.
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He believes to harmonize is to reach, to ascend, to query ego & hold a note till there's only a quiver of blue feather sat dawn, & a voice goes out to return as a litany of mock orange & sweat, as we are sewn into what we came crying out of, & when Old School declares, "You can't doo-wop a cappella & let your tongue touch an evil while fingering a slothful doubt beside the Church of Coltrane," he has traversed the lion's den as Eric Dolphy plays a fluted solo of birds in the pepper trees.
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So whether it's Dublin, Berlin, Paris or Stockholm, EU cities are already jockeying for position and to pitch themselves as an alternative, welcoming regional base for startup founders fearing what Brexit means for the future of London and the UK. The EU is also consulting on policies aimed at supporting what it dubs a Digital Single Market — by trying to harmonize regulations that pertain to digital business to allow for a freer flow of digital services across the region, and build in support for relevant areas such as digital skills.
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