"You should be having at least three months," Aliche says.
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Mr Trump's crudely transactional instincts are having at least one salutary effect.
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Few people go through life without having at least one celebrity crush.
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But in many industries, having (at minimum) a Bachelor's degree is mandatory.
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On today's internet, having at least some level of protection is essential.
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That is the only conversation we should be having at this time.
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It was mostly out of financial difficulties I was having at the time.
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Having at least one chronic illness is statistically normal in the US. 50.
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Even just our personal troubles we may have been having at any moment.
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That study actually counted up how many orgasms people were having at different ages.
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Only four Democratic candidates have previously announced having at least 130,000 donors: Vermont Sen.
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The best flavor of shake is the one I'm having at any given moment.
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Most waste companies recommend having at least one porta-potty for every 100 guests.
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That said, baseball benefits from having at least one dome stadium in the league.
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Keckler recommends having at least three to six months' worth of living expenses saved up.
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McBride recommends having at least six months' worth of expenses saved in an emergency fund.
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McBride recommends having at least six months' worth of expenses saved in an emergency fund.
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The standard tripod grip is much better suited to having at least one flat edge.
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The Republican debates are just unhinged, superstitious, vengeful bullies having at it with each other.
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Ms. Pearson's son was having at least 24 seizures a year despite anti-seizure medication.
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This is not a conversation I need to be having at this time of day.
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Butler's Instagram followers are having at it — what else would we expect from them, really?
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But having at least one fitting, and preferably two, will produce a much better result.
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I tell my mom about some issues I've been having at my weekly volunteer commitment.
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From your experience, what does having at least one female founder do for a company?
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Trump called her "a truly great person" whom he would miss having at his side.
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That requires polling above 2 percent in four recognized polls and having at least 130,85033 donors.
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Experts generally recommend having at least three to six months' worth of living expenses stowed away.
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Having at least some Roth funds is beneficial for a few reasons, according to financial advisors.
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Among millennial conservatives, 59% say that climate change is having at least some effect on America.
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Researchers defined short-term opioid use as having at least one prescription dispensed in the previous year.
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BMB: When Miles was created, he was created out of a conversation we were having at Marvel.
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No candidate, he said, has won the nomination without having at least 4 percent support by December.
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Aesthetically, it offers the standard white walls and flexible space we are accustomed to having at institutions.
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"When it comes to photos, I suggest dressing in simple, but popping colors, smiling genuinely, looking into the lens, having at least one full-body shot, and having at least one interesting thing in the shot that represents you," Destin Pfaff, founder of Love And Matchmaking, told Business Insider.
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One of the global principles we are working towards having at least 50% women so gender neutrality worldwide.
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And of course, we're gonna ... Just so you know, we're having ... Who are we having at Code Conference?
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"If they're a professional company, they're having at least two, but probably four, sales a month," he said.
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With six players having at least 03 homers, and 20 over all, no other team is even close.
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Having at least one connection at a company makes you 6x more likely to get a job there.
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I'm peeling back some of the layers and seeing what's underneath and having at it, which is extremely exciting.
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We're told he was having a hard time dealing with the trouble his dad was having at the network.
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Doherty invited her to stop by an upcoming adoption event her organization was having at a local pet store.
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I have more knowledge about the world than people could have ever before dreamed about having at my age.
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Many others fit that bill, because having at least some business experience can be an asset for a president.
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Most experts recommend having at least 0003 times your annual expenses saved if you plan to leave work completely.
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But on the other hand, having at least a national electricity grid system would do wonders for energy efficiency.
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But she failed to meet the second requirement: having at last 2 percent support in four DNC-approved polls.
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"You should be having at least three months," says Tiffany Aliche, personal finance expert and founder of The Budgetnista.
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The second conservative complaint is that Medicaid is administered so badly that it may not be worth having at all.
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But having at least one company releasing products adhering to the standard is a crucial first step towards wider adoption.
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Under his predecessor, Lee Raymond, Exxon adopted the view humans are having, at most, a minimal role in climate change.
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No matter how lovely a time I'm having at a group event, I always look forward to being back home.
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If you're a few years out from retirement, she recommends having at least a years' worth of expenses saved up.
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Mr. Riggs — having at first been declined by Ms. King — faced off instead against Margaret Court, another young tennis superstar.
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The bill defines large concentrated animal feeding operations as having at least 1,000 cattle, 2,500 hogs or 85033,000 laying hens.
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Another OPEC source said there was strong momentum around having at least the outline of a deal agreed next week.
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Among households that report having at least some money set aside, the median savings level is higher, just under $227,000.
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The new study involved 23 working postmenopausal women who were having at least 10 hot flashes or night sweats per week.
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They'll no doubt help California reach its goal of having at least half of electricity come from renewable energy by 2030.
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She sunk her energy and savings in to the pageant, having at one point only 10,000 rupees ($156) in her account.
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Some of us have trouble interacting with others before having at least one cup of decently strong coffee in the morning.
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"I like having at least one big thing a day that I can check off my list to feel productive," she says.
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Since the beginning of his administration, Mr. Obama has insisted on having at least 10 letters included in his daily briefing book.
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Suze Orman, financial expert and former CNBC television host, recommends having at least eight to 12 months' worth of living expenses saved.
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"The one tactic that's never been used before is having, at mass scale, the hallways and tunnels full," Byrne told VICE News.
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Participants were an average of 53 years old at the follow-up and 93 percent reported having at least one chronic disease.
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But I found that his continued claim to having at least some native ancestry seems to have only further fueled the criticism.
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She said once a week is too limited and hard to remember, so she recommends having at least an hour each day.
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"What it does it deals with this issue we&aposre having at the border with separation of children from their parents," he said.
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Like my body tried to tell me, having sex when I hadn't made my pleasure an equal priority wasn't worth having at all.
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Airbus shares were down by around 4 percent in late session trading, having at one stage fallen by as much as 9 percent.
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Airbus shares were down by around 6 percent in mid-session trading, having at one stage fallen by as much as 9 percent.
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It's the most rewarding feeling to point at the work you do and the impact it's having at the level of the individual.
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The tone of their chats is often confessional; one user messaged the bot repeatedly about a difficult time he was having at work.
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Samsung has been under fire (pardon the pun) for mishandling the recall, having at the very least failed to engage with US regulators.
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Thirty-two percent of news organizations who responded to ASNE'S survey reported having at least one minority journalist in a top-three position.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average today closed down 392 points, or 1.58%, after having at one point been down more than 500 points.
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I love to show everyone what a great time I am having at the music concert via the medium of as-live videos.
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A product was considered sodium-reduced if the label advertised it as having at least 25 percent less sodium than the original version.
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My fellow cycling instructor friend, H., texts me and invites me over for a gathering he's having at his new apartment tomorrow night.
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Federal regulators' own research underscores the necessity of having at a minimum a federally certified engineer and a federally certified conductor on trains.
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Airbus shares were down by around 4 percent in late session trading, having at one stage fallen by as much as 9 percent.
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That means you can count on everything in the Outlet being in new condition and having at least a three-star Amazon rating.
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Rebecca offers to text Scott about the mishap — and realizes Paula's been texting Sunil about what a bad time she's having at Rebecca's party.
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Founder Ty Haney told CNBC last year Outdoor Voices wouldn't count out having at least 50 stores in the future — one in every state.
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Monster suggests having at least three or four references for mid- to entry-level positions, and five to seven references for more senior roles.
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Overall, the study finds that 14% of jobs across 32 countries are highly vulnerable, defined as having at least a 70% chance of automation.
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Teens responded to surveys that asked how often they could recall having at least five drinks in a row over the previous two weeks.
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The reward wouldn't be so sweet—or, perhaps, worth having at all—if the process that assured it were shown to be a sham.
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OKRs: That's the one of the topics of our all hands meeting today that we're having at noon, kind of wrapping up our Q1.
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But just because some people in finance aren't setting their hair on fire over Sanders doesn't mean he's not having at least some effect.
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It's also hard having three kids and giving them each enough individual attention, which is a personal struggle I am having at the moment.
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What you probably don't hear is that, at the moment, having renewables may also mean having at least a little bit of fossil fuels.
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And those are conversations well worth having at a moment when both history and the present are keeping many of us awake at night.
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At least five percent said they are aware of having at one point entered a work-related password into a fraudulent form or web page.
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Hunt's estranged wife, Audrianna Middlesworth, told the paper that she remembered the home having at least one smoke detector before she moved out in 2017.
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"I don't think anybody should get married without having at least one big fight, so that you know how to handle that conflict," Gadoua says.
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By age 353, retirement-plan provider Fidelity recommends having at least six times your salary in savings in order to retire comfortably at age 67.
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In a final hour that featured four players having at least a share of the lead, Leishman is the only one who didn&apost blink.
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I could pull things back when they needed to breath, or be slowed down to match the experience Rue was having at any given moment.
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One, you have to be Jewish, defined by Birthright as having at least one Jewish birth parent or having converted through a recognized Jewish denomination.
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Specifically, in addition to having at least three years of driving experience, the guidelines will require drivers to retire their cars after driving 600,000 km.
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A: I was very angry inside and a little scared because we were having, at that point, that was one of the more escalated times.
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Pardon me for asking this uncomfortable question, but having at least some vision of what you'll do if everything fails is a very good idea.
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By age 4013, retirement-plan provider Fidelity recommends having at least six times your salary in savings in order to retire comfortably at age 67.
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Having inclusive educators, having at least one [teacher] who is open to queer and trans students, having an adult you can come to — that's really important.
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Satellite navigation such as GPS works by having at least three satellites constantly transmit location and time data, which is received by a GPS-enabled device.
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While she's in her room, I look up Bloody Mary recipes for a boozy brunch we're having at my apartment tomorrow and chat with the housekeeper.
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The companies with the largest number won't come as a surprise to anyone with Amazon/AWS, Microsoft, IBM and Google each having at least 45 worldwide.
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In that first meeting they were joined only by translators, a break from standard practice of having at least one aide present for high-stakes huddles.
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Finally, in January last year, she passed, having at last got a subject she felt comfortable writing about in the tough written section of the test.
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Several studies have shown the benefit of having at least one woman on a corporate board, so why don't more activist investors focus on the issue?
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Despite those worries, insurers on Wednesday signed contracts with the government that will result in every U.S. county having at least one company selling Obamacare plans.
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Then he told Mr. Batista to contact a lawmaker from Mr. Temer's party about a problem J&F was having at a power plant it owned.
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She's in love with a fresh-faced young sailor (Burke Swanson), whom Serafina, having at last cottoned on to Rosario's infidelity, treats like a seasoned predator.
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"You're better off using a Clarisonic on a regular basis than having at-home or spa-grade treatments, since it is similarly effective and cheaper," he says.
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Indeed, while Europeans may feel anxious that migrants are importing Middle Eastern values, the migrants are having at least as hard a time adjusting to European ones.
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A tool that can help you take back your mornings by keeping you focused on your goals, rather than on what your friends are having at brunch.
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I sit with my boss afterward and vent/problem-solve a little bit about issues that I've been having at work, and he's sympathetic and mildly helpful.
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With some help from Wayin, Mashable built a 20-foot social media wall to show just how much fun everyone was having at their epic SXSW activation.
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The situation was deteriorating for workers as well as the unemployed, with 6.1 percent of families living in poverty despite having at least one member in work.
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It is suggested that Helen believes having at least one kid in Missouri will signal to the cartel that Gene possess has no such leverage over her.
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Because a world cut off from the magic of nature is a world without Olafs and a world without Olaf's may not be worth having at all.
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The team's general manager didn't buy it, but the internet ate it up, Photoshopping Bledsoe's face into a salon chair and having at it with the hair jokes.
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For women worried they should give in and sport the so-called Barbie doll look, rest assured: you're not alone in having at least a little pubic hair.
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RF Kole Calhoun went 0-for-2 with a walk Friday against the Astros, ending his streak of having at least one extra-base hit at five games.
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A previous version of this post said they dined on "rack of spring lamb" and "burnt cipollini soubise," which they will be having at the state dinner tomorrow.
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According to a survey of 1,600 workers in the US and UK by work management platform Wrike, 94% of workers reported having at least some stress at work.
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But if that isn't going to fly I think part of being an adult citizen should be having at least adequate health insurance to pay for a crisis.
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Arizona and Tennessee are two of the four states where Democrats are widely seen as having at least some chance of picking up Senate seats in November's election.
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For one, it requires extreme precision and skill to down someone without that person having at least a second or two of wiggle room to squeeze out an escape.
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After having at first described it as a private matter, Cameron's office said on Tuesday that he and his family did not benefit from any such funds at present.
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Terms vary, but it's not unusual to see conditions such as receiving digital statements, making a minimum number of debit card transactions, and having at least one direct deposit.
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A candidate could qualify for the first two debates either by getting at least 2628 percent in the polls or by having at least 28503,22020 donors across the country.
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After all, if it ain't broke… But that doesn't mean you're exempt from the importance of having at least a few good skin-care products that work for you.
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All of these policy areas have the virtue of having at least the possibility of bipartisan support, which could provide some early indications of intent for President-elect Trump.
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In 2016, the International Association of Chiefs of Police urged all police forces to set a goal of having at least 20 percent of their officers undergo CIT training.
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First, she suggests having at least one person in your corner who can take care of you post-breakup and who won't judge you for calling your wedding off.
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Handling large chunks of data requires filtering out noise, and the percentage of useful data in any conversation one might be having at any time could be very low.
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"The big forehand can always be a benefit, but I think the main thing is having at least one legitimate weapon," the now-retired 37-year-old told Reuters.
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Celebrate our diversity, and why people come to Australia Australians come from over 300 different ancestries, with 27.7% born overseas and 43.1% having at least one overseas-born parent.
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For example, a "Diamond Level" holder having at least 300 MUN tokens would be paid more for a review than a "Gold Level" holder having only 200 MUN tokens.
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In addition to his extensive real estate holdings, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, he reported having at least $47 million in several checking, savings and money-market accounts.
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A 2002 survey conducted by researchers at Duke University found that approximately 50 percent of college drinkers reported having at least one blackout, though adults are no less prone.
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These stores have not only survived but thrived in the age of Amazon despite having, at best, severely lacking online platforms or, at worst, no ecommerce platform at all.
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Millennials earn 20 percent less than boomers did at the same stage of life, despite a larger share of them having at least a bachelor's degree compared to boomers.
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While I'm there, I buy a few toys and treats for a charity event we are having at work, as well as hay and litter for our pet bunny.
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In 2017, the first report made a series of recommendations for FTSE-listed firms, including a target of having at least one director from an ethnic minority background by 2021.
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Of Iran&aposs 80 million people, estimates suggest under 50,000 are transgender, meaning their gender identity doesn&apost match the sex or gender they were identified as having at birth.
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That explains why the quartet of credited writers includes the prestigious team of Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick, the latter having at one point been attached to direct the film.
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Paris Hilton's blondeness is as essential to her identity as Juicy Couture tracksuits, the phrase "that's hot," and having at least one Chihuahua poking its head out of her handbag.
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Staying here means you'll also be near Morgenstern's Finest Ice Cream, and a close walk to "have what she's having" at the iconic Katz's Deli, or the fascinating Tenement Museum.
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So this seeming split — among "English-dominant" Hispanics who have become established in the country and those who tend to be newly arrived — could be having at least some effect.
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We are told the argument started after the woman tried to crash a party Mitchell was having at the hotel...and when she was turned away she got extremely upset.
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I have no sense of what kind of sex they're having at all, and I'm left with the notion of an author who likes the sound of her own voice.
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That may sound low to home buyers, but over the course of a 30-year mortgage, that means there is a 26 percent chance of having at least one flood.
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"I do think there's a value, obviously on having at least the recommendations, whether you choose to follow them or not is a different issue," Kerry told a think-tank conference.
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"It's as you'd find it there, especially in Istanbul, and what I grew up having at home on Sundays: egg dishes, cucumbers, tomatoes, cheeses, sweet things, and fresh breads," she says.
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"The perception we are having at the moment is that while everybody will go on talking about a political solution... there is clearly an acceleration of a military outcome," he said.
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Overall, 7 percent of advisors have records of misconduct, with 9 percent of male advisors and 3 percent of females having at least one disclosure on their records, the study said.
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Details: Candidates can qualify for the debate by polling at 1% or by having at least 65,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 200 unique donors per state in 20 states.
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"This process has been severely damaged and short-circuited by the Republican leader, choosing to push this forward and destroy the negotiations that we were having at the time," Paul said.
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They spoke of their experiences of growing up with active shooter drills, and always having at the back of their mind that someone could come into their school to hurt them.
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And Manchin told reporters Wednesday that he still does not know what gun proposals the President would potentially sign on to, despite having at least two conversations with Trump this week.
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Not only does this take pressure off the advice-seeker, but they both can leave the conversation on a positive note by having at least one actionable item to focus on.
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That's still a small slice of the estimated 13.6 million millionaires around the world, defined as those having at least $1 million in assets (minus liabilities), not including their primary residence.
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As The Houston Chronicle has documented, no state is spared from having at least one facility that could have toxic or flammable chemical accidents with consequences that extend beyond the site.
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The $9 million he reported in the bank at the end of September trailed Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg — all of whom reported having at least twice that amount.
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When June finally, finally slapped Commander Fred Waterford, the man who legally owned her and her child, in the face it was hardly about the argument they were having at the moment.
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He started the Half initiative in February 2016 with the goal of having at least 50% of all his episodic directors come from an underrepresented group by the end of that year.
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Sensing Meghan was serious about adopting a pooch from A Dog's Dream Rescue, Doherty invited her to stop by an upcoming adoption event her organization was having at a local pet store.
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Research shows that for minority children, having at least one teacher that looks likes them is a key to their success, said Roy Jones, a professor at Clemson University's College of Education.
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Seriously, these are seriously roomy bathrooms, the kind of toilet set-up that you can imagine someone like Richard Branson or the bloke who played Shadrach Dingle in Emmerdale having at home.
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The results showed that while Forward Partners is beating the average, with 10 companies out of its 52 investments having at least one female founder, women founders are still in the minority.
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When it comes to matters of international security, the ability of Moscow and Washington to work together to solve those problems rests first and foremost on having, at a minimum, common interests.
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But on Tuesday one of Turkey's oldest newspapers vowed to continue to protest against Erdoğan's rule, despite having at least 12 members of its staff arrested Monday, including its editor-in-chief.
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But on Tuesday one of Turkey's oldest newspapers vowed to continue to protest against Erdoğan's rule, despite having at least 203 members of its staff arrested Monday, including its editor-in-chief.
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"Having at least a semi-autonomous system makes things easier in terms of navigation as you get to the outer solar system, the outer planets like Jupiter, Saturn and beyond," Pye says.
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Officials will also make space for at least one male and one female player from Brazil, and are committed to having at least one golfer from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.
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As someone living in Brooklyn with a small amount of disposable income, I'll admit to having at least a fleeting interest when I heard that Urban Outfitters would begin selling "designer" drones today.
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Martinez is on the defensive because of reports that she sought to call police away from a complaint about a wild party she and her staff were having at a Santa Fe hotel.
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" He is accused of forcing her "into having at least one sexual act a day while he was acting as her coach" and forcing her "to text him sexually explicit photos of herself.
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Clearheart said she's actually pretty wary of social media, but she's warming up to it after seeing the impact her moment with Aurora is having at a moment when people are so anxious.
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Noncompete agreements are widely used nationwide, EPI notes in its study, with more than 40% of businesses in each of the 12 largest states having at least some employees covered under the agreements.
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The company kicked off the year with the one-two punch of having AT&T pull out of a deal last minute, only to have Best Buy stop restocking its product on store shelves.
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Researchers considered antibiotic exposure as having at least one prescription during the gestation period, and they focused on several common classes: cephalosporins, macrolides, penicillins, quinolones, sulfonamides, tetracyclines, other antibacterials, antiprotozoals and urinary anti-infectives.
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The price of one bitcoin has more than doubled since it dipped to around $1,13 in July and is now at $4,132 according to Coindesk, having at one point soared as high as $4,225.
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A total of 2,842 high net worth individuals were interviewed in the U.K., Italy, Switzerland, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Mexico with each millionaire having at least $1 million in investable assets (excluding property).
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"A reasonable investor in the United States should feel comfortable having at least 45% of their equity money outside the US, and having half their equity money outside the US is fine," he said.
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Northam also said he supported having "at least two providers" involved in the decision of whether to perform a third-trimester abortion, although the current law requires three and HB 2491 would require one.
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And Morath's obstetrician, Paula Wise (Joanna Glushak), is a font of Wikipedia-flavored information: "Times have changed," she helpfully points out when encouraging the Millers to deinstitutionalize Daniel, having at first encouraged the opposite.
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We've been studying the reasons behind those disparities for some time and, certainly, individuality, genetics, access to care, comorbid health conditions [having at least two chronic diseases or disorders], and even medical mistrust contribute.
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The exact specs you're going to need really depend on the operating systems you're dealing with, but for something like running Windows on top of macOS we'd recommend having at least 8GB of RAM installed.
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All eyes will be watching Trump's every move to see if he can really hack it as a serious world leader or whether he'll have the same stumbles abroad that he's been having at home.
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While I usually recommend having at least six months in the bank, you may want to look at having 9-20183 months of runway so you're not desperate by the end of your fundraising round.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures, were up 35 cents, or 20173 percent, at $42.88 per barrel, at 0152 GMT, having at one point risen as high as 2 percent from the last close.
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Then one day, during an argument we were having at her dad's house about me not being home enough, the fight just completely derailed for some reason, and we left each other on the spot.
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Under Panama's Pensionado program, anyone over the age of 18 can apply for retirement-based residency as long as they meet the income test of having at least $1,000 per month in guaranteed retirement income.
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However, a number of studies have shown the benefit of having at least one woman on a corporate board, including better director attendance, fewer rash acquisitions and a lower rate of earnings restatements and fraud.
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For a new government to last a full term, Varadkar said, it would need a stable working majority of 82 to 85, which means having at least 10 more lawmakers willing to come on board.
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From 1985 to 2004, the percentage of people who reported having at least one friend on whom they could rely and with whom they could discuss important matters dropped to 57 percent from 80 percent.
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Finally, a good President will insist on having at least a few staff members who are hired precisely for their ability to tell the boss what others will not—to deliver unpleasant truths and be heard.
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But even if they remain as addicted to their phones and tablets as ever, the overarching aim is to have parents worry less by having at least some of their gadget playtime focused on targeted learning.
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Having at one point said he could attain economic growth of 4 percent or higher, Trump has trimmed that somewhat, most recently on Monday saying a "revved-up economy" can hit 3 percent or "maybe more".
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Using a smaller sample of about 3,700 cities due to data limitations, they found that having at least one black person on the city council reduced the relationship between race and fines by about 50 percent.
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"I don't think any retailer that is savvy and gets it is building new stores and not having at least almost a full one eye on where it fits in a multichannel strategy," O'Shea told CNBC.
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The 2017 study said larger companies did a better job of appointing women, with all 50 of the highest-revenue companies having at least one female director and 23 percent of board seats held by women.
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These terms don't signal to them that they're doing something wrong, but that their supposedly racist attitudes (which they would deny having at all) are a justification for lawmakers and other elites to ignore their problems.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook added to the confusion over the years, having at times been very enthusiastic about AR and then later saying the tech to build a quality AR headset/glasses product "doesn't exist" yet.
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If I was employed by a company full-time, I might consider having at least one or two months of emergency funds saved in case I was laid off or fired and unemployment wasn't cutting it.
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There are a few conditions he has to meet -- such as having at least 14 tracks per album -- but if he keeps cranking out huge hits he'll rake in up to $500k for his fifth album.
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Many experts recommend having at least seven times your annual salary saved by 55, which means American households earning $57,617, the median income in the U.S., should have at least $403,4013 socked away by that age.
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Grove speculated that Republicans didn't want Democrats to be able to point to such a recent example of Republicans making this sort of demand of the executive branch and then having at least some success in court.
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Paul Roos, 77, a South African tourist who has frequently visited Turkey with his wife, said they would back, despite having at one point been standing about 50 meters (yards) from one of the gunmen on Tuesday.
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"I am also a mom of boys and the conversations I was having at the time with Theo, who is 15, was 'Mom, why are you being so mean to Al Franken,'" she said in Sioux City.
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Article of the Day Article: The Real Reason Black Kids Benefit From Black Teachers Before Reading The author of this Opinion essay presents an argument for why black students benefit from having at least one black teacher.
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Ricky Baker and Sam Neill's characters in Wilderpeople are actually riffing, like they're talking to each other, and it should be as transparent as that to Taika when he's got Ruffalo and Hemsworth, and they're having at it.
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" The Verge's Dieter Bohn: "I am glad Eero will get more resources, but I kind of loved having at least one important gadget in my life not made by Apple/Google/Amazon/Microsoft or captured in their ecosystems.
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Besides having at least the aspiration for meritocracy, the new elite class is different in one other way from its high-society predecessor: It defines itself by how much it doesn't want to be like the old days.
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While there isn't a drug shortage in the U.S., other difficulties exist: The CDC recommends having at least a two-week supply of prescriptions at home, but insurance companies often will cover only a month at a time.
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One, the British National Survey of Sexual Attitudes & Lifestyles, found that 1,071 of 12,530 respondents who reported having at least one sexual partner in the preceding five years had engaged in sexual activity with a new partner while overseas.
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"We also need to take note of the flight cancellations that are happening in Hong Kong and ... the latest status on the Japan-Korea relationship," she said, with both having at least a short-term effect on jet demand.
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Part of acknowledging our own humanity is to confront the dark spots that exist in all of us: anger, violence, obsession, complicity — all the bad feelings women are supposed to squelch down, or not admit to having at all.
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"While we expected to find the effect of widowhood status on cognitive decline, we were fascinated by our findings on the protective effects of having at least one living sibling and higher education," Kim told Reuters Health by email.
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Not knowing the souls of all in attendance, but having at least a rough idea how many of them would be at a jazz performance divorced from a noise show, I got that familiar cynical ache in my skull.
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Many of the wealthiest UBS clients are so scarred by losses from the financial crisis that they insist on having at least 25 percent of their holdings in cash, even when they feel confident about the economy, McCann said.
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"The global drought extent surpassed most years in the post-1950 record and was strongly influenced by the El Niño, with every month of 2016 having at least 12% of global land experiencing severe drought conditions," the report states.
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So what they've come up with is having at least 3,000 antennas spread out … over 6003,000 kilometers and linking all of that with optical fiber, and it actually acts as one instrument over a large part of the Earth.
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However, having at least a basic understanding of how they work can help give you a better sense of how today's cloud-based applications are being delivered, and might provide a glimpse into the applications and services of tomorrow.
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Three sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters that directors at a March 14 meeting of PDVSA's board temporarily waived some requirements for new customers or suppliers, including that of having at least two years' experience in the oil industry.
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But for me, existing in a city where you're either crammed into a subway car, rubbing elbows with coworkers in a germ-filled "open office," or being jostled while walking down crowded streets necessitates having at least some sort of sanctuary.
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A perfect example of their predicament appears near the end, when Jangmi, having at last arrived in South Korea, assimilates so completely that she finds herself being lectured by an older woman, convinced she's too slender, on the value of food.
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But there is some serious concern about the impact that the policy is having at the highest level, and whether the term limits are forcing seasoned experts to leave Congress early if they don't have a clear path to another chairmanship.
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Three sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters that directors at a March 4133 meeting of PDVSA's board temporarily waived some requirements for new customers or suppliers, including that of having at least two years' experience in the oil industry.
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Even more important, Russia has a virtual monopoly in tactical nuclear weapons, having at least 1,000 to 2,85033 nuclear warheads for battlefield and theater use, whereas U.S. tactical nuclear weapons in NATO have declined to 100 to 180 obsolete gravity bombs.
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"This is a conversation everybody seems to be having at the moment," Ms. Piper, 35, said over coffee in East London, as she prepared to revive the role at the Park Avenue Armory this month, making her New York theater debut.
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But despite having at least as many qualifications as Vizquel — and many other Hall of Fame candidates this year — Jones is getting very little support in his first year of eligibility, according to Ryan Thibodaux's tracking of Hall of Fame balloting.
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A closer look About one in 10 pregnant women in the United States, ages 18 to 103, reports having at least one alcoholic beverage in the past 30 days while pregnant, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They focused on what's known as primary infertility, when women try to conceive for at least a year without success, as well as secondary infertility, which refers to couples who struggle with conception after having at least one prior pregnancy.
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Abani is a Bronze Executive Leader–level Avon representative (a rank she qualifies for by having at least 10 representatives under her, including at least two leaders, and pulling in 40,000 in team sales) and has her routine down to a friendly efficiency.
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He ended two shots clear of 21-year-old Englishman Sam Horsfield (67), who managed the best finish of his career, and three ahead of Finland's Mikko Korhonen (68), having at one stage trailed the latter by two shots in the final round.
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Even if your next relationship doesn't end up being The One, having at least one experience in which you break away from your "type" can help inform who you decide to date in the future, as sexologist Michelle Hope recently told R29.
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He wanted to go back and get current pictures of the same areas, for a photography exhibition he was having at the University of California, Irvine, called "Surviving War, Surviving Peace," but he needed someone who spoke Vietnamese more fluently than he did.
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To develop the list, theBoardlist analyzed data to determine the top public and private tech companies who meet the minimum criteria of having at least one woman, at least one person of color and at least one independent director on their boards.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May criticized Britain's finance industry for failing to promote and retain women on Tuesday as the government revealed that some of the biggest players have committed to having at least 30 percent in senior roles by 2021.
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As of last year, the city had accumulated a resurfacing deficit of around twenty-five hundred lane miles and so was essentially starting this year with a likelihood of having at least two hundred thousand potholes, before the first snowflake even fell.
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"I think what we can do is to try to get young generations to go out and vote and make sure that this vibrant scene, this excitement the new generations are having at the moment, does not go to waste," he said.
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PAYMENT CONTINUITY UPLIFT Five Australian programmes were assigned a PCU of six notches, as they were assessed as having at least 12 months liquidity protection for principal payments and sufficient protection for interest payments for the timely payment of the covered bonds.
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The bank may require you to engage in some specific qualifying activities with your account, such as making a minimum number of debit-card or check transactions per month, having at least one recurring direct deposit, or making a minimum number of ATM withdrawals monthly.
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You can do all the lampooning all you like but unless you're in someone's face making it really obvious that every movement you're making is a joke, that all the fun you're having at that moment is a sheen of humour, then no one knows.
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High net worth individuals (HNWIs)- defined in the Capgemini poll as having at least $1 million to invest excluding their main homes and things such as art collections and cars — saw investment returns above 20 percent in 2017 for the second year in a row.
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Researchers tested the bacterium, Akkermansia muciniphila, in 32 men and women who met the criteria for metabolic syndrome by having at least three of five conditions: high fasting blood sugar, high blood pressure, high triglycerides, low HDL (the "good" cholesterol) or excessive waist circumference.
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At the same time, the company, and Mr. Bezos in particular, might have considered that Amazon's success has hollowed out aging downtowns and shopping malls across America, and that having at least one headquarters away from the coasts might have generated considerable political good will.
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As Amazon drives more shopping online, Prime members say they receive on average 51 packages a year, and one in three Americans report having at least one package stolen, resulting in $25 million of lost goods and services every day, according to C+R Research.
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To get access to more exclusive investments opportunities, wealthier people can be deemed "accredited" by federal regulators — meaning they meet the test of having at least $1 million in investable assets (excluding the value of their home) or average yearly earnings of $200,000 ($300,1803 for married couples).
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Digital, to some extent, is somewhere in between you having a choice and saying yes and you not having a choice of whatever experience that you're having at a point, and I think audio ... I don't really know how it fits into that sort of ecosystem.
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This is what we're doing in Europe now: we have this movement that we've started for the purpose of having, at last, a conversation amongst democrats, the purpose of which ought to be to consolidate and to find common program for arresting this slide into an abyss.
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Having embraced the heritage of Half-Hanged Mary—and having, at seventy-seven, reached an age at which sardonic independent-mindedness is permissible, and even expected—Atwood is winningly game to play the role of the wise elder who might have a spell up her sleeve.
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New features from Minecraft's main release version will also be incorporated into the Education software on an ongoing basis, meaning the Minecraft experience students are having at home will match the one they're having in the classroom in terms of things like horses, materials and player skins.
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"You can imagine that with any one of these late shows, with multiple messages and doing it night after night after night, it would be hard to make an argument that it's not having at least some effect on an increase in voter turnout," Mr. Fowler said.
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That&aposs civic engagement and it&aposs good for America and it&aposs going to show in November, the blue wave is coming, we will both talk about it after the election and I am wrong, have at me, but I will be having at you, my friend.
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ONLINE is my favorite example), making sure none of the resulting answers felt like trade-offs (such as splitting LEAF INSECT at SECT to make SECTION rather than at ECT to make the prefix ECTO), and having at least two letters from a "critter" in each theme answer.
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Along the fence, Jędrzejczyk would do well to make like former women's featherweight champion Germaine de Randamie—and that is likely the only time you will ever hear that—and post her head beneath Namajunas's, throwing her hips back and having at her with knees to the midsection.
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The 31-year-old has worked for Emirates since 2009, having met the minimum qualifications of being over 21, at least 5'2'' (with an arm's reach of 7 feet on tiptoes to reach the overhead bins), being fluent in English, and having at least a high-school degree.
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Long, long ago, in a world before a President who posts memes, the song wasn't always a laughing matter; it was once a solid hit, having, at one point, hit number two on the Billboard charts and earning the position of number 38 in Billboard's Hot 100 for 2006.
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But he kept having at them: Hortense and their son, Paul; himself, in the mirror; certain family members and friends; the occasional model; and farmhands, workers, and servants at his banker father's estate, in Aix-en-Provence, where Cézanne spent most of his life, and which he inherited in 1886.
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While these adults usually mean well, these minors can be particularly at risk Jerusha Bode, child protection manager with the International Rescue Committee (IRC), told VICE News: "The problem we're having at the moment is child labor, because [the adults taking care of them] do not have enough resources," she said.
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But what had been a simmering tension boiled over into a panic last June, when, after having at least temporarily stripped an estimated 200,000 Dominicans of Haitian descent of their right to citizenship, officials threatened to force thousands of haitianos over the border dividing the island of Hispaniola before the month was out.
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"It would defy common sense to argue that this level of usage, by children whose brains are still developing, is not having at least some impact, or that the maker of such a powerful product has no role to play in helping parents to ensure it is being used optimally," the letter reads.
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At one point in the proceedings, a lawmaker asked her about the testimony of another witness who had described Hill as having at one point become irritated with Gordon Sondland - the U.S. ambassador to the European Union who played a central role in the U.S. effort to get Ukraine to open investigations.
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William A. Darity Jr., an economist at Duke University and a leading scholar on reparations, suggests two qualifying conditions: having at least one ancestor who was enslaved in the United States, and having identified oneself as African-American on a legal document for at least a decade before the approval of any reparations.
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A survey of 92 schools and thousands of students conducted by the American College Health Association in 2018 discovered that 40 percent of people studied said it was "difficult to function" because they were so depressed, while 61 percent admitted to having at least one memorable instance of "overwhelming anxiety," according to Mel Magazine.
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Fill that I would try to avoid today includes the plural AVAS, foreign ROTI, crosswordese OEN, ESME and EMAJ, prefix IDIO, abbreviated DESC and the partial I'M A. So happy to have this Tuesday puzzle published and officially hit for the cycle, having at least one puzzle published for every day of the week.
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For most of its duration, we're invited to spend time with a wheeler-dealer and compulsive gambler who seems to perpetually be having at least two simultaneous conversations: one kvetching, one horse-trading, and both conducted with the speed of someone under a deadline, and at the volume level normally reserved for sporting events.
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Charging high prices for Time Warner content or cutting off rival distribution systems from Time Warner programming to help AT&T's own video distribution services will lead to loss of carriage for Time Warner channels, while having AT&T's distribution services not carry rival content may lead to loss of subscribers for the merged company.
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I would also relinquish access to my workplace's warren of internal online chat rooms, 29 of which I am currently a member — three of which might be described as having at least some relation to my actual job and two of which are dedicated to revealing locations of free food and leftovers inside the Times building.
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How do I explain… I don't know, I guess through the whole writing of the EP, the feelings I was having at the time, I just kinda wanted to… I kept on feeling these metaphors with body stretching and moving weirdly as a cathartic thing, and I wanted to capture that with the video in some way.
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I have a bit of trouble falling asleep (I think it's because my doctor recently increased my Zoloft dosage and my body is still adjusting to it), but it ends up being a productive time — M. and I talk through issues I've been having at work lately, and I come up with exciting ideas that I look forward to implementing tomorrow.
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Although she admittedly carries hundreds with her on set (she copped to always having at least 10 kinds of mascara), we had her narrow it down to the ones that work on everyone, from mascaras that'll give you the most intense lashes to a full-coverage foundation that feels just like the skin you're in, like this one from COVERGIRL.
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Finally, on the off-chance it were to get through the House, while the bill would only a require a simple majority in the Senate, it would still be amendable -- meaning the chamber would more than likely head into a politically precarious vote-a-rama -- something neither leader is keen on having at this point in the 2018 election cycle.
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In one of the two offered proposals, companies eligible to be taxed at the new rate only have to meet one of the criteria of either exceeding 7 million euros in annual revenue in an EU member country, having at least 85033,000 members in a member country over the course of a year or 3,000 business contracts for digital services in a year.
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There's currently no centralized database of school resource officers, meaning it's difficult to say definitively how many there are across the U.S. According to the most recent available data, a 2015 survey by the National Center for Education Statistics, 30 percent of participating schools reported having at least one full-time or part-time school resource officer during the 2013-2014 academic year.
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"I do think there's a value, obviously on having at least the recommendations, whether you choose to follow them or not is a different issue, but I think it's valuable to ask people who work the desk, and have worked it for a long period of time, their input on what's the current state, is there some particular issue at the moment," Kerry added.
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Art Chansky, who has written several books about U.N.C. basketball, returns to the subject in GAME CHANGERS: Dean Smith, Charlie Scott, and the Era That Transformed a Southern College Town (University of North Carolina, $26), painting A.C.C. basketball and Chapel Hill in the mid-19813s as having at once a relatively liberal ethos even as white restaurants maintained different pickup areas for black customers.
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Reporting by The Athletic last week revealed that whenever the Astros were at bat during home games in 2017, a team employee sat at that table, staring at that screen—and would signal the news that an off-speed pitch was coming by having at that garbage can with a bat, loud enough that the hitter could hear it and change his approach accordingly.
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Indeed, Trump has made most of his climate, health, energy and economic decisions without consulting any scientists, without inviting into the White House a broad range of experts, without putting forth his own clear-cut alternatives to the systems he's unraveling, without having at the ready a team of aides or a political coalition able to implement any alternatives and without a strategic framework that connects all of his dots.
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In most ways, the caucuses in Nevada work as they do in Iowa, and Democratic officials have emphasized the ease of the process: You show up at your local precinct, often a nearby school or community center, find the sign with your chosen candidate and wait a few minutes to hear whether your candidate is viable — caucus-speak for having at least 15 percent of all support in the precinct.
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"It would defy common sense to argue that [a high level of phone usage], by children whose brains are still developing, is not having at least some impact, or that the maker of such a powerful product has no role to play in helping parents to ensure it is being used optimally," JANA Partners Barry Rosenstein and California State Teachers' Retirement System's Anne Sheehan said in a letter to the company's board.
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