Politics in service of the governed had given way to politics in service of ideology and obstruction.
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"This K9 died in service to public safety and in service to the state," she said in a statement.
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And the decision is that you will use your life in service; you will be in service to life.
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According to Rolls, some 380 package C engines are in service while there are 166 package B engines in service.
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That there is a difference between power wielded in service of a few and power wielded in service of all.
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Some access and unloading points are either not yet in service or expected to be in service only by Aug.
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This is not a survey in service of a joke — it is a survey in service of a human punchline.
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There are 2903 in service and Western naval analysts expect a total of about 215 to be in service by 2000.
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They go into any set of circumstances because they&aposre in service to their company and they&aposre in service to a cause.
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We deserve a better class of politicians who recognize the greater good and act in service of that greater good rather than in service of amassing more power.
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A world that loves science in service to war and destroying the planet, loves science in service to institutional greed, and rejects it when it means taking responsibility.
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Only in service for a little over two years, the Boeing 737 Max is more fuel-efficient version of the workhorse single-aisle plane that has been in service since the 1960s.
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Amazon said 16 of the planes are already in service.
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Monsters were often dispatched in service of a specific ideology.
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The pipeline is expected to be in service by 2021.
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But it's in service of a grand, even beautiful, idea.
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As a result, there will be no interruption in service!
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Just half its fleet of patrol cars are in service.
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Kalashnikovs are in service in 50 foreign armies, it said.
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You are in service to these stories and these characters.
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""Another possible scenario occurs if there's a break in service.
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Kalashnikovs are in service in 50 foreign armies, it added.
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But personal qualities have value in service and information economies.
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While performing in service shows, he got the acting itch.
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Amtrak anticipates no changes in service on the Northeast Corridor.
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Trump is oversimplifying here in service of his own agenda.
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"Public infrastructure is there in service of populations," he said.
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Group solidarity, in service of the greater good, is paramount.
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There are currently about 6,800 of those planes in service.
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Failing in service of doing something new and better. Yeah.
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But I do believe it's in service to the story.
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These covert art insertions weren't made in service to commercial interest.
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WARP is also used for car work orders in service centers.
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In service industries, staff really are a company's most important asset.
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It's been my honor to be in service to our partners.
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The plane is expected to be in service by mid-May.
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Eight will go in service this year; 11 more next year.
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A phone number for his company was no longer in service.
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"You're in service to the mission" of the company, he said.
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It resurrects the dead in service to a force beyond them.
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It is currently scheduled to be in service by December 2020.
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A number associated with Wu's last address was not in service.
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A listed number for his Taunton home was not in service.
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The company originally targeted an in-service date of June 2017.
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Passenger jets often get recycled as freighters after years in service.
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Even after everything they gave in service to their country, Sgts.
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The average number of rigs in service in 2017 was 876.
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This isn't how an opt-in service should work, he said.
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By 2018, there were more than 1,461 air ambulances in service.
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The planes currently in operation have been in service since 1990.
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A customer service rep working in Service Cloud takes a call.
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A massive reduction in service is already happening before their eyes.
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"The performance and the interruptions in service were unacceptable," she said.
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Compromise on small points in service of winning the important ones.
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It's transactional, it's ego-driven, it's in service to his ego.
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Benjen seems bound in service to the Three-Eyed Raven's mission.
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A cottage industry sprung up in service of low-level fraud.
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Oddly enough, word of this lapse in service isn't anything new.
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The station is expected to remain safely in service until 2024.
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TRANS MOUNTAIN OIL PIPELINE EXPECTED IN SERVICE IF ALL GOES WELL
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All of this in service to one man's state of mind.
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These pledges are all in service of bolstering our economic future.
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But it's all in service of a climax that never arrives.
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Lion Air had the jet in service for just over two months.
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A leader must be in service to others, not himself or herself.
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Everything else I wear is an accessory in service of the sneaker.
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Parents are the decision makers and we're really in service to them.
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The airline has six Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircrafts in service currently.
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The grand jury could be in service for up to 18 months.
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Those who do find work in service industries are not necessarily happier.
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But even his approach is ultimately in service to the Kasdans' script.
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He has PTSD and sleep issues due to his time in service.
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Power lines serving the area are in service and system is stable.
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A cellphone number registered in his name was no longer in service.
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All of those efforts were undertaken in service of covering the uninsured.
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Yeah, in service of inspiring Maynard to bring his best work forward.
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Yes, but it is all related, all in service, to the customer.
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They had hoped to have the pipe in service by late 2018.
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We're getting all these great wins in sales, in service in marketing.
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Of the 120 drainage pumps, 106 were in service, Landrieu said Friday.
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A total of 1,044 oil and gas rigs are currently in service.
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"I was running something in service to someone else," she told me.
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We cannot put the NSA or FBI in service of his paranoia.
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The phone number included in those records is no longer in service.
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"We're going to be in service regardless of the weather," he said.
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Command is scaling back incident starting to put some units in service.
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That is almost double the death benefits for troops killed in service.
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The cable cars were back in service at about 8:30 a.m.
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In the United States, older cars can remain in service for years.
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The superjumbo has now been in service for more than a decade.
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The patent describes the neighborhood surveillance system as an opt-in service.
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Dubai has the world's fastest police car in service, a Bugatti Veyron.
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These are the actions of powerful men in service of outmoded ideas.
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Stan is engaging in reprehensible tactics in service of the American cause.
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At the same time, many of them are genuinely interested in service.
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Some are still in service, though airlines are gradually phasing them out.
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How do we permanently curtail private power in service of the public?
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On an average weekday, 27 trains are in service at 133 a.m.
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It's all in service of the basic question: Why are we here?
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Later, she leveraged her onscreen success in service of a music career.
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But it was all in service of one goal — an NBA title.
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The Bundeswehr did not disclose the number of Ozelots currently in service.
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Trump's downplaying of the injuries is in service of himself, of course.
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Other events are less successfully contrived in service of a political point.
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We need policy makers operating in service of the global public good.
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But they probably won't rush to get the plane back in service.
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Ostensibly undertaken in service of the public good, it risks aestheticizing suffering.
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You're a servant — you're in service to these stories and these characters.
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Many work on oil rigs, in service industries and as domestic workers.
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They also tend to remain in service far longer than other vehicles.
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All of them are put in service of his own complicated story.
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A total of 1.443,048 oil and gas rigs are currently in service.
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Workers continue to find work, but now the jobs are in service.
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He also dismissed "rumors concerning my next steps in service" as unfounded.
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Four of the subs are in service, with two more under construction.
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And he noted that some intelligence agents die in service for their country.
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Democrats say the president did it in service of his own political interests.
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The average number of rigs in service so far in 2017 was 873.
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Thankfully, it was all in service of a making a really fun game.
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In service, Apple's Genius Bar and call center is the standard to match.
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Economic might is a weapon to be used in service of that goal.
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But soon, the single-core Delta IV will no longer be in service.
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She will then lead a platoon of about 40 infantry Marines in service.
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In service since September 2017, the restaurant is "doing really good," Shelton says.
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Tajer said everyone is focused on getting the plane back in service safely.
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" Difficulty level: "Charter must ensure no interruption in service is experienced by customers.
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The full stack is in service of capturing and communicating real-world moments.
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Now it's the primary feature, with the others added in service to it.
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It's in service and it's performing well and something to be contended with.
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A few things are happening, but all relate to random drops in service.
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A telephone number listed for Tamayo in public records was not in service.
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The average number of rigs in service so far in 2017 was 872.
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It remained in service until the end of the war in the Pacific.
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Also, you know, the people that we're working in service of with Water.
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Three of those eight years were in service to me and my restaurant.
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It's also only available at T-Mobile stores with instant trade-in service.
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It's about everybody doing a good thing in service to the same cause.
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Russia is believed to have over 300 of the fighter jets in service.
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It is currently line filling and will be in service on June 1.
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In fact, the F-106 was still in service into the late '80s.
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And we're all kind of in service in some ways to these people.
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There are currently 460 tankers in service, with a further 170 on order.
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We're also fighting alongside them, so I'm here in service of my people.
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The fastest fighter still in service today is the Soviet-built MiG-25.
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She was a dental technician for much of her 12 years in service.
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His virtuosity is fluid, natural; it's working in service of emotions and stories.
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The details of your life become in service of something bigger than you.
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Princess Eugenie is paying tribute to those who lost their lives in service.
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Its first flight was in December 1988, and it remains in service today.
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EDF's website showed the two reactors at the plant were both in service.
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The company apologized on its main Twitter account for the disruption in service.
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So basically Wolff's approach was to lie in service of getting the truth.
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The satellite is expected to be in service for 15 or more years.
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Happiness was risking their life in service of their leader and their country.
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Those who aren't certified and registered, it said, are attending in-service training.
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At least Catherine's gift was sacrificed in service of ego and world peace.
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Our officers then receive 40 hours of additional in-service training each year.
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In service since 1916, the Balkan Express once went from Istanbul to Berlin.
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HackerOne works with hundreds of thousands of individuals in service to its customers.
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It's no surprise that studies show tipping encourages anti-blackness in service industries.
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In fact, they could be placed in service almost immediately for UAV operations.
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In service of that goal, I repeat some of Trump's and Yovanovitch's remarks.
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The pipeline is under construction and could be in service by mid-2022.
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The pipeline is under construction and could be in service by mid-2022.
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Initially, his plan was to harness Traoré's abilities in service of the team.
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Zigmond is as skeptical of mindfulness in service of productivity as I am.
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But the visual style of the movie also works in service of feeling.
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It's in service with many of the world's most prominent airlines including American,...
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It was basically a modified bus route, and it's no longer in service.
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They're in service industries like health care, education, retail, hospitality, and local government.
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We are currently experiencing an interruption in service on the Venmo mobile app.
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They will push as far as they can push in service of their nation.
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But even Conrad's bodily exploits are in service of a page-based literary practice.
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If they died in service to the company, the widows got a little something.
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All of this in service of a term I used to hate: flyover country.
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Forced childbirth is never in the best interests or in service of a woman.
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The trains were not in service at the time of the crash, reports say.
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Primary industries grew 2.2 percent, while growth in service industries slowed to 0.5 percent.
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It's actually achingly romantic, two hours of brutal self-sacrifice in service of innocence.
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But China has of late increasingly focused on cyberattacks in service of corporate espionage.
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The in-service costs remain unchanged - around 6 percent of the Annual Defence budget.
|
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In service of this, Lewis has launched the hashtag "#TurnOnReality" and an associated website.
|
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All power lines serving the area are in service and the system is stable.
|
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It comes off as punishing the audience, all in service of a cheap trick.
|
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Auctions are also the best way to decide which baseload plants stay in service.
|
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The Chicago Department of Aviation has said it doesn't anticipate any disruption in service.
|
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Jefferies estimates the average age for those aircraft in service is about two decades.
|
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Federal regulators grounded the 737 Max – there were 387 in service around the world.
|
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Why shouldn't patients be given the chance to ask for an in-service physician?
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Together, I thought I looked simultaneously chic and like someone who worked in service.
|
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SOSA: Nobody wants to be in service to the vision of a Black femme.
|
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CFM said about 14,000 engines in service are covered by the new inspection guidelines.
|
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EDF hopes the Flamanville reactor will be in service by the of end 2018.
|
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That was followed by an unexpected pick-up in service sector activity in February.
|
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Some of the fastest military planes out there have been in service for decades.
|
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In service since 2001, its primary users are the French Air Force and Navy.
|
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But that's really just a tactic in service of the same, apparently ebbing strategy.
|
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These planes should be in service by the end of 2020, Mr. Schaefer said.
|
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The move will affect 85033 connected pairs of railcars that are currently in service.
|
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Charter's Spectrum subscribers may see a disruption in service, Viacom said in a statement.
|
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I imagine hearing it—especially in service to something you wrote—is pretty overwhelming.
|
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Someone who wants to become a submissive finds a lot of pleasure in service.
|
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A total of 1,047 oil and gas rigs are currently in service this week.
|
|
In Cookie Clicker, that was employed in service of an absurdist joke about cookies.
|
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Excluding the transactions, Windstream experienced a decline of 21500% in service revenue in 21000.
|
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We swore oaths to offer our bodies and lives in service to our nation.
|
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Human value is found in service to others, courage in the face of adversity.
|
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He tried calling him, but discovered that his number was no longer in service.
|
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But the book keeps words to a minimum, always in service to the visuals.
|
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Each element and compositional decision is made in service of communicating a single sentiment.
|
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Each of the current 20 B-2s in service are named after a states.
|
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Most technology work in New York has traditionally been in service of other industries.
|
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The city closed down dine-in service at restaurants and bars on March 16.
|
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The city closed down dine-in service at restaurants and bars on March 16.
|
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Tomorrow, another animal will be put to work in service of New Yorkers: goats.
|
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"This massive surge created intermittent interruptions in service," the state said in an advisory.
|
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State officials charged back, saying the vehicle was not allowed to be in service.
|
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She said that governments will "absolutely" use vague content policies in service of censorship.
|
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"Their sacrifice in service to our country will never be forgotten," the President tweeted.
|
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By 20163, 200 F-35s are expected to be in service in the region.
|
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He was always in service of others, even when it wasn't convenient for him.
|
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Later attempts to visit the site resulted in "service unavailable" and "proxy error" screens.
|
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There are about 6,800 of the 737 NG jets in service around the world.
|
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Muilenburg will receive no stock grants until the plane is fully back in service.
|
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But much of her early intellectual work was in service of her husband's career.
|
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It was smashed and fractured and melted in service of advancing their animation skills.
|
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Chaffetz said on CNN that he always viewed his life in service as temporary.
|
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Primary industries grew 2.2 percent, while growth in service industries slowed to 0.5 percent.
|
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The AAV has been in service since 1972, serving in countries around the world.
|
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There are about 6,7373 of the 737 NG jets in service around the world.
|
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Attempts to call those numbers yielded an automated response that none were in service.
|
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My web-based, hand-drawn scenic tram simulator 'Short Trip' is now in service.
|
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"These devices are so in service of social media—of needing validation," Anzures said.
|
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Even in service of his deep cover operation, his griping grates on the nerves.
|
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And that, in turn, makes it hard for the country — and our allies — to trust that American policy toward Russia is being made in service of American interests rather than in service of keeping Trump's team out of legal and political trouble.
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There are still 69 Boeing 727s in service, according to 2015's World Airliner Census.
|
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Everything I do is in service of making the movie and telling the best story.
|
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Tyson was probably just making a rhetorical point in service of a much better one.
|
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They already have the design, they already build 2787s, and they have them in service.
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I always felt like it was an honor and that there was nobility in service.
|
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There are about 6,800 of the 737 NG jets already in service around the world.
|
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I always felt like it was an honor and that there was nobility in service.
|
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Of course, the ban will affect the thousands of transgender military personnel already in service.
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That's serious yeoman's work, performing the thankless task always in service of the larger story.
|
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Apple's sign in service is a shot across the bow at trackers and social logins.
|
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To the replicants, dying in service to a cause greater than oneself makes them human.
|
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Even the sugar tariff cut, as it happens, was in service of promoting American manufacturing.
|
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It's easy to think that media in service of power must always be like this.
|
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During the call, analysts called out concerning trends in service times and U.S. labor costs.
|
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Here's why: China's coast guard (CCG) is the world's largest with 205 ships in service.
|
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The company also has 14 percent fewer locomotives in service compared with the 2015 quarter.
|
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It means enduring mindless slaughter, but it's in service of what's supposedly the greater good.
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I've had the good fortune to spend sixty years in service to this wondrous land.
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And all that was in service of creating this small, adult, hopefully emotionally authentic story.
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Nunn wanted his students to take on "the burden of leadership" in "service to humanity".
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LIKE an airliner in service, Bombardier's C-Series programme has had multiple highs and lows.
|
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But now the C-Series is in service, so the tie-up makes more sense.
|
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All of this is in service of another important Blizzard value—Play Nice; Play Fair.
|
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Forty-two of those jets are in service or were part of earlier Japanese orders.
|
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According to Lockheed Martin, approximately 3,000 F-16s are in service in 25 different countries.
|
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The company is growing at 40 percent every month, which has caused hiccups in service.
|
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Until now, calls have come into customer service and have been processed in Service Cloud.
|
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But the noodling of Spalding and her band is in service of an artistic immolation.
|
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Previously, only women Marines were allowed to use umbrellas while in service or dress uniform.
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Few have the type of hard, tangible assets that can survive a gap in service.
|
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Though this list was published in 226, most of these shops are still in service.
|
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Talen said the two other units, 3 and 4, at Colstrip will remain in service.
|
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The majority — about 2.8 million — are in service jobs, from health aides to computer programmers.
|
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Cons: Reviewers note occasional lapses in service, plus stronger ocean currents than expected have occurred.
|
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Mass transit will remain operational and restaurants, food delivery and banks will remain in service.
|
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The airline currently has 135 of the planes on order, though none are in service.
|
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Peer reviews found shoddy reasoning and mathematical errors (all in service of the book's thesis).
|
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The current fleet of five Airbus A300-600ST has been in service for 20 years.
|
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Americans also are encouraged to make it a "day on" by participating in service work.
|
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They toil for years, with low pay and little recognition, in service of someone else.
|
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It was White House policy, the government of the people in service of one person.
|
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But it is expensive and not a reliable source because of frequent cuts in service.
|
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Both of these weapons have a very long, respected history and are still in service.
|
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"No in-service issues have been reported," Boeing said in a statement, according to CNN.
|
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Friends describe him as forever in service to others, yet his loyalty wasn't always repaid.
|
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Like trees that bend towards the sunlight, they're organized entirely in service of maximizing profit.
|
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And a lot of the sexism and the misogyny was in service of these attitudes.
|
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Job creation was concentrated largely in service-related industries, which contributed 853,000 to the total.
|
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That, of course, in service of its greater goal as an offroad tour de force.
|
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Tactics learned in law enforcement academies and in-service training contribute to this response conditioning.
|
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Two had phone numbers that are not in service, according to a background search database.
|
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Not only will they be able to put more money toward their own retirements, but parents would also know that their children would be able to use their educations as they intend, in service to their own desires and not in service to their lenders.
|
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The company said it expects the engines to be back in service in the coming months.
|
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Is that not the definition of cult: the keenness to debase yourself in service of it?
|
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The Navy's Mk 48 torpedo is also in service with Australia, Canada, Brazil and The Netherlands.
|
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All of Wendy's actions in "Chucky Rhoades' Greatest Game" were in service to someone else's agenda.
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Thousands of Galaxy Note 27s are still in service, and Samsung might never get them back.
|
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Thousands of Galaxy Note 7s are still in service, and Samsung might never get them back.
|
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As David's girlfriend, she has agency, but she only uses it in service of David's journey.
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They say his hand was forced by Hezbollah interventions in Arab countries in service of Iran.
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Bezos framed all of these plans as in service of a larger goal: inspiring future generations.
|
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The city has around 2,000 scooters currently in service under the provisions of a pilot program.
|
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ConEd said it got the last of six electrical networks back in service shortly before midnight.
|
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His endorsement has already demonstrated that Mr. Christie will say anything in service of his ambition.
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For the last couple of years, he's mostly existed in service of supplementing other characters' arcs.
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Throughout the exhibition I sensed a devotional energy, in service to the work and the issues.
|
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Even when L3 gets her revolt, it's just a side mission in service to another operation.
|
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Already in service in Europe and South America with a claimed customer base of 21 million.
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The United States currently has 10 aircraft carriers in service, with another about to be commissioned.
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We wonder why our men in service and women suffer from PTSD in the first place.
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We will also offer support at 56 walk-in service centres across 30+ cities in India.
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Chao, however, emphasized that he did not believe Sina's actions were in service to political goals.
|
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They are not in service to Trump's base, his mood or his potential legal difficulties ahead.
|
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It said it involved a number of retired officers as well as officers still in service.
|
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But Survival nevertheless invites players to regard and act in service of something greater than themselves.
|
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The 303-mile (488-kilometer) pipeline had been expected to be in service by late 2018.
|
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Everyone out there has the potential to be in service of a nefarious post-apocalyptic supervillain.
|
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The Australian carrier is also looking at the Boeing 777-8, expected in service in 2022.
|
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Frankfurt School theorists wrote about the culture industry drowning out democracy in service of commercial interests.
|
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Finding consistency in service and product offering after a merger is a difficult task to achieve.
|
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They were trying hard and running fast, but it wasn't in service of any coherent strategy.
|
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In service of growth, the economy and with it politics, no longer adequately reflect our realities.
|
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The effect is rather forensic—creations as symptoms, in service to knowledge more than to experience.
|
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"Blonde" and "Endless" show someone willing to forsake that progress in service of perfecting a mood.
|
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American has eight MAXs in service now — being flown primarily between New York City and Miami.
|
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A trend away from "things" to "experiences" means jobs in service-providing industries rise, like healthcare.
|
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She speaks, of course, yet what she says is bent in service of a certain narrative.
|
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Sometimes we need to do things we do not want in service of the bigger picture.
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Only Pedro's 1997 season was in service of a team that finished with a losing record.
|
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But does anyone really believe Trump, and his cohorts, are in service to anyone but themselves?
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But efficiency gains are notoriously harder to come by in service industries than in manufacturing ones.
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However, the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line at Hoboken was back in service, the agency said.
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Despite its ubiquity in her work, it remains in the background in service to her themes.
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That's especially true because Mr. Saulnier's images are often in service of spooky, blood-drenched tales.
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It is made in service to the N.R.A. and the gun industry, not the American public.
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Or is the government denying you your livelihood in service of upholding a manifestly unjust law?
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Hispanic women concentrate strongly in service jobs including health care, which have grown throughout the expansion.
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Abrupt changes in service — some movies are restricted, now they're not — arrived without warning or explanation.
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The state of Maryland mandated that businesses cease dine-in service for at least two weeks.
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Roles that are well defined in July are scrapped in service of the here and now.
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And much of that growth has come in service industries rather than in power-hungry manufacturing.
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All of this would be done in service of huge tax cuts for the richest Americans.
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The billionaire has deployed his privately held corporation, Bloomberg L.P., in service of his presidential bid.
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He is apparently on track for a service college stint, appropriate for his time in service.
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The cancellations and reductions in service can be felt as far as Europe and North America.
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Getting the plane back in service is a primary focus of new Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
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Observers have said Beijing plans to have four aircraft carrier battle groups in service by 2030.
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To achieve those goals, Wolf recommended implementing policies to keep the state's nuclear reactors in service.
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After working with Ohio regulators on safety improvements, he said, the well is now in service.
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An activist press should be a good thing — when it is in service to the citizenry.
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Free shuttles are currently in service to provide alternative routes for passengers as service is restored.
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Congress and the VA have a constitutional duty to take care of veterans injured in service.
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Amazon leased 40 dedicated cargo planes last year, and 16 of them are in service today.
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Being an ally means nothing if an ally's voice isn't lifted in service to combating ignorance.
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Step 2: Find your unique talents and invest your whole self "in service" of your goals.
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You can count on my involvement and my energy in service to the transformation of France.
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The second is the computing capability that we have built in service of the game itself inside the data center, so 10 teraflops GPU, the absolute greatest performance available in service of a game right now, and the memory, CPU, and the rest of the architecture.
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Toad takes on many roles in service of the Mushroom Kingdom: he attended to royalty, travelled, planned parties, ran kitchens, assisted Mario on almost all of his adventures from guiding him throughout his journey, to fighting by his side — all in service of the Mushroom Kingdom.
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Amazon has been testing deliveries by drones but has not said when they would be in service.
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Women are less likely to be secretaries, and men more likely to be in service-sector jobs.
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But, running around an unadorned court in service-issue whites, that's all he looks: good at tennis.
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Russia has 21 Flankers of various models in service, according to Flightgobal's World Air Forces 2500 yearbook.
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On the other hand, just making gentle tweaks in service of these ambitions probably won't achieve them.
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The arguments are adopted in service of the denialist conclusion; they do not precede or determine it.
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"We expect a further gradual improvement in service revenue growth in Q4, led by Europe," Read said.
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Under the right policy regime, the profit-making motive could be harnessed in service of burying carbon.
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"Listen, the guy got a Purple Heart from the United States in service to this country," Rep.
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And, we are seeing this translate across our work and the in-service performance with our customers.
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Such forced arbitration clauses are common in service agreements, and have been held up repeatedly in court.
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A "digital inclusion fund" — also part of the negotiation with carriers — can help cover gaps in service.
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Mr. Crane and Mr. Cumpsty have become a precision unit working wholly in service to the play.
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People who work in service-providing industries benefit from living near affluent potential clients and successful businesses.
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It's possible that the dynamics of those relationships may ease up in service of protecting the baby.
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Mothers are fine when they are exclusively in service of the heroism of their sons and husbands.
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But beyond acting in service of the truth, Yates feared that Flynn might be vulnerable to blackmail.
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By focusing on being helpful or in service of the audience, you will be able to relax.
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It is our own willingness to tolerate dishonesty in service of party and in pursuit of power.
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Even if they did, most functions could be brought in-house without any significant reduction in service.
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"It's critical that we get it in service given the continuing uncertainties about competing pipelines," he said.
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But the jet remains a work in progress, with only three in service with the air force.
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Everything else — the starting pitchers, the defense, a few table setters — is in service to those strengths.
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The B-52 has been in service since 1955 and can carry both nuclear and conventional weapons.
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Eight have been delivered, with a goal of 10 in service by the end of the year.
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I want to thank our amazing team and all they do in service of you, our members.
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They cross paths with active agents who&aposve come back to the academy for in-service training.
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A number listed for the An'Nur cultural association that runs the mosque was no longer in service.
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"Canallers" were the workhorses of the mid-1800s, and by 1860, 750 of them were in service.
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There are approximately 1,85033,000 veterans with disabilities acquired in service to the United States prior to Sept.
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Internet providers have a long history in fact of curtailing online freedom in service to their stockholders.
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Planetary protection was initially created in service of humanity's oldest question: are we alone in the Universe?
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Usually in Hong Kong, restaurant owners charge (and then keep) a 10-percent built-in service charge.
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But he said that the estate shouldn't rush into anything in service of meeting a tax obligation.
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Protesters have typically targeted the development of new pipelines and plants, rather than stopping those in service.
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Artistry commits Schutz to draw on painting of the past in service to painting yet to come.
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"Roy's life has been in service to his good, loving and ever-forgiving God," Van Hecke said.
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But when Kyle leans into melody, and puts his words in service of his sound, he excels.
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High up on a wall, stuck to peeling paintwork, are photographs of nine drivers killed in service.
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A Notes app apology is just written in fear of (or, perhaps, in service of) going viral.
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That'll only convince the callers that the number is in service, and they'll keep calling you back.
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The state also requires eight hours of in-service training each year to keep the registration active.
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She wants to one day work in a classroom again, this time in service to deaf students.
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Phone numbers associated with FlowActiv and the number used to register the site are not in service.
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Microsoft said it hasn't experienced any significant service disruptions, but it has seen some shortfalls in service.
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"By the end of the year we expect to have over 130" vans in service, Jiang said.
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"Before telematics, all vehicles would get certain levels of maintenance based on time in service," McMackin said.
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One man in China has gone viral for a selfless act in service of his pregnant partner.
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U.S. airlines that fly the planes don't expect them back in service until at least early March.
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Today, there are 23 such routes in service, with more set to start in the coming months.
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Everything he says and does on the field, he said, occurs naturally in service of the players.
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The US military's special-operations units still use a number of weapons been in service for decades.
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To his lasting credit, Johnson endorsed a robust vision of American liberalism in service of social justice.
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The anticipated in-service date is December 2020, though it was unclear if that was still attainable.
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Not everything we do needs to be in service of a higher purpose -- a better, shinier us.
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"The A330neo will in my view get more traction when it is in service," he told reporters.
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Everything is in service of a larger-than-life chorus, each song a vehicle for anthemic catharsis.
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Their ultimate goal is to utterly destroy all three programs in service of their anti-government ideology.
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Bolton wanted bombs to drop in service of regime change and the display of American unilateral power.
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He believes the foundation of positive change is to be in service of our fellow human beings.
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The Comet was redesigned with thicker skin and oval windows before it was allowed back in service.
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The 737 MAX has been grounded worldwide and could not be back in service for months yet.
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In this instance, the music is in service of the image, rather than the other way around.
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This was the connected of concentration — deep concentration and the maintenance of focus in service of creativity.
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But couples and partners can sign up, too, in service of finding a third — or a fourth.
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They're able to do magic things in service of those relationships, not as an end in itself.
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The Pentagon has been slower to address mold in service members' homes, Marine and Navy families say.
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Thrun described the new mentor program as the biggest change in service in the entire history of Udacity.
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The other two Imagine Cup finalists also used computer vision (among other things) in service of social good.
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Still it is persistent location tracking as an opt-in service — to power a location-based AR game.
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" She said she is "inspired" by Clinton because she has "lived a life grounded in service and sacrifice.
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Indeed, the rate of contraction in service sector employment was the fastest in 10 months, IHS Markit said.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will have almost exclusive control in determining the future of transgender people in service.
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The government, however, won't pay for any expenses related to the dog once it's no longer in service.
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Only 38 of the jets are yet in service but Eric Schulz, Airbus's chief salesman, has grand plans.
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A smaller share of women are secretaries, and a greater proportion of men work in service-sector jobs.
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Caterpillar wants to double the $14 billion in service revenue it produced in 2016 in the next decade.
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TransCanada said the term of contract is 10 years, with a targeted in-service date of Nov. 1.
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The best antiheroines are not women presented as abstract ideals, whether in service of patriarchal expectation or feminism.
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Virke's member companies are mostly in service industries, such as retail and tourism, and have some 225,000 employees.
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Do you really believe that's the right way forward or is this just in service of the routine?
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There are about 2,500 war dogs in service today, with about 700 serving at any given time overseas.
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And Negan essentially threatening to do the same thing to Maggie back in "Service" sounded pretty "rapey" too.
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In hits like "Too Young" and "Because of You," instrumentation comes second, working in service to the vocals.
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"The team is talking to another dozen businesses right now," All In Service spokeswoman Sarah Massey told BuzzFeed.
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Police departments also pay for officers to attend classes like Grossman's as part of their "in-service" training.
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I continually thank those who are & were in service protecting our freedoms every day all over the world!
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It's a mundane but meaningful moment, evoking homespun warmth and childhood familiarity in service of player/character bonding.
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There is a deep bond between many veterans forged on the battlefield and in service to the country.
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Arieagus continues to work in service of others, and sharing her lifetime of professional entertainment to the world.
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These are just a few examples of how fellows have made substantial contributions in service to our nation.
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Detroit was not only broke, but also in "service delivery insolvency," in the phrase of Judge Steven Rhodes.
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She remained in service until 1853, and was converted into a naval school ship between 1857 and 1860.
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But that capacity for collective self-determination was very much in service of private or individual self-determination.
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The place to start rebuilding strength in our democracy is with young Americans in service to their communities.
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" In a reversal, the DoD has now issued an Instruction on "In-Service Transition for Transgender Service Members.
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Meanwhile, the Delta One class in the skies today will continue stay in service on all existing planes.
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All around the world, protesters wear Guy Fawkes masks to conceal their identity in service of a cause.
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"Being in service of others, for no other reason and no other glory than to help another person."
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Thus, this is a wide-ranging feast of absorbing art and non-art in service of psychic therapy.
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Per The Washington Post, Q is "waging war against the so-called deep state in service" to Trump.
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We're the number one in sales, we're the number one in service, we're the number one in marketing.
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The cheapest option would mean keeping the F/A-18s in service longer than planned, the panel said.
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According to German newspaper Der Tagesspiegel, about 30,000 gas lamps were still in service as of January 2019.
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It's a harbinger of his exemplary life in service, glimpsed in the solitude of a child's intrepid mind.
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They both involved asking private people to tell their stories publicly in service of a presumed greater good.
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"My desire in service to you has always been to bless you," he wrote in his resignation letter.
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There's a strong humanitarian case as well, as people employed in service industries like restaurants, bars, gyms, etc.
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South Carolina became the latest state to suspend dine-in service for restaurants and bars Tuesday, with Gov.
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Her extreme "customer profiling," as she called it, is in service, she said, of making buyers feel important.
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Assuming work on the expansion resumes this year, the expanded pipeline could be in service in early 2022.
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The country has seen growth in service jobs like domestic work, where black and Latina women are overrepresented.
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Across New England special trains were put in service so the public could get to better viewing locations.
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They fraternized with him, and hired him to work his magic in service of boosting their vote tallies.
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Only two aircrafts of that type are in service, and both are used for the American president's transport.
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer mixes all of those together in service of a myth-tinged nightmare.
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The overall effect is one of meticulous observation and control put in service of capturing dreamlike, ineffable experiences.
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But he had already begun to alter his life dramatically — mostly in service to his Roman Catholic faith.
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Mr. Cruz told the crowd he would not be a "servile puppy dog" in service of party unity.
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Maybe he stayed away in service to his often-stated goal of protecting the court from appearing partisan.
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On average, public buses should be in service for six to seven years, not 15, transportation experts say.
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Southwest CEO Gary Kelly told investors he's eager to get the planes in service as soon as possible.
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I'm not interested in service people in the United States of America going there except to protect us.
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Rolls-Royce is a major player in the aviation industry, with more than 13,000 engines in service globally.
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It left reactors in service at the St. Lucie plant about 120 miles (190 km) north of Miami.
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When it happens, it's a beautiful thing to see, especially when it's in service of a good cause.
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But they don't prevent ships from being kept in service due to the large investment each vessel represents.
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How awful it would be to be in service to people who neglect you and treat you unkindly.
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All of it was in service of Bezos's core idea that "delighting" customers should always be the priority.
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An in-service is a training session where saves — back-boarding, CPR, first aid, and jumps are reviewed.
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United has about 165 jets from the current, shorter-range Airbus A320 family in service, according to Airfleets.
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These are people who have dedicated their lives in service of the nation, it's people and the constitution.
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This is where our most respected politicians put aside party politics in service to the nation's best interests.
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Trump has reasons she does not want to sacrifice in service to this country, that's personal, not feminist.
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And all in service of explaining how technology is evolving what it means to live in this world.
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By 2040, more than 50,000 planes could be in service, and they are expected to fly more often.
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The way I record is very private and really in service of my own abilities and lack thereof.
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Yet each used the power to shock in service of fighting against war, bigotry, and the status quo.
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Their basketball skills are worth much more — into the millions of dollars — in service of women's leagues overseas.
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It's not an original observation to note that Paul Ryan has degraded himself in service of Donald Trump.
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Uranus is the planet of shock and rebellion—whatever happens is in service of giving you more freedom.
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By contrast, the average coal-fired unit that has remained in service started generating in the mid-230s and has an output of 21-24 MW. The average gas-fired combined-cycle plant already in service has an output of almost 225 MW and entered service as recently as 240.
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Wars of the 1990s depleted the air force, and its 29s MIG-21 fighters are no longer in service.
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Comey previously wrote that he felt top officials had their souls "eaten" through their work in service to Trump.
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After November 9, they now seek to stop the creation and use of technology in service of his beliefs.
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It seems to me that the future of our economy is going to be more deeply in service jobs.
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GE also said it is simultaneously selling a majority stake in Service Max to private equity shop Silver Lake.
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About 400 Eurofighters - made by a consortium of Airbus, BAE Systems and Leonardo - are in service around the world.
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"Propaganda is nothing more than art in service of politics, and we do have a political agenda," he says.
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"Recruiters have started to work hard on engaging Russian citizens in service as private military contractors," the statement said.
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The increase was attributable to modestly higher car hire rates, combined with more railcars in service and increased mileage.
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But all of this stuff is in service of user created content in which users change on their terms.
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In the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte stoked anger and fear on Facebook in service of a brutal drug war.
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But another perspective holds that corporations should not be deputized as de facto censors in service of the government.
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It would have broken St. Louis's back, and quite likely forced cutbacks in service that the city badly needs.
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And when you are in service for someone else, you can go and advocate, and people will accept that.
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Its engines power a total of 152 aircraft or just over 60 percent of the 237 A380s in service.
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In its first three years in service, before this season's fires, the truck's pump registered 36 hours of use.
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Profit in the second quarter was helped by an increase in service sales and cost cuts, the company said.
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The SCLC had help spreading the word from the Peace Corps, Volunteers in Service to America, and the YMCA.
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But since the retirement of Concorde there have been no passenger jets that can fly that fast in service.
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Again, that's in service of understanding what other objects — ones we don't have pieces of — are made out of.
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Before the murders Grace's friend Mary, a maid in service in another household, is seduced by the eldest son.
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I really enjoy being in service to others, but I feel like I may be spreading myself too thin.
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Lundgren believes all of this is in service of Microsoft bullying refurbishers into paying for software they don't need.
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Car sales were soft, retail sales were soft and ISM nonmanufacturing data showed a slowdown in service sector activity.
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The joy you'll find in being in your body, in sexuality and sensuality, in service, in art, in mothering.
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She has devoted much of her life to the study of and in service to the paranormal and esoteric.
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Israel currently has a fleet of five German submarines, with a sixth due to go in service around 2018.
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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration grounded all Boeing MAX jets in service because of similarities between the two crashes.
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"This is diplomacy in service of military aggression, and it's working because we are letting it," said Mr McCain.
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At other times, Stiller eases up on the pace in service of overstretched, self-indulgent business with his character.
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A ride-hail driver strike in at least 15 global cities didn't seem to put a dent in service.
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You are in service to these stories and these characters and I'm so blessed to have had an opportunity.
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All projects hope to start construction soon so they can meet their targeted 2017 and 2018 in service dates.
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What we see in "Service" — no matter how slow the burn feels right now — proves a war is coming.
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Boeing's carbon composite 787, of which there are nearly 800 in service, mostly competes with European rival Airbus' A350.
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Joan Crawford and Bette Davis spent their entire careers masking their true identities in service of crafting an image.
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Without any Title II funding, districts will not be able to invest in ongoing training for in-service teachers.
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Though Grow Up has lost some of that focus, it's in service of trying to provide more of that.
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Dunkerley said that, in the past, Hawaiian has responded well to increased competition in service to the vacation hotspot.
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It was in service of getting people under the berm and into the fictional space of the ride building.
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Around the world, there are at least 21,000 drones in service, but the number may actually be significantly higher.
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Source and use analyses allow governments to use competition to make provable gains in service levels and cost performance.
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It first flew in September, 1994, and all five of the jets that were built remain in service today.
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Southwest operates the biggest fleet of 737 Max planes of any airline, with 34 in service before the grounding.
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Still, in both these books, the humor is essentially benign, genial, and it works in service of the characters.
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Trump quite naturally feels entitled to appropriate that strategy in service of making excuses for his own likely defeat.
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And both of those are in service to everything else you see on Watts' downward jaunt: ubiquitous virtual reality.
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His White House email account is no longer in service and a listed phone number could not be located.
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The full capacity of the project is expected to be in service by the end of the third quarter.
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Along with gender, there's a sense of accessibility that Sweetbitter inverts with its focus on the women in service.
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The telephone number supplied by Mr. Trump in his "Trump University Truth" video was not in service on Tuesday.
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Once in service the project will be able to produce about 5.25 million tonnes per year (MTPA) of LNG.
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Of course, all this detail is in service of what most games of this caliber are about: shooting stuff.
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I'm the person who listens, lives, sees, feels, and I place myself in service of the history I create.
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It created wealth for white families and oppressed the African-Americans forced to perform labor in service to them.
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It's an album that finds its strength in humility: Letting go of personal bullshit in service of someone else.
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It's a huge market, but one that's often ignored in service of the status quo, rendering these individuals invisible.
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All of us were blessed by the example he shared with us of a life in service to country.
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Instead of "free tuition," how about tying it to a certain number of hours in service to one's community?
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These faster and quieter submarines were developed toward the end of the Cold War with three currently in service.
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Several carriers also announced cuts in service to domestic routes, as airlines are buckling down to reduce overhead costs.
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"Restaurants and bars must close their dine-in service starting tomorrow, starting tomorrow morning," McMaster said in a statement.
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What he found instead was a nightmare of degradation, all in service to and fostered by the American military.
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One army-run estate in Lahore was designed for the families of disabled soldiers or soldiers killed in service.
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" Mr. Pompeo said that some international institutions "work in American interests and yours, in service of our shared values.
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"To all those who have lost ones in service to our country, our nation grieves with you," she said.
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The White House communications staff (including Sean Spicer and Sarah Huckabee Sanders) routinely lies in service of the president.
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About 1043,000 total planes from Boeing's 737 family are in service, compared with over 8,000 in Airbus's A320 family.
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President Trump issued the ban, reversing an earlier decision by American aviation regulators to keep the planes in service.
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All of this is in service of giving customers a better experience based on what you know about them.
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To defenders, it is a practical and necessary exercise of regulatory authority in service of an unalloyed public good.
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Any move on behalf of our own desires should be in service of getting men to act on theirs.
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And, ultimately, superseding her expectations and no longer being in service and protecting someone else but being in control.
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Scott A. Koppenhafer "gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country," US Central Command said in a statement.
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Pompeo, of course, has a history of going on TV and attempting to gaslight people in service of Trump.
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For example, the Bell 407 is another versatile chopper and there are several hundred more Bell 407s in service.
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The Postal Service Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has been vocal in pointing out this decline in service.
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The US Navy has 10 Nimitz-class carriers in service, and it is developing a new class of carrier.
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At the time, only 50 Dreamliners were in service, so the cost to Boeing was "minimal," the company said.
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The company now has about 600 cars in service around the country, the majority of which are in Phoenix.
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ENBRIDGE PLANNING FOR U.S. LINE 3 REPLACEMENT TO BE IN SERVICE SOMETIME IN 2021 -EXEC VP OF LIQUIDS PIPELINES
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When Democratic representatives are bombarded by angry Republicans, it's politically convenient to carry on in service of their base.
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Climate change has ignited the rapid kinetic movement for youth agency and action in service of the common good.
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These factors are all in service to one seemingly simple question: How will I get a paycheck in retirement?
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Ryanair had expected to have 58 in service by next summer, but it has reduced that estimate to 30.
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A measure in service-sector growth dropping to its lowest level since 2016 in September only amplified those concerns.
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Carriers will be able to order new A330 jets fitted with the modules, or retrofit planes already in service.
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The company also reaffirmed that Line 3 is expected to be in service in the second half of 2019.
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The opinions of those in service span a wide spectrum and what I will relate are my opinions only.
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Bagpipes are deployed in service of sounds you've probably never attributed to bagpipes before, punctuating snippets of voiceover recollection.
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At that time, only 50 Dreamliners were in service, so the cost to Boeing was "minimal," the company said.
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Female service academy graduates have distinguished themselves in service to their nation in the military and in civilian life.
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Pitbull is agnostic about genre — almost any sound or style can be put in service of his buoyant creations.
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The worldwide expansion in service will include: Historically, Tesla's service business has not received much attention from investors. Why?
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This is life lived in service to others rather than with concern for individual regard or even personal safety.
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We spend the summer away from our families in service to the country, fighting fire to pay the bills.
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Her chamber orchestra, m_unit, blends strings and horns and mallet percussion in service of her resplendent, highly singable compositions.
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What I wanted — and what I have found — was a way to give my whole life away in service.
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Jo was a smart, headstrong, clumsy misfit; a loving sister and daughter who knew her own heart and could be brave, not just in service of her family but also in service of her own ambitions, a poor girl who turns down the rich, handsome dreamboat next door to pursue her ambitions.
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Hulteberg has a pilot plant in operation and hopes the forest fuel will be available in service stations by 2021.
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But apparently in service of consistency, this morning Apple invalidated Google's Enterprise Certificate too, breaking its employee-only iOS apps.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Near-Term Pressures: Excluding the transactions, Windstream experienced a decline of 3.4% in service revenue in 2016.
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By 2015, due to its increased revenue, the country had become high income, advancing in service industries and real estate.
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Suddenly, Swift wasn't selflessly subsumed by her music, lost to herself in service to the great god of teen heartbreak.
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The group questioned how Kerry won his three Purple Heart medals, which are awarded to military personnel wounded in service.
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Sunac's volatile financial profile, although in service of significant business scale growth, is no longer commensurate with a 'BB' rating.
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The company said last year it would lease 40 Boeing Co 767 planes, 16 of which are currently in service.
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The VH 92 helicopter, which will be placed in service in 2020, made a practice landing on the South Lawn.
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"Heartbroken for the cadet who was killed in service to our nation at my alma mater, West Point," Pompeo tweeted.
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When we give our time in service to others, we find hope and purpose, and stop dwelling on personal negatives. ?
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All of it, he added, is in service of a dream he hopes to see to fruition in his lifetime.
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"My friends and family always talk about what we would do in service of a post-apocalyptic world," Hanham said.
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Facebook Inc said on Thursday that its shuttles had not been attacked and were running with no changes in service.
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There are 6,700 of the 737 NGs now in service, posing the potential for another costly fix for the airline.
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Caper movies — the lighter ones, at least — tend to implicitly be in appreciation of and in service to movie stardom.
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Today, the moped can be spotted in service around Los Angeles — but under Bird's Scoot brand and not its own.
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But while Beetz is typically terrific, her character mostly drifts through the film in service to other characters' dramatic needs.
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With political propaganda, all of the manipulation is in service to some broader political goal, whatever it happens to be.
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Sure, I play diplomatic games, too, but these are largely in service of keeping my army working at maximum efficiency.
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The stripped down nature of this song is in service to her clever lyrics but don't let that fool you.
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The service was temporarily suspended due to an "important adjustment in service," Rela told users on its WeChat app account.
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As a result, the Army now needs to update equipment that has been in service for 40 years, Esper said.
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The data showed that France saw a robust increase in service sector activity which offset its ongoing stagnation in manufacturing.
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So just take a moment to think: what else is Hannity withholding from his audience, in service to the president?
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Fitbit also says there won't be "disruption in service," and that Twine customers will still have access to the platform.
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More than 700 Airbus planes already operate in Latin America and the Caribbean - about 60% of the fleet in service.
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Other work Boeing is looking at under a potential program includes in-service support and assistance with exporting, said Schallom.
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As with The New Order, however, The New Colossus' serious commentary seems ultimately written in service of its pulpy action.
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And that's intentional—the process of making this wine involves filtering out some of the alcohol in service of flavor.
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Any deeper themes get dropped or sidelined, in service of moving the story along to the next big set piece.
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Now, Libratus' technology is being adapted to take on opponents of a different kind—in service of the US military.
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Though Tomahawks have been in service for years, newer versions have been equipped with better communication systems, among other things.
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The vehicle, built by the United Launch Alliance, had long carried the title of the most reliable rocket in service.
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Due to the dangerous nature of their job, 85 agents have sacrificed their lives in service to the United States.
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Rather than offering structure or rewarding seniority in service, national parties are too weak to impose any kind of rigor.
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ETP already has one pipe in service under the Tuscarawas, with more than 1.1 bcfd of gas flowing through it.
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Dominion in November delayed the full in-service date for Atlantic Coast to the middle of 2020 from late 2019.
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And they're the same ones that, applied in service of our country, will make him a great secretary of State.
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We also mourn the two Virginia state troopers who died in service to their community, their commonwealth, and their country.
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Recent data showed a steep fall in industrial output and the first downturn in service sector activity in six months.
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It had 27 years in service with British Airways and could fly from London to New York in three hours.
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The left really does think certain kinds of speech should be discouraged in service of creating a more inclusive country.
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For Hays, it's a chance to show appreciation to those who've sacrificed a great deal in service to the country.
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About 28 percent (27.7 percent) of employed Black women work in service occupations, the occupational group with the lowest wages.
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"These kinds of services end up playing a role in the decision support or in service support," Massingham told CNBC.
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It is a moment to reflect on those who have given their lives in service to the rest of us.
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This is the era where technology is in service of the public good, enabling a new form of citizen empowerment.
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Business groups also warn that raising Postal Service rates could result in service cuts to rural or other remote areas.
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In early 2020, Nuro is expected to put its next-generation R2 vehicle in service for Domino's Pizza in Houston.
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Burrell is featured in the documentary, speaking on the duo's reconciliation, which he witnessed while in service as Diana's butler.
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It may have some social integrations, like hearts and follows, but they are all in service to this central mission.
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They don't need a quixotic hero who will fight bravely and lose with dignity in service to a greater cause.
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In service of a value like "move fast and break things" it can work, because speed overrides wisdom or consistency.
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What would be missed could be telltale signs of what you can perpetuate and accentuate in service of your purpose.
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By 2025, the US and its allies will have 200 F-35s in service in the region, according to Gen.
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A civilian cargo and military transport aircraft, only a few planes remain in service, mostly with the Russian Air Force.
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What excites is what he was: a born rebel with a lowdown drive in service to a staggeringly resourceful intelligence.
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The frigate, called the Xiangtan, is one of 22 vessels of its class in service, according to state media reports.
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An opportunity to grow and demonstrate the incredible and valuable skills they learned in service to this country; and 4.
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In my view, the overwhelming majority of journalists are seeking the truth every day in service of the public interest.
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The success of these efforts led the UN to recognize the people of Canada for excellence in service to refugees.
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Many low-wage workers and workers in service industries do not get paid if they take time off when sick.
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Now, remember: we've got more than 50 million people in service … and most of them do not work at Walmart.
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Despite her shenanigans in service of her boss's and her husband's respective (and collective) schemes, she's still Dr. Wendy Rhoades.
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The order prohibited new trans recruits and cadets — including those in service academies like West Point — from joining the military.
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By the end of January, Boeing had delivered over 350 7373 Max jets since putting them in service in 2017.
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In all, more than 140 of the roughly 350 new jets that were in service have been pulled from use.
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President Trump issued the ban himself, reversing an earlier decision by American aviation regulators to keep the planes in service.
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"To all those who have lost loved ones in service to our country, our nation grieves with you," she said.
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He served his country with distinction and at times proved willing to defy partisanship in service of his own principles.
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This weekend, Ohio, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Washington announced that restaurants would be closed or banned from offering dine-in service.
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But cracks begin to emerge, as customers complain about glitches, shifts in service and extensive delays in membership card arrivals.
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But as they lose their centrality, so do the artists themselves, who now exist in service of a greater vibe.
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Today, the U.S. Navy has 14 Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines in service as well as 4 guided missile submarines.
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The signaling value of overcoming policy differences and political ambitious in service of a loftier national idea would be lost.
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Those who ask them to change those things, even in service of something better, face a high burden of proof.
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Ryan, Corker and McConnell are leading GOP lights who have ceded their party's moral center in service to protecting Trump.
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We also mourn the two Virginia state troopers who died in service to their community, their commonwealth and their country.
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This is not how our surviving spouses who lost loved ones in service to this country deserve to be treated.
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If it weren't so ignorant and pitiful, one could mourn this collapse of dignity in service to an evil cause.
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He said there were currently 60 Boeings in service in Iran, comprising about 32 per cent of the active fleet.
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FlightRadar 24 said said in a tweet the jet had been in service for about three-and-a-half years.
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He's throwing out a date later this year and we could see the Max back in service sooner than that.
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In service of democratic values, impeachment — especially when used by the establishment to expel an elected outsider — is no substitute.
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But Zuckerberg said this would be an opt-in service, and users can keep their accounts separate if they prefer.
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During the post-9/133 wars, women in service built upon the gains made by those who came before them.
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Note that I understand I can turn off Facebook or any other opt-in service that may misuse my data.
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Think of it as a couple of minutes of awkwardness in service to the long-term health of the relationship.
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And it is not because he had dressed four first ladies before, crossing political parties in service to the role.
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According to reporting from the Associated Press, 20173,360 of Puerto Rico's 1,600 cell phone towers are no longer in service.
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It is as much a mixtape as it is an essay, a collection of voices in service of an argument.
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