But the flooding is just the latest problem in Mr Kuczynski's in-tray.
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With such a daunting in-tray, Mr Ramaphosa is eager to court popularity.
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More likely, he will leave the Syrian mess in his successor's in-tray.
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There is no shortage of potential projects lying in the government's in-tray.
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Today's objections join a growing in-tray of antitrust complaints aimed at Google.
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Migration and security will therefore be at the top of the Dutch in-tray.
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Meanwhile, Mr Ramaphosa will be able to start on the other tasks in his gigantic in-tray.
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It is easy to see why Europe's refugee problem might not be at the top of Turkey's in-tray.
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Addressing a wilting British economy is likely to be among the first items in the next government's in-tray.
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With an in-tray that difficult, Cameron's probably quite glad he can EasyJet it to Sardinia for a final time.
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At the top of Mr Hogan's in-tray will be talks not with smaller, friendly powers but with big, difficult ones.
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With a clever built-in tray for the BeautyBlender sponge, a cruelty-free and vegan formula, plus 24-hour coverage, it sounded promising.
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The matte formula boasts 24-hour coverage and comes in a clever bottle with a built-in tray for the cult-favorite sponge.
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A new export license should be possible while talks are continuing but as of right now it's still sitting in the mining ministry's in-tray.
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The big question is how Mr Varadkar will tackle the daunting in-tray he inherits, from Ireland's antediluvian health-care system to accusations of police corruption.
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LAST week The Economist considered the new South African president's in-tray, advertising our advice on the cover with the words "Who Cyril Ramaphosa should fire".
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Johnson has a large in-tray of problems to deal with as Britain rapidly heads towards its latest deadline for leaving the EU on October 31.
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At the top of his in tray will be Brexit, with just three months to go until the UK is due to leave the European Union.
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Whoever wins will have a large in-tray of problems to deal with as Britain rapidly heads towards its latest deadline for leaving the EU on October 31.
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She will find several large projects awaiting approval in her in-tray, from airport expansions to a new high-speed train line and the Hinkley Point nuclear power station.
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The 61-year-old former German defense minister, who is succeeding Jean-Claude Juncker, will face a full in-tray including economic reform and migration as well as climate change.
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The 61-year-old former German defence minister, who is succeeding Jean-Claude Juncker, will face a full in-tray including economic reform and migration as well as climate change.
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Yet other insiders caution against assuming that Mrs Clinton would be much more hawkish in her actions than Mr Obama—not least because some intractable problems will dominate her in-tray.
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Should the Senate confirm Scott Gottlieb, President Trump's nominee to head the Food and Drug Administration, he will face an in-tray bursting with important issues the minute he takes up post.
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Yet they caution against assuming that Mrs Clinton will be much more hawkish in her actions than Barack Obama—not least because some intractable problems will dominate her in-tray, starting with Syria.
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After that, astronomers who want to picture truly Earth-like worlds are pinning their hopes on a set of ambitious missions which, for now, exist only as proposal documents in NASA's in-tray.
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Foremost in Rajoy's in-tray will be the country's budget plans for next year - a major test of the minority government's chances of eking out its four year term in a highly fragmented parliament.
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The next foreign minister will have an overflowing in-tray as Germany tries to unite a divided post-Brexit European Union, contain an assertive Russia and work out a new relationship with Washington under Trump.
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Whoever takes over the role will have an overflowing in-tray as Germany tries to unite a divided post-Brexit EU, contain an assertive Russia and work out a new relationship with Washington under Donald Trump.
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Although the campaign came to be dominated by accusations that Mr Khan was tolerant of Islamic extremism (see Bagehot), it is the more mundane issues of transport and housing that will be filling his in-tray.
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Addressing a wilting British economy -- which has also been hit by the slowdown in the world economy caused by the U.S.-China trade war -- is likely to be among the first items in the next government's in-tray.
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Addressing a wilting British economy — which has also been hit by the slowdown in the world economy caused by the U.S.-China trade war — is likely to be among the first items in the next government's in-tray.
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Whoever takes over the role will have an overflowing in-tray as the EU's powerhouse tries to unite a divided post-Brexit Union, contain an assertive Russia and forge a new relationship with Washington under incoming President Donald Trump.
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Then there is the teetering pile in her in-tray: a looming economic downturn, disputes over the EU's next seven-year budget, unresolved problems in the euro zone, splits on migration and law and order, trade wars and an altogether daunting wider world.
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While Ghosn will devote more time to the Mitsubishi Motors turnaround, and to Renault, where he continues as CEO, Saikawa has plenty in his in-tray: from trade ties with the new U.S. administration, and Britain's fractious exit from the European Union, to tougher vehicle emissions laws and an industry shift to electric cars and autonomous driving.
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But it starts with a wrist-rest and just moves from there: Suddenly, you have a plastic in-tray despite working in a paperless office, and you have a special succulent plant that needs to be diligently watered during your week off in August, and you have various trinkets on your desk—a plastic banner left over from the World Cup, a framed photo-booth strip of you half-drunk and wrapped in a feather boa from the office Christmas party, and three Amazon packages you've never actually bothered to take home.
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'Tre-Herbert' or 'Tre Herbert' is correctly pronounced as in 'Tray Herbert' 'Tre' translated from Welsh language means 'settlement'. ‘Herbert’ was the surname of the Earls of Pembroke, a dynasty of local magnates.
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Similar cases of alleged fraud occurred in Sambi district. Police raided a rented house in Tray district, finding 20 men and 4 women. Two of their leaders were questioned by the police. In Jambi City detained 48 Qnet members for disturbing neighbors.
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This is where mail is delivered to or received from when an employee has a desk. Each desk has a minimum of three letter trays labelled, in, out and pending. The in tray is where mail is received. The out tray is mail that is waiting to be collected.
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Pilot ACE Punch cards in tray for Pilot ACE computer built at the National Physical Laboratory (United Kingdom), 1950. Science Museum London. The Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) was a British early electronic serial stored- program computer designed by Alan Turing. It was based on the earlier Pilot ACE.
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The Q Pack was developed by the Queens Group Inc. in the mid-1990s as an alternative to regular CD jewel cases. (The Queens Group was purchased by Shorewood Packaging, who are part of International Paper). The Q Pack does not have a snap-in tray like a regular jewel case.
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Those who do not purchase table seats are allowed to bring in tray-sized tables. Also for the table setup shows, food and drinks, including alcohol, are allowed to be brought in for consumption. Elaborate setups with nice food, tablecloths and candles are common. However, there are a small number of shows each season with a "rock" setup.
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This is determined by the impression material to be used. Specific features can be given to the special tray to improve the accuracy of the impression such as a window which can help to record displaceable tissues such as flabby ridges when used with a less viscous impression material. Special trays can be given perforations if required by drilling holes in tray. Customised trays have been less frequently used since the advent of putties.
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An agarose gel in tray used for gel electrophoresis Agarose is a polysaccharide, generally extracted from certain red seaweed. It is a linear polymer made up of the repeating unit of agarobiose, which is a disaccharide made up of D-galactose and 3,6-anhydro-L-galactopyranose.Agar at lsbu.ac.uk Water Structure and Science Agarose is one of the two principal components of agar, and is purified from agar by removing agar's other component, agaropectin.
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Event filtering consists in discarding events that are deemed to be irrelevant by the event correlator. For instance, a number of bottom-of- the-range devices are difficult to configure and occasionally send events of no interest to the management platform (e.g., printer P needs A4 paper in tray 1). Another example is the filtering of informational or debugging events by an event correlator that is only interested in availability and faults.
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The results of this exercise illustrate candidate's organizational and prioritizing skills. The test gives the candidates an everyday example of multiple tasks which needs to be assessed and prioritized. This tests time perception and management and gives the assessors an insight into how the candidate will react in a real-world situation. Most in-tray exercises are designed according to the job specification and they test a set of key competencies based on the values of the organization.
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When an episode was shown to members of the public to gauge audience reaction prior to broadcast of the first series, the majority of the audience thought it was very poor. The production team put the report containing the negative comments at the bottom of David Croft's in-tray. He only saw it several months later,Last Word, BBC Radio 4, 30 September 2011 – in an obituary for David Croft, quoted by Jimmy Perry. after the series had been broadcast and had received great acclaim.
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Cortinarius caesiolamellatus mushroom in tray Cortinarius caesiolamellatus is a species of fungus in the large mushroom genus Cortinarius (subgenus Phlegmacium). It was originally described as new to science in 2006 as a variety of Cortinarius rufoallutus. After molecular and morphological evidence suggested that it was sufficiently unique to be considered a unique species, it was promoted to species status in 2014. The mushroom is found in central and northern Europe, where it grows with spruce, and in Washington state (United States), where it additionally grows with pine.
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Brown, Orange and Yellow are used as hot wires and gray is used as the neutral wire in a 277/480 V. For grounding, regardless of the voltage, Green (or a bare wire) is used. Several other types of wiring systems are used for building wiring in the United States; these include corrugated metal armored cable, mineral-insulated cable, other types of power cable, and various types of electrical conduit. In industrial applications cables may be laid in cable trays. Cable type TC is especially intended for use in tray systems.
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Women carrying platters of food to a ceremony of makan bajamba Makan bajamba (from Minangkabau language) is the procession of dining with sit above the floor out together in Minangkabau people tradition which is held in tradition ceremonies, tradition festival, and other important rendezvous. Various of Minangkabau food serve in this procession. That food laid out in tray which is previous were taken by placing tray above the head and walk hand in hand. This procession opened with the performance of Minangkabau arts and begins with the traditional Minangkabau proverb by leaders.
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An agarose gel cast in tray, to be used for gel electrophoresis Agarose gel is a three-dimensional matrix formed of helical agarose molecules in supercoiled bundles that are aggregated into three-dimensional structures with channels and pores through which biomolecules can pass. The 3-D structure is held together with hydrogen bonds and can therefore be disrupted by heating back to a liquid state. The melting temperature is different from the gelling temperature, depending on the sources, agarose gel has a gelling temperature of 35–42 °C and a melting temperature of 85–95 °C. Low-melting and low-gelling agaroses made through chemical modifications are also available.
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On landing she is confronted by Miss Hardbroom, who takes Mildred and Einstein inside and, after hearing part of the incidents from Mildred, sets an interview with Mildred and Ethel the next morning. The next morning, Mildred goes to Miss Cackle's office where Einstein, resting in Miss Cackle's overflowing in-tray, awakes and tells Miss Cackle and Miss Hardbroom that he overheard the conversation between Ethel and Mildred in the tree. He also says that he heard Ethel telling Drusilla that she had tried out a snake spell on Mildred's coils and had taken Mildred's project, copied it out in her own writing, and then thrown it in the kitchen bins. Ethel sifts through the rubbish and eventually finds Mildred's tea-stained project.
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This gave a temporary table to hold drinks and food while eating in the car. The drive-in restaurant and cinema encouraged the development of built-in tray tables; often, the inside of the glove compartment lid, when folded down, had indentations to hold cups, cans as well as pistachio shells and were found in cars as early as the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.Alton Brown on the TV show Feasting on Asphalt (episode 1), Food Network These were sufficient to hold beverages when the car was stopped, but not while in motion. The later development of the drive-through restaurant encouraged the development of better holders for drinks, and a more fast-paced life and longer commute times made many drivers desire to drink their morning coffee in the car on the way to work.
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