It's not in view, and it's not somehow intellectually in view.
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Split View works well for keeping two apps in view.
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Keeping an aged parent in view is also becoming easier.
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Airbnb guests from around the world remain always in view.
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Council can do this in view of the whole world?
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The most notable difference will be a zoomed in view.
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" "We discuss this here in view of the European Council.
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Also in view is a terrifying man sitting on a chair.
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Anytime Diana was in view in public the media was there.
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With no legislative solution in view, recipients remain in legal limbo.
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What is the significance of an object or person in view?
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It was less easy to bear, having the land in view.
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Some held pictures of mass shooting victims in view of the cameras.
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The Earth's constant rotation also means that Mars isn't always in view.
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The outlines of a deal have been in view for a while.
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The short answer: nowhere in view near the occupied wildlife refuge headquarters.
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Labour market rigidities remain a key challenge in view of worsening demographics.
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Looking ahead, the president sees three possible Supreme Court openings in view.
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Yet, in view of Germany's past, it takes on particular dimensions there.
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That seemed a stretch in view of the forces assembled against Federer.
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Today, in view of the agreement's ruinous consequences, they are morally indefensible.
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But even that prospect is unlikely in view of Westinghouse's current status.
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The president no doubt also has his own political base in view.
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That's an industry standard of "2 seconds consecutively in view at 50% visibility."
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A zoomed-in view showing about 8 percent of the entire photo width.
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If you don't then it will simply replace whatever app is in view.
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Equalisation of the IDRs is unlikely in view of MidCo1's structural subordination.
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On Lundy, the sky, and with it the world, has doubled in view.
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We sit attractive people on the sofas, in view of people walking by.
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Choose an object in view and take a moment to observe it closely.
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"This decision is logical in view of the events in March," it added.
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She didn't seem too bothered by the fact the chaperone was in view.
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The AFA was mobilizing, very publicly, and with a deliberate agenda in view.
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Then Shelby fired at Crutcher, whose left hand was not clearly in view.
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The firms have yet to signal whether such a move was in view.
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The loss severity is high in view of the securities' deep subordination status.
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Always an important question, in view of the dismal history of front-runners.
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However, in view of the recent violent protests, Iraq doesn't have a decade.
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He is far enough offshore for the land to have paled in view.
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We do not comment on this matter in view of the ongoing investigation.
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In view of the government's tight oversight, the attribute was assessed at Stronger.
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According to MRC, here are how often ads need to load in order for them to be considered "viewable": Standard banner ads: At least 50% of the ads are in view for at least 1 second Large format ads: At least 30% of the ads are in view for at least 1 second Video ads: At least 50% of the ads are in view for at least 2 seconds
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A zoomed in view of the brown barge, also known as a brown oval.
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The damage to the hangars is even more apparent in a zoomed-in view.
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That is a laudable achievement in view of resource constraints facing the euro area.
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In view of today's findings, the implementation process should be expedited, the researchers say.
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So, Marrero says, they made for the closest structure in view: an abandoned lighthouse.
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Regardless of what you're doing on your desktop, Netflix will always remain in view.
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The master bedroom also includes a skylight and windows with the hillside in view.
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At the moment there were no horses in view, but horses were definitely implied.
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Such fears seem well founded, especially in view of the uncertainty surrounding Nafta's future.
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We guessed the whooping came from skinny-dippers, though they weren't yet in view.
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For now, I keep the jar of cat whiskers in my bedroom, in view.
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Their movement feels exhilarating, the fulfillment of their most fervent political hopes in view.
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Some of them also described Mr. Helmer berating them in view of other employees.
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He doubted a man like Lim would play in view of gawkers and bystanders.
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Mr. Douglass and John Brown were friends, and had the same objects in view.
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Also in view were a series of mobile-phone towers dotted across the landscape.
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"Are you OK?" he asks a woman offscreen when he's in view of the victims.
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Octopussy actor Maud Adams returned in View to a kill, but in a different role.
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In view of those aspirations, Europe's leaders need to get on board with this reform.
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Additionally, you can choose to pin a specific speaker so they are always in view.
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Now slowly move away from the mirror but try to keep your eye in view.
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The 90-day ban is especially hollow in view of the review process the Jan.
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" The paper said that "with no impeachment in view, Democrats push forward with an investigation.
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In view of the government's strong state control, the Control attribute was assessed at Stronger.
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Oracle Park, home to the San Francisco Giants, is in view in the distance also.
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Sterling shed about two cents towards $2102.83, bringing back in view Monday's trough of $1.3122.
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"An operator may be alerted when a male is detected in view," the paper suggested.
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Third, the distribution is subject to continuous update in view of new information and analyses.
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Sterling shed about two cents towards $1.3200, bringing back in view Monday's trough of $1.3122.
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But it was an especially odd outburst in view of the context and the timing.
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But how to keep the whole planet and one's own little self in view simultaneously?
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Some do it for the thrill of defying authority, often in view of their peers.
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Returning to the same horizontal view of the walk, Dwan is no longer in view.
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A zoomed-in view even reveals the tan line where Ray's ring used to be.
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If not yet quite a family, these three now have that destination implicitly in view.
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The entire field was in view, not just the portion of the field shown on television.
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But he has trimmed his emerging markets overweight a little in view of the dollar's strength.
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Because of Exxon's huge size, strategic decisions are made with a long time frame in view.
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I had one foot in Macedonia, the other in Kosovo, and five more countries in view.
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In this case, when she was not in view [to the public], there was no media.
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We have amended that description, in view of Fred Karger's candidacy in the 2012 Republican primary.
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Keeping in view the equities, asking to volunteer publicly available information seems reasonable on its face.
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Taipei 101's fireworks show at the end of 2017, with the LED screen in view.
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The company said Johnson had agreed to terminate his contract in view of the Paragon transaction.
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He casually called me a Nazi for not letting the staff smoke in view of customers.
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Paris police prefect Didier Lallement canceled permission for a scheduled demonstration in view of the violence.
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In view of that, it makes little sense to get excited about future credit tightening speculations.
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As a result — and here's the problem — he keeps his cellphone in view at all times.
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Its 519 rooms have triple-pane windows to muffle the sounds from the runways in view.
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I see it more as an opportunity, in view of next year, to clarify if needed.
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However, in view of the acquisition of Delivery Hero businesses and related issuance of shares, Takeaway.
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It's a major improvement on existing open captioning, which unlike closed captioning are always in view.
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I would suggest that such a point is in view when we are down to 10.
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This is doubly true for Israel, in view of its considerable strategic dependency on American support.
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Two-fisted sandwiches are served indoors or out at picnic tables in view of the lifts.
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Only the c-suite or the CEO can make a provocative outside-in view politically safe.
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Kant said his department would examine Apple's application in view of the changes made for local sourcing.
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A zoomed-in view of the Elysium Planitia horizon, showing some rather large boulders in the background.
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"It's clear there's a gap in view," Aso told reporters after the G20 meeting of finance leaders.
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A tiny sum, in view of Mr Macron's belief that the fires amounted to an international crisis.
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In view of this Telstra has no further plans to figure prominently in the wider public debate.
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We expect the Bank of Canada to tread cautiously in raising rates in view of these risks.
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In view of this persecution and violence, Britain has become something of a haven for the Ahmadiyya.
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Everything you buy or eat in view of others is up for public scrutiny and unwanted commentary.
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With his father, a welder had moved constantly, most recently, in a trailer park in View Royal.
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The spectacle of Shimabuku's work depends upon what is in view as much as what is hidden.
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Our favorite post: Nothing like a single L.I.E.S record in view of a half eaten Subway sandwich.
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Similarly, "In View" came through loud and clear, with crisp rat-tat-tat drums that really hit you.
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A nine-hole game is just $5, and it's in view of the ancient, holy Yang Na tree.
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"Following new information received from the police and in view of other developments," the ministry said on Nov.
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He then shimmies across the ledge and hoists the child to safety in view of shocked onlookers below.
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Attorney Lisandro Quintanilla said Salvadoran law allows for a more lenient punishment in view of a guilty plea.
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United States to keep in view how and why we've come so far, and to hold on to
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"In view of the above, India strongly objects to the U.S. request of 19 December 2017," it said.
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The enduring popularity of the group is all the more remarkable in view of recent setbacks and upheavals.
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In view of that, he agrees with small business owners who say there are way too many regulations.
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Inside the Parisian-themed bar, classic and house cocktails are best enjoyed in view of the burlesque dancers.
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None of this seems to matter though in view of the larger debate being had on the Hill.
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The 2-year-old continues to yell, "I see Dr. Pepper!" whenever the golden arches are in view.
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In view of the current mess I consider sterling at its current level (of $1.31) to be unattractive.
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Fitch will continue to monitor Malaysian Re's underwriting performance cautiously, in view of its volatile overseas business portfolio.
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"This would also hold true... in view of Brexit," they said after meeting at the Munich Security Conference.
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In view of your own position, if you wanted to send any adjustment it would be thankfully received.
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A Time magazine piece recalled the moment: As he crouched to photograph her, a vulture landed in view.
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The last flashing lights vanish into the smoke, and with them the last trace of humanity in view.
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They said they were getting a taxi and going to the railroad crossing in view of the hill.
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SINGAPORE HEALTH MINISTRY SAYS TRAVELLERS SHOULD AVOID NON-ESSENTIAL TRAVEL TO WUHAN, CHINA IN VIEW OF CORONAVIRUS SITUATION
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Finally, liberal supporters of Trump's impeachment need to keep the bigger historical picture in view at all times.
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Kim's softer gesture, in view of his proclivity for rhetorical bellicosity, creates excitement and expectations of diplomatic progress.
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It was not immediately clear how Pagcor will view Tiger's application, in view of Duterte's crackdown on casinos.
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But the flat aqua expanse of Lake Oahe in view of the Oceti Sakowin camp is another story.
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Two widgets can be pinned to remain in view and the rest of them are just a swipe up.
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That is a long and a very difficult mission in view of binding constraints facing monetary and fiscal policies.
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She called the fines "fair and reasonable", but questioned whether it was premature in view of the upcoming consultation.
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This change in view, though, mimics that of other politicians who have "evolved" on the position of marijuana legalization.
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With PRASM in view, it was clear that the first quarter was not-so-hot for the entire industry.
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Many were simply shocked and appalled by the electoral outcome—though there were no Hillary Clinton signs in view.
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It also includes voice calling and a smart camera that automatically pans and zooms to keep everyone in view.
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The headset could theoretically do full motion tracking, but only if my hands were in view of the cameras.
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Then, in 1894, with no command in view, Conrad abandoned the sea and published his first novel, "Almayer's Folly".
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His achievement is self-evident in view of the harsher times that befell Thailand's neighbors over the same period.
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But many analysts had expected Thursday's move in view of the amounts the central bank has spent on intervention.
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They were touched and groped over intimate parts of their bodies in view of their classmates for no reason.
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It's probably the best VR product that's been built yet, and one that has the mainstream firmly in view.
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Awasthi said that hearing had now been deferred until March 29 in view of Sahara's latest fund-raising proposal.
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A pledge to boost defense spending, however, could be contentious at home in view of Japan's huge public debt.
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"In view of the civilian usage of GPS, jamming of this sort is dangerous, disruptive and irresponsible," she added.
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In view of today's competitive video marketplace, the FCC should comprehensively reassess its entire bucketful of video service regulations.
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One can, however, keep the entire monstrous landscape in view without minimizing the culpability of perpetrators on either side.
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It sends chills down my spine, especially in view of the recent tragedy at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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The below image is a zoomed-in view of one of the two damaged buildings in the oil field.
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For some evangelicals, Christianity is no longer shaping their politics; with Mr. Trump in view, their faith lies subordinate.
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Dombrovskis' remarks were seen as a way to strengthen Padoan's hand in view of next week Italian government's talks.
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But before the wars and the splintering, there was a grander future in view, molded in glass and concrete.
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In view of that trauma, focusing on the creeping smoke dozens of miles downwind can feel oddly self-centering.
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The statues of J. Marion Sims and Jefferson Davis, erected in 1939 and 1940, will be in view, too.
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The entire front half was free of typical water park commotion — no slides in view, no anarchic locker rooms.
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Now, in view of his 180-degree change on Afghanistan, the McClatchy report makes a great deal of sense.
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Carney could play an outsized role at November's summit, especially in view of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government reshuffle.
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The move to expand the global footprint of the Barclays investment bank is gutsy in view of its recent underperformance.
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I was greatly put out by this, particularly in view of the fact that literally all my friends had mobiles.
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In view of these predictions, Charvet's idea of a robot-staffed sex cafe sounds like a taste of the future.
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In addition, in view of recent Russian hacking, there is good reason to worry about sharing intelligence with the Russians.
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"Powell is concerned and knows when he does one he has to wait — very big change in view," Cramer said.
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Both cameras have Clinton in view, but the key to a successful time-lapse is the incorporation of various scenes.
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"In view of global political uncertainty ... future growth is anything but self-evident," BDI President Dieter Kempf said on Tuesday.
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In view of the attitude of the current Government of the Generalitat it is possible that they will achieve it.
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In view of our earlier decision not to file charges, we have referred this prosecution to the Pennsylvania Attorney General.
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This Guidance represents the current methodology for analysis of patent claims under 35 U.S.C. § 101 in view of Mayo v.
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Both leaders were briefed in view of members in the dining room that North Korea had launched a ballistic missile.
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GoPro developed HyperSmooth technology to make your images always crystal clear, focused, and in view no matter what you're doing.
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Bloomberg says Apple will have a twist on the latter approach, with the second camera offering a zoomed-in view.
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"However, this outlook is becoming increasingly ambitious in view of the challenging environment for the Crop Science business," it added.
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The German sentiments are understandable in view of the widespread use of online platforms, said lawyer Anne MacGregor at Dechert.
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You don't need to choose your center stone, and there's no zoomed-in view, 360-degree viewing, or lifetime warranty.
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Victim James Shore dragged someone to safety in view of Ray before returning to the tent to save Kirby Brown.
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TORONTO — From the doorway of the Newsgirls Boxing Club, all the trappings of a standard boxing gym are in view.
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What if some internet troll is able to identify my house from the stained-glass window in view behind me?
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This is an exceedingly dangerous situation, particularly in view of the looming threat of a nuclear confrontation with North Korea.
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In view of Mr. Paxton's reputation for intensity and seriousness, it's surprising to find how often they're playful and witty.
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Trump administration officials are reconsidering that interpretation, in view of the president's vow to increase access to less expensive insurance.
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"In view of the company's situation at that time," the supervisory board had asked him to stay on, it added.
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"In view of the company's situation at that time", the supervisory board had asked him to stay on, it added.
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The tip of the Salesforce Tower and LinkedIn's black cubed office building are both in view from this vantage point.
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Further uptown, just in view of Madison Square Garden, is Recover, which bills itself as New York's first recovery studio.
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An upgrade is not anticipated in the near term, in view of the arrears risks implicit within PFG's business model.
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Quick Reply, meanwhile, keeps your message in view, but then adds a new reply box at the bottom of the screen.
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Turrell declared the work "destroyed," and created a new design for the space that wouldn't have the Museum Tower in view.
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We need massive investments in Germany in view of the run-down roads, inadequate digital infrastructure and many shortcomings in education.
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"We have always been on the side of the great Cuban people in view of atrocities and unjust sanctions," Zarif said.
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That is remarkable bond market resilience in view of swelling torrents of dire warnings about inflationary policies of the incoming administration.
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The letter cites new rules "in view of the prevailing security threat to the national defence, lives of public and properties".
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Salma hasn't seen Peter Moss since 1981, but asked me for his phone number, in view of making more music together.
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In view of Trump administration's appointments so far, the feeling in the scientific community for now is better safe than sorry.
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The time frame can be negotiated, but with very little concession in view of America's half-a-trillion dollar annual deficits.
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Image: NASA, ESAYou can compare the turbulence inside with this relatively placid 3D video of the more traditional outside-in view.
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In view of such a poor outlook for domestic demand, some people are wondering whether the suggested German recipe could help.
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With Jimmy Butler's next deal and a max extension for Karl-Anthony Towns already in view, this contract is a killer.
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"Having consulted colleagues, and in view of the circumstances of Parliament, I have concluded that person cannot be me," he said.
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It's easy to move notes around in the order you want and pin the ones you need to keep in view.
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Who leaked the documents is less important in view of the extraordinary information that has just been delivered to American voters.
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Joel Kaplan sat one row back, stoic and thoughtful, directly in view of the cameras broadcasting the scene to the world.
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At the current stage, we forecast profit growth for 2016, but note a downside risk in view of the economic climate.
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As Jordan led him through the alphabet song, the mother cut in and struck her son in view of the camera.
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"I think the other side will have to reevaluate the situation in view of the barrier's construction," he is reported saying.
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Detective Superintendent Fiona McCormack said that in view of the heavy death toll, police were considering manslaughter charges over the disaster.
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Sometimes the youth would be left in the restraint in the hallway, in view of the boys in the other cells.
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Any justification about the deterrent effect of these policies is wholly illogical in view of the steep toll paid by children.
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"In view of land constraints and competing needs, there is limited scope for further expansion of the road network," it said.
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In view of the potential underwriting volatility in its niche motor business, Fitch will continue to monitor POI's reserving practices closely.
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In view of the payment to Mr. Gregerson, they also fear he may be financing other supporters of the Islamic State.
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The offensive failed to achieve its military goals, but it made one thing perfectly clear: The end was not in view.
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From Birla, it's a 20-minute ride to Govind Dev Ji Temple, built in view of the emperor's City Palace windows.
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According to Hazing in View: Students at Risk, hazing that includes sexual intimidation, nudity, and abuse has only increased since 1995.
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They have been up on ladders and scissor lifts spraying and daubing paint in view of tourists and downtown office workers.
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Looting has begun, sometimes in view of police officers who have stood by idly, according to the Guadeloupe 1ère television network.
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In view of these things, I concluded there are far worse things in the world than a pair of rosy cheeks.
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In view of this outcome, the country will not exit the EU's Excessive Deficit Procedure (EDP) this spring as originally scheduled.
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HK: * IN VIEW OF NOVEL CORONAVIRUS PNEUMONIA EPIDEMIC, VENUE OF EGM HAS BEEN CHANGED Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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In view of Brexit, Japanese corporate leaders have expressed fears that trade restrictions and tariffs could hurt their U.K.-based businesses.
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"(The) monetary stance will be adjusted at the September monetary policy committee meeting in view of the latest developments," it added.
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Eventually, I got there, and now that I've surmounted this Goliath of a pursuit, I've another mountain in view: Law School.
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Turrell declared that installation "destroyed," and created a new design for the space that wouldn't have the Museum Tower in view.
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This tends to feel even more real than the most common types of VR film, which have everything in view in focus.
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There's another scenario, too: NBA fans may decide that watching an NBA game without nine players in view doesn't make much sense.
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Users point to an item and Flow overlays pricing, availability, reviews, media content and other information directly over the item in view.
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In view of EDP's American operations, the Chinese firm needs approval from America's powerful Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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"Officials in the US & EU continue to be concerned about Alphabets market power in view of restrictions on monopolies," the proposal reads.
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"Officials in the U.S. & E.U. continue to be concerned about Alphabets market power in view of restrictions on monopolies," the proposal reads.
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In view of this week's US strike -- even though it was necessary and proportional -- there's a reasonable chance that's where we're headed.
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This should support new lending, although net loan growth is likely to remain low, also in view of sizable back-book amortisation.
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In view of the intense passions, the proximity and the confrontational politics, it's remarkable that this tiny space hasn't witnessed more violence.
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In view of all that, how fair and reasonable is it to accuse Italy of breaking the EU ranks on China trade?
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In view of the substantial uncertainty, about half of the participants did not incorporate explicit assumptions about fiscal policy in their projections.
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Cameroon's banking sector has weakened in view of tightened liquidity, tighter monetary conditions and the deteriorating balance sheet of the private sector.
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Giving up the discretionary payment of $50 would seem reasonable on her part, in view of the elements of convenience to her.
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"In view of our repeated attacks on prorogation and on bringing the Queen into politics, it wouldn't make much sense," they said.
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It also raises fears that the next generation will fare less well than the current one, especially in view of slowing growth.
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Capital ratios are solid, but Fitch considers a high level of capital to be necessary in view of its loan book concentration.
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Indeed, three parked police vehicles were in view from her porch, and at least four more passed by during a brief interview.
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Bond prices have soared and yields have fallen this year as investors sought safer assets in view of the risks outlined above.
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He may be tempted to stay on to consolidate his popularity in view of longer term ambitions, such as 2022 presidential elections.
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In view of Iran's flagrant aggression, it seems like some Democrats are beginning to perceive the liability of failing to talk tough.
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But in view of the ways AI has begun to make the world healthier, such ambitious targets are not difficult to imagine.
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The omission is discouraging and could prove dangerous, particularly in view of the current record of partially automated vehicles getting into accidents.
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The academy said the decision was made "in view of the currently diminished academy and the reduced public confidence in the institution".
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"This tells us that we can adapt to impossible perceptual changes to our body without it actually being in view," she says.
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No forecasts can yet be made on earnings results for 2020, in view of the present extremely unpredictable developments, the company said.
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"Officials in the US & EU continue to be concerned about Alphabet's market power in view of restrictions on monopolies," the proposal reads.
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Just as the former means that land was in view, "Sail ho!" means that someone else at sea is somewhere in sight.
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People keep telling Annie she's out of control, but as far as we can see, she's the most sensible character in view.
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The EFCC has already started collaborating with the FBI to arrest indicted suspects in Abuja with extradition to the US in view.
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That falls in line with the new hero's healing limitations, since she'll need to move around more to keep allies in view.
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"In view of the current situation, there is nothing to prevent the opening" of the trade fair as planned, the organizers said.
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She asked him to take cabs home at night, and Mr. Rasheed was always careful to walk in view of CCTV cameras.
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The camera comes with an "AR" feature which adds creatures like dragon and cat on top of anything you have in view.
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With beginner mode off, I could also fly over a mile away, though I was careful to keep my Spark in view.
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"It's not as if somebody filed a higher price all of a sudden in view of Amtrak's cease of service," he said.
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Background: While in view of a police dashboard camera, Mr. Van Dyke fired 53 shots at Laquan, who was holding a knife.
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I'm really good at using the self-timer for selfies, but isn't there something *so raw* about a selfie stick handle in view?
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His resignation as labor secretary was entirely appropriate in view of his irresponsible and indefensible handling of the Epstein case as US attorney.
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"In view of the current findings, it is strongly recommended not to go ahead with the construction" planned, the institute concluded in 2012.
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" Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said the fact the agency had left Italy's rating unchanged was "correct in view of our country's economic solidity.
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Achieving the goal that soon, however, looks increasingly tough in view of Abe's sagging popularity, a key LDP lawmaker told Reuters on Wednesday.
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"Fundamentals continue to support nickel in view of the rebound of Chinese stainless steel production in March," said Argonaut Securities analyst Helen Lau.
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Meanwhile many big companies, especially the consumer-goods firms, are keeping their spending flat or reducing it in view of pressure on margins.
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In view of all this, it is puzzling to see the Fed's slowdown of liquidity withdrawals in the course of the second quarter.
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But some viewed her comment as anti-Semitic, in view of the implication that Jews are never really loyal to one nation-state.
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"The decision has been taken in view of the regional security environment," the prime minister's office said in a statement announcing the decision.
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"In view of the recent first imported case in Hong Kong, we are facing risks of importation of cases," a CHP spokesman said.
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"In view of the strong expansion of disposable income and moderate inflation, private consumption is likely to pick up noticeably," the document said.
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Fitch expects the impaired loan ratio to increase as the bank's asset book matures and in view of the weak average credit quality.
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A black dog, identified as Rocko, then runs in view of the camera, and the officer shoots several times before the dog flees.
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"We've seen some long liquidation in view of that uncertainty and, other than that, traders are positioning ahead of Friday's reports," he said.
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Well before the White House was in view, Trump famously wrote in the "Art of a Deal" that a little hyperbole never hurts.
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Appropriately, in view of his devotion to the scatological, his corpse was given an enema, in the hope that this would revive him.
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San Francisco is about 14 miles away by car or within a 30-minute ferry ride, with Angel Island and Alcatraz in view.
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Democrats had no chance to influence the tax cuts passed last year, which may be just as well, in view of its unpopularity.
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Today, in view of the very real possibility of an escalation with Iran in the gulf, Trump has gotten himself into a pickle.
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Mr. Maassen said the officers who moved on the Chemnitz apartment probably did so warily, in view of the information about explosives inside.
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Finally, in view of a need for enhanced accountability, we should develop national metrics for determining what constitutes a successful professional development program.
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"I think that [Chanel is] taking advantage of this moment in which Cuba is in view on a worldwide scale," Palay Alonso added.
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"In view of the potential impacts, the measures proposed by Total in the event of an emergency are far from sufficient," it added.
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In one episode, his deputy groped an administrative assistant at a bar in view of their colleagues, according to some who were present.
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It was not only in view of my apartment but would also allow me not to move my car for an extra day.
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Some analysts believe that if Mr. Johnson reaches the shortlist his rival will stand aside, in view of his popularity among party members.
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In view of the fact that he has had such an impact on my life, I have no sympathy for this depraved individual.
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The rapid pace of debt accumulation has raised concerns over its sustainability in view of the slow pace of fiscal and economic reform.
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Ms. Stone handles the scene exactly right, letting you see the tremor of indignation while keeping righteousness in view yet also in check.
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AIR LIQUIDE SA: Air Liquide announced on Monday it entered in negotiations with Hivest Capital Partners in view to sell its subsidiary CRYOPDP.
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That's in view of the "practical difficulties" that residents in Hubei — the epicenter of the outbreak — have been encountering overseas, officials said previously.
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In view of the weakened economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroups call for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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In view of all that, it seems that reaching a mutually acceptable trade balance with China should be a simple and straightforward issue.
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But analysts have warned that a snap election is hard to bring about, especially in view of Romania's fragmented and disparate parliamentary groupings.
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The London is just up the hill from the Pacific Design Center, which is clearly in view from many vantage points on property.
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In view of the weakened economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroup's call for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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In view of this possibility, it becomes a positive likelihood that for the next generation they will be the only frame of reference.
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In view of the weakened economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroup's call for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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For the thousands of African asylum-seekers like Atum, their hopes are crushed long before they're even in view of the U.S. border.
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The magician Herr Drosselmeyer gave out Christmas gifts from that red bag: A maid and butler officiated, but no parents were in view.
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Large hand axes, sitting in view of steel sculptures by Mark di Suvero and Richard Serra, date from 403,240 years ago or earlier.
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DT's debt maturity profile is well spread with single-year refinancing exposure at below EUR7bn, which is not onerous in view of DT's size.
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Lena's light-colored hair was also in view at her christening last month as she was carried into St. Nicholas Church by her father.
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This is particularly important in view of the overall limited implementation of the 2018 country-specific recommendations, as recently communicated by the European Commission.
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On a typical day, the block in view of the U.S. Capitol where she parks her truck, the Corn Factory, bustles with federal workers.
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He had challenged France's powerful pro-choice consensus by saying that "philosophically and in view of my personal faith, I cannot approve of abortion".
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John Woodcock, a Labour parliamentarian, found the warm reception for the patriarch "very troubling" in view of Russia's support for the "murderous" Syrian regime.
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"In view of the Novel Coronavirus outbreak and also significant drop in market demand, we just announced massive capacity cuts yesterday," the statement said.
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"In view of his overall involvement, I am of the view that the only appropriate punishment ... will be one of immediate imprisonment," said Chan.
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"Where we thought you would only find icy wastelands, planets can be nice and warm—as long as volcanoes are in view," Kaltenegger said.
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Tereos last week raised its forecast for group earnings in its 2016/17 financial year in view of a sharp rebound in sugar prices.
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As of 2018 * In view of the planned increased operating efficiency of the organization, no staff growth is envisaged in 2017 Source text - bit.
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He said the initial bet behind Temasek's involvement on Bayer's plant protection activities, in view of finite agricultural land resources worldwide, was still valid.
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Borrowing on international bond markets or privatisations are also possible but neither is attractive in view of depressed share prices and high borrowing costs.
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However, Fitch believes that Unipol's ownership of Unipol Banca could weaken its capital, in view of the likely need to support the banking operations.
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Borrowing on international bond markets or privatizations are also possible but neither is attractive in view of depressed share prices and high borrowing costs.
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Speculators have remained bullish on the greenback in view of the continuing uncertainties over Brexit and trade negotiations between China and the United States.
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"It's particularly pertinent to have these discussions in view of the political climate on both sides of the pond at the moment," said Stoddart.
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Its German rival BMW said it was considering "possible strategic options" in view of the rising trade tensions between China and the United States.
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What you lose is opportunities for spontaneous reminiscence: those times when you catch a keepsake in view and suddenly a memory floods your mind.
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Schiaparelli was meant to test ESA's landing technology in view of a future rover the space agency wants to land on Mars in 2020.
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"Those people are not in view," said Eve Hill, the deputy assistant attorney general in the civil rights division at the Department of Justice.
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Many of them do not appear to be applying asylum standards properly, which is not surprising in view of the complexity of asylum law.
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That said, more needs to be done to broaden our innovation ecosphere, especially in view of the USPTO's recent study on women in innovation.
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The change in view comes just days after the United States Federal Reserve increased borrowing costs, prompting many other central banks to follow suit.
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"While it's a compete tragedy, he's comforted by the fact that his response was in view with the way he was trained," Piccarreta said.
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"In view of the current global situation, the expenditure programme is being reviewed to identify possible savings or deferrals," Antofagasta said in a statement.
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A squadron of Russian Air Force fighter jets, Su-25s, appeared, pummeling everything in view — apartment buildings, the fields on either side of us.
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But pricing the bonds will not be straightforward in view of Argentina's long absence from the euro market and the limited comps at hand.
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The downside in the bank's shipping portfolio is still material; however, in view of the significantly reduced outstanding exposure, we regard it as manageable.
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The televisions are in view of everyone in the fitness areas, according to the Star Tribune, but audio can only be heard through headphones.
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Last night in view of the crash, Commander of U.S naval operations, John Richardson, ordered for an operational pause in its global fleet operations.
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The company also said discussions in view of a possible merger between Bouygues Telecom, France's third-mobile phone operator, and bigger rival Orange, were continuing.
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The regulator also recommended the two banks agree on measures to minimise market concentration, in view of evidence of low competitiveness in Brazil's banking industry.
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"We still target full-year A320neo deliveries to be around 200 but in view of the engine issues, this target becomes more challenging," he said.
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"Having consulted colleagues and in view of the circumstances in Parliament, I have concluded that person cannot be me," the former mayor of London said.
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"In view of the specific features of this case, these commitments addressed the Commission's competitive concerns concerning treatments in development for insomnia," the Commission said.
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In view of the Department of Defense campaign on preventing sexual abuse and violence, I cannot believe how such a song would even be played.
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In view of this, investors might wish to do what the ECB does: Pay no attention to German criticism of the euro area monetary policy.
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QUALCOMM ATTORNEYS SAY CO WILL SUFFER "IRREPARABLE HARM" IF IT IS COMPELLED TO NEGOTIATE NEW AGREEMENTS WITH MANY OEMS IN VIEW OF ORDER- COURT FILING
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Avtovaz Recapitalisation: The cash impact of Avtovaz's recent recapitalisation and debt restructuring is limited for Renault in view of its comfortable liquidity and solid FCF.
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Erdogan and his government deny they are trying to muzzle opponents and say the clampdown is necessary in view of the security challenges Turkey faces.
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Here's the path the totality of the eclipse will take over South America: And here's a zoomed-in view of the path of the shadow.
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In view of Russia's actions destabilising the situation in eastern Ukraine, the EU imposed economic sanctions in July 2014 and reinforced them in September 2014.
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Although only 40km North of Bangkok, the gym is located in what seems like the middle of nowhere with nothing in view but rice fields.
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Calling it Little Caesars Arena is fitting "in view of all the Red Wings and the Ilitch family have done for this city," he said.
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He was mortified, he wrote, for falling down in view of his executive team, a bunch of employees, as well as pedestrians on the street.
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As a result of all this great experience and in view of technology's and the world's imperative to stay agile, today we're launching DIUx 2.0.
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In view of the unresolved issues pertaining to both Iran and North Korea this argument is not a mere rhetorical device to impede real negotiations.
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"I think the assault weapons ban is timely now, especially in view of the shooting in El Paso and Dayton," he told the Daily News.
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In its request to the court, the government of Rajasthan cited the need to prevent public unrest, in view of sentiment among the Rajput community.
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Users have to stop and start scrolling precisely to get a whole post in view, and it takes longer to move between pieces of content.
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"In view of recent speculations, the government of Ecuador reaffirms the validity of the asylum granted four years ago to Julian Assange," the statement said.
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"I'm standing on a roof near the castle and not even in view of their home," Keir Simmons, NBC's chief international correspondent, said on Twitter.
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We made that decision in view of the substantial delay that such an investigative step would likely produce at a late stage in our investigation.
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A French presidential source said Trump's proposal did not seem "coherent" in view of the latest economic sanctions imposed by the United States on Moscow.
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She lived in View Royal, a town one passes on the highway to Victoria, a picturesque tourist destination, full of manicured gardens and quaint tearooms.
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"The Court understands the government to have concluded, in view of the material misstatements and omissions, that the Court's authorizations ... were not valid," Boasberg wrote.
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In view of the rise in anti-Semitism across Europe, he said, their voices needed to be heard both as a reminder and a warning.
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As a result of all this great experience and in view of technology's and the world's imperative to stay agile, today we're launching DIUx 220006.
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One lesson here is that Mr. Trump's deal-cutting approach is wholly inadequate — and impractical — in view of the size of the American labor market.
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"Ann's sexual adventuring may seem a little surprising in view of the fact that she was a large woman who kept getting larger," wrote D'Souza.
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In view of the weak economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroup's call in December for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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An aide approached two African-American men to ask if they might be more comfortable onstage, behind Mr. Bloomberg and in view of the cameras.
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In view of April being recognized as National Stress Awareness Month, we're hosting our next #BizChats Twitter chat on Wednesday, April 20 at 2 p.m.
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"Gold remains our preferred commodity/sector in view of increasing liquidity from global monetary easing," Argonaut Securities analyst Helen Lau wrote in a research note.
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From the driver's seat, the gunman began shooting into Washington's car — where the family was clearly in view, since the vehicle didn't have tinted windows.
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Perfectly placed in view on their Ocean Cam, millions across the nation watched as pieces of Old Glory were torn off by the intense winds.
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There was a certain irony to my experience, though, especially in view of our efforts now to predict the exact arrival time of next week's eclipse.
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Yet we can begin a discussion about what we can do about this situation in view of Trump's impending ascent to the pinnacle of state power.
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Now, policy errors are always possible, but the probability of that happening is not very high in view of China's stellar track record of economic management.
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Carney could play an outsized role at November's summit, especially in view of a reshuffle of government and other senior positions by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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"It is in line with the domestic need, which is targeted, while the timing is convenient in view of the heightened external risk," said Westpac's Cheung.
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"I paid the cashier $21.50 and happily crossed back through the parking lot to enjoy the decadent treat with the light house in view," she said.
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"The numbers are likely to increase in view of the current El Nino," SADC said in a statement after a regional food security meeting in Johannesburg.
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Clariant, however, said that a sale of that business at this stage would be "value destructive in view of its significant cash contribution and cost coverage".
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"In view of budgets and production schedules a new acquisition of around 24 planes is appropriate," said one of the sources with knowledge of the plan.
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In his view that consistent level of support from which the stock continues to rise points toward even more upside in view of Coke's recent behavior.
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But to their chagrin, Trump now has tons of political capital to spend as he wishes, just as the all-important midterm elections are in view.
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Traders have remained bullish on the dollar in view of the continuing uncertainties over Brexit and whether U.S.-China negotiations will produce a substantive trade deal.
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The peso is seen as the main proxy for market pricing of Trump's chances of winning, in view of his promises to get tough on immigration.
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On her Instagram, the actress shared a zoomed-in view of the tree, in which two Elf on a Shelf dolls are hidden among the branches.
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The bright yellow, 70-by-35-foot banner is now dangling from the 270-foot crane, waving in the wind in view of Trump's new residence.
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Two surefire signs: the 21-year old western lowland gorilla wasn't responding to her name and needed someone to stand in view to announce their presence.
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Capital buffers are sufficient to absorb moderate shocks but downside risks to capitalisation remain in view of the challenging operating environment and potential further lira depreciation.
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BCR's and BNCR's long-term IDRs of 'BB'/Outlook Stable are support-driven an equalized to the Costa Rican sovereign in view of an explicit guarantee.
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Page Flip allows for two different styles of viewing every page of an e-book — a more zoomed-in view and than a bird's-eye view.
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Lenin was a brilliant, once-in-a-generation strategist, tacking right when others tacked left, attacking when they retreated, always keeping his end goal in view.
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The EU is keen to consider alternative revenues, especially in view of Britain's planned departure from the union, one of the largest contributors to its budget.
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The only spot of color in view is the blue tip of the minaret at the roundabout, dedicated to the prominent victim of a suicide bombing.
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"In view of this recent outbreak in Nueva Ecija we will have to again (extend) our quarantine period for Luzon," Pinol told local radio station DZBB.
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Others said they were worried Deutsche Bank would backtrack on a pledge not to tap shareholders for additional cash, particularly in view of its capital constraints.
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While most firms are cash-rich, any tightening in capital rules adds further stress with investors uneasy over fund charges in view of low average returns.
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Federal rules on who is considered to be an employee need to be updated in view of the spread of the gig economy and independent contractors.
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Nipsey Hussle's murder happened in view of a nearby surveillance camera -- and the footage could give police a lead in their search for the trigger man.
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" Judge Livingston cited the lawsuit's claim that cadets sang sexually explicit and offensive chants while marching on campus, "in view and earshot of faculty and administrators.
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"In view of Kerensky's impotence, the only really surprising thing about the course of events is how long it took the Bolsheviks to act," McMeekin writes.
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You're much more likely to engender trust if you not only leave your hands in view, but use palm up hand gestures when speaking, she noted.
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In view of the gathering evidence, health officials in some countries struck by Zika epidemics, including El Salvador and Colombia, have urged women to avoid pregnancy.
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"As a precautionary measure, in view of the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak, all engagements of His Holiness the Dalai Lama remain indefinitely postponed," a statement says.
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"In view of the condition of the airport and the general situation we have decided to extend the cancellation of flights," ANA said in a statement.
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Any given place on earth spends roughly 12 hours a day facing the sun, and 12 in view of the moon, and those hours often overlap.
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It will be bigger in view of the fact that six out of the sixteen dancers who have recently constituted the company are quitting this year.
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She has reduced exposure to UBI in view of expectations that it would participate in the consolidation of Italy's banks, potentially diluting the quality of its fundamentals.
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The camera is deliberately set at a low, third-person, behind-the-player angle, Davis explains, so as to keep Kratos's son in view at all times.
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Traders have remained bullish on the dollar in view of the continuing uncertainties over the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union and U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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"In view of constant changes of application detection by Google, please download it directly from the mobile phone browser by using the following link," the email read.
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When I realized that any body is a "beach body," my confidence grew not only in view of myself, but also reflected in my view of others.
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The decision was "incomprehensible", especially in view of the man's sexual orientation, said Karl Kopp, spokesman for the German group Pro Asyl which provides support for refugees.
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In a 1967 photo series Parks documented the demoralizing effects of poverty on a Harlem family; bringing harsh realities in view for LIFE magazine's middle- class audience.
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In view of a world where "artificial intelligence will be everywhere, like electricity," as Villani has said, becoming a leader in the field is critical for France.
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With no obvious alternative coalition in view, that could spell a period of political uncertainty for Ireland which Fitch said represented a potential source of downside risk.
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"In view of negative interest rates, record excess liquidity and the nature of the current problems, the impact (of further measures) may only be minor," he added.
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SO THE INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF THIS COUNTRY AND OVERSEAS JURISDICTIONS THAT WE OPERATE IN VIEW AIG AS A CRITICAL PART OF HOW TO INSURE AGAINST ADVERSE EVENTS.
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We are pleased with this, especially in view of the slightly higher level of costs we have in many parts of the group for ongoing future investments.
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"During this telephone exchange, the Emir said that in view of the situation, he expected to come to France at the end of summer," the statement added.
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In view of the still weak operating environment, the credit approval process is expected to remain cautiously selective as to new credit disbursements in its core segments.
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However, as one of the top-performing Spanish provinces, Alava is also well-placed to address this challenge, particularly in view of its fiscal and financial autonomy.
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"In 2017, great uncertainties in the economic outlook remain in view of the changes in political and economic policies in some key regions," China Resources Beer said.
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"The importance of this executive order cannot be overstated in view of its likely role in making behavioral science a permanent part of American government," he writes.
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Others investors said they were worried Deutsche Bank would backtrack on a pledge not to tap shareholders for additional cash, particularly in view of its capital constraints.
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In view of the safeguards, a rating differential of three notches from the sponsor (France; AA/Stable/F1+) is appropriate as a rating floor for French PHEs.
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At the very least, the system requires a meaningful review of the delegation to the FASB in view of its track record over the last two decades.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, Japan Post Co President Kunio Yokoyama said the firm would lower its sales targets beyond August in view of the misconduct.
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None of the respondents expect any change until the end of this year, especially in view of the European Central Bank's slowing of its own policy normalization.
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"We understand and are aware that it will be a difficult path, in view of the degradation that U.S.-Russian relations have unfortunately suffered," Mr. Putin said.
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"In view of U.A.E. F.A. keenness to cooperate with A.F.C., it announces the participation of its affiliated clubs in A.C.L. 2018," the U.A.E. federation said a statement.
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Ms. Clark said in a statement that the rapes took place in view of cameras or in areas Ms. James should not have been able to enter.
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Most rooms are ship-style compact, but industrial public areas, including a work space, restaurant and a parklike roof space, encourage lingering in view of the river.
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My friend Julia, at her home resort of Ellmau in view of the jagged Wilder Kaiser range, taught me the basics of hearty mountain eating in Austria.
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That plastic weapon is now a functioning proton gun, just like in the films, and you can use it to zap apparitions (and anything else in view).
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In view of the United States' considerable advantages in other areas, such as with its alliance structure and relative public appeal, we likely haven't seen it yet.
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This zoomed-in view of moon Epimetheus, one of the highest resolutions ever taken, shows a surface covered in craters, vivid reminders of the hazards of space.
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Living on Chicago's West Side, where the dazzling downtown skyline always seems to shimmer in view but out of reach, means mornings like these grow strangely normal.
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Its angled mirrors refract the sepia tones and vibrant greens of the land as well as an endless expanse of sky, distorting and abstracting everything in view.
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With so many satellites, OneWeb says it can provide global coverage, with at least one satellite in view of any area of the Earth at all times.
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It may well be that even Trump recognized, particularly in view of the impeachment cloud, that nothing was to be gained by another reality TV venting session.
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Improved adaptive background modeling and human pose estimation lets it keep faces in view without facial recognition, and all video processing is done locally on the device.
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" "The inflation commentary may be slightly on the dovish side, but there doesn't seem to be any change in view on the current pace of gradual hikes.
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Dr. Pritchard is investigating if, like bees, hummingbirds engage in view matching — hovering, scanning snapshots of a place to its memory and using those as references later.
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Vast, frozen in time and with not a resident in view, it is like the Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining," only with much better weather.
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In view of these limitations, and knowing Father's esteem for conciseness, I have listed here the revised round of duties he will now be expected to perform.
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"But in view of the scale of the threat from the right, we are not in a position to say we have mastered (it)," he told reporters.
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With that in view, Republicans have been urgently trying to finalize details of their package without increasing its estimated impact on the federal deficit and the debt.
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The performance of the sector may remain weak in 2017 in view of the continuing lacklustre demand for premium class travel, strong competition and the strong US dollar.
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"In view of recent revelations regarding Russia's outsized influence, there may have been more to this money laundering case than a few luxury condominiums at 20 Pine Street."
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"Buyers are shying away in view of U.S. policy uncertainty regarding waivers to import Iranian crude oil," BNP Paribas strategist Harry Tchilinguirian told the Reuters Global Oil Forum.
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At a QR-marked pedestal on the CES show floor, it was difficult to keep the code in view while moving my phone to look at the statue.
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Investors were cheered by China's pledge to pursue a more "vigorous" fiscal policy, stepping up its efforts to support growth in view of the increasingly heated Sino-U.
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Instead of catching a perfect shot with the picturesque skyline in view, Bailey, 18, accidentally fell over the edge of the bridge and nearly died, the outlet said.
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Over thirty subjects are accessing the data room in view of the sale of the lender's 2300 billion euro non-performing loan portfolio, Il Sole 210 Ore reported.
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If you reject that bulky lifestyle, you already know the godsent hack of long johns — the problem is, their blah aesthetics keep them from being worn in view.
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In view of this, one question that arises is: what would happen if we were to replace the boxer engine with an electric motor and the required battery?
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Others investors have said they were worried Deutsche Bank would backtrack on a pledge not to tap shareholders for additional cash, particularly in view of its capital constraints.
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Ads aren't targeted by what people write in messages, and instead use the same Facebook targeting, measurement tools and minimum 50 percent pixels in view standard for viewability.
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The court did not seem discomfited by this role, and it handed down a sentence at the low end of the scale in view of the perpetrator's remorse.
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" It describes how the system can switch to a conventional surveillance camera for a zoomed-in view to "ensure that no activity is missed or valuable intelligence overlooked.
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This is ludicrous, in view of the fact that Hillary Clinton's unsecured email server already allowed the Russians, and presumably the Chinese, to hack top secret classified information.
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In view of past experiences, "it's unlikely that you'd see state and local governments use public-private partnerships to address water and sewer needs," for example, Hammer added.
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Owen's innovations, so far as I can see, have only one merit, which certainly, in view of their character, is a merit of some magnitude: they are few.
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The board rejected D'Alessandro's offer to resign immediately in view of certain challenges that the company was facing, including the federal investigations, Seaworld said in a regulatory filing.
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Malaysia's cabinet decided "in view of the sensitivity of the contract discussions, that we should allow the discussions," Lim told reporters, adding that the governments would hold talks.
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"The charges against me are baseless, built from the ground up and surreal in view of the facts and the explanations I gave during the hearing," he added.
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While the brothers warm up with road work, their parents sit out back, in view of the rice fields, and play cards or gamble with other local villagers.
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There's hope that the hearing impaired could one day use their eyewear to receive real-time closed captions for the world, even if the speaker isn't in view.
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And then I'm running, too, keenly aware of my shaking weight, knowing only that Canelo's ahead, his team's behind, and I can't stop in view of the entourage.
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This is a large sum, though it may not be large enough to avert a recession, especially in view of the rapid increases in the number of unemployed.
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In view of the fact that almost all the private notations come well after the public compositions, Bach obviously subscribed to the sentiments expressed in his vocal music.
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"In view of the weakening economic outlook and the continued prominence of downside risk, governments with fiscal space should act in an effective and timely manner," Draghi said.
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Just hours before the violence began, Aung Thein Mya sat down with his comrades and ate the curry in view of the people he was about to massacre.
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The marathon also announced that in view of the increased applications and faster times, the official qualifying times would all be made fully five minutes faster for 2020.
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Catherine Minervini, a regional sales manager for the textile company Sunbrella, video chats in her New Jersey kitchen with a 15-pound bag of brown rice in view.
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The arrest comes as a pro-democracy group, which led some of the larger protests in the area, canceled tomorrow's planned protests in view of a police ban.
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Oman's rapid pace of debt accumulation over the past few years has raised concerns over its sustainability in view of the slow pace of fiscal and economic reform.
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"In view of that, we have to adhere to the government directive to cease operations," the group wrote in a letter to members that was seen by Reuters.
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Residents on Fifth Avenue parked their cars on the east side in view of the doorman, as on the park side guaranteed that it would be broken into.
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The party remains anathema to large parts of the French electorate, in view of its history of anti-Semitism, racism, and apologias for France's collaborators with the Nazis.
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The prosecution suggested that five men be released but called for the most senior managers to remain in detention in view of the seriousness of their alleged crimes.
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But for the time being, I can't deny that — at least regarding what's in view — I'm comforted by what I see, how I feel, and where I am.
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In view of the safeguards, Fitch views a rating differential of three notches from the French sovereign (AA/Stable/F1+) is an appropriate rating floor for French PHEs.
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With their curving forms (often called "figures," although there's nary a person in view) and black and electric colors, her works look like a blast from the 290s.
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Trade tensions remained in view, with U.S. President Donald Trump gearing up to impose tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods and Beijing certain to retaliate against any measures.
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Analysts at ING wrote Friday that with European inflation struggling to edge higher and yesterday's dip in to the 1.03 handle, euro/dollar parity is now firmly in view.
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Their continuing increase is the most unexpected development in view of President Donald Trump's thorough acquaintance with that problem since the early days of his presidential campaign in 2015.
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Menon said the MAS has started a monetary policy normalisation but the approach was to do so incrementally in view of modest inflation and rising trade-related tail risks.
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But a time comes when we must take a deep breath and classify these debates over anti-racist niceties as a sideshow distraction, in view of a greater good.
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Our results contribute to a recently re-kindled debate about the existence of a fixed maximum lifespan for humans, underwriting doubt that any limit is as yet in view.
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The company said it already had inventories of Chevrolet Silverado pickup trucks for four months since April, which is seen as a high level in view of weak demand.
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In the new photo, the kids and their dad pose in almost the exact same spot, though the ocean isn't in view — and all three kids are much taller.
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Seres Chairman and CEO Roger Pomerantz said, in a press release, that the clinical results were "unexpected" in view of positive data in prior investigations and supporting clinical data.
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As they drove under, the footage smoothly turned 6993 degrees to keep the arch in view, as if someone had been pointing the camera at it the whole time.
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The camera is always on and can sense using AI when it's time to take a great pic — like when you're looking at it or subjects are in view.
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She shared a clip from the rom-com with the television frame in view, making us even more nostalgic for the days when we watched everything on actual TVs.
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It states that physicians had solemnly pledged to "be very moderate in their fees" and statesmen to "have no other object in view than the good of their country".
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Pachter also wonders if users will pay as much for upgrades like skins in a first-person shooter game where only the character's hands and gun is in view.
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The board will communicate on the company's options, in particular in view of the going concern issues raised by the termination of the transaction process as soon as possible.
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This limits the state's ability to provide extraordinary support to BDB, particularly in view of the lack of a clear separation between the bank's pure policy and commercial activities.
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"In view of the situation after the decision in Russia, which is tolerable for both sides, I'm not quite seeing why Fortum appears to be somewhat annoyed," Schaefer added.
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Apple is expected to add a second camera onto the back of the iPhone, which it could use to produce higher-quality photos or offer a zoomed-in view.
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HSBC's change in view was led by an abrupt escalation in the trade war this month when U.S. President Donald Trump slapped tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese imports.
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" In a footnote in her own dissent, Ginsburg wrote that Gorsuch's stance was "startling in view of the many religious-display cases this court has resolved on the merits.
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On the rowdy flight, Mongeau was dancing suggestively on top of her fiancé in the aisle (in view of Paul's mother), while Logan took over the plane's intercom system.
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" The company also said it will no longer lobby for a seat on the game publisher's board of directors "in view of the opposition expressed by Ubisoft's executive management.
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Soon, they produced two books — "Snowdon Blue" and "Snowdon: A Life in View" — with Persson as creative director and von Hofmannsthal as editor, and began plotting their own publication.
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What happens now is unclear; his lawyers say that he should be released in view of his pending visa application and that he has removal relief available to him.
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Another surveillance video from a restaurant showed the car head slowly in what Young testified was the direction of the counterprotesters, who were not in view of the camera.
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And for the first time in Barbie's existence, there was a white head scarf tucked tightly around the doll's face, with not a wisp of fake hair in view.
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It was unclear what the exact deadline was in view of the time difference between the United States and China or what additional amendments the U.S. carriers were making.
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Dr. Lynch was buried in a cemetery across the street from the Creighton hospital, in view of a sign on the building that says "The Henry Lynch Cancer Center."
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That's in view of the "practical difficulties" that residents in Wuhan or Hubei — the epicenter of the outbreak — have been encountering overseas, the ministry said, according to the report.
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Fitch will continue to monitor the sustainability of the company's capitalisation to support ongoing business growth in view of regulatory changes to encourage greater optimisation of domestic reinsurance capacity.
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Surveillance footage did not capture Phillips pulling out a gun because the incident did not take place in view of the cameras, the Bowling Green Police Department report said.
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A prisoner, however, alleged that Babers had exited out the front side door in view of the shift office, and spoke to Waver briefly while Smith was hog-tied.
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"In view of the concerns raised by some community members, the Mapela leadership will reflect on the current system in place and see how we can improve," he said.
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In view of the safeguards, Fitch views a rating differential of three notches from the sponsor (France; AA/Stable/F1+) is appropriate as a rating floor for French PHEs.
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His campaign was led by four leadership teams over 18 months, and most of those people were back in view on Thursday, including Corey Lewandowski, the campaign's first manager.
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This premium video monitor is a smart and affordable way to keep your most treasured possessions in view and maintain your peace of mind whenever you leave your home.
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Ms. Hamamato had a seat at the Garden near Ms. Musler's, in view of the perennial bag at Ms. Musler's feet that was typically stuffed with that day's newspapers.
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Investors welcomed a long-awaited all-cash deal struck at what analysts said was a good enough price in view of Carrefour's falling sales and operating losses in China.
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"In view of the industry's lackluster average aggregate performance level, it is interesting that a majority of survey respondents still anticipate positive growth in their total compensation," the report said.
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Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., the women's advocacy group Ultraviolet is playing the Access Hollywood tape on loop for 12 hours, in view of the White House, under the hashtag #WeGrabBack.
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In view of these findings, the recent proposals for a Green New Deal make eminent sense, and a decarbonization action plan should be put into legislation as soon as possible.
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"After we open up the visa-free arrangements, in view of equal mutual benefits, we also hope they will make visa-free arrangements with Taiwan," he told a news conference.
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He called on Rome to be "responsible" in view of its debt, which at more than 130 percent of GDP is the second highest in the euro zone after Greece's.
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Banco Sabadell analysts said in a note that this explained some of the share gains, especially in view of a 3.5 percent fall in the firm's shares the previous day.
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GFNorte's SR and SRF were affirmed at '5' and 'NF', respectively, in view of its position as a holding company, indicating that, although possible, external support cannot be relied upon.
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On Thursday Noble said it expects to refinance its debt ahead of schedule after analysts raised concerns about its refinancing ability in view of the Moody's downgrade and weak earnings.
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The EU is keen to consider alternative revenues, especially in view of the planned exit of Britain, one of the largest contributors to its budget, following its June 23 referendum.
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However, "in view of the impossibility of distinguishing between the originals and the adulterated ones," health authorities have told people to avoid consuming or selling all products with those labels.
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These are remarkable oversights in view of the fact that the National Institute of Mental Health suggests that about one of every five youths has a diagnosable mental health issue.
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In view of the discovery at the Orca-1 well, Kosmos said it had decided to extend the timeline to sell down its interest in the area to next year.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters that, in view of the emperor's age and the burden of his official duties, it was necessary to consider what steps could be taken.
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Elsewhere, when Shyne returns and tries to muscle his way into Empire, his actions — beating Hakeem's producer in view of a studio full of people — speak louder than his words.
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Inflation projection has been revised downwards to below 5 percent in Q1 FY20, but I wonder how that would be achieved in view of the steep depreciation in the rupee.
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In view of this situation you may think it desirable to have some permanent contact maintained between the Administration and the group of physicists working on chain reactions in America.
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Slow Organic Growth: Singtel's FFO growth is likely to remain weak in view of the increasing competitive pressures and the continued EBITDA losses in its digital life (DL) business operations.
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The sort that gets built when the noose lingers in view, and on the worst days, it feels like it's just a logistical error that it hasn't found you yet.
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The OECD said that with only a modest recovery in view in most countries, financial markets were becoming disconnected from economic reality as consumer spending and business investment remained weak.
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This all helps to create an intense bodily association with the doll — so strong for many subjects that it changes their perception of the size of an object in view.
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The truth is, you're cornered with an exit in view — and the day you're legally old enough to move out of your parents' home, you're free to walk through it.
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Nearby, the beloved Ft. Collins brewery Odell Brewing Co., opened a cozy two-story taproom in view of a mural depicting hops covering the side of its historic brick building.
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But this is a pattern by Mr. Biden (one shared by most other politicians) that has already been in view with his comments about Anita Hill and the Hyde Amendment.
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Between 573, when he began drawing in a Surrealist vein, and 257, when his drawing was published in View, Foy mastered an idiom that was being superseded by Abstract Expressionism.
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To the Editor: In view of our groupthink tendency to "disappear" the elderly and the disabled, it's no wonder that Franklin D. Roosevelt worked so hard to obscure his paralysis.
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A 16-year-old girl told investigators that, on two separate occasions, Yocco allegedly held her down, slapped her, hit her and raped her with a gun in view nearby.
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"It's surprising, in view of the fact that both the fisherman's peninsula and the island might be gone in two generations, that real estate prices don't go down," he said.
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But Mr. Seehofer, the interior minister, said he would assess whether the county needed an updated security concept for synagogues in view of the recent rise in anti-Semitic attacks.
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"In view of the violent incidents, police officers have asked the organizer to halt the public meeting ... and urge participants to ... leave the area by public transport," the statement said.
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In view of the discovery at the Orca-1 well, Kosmos said it had decided to extend the timeline to sell down its interest in the area to next year.
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Now, with retirement in view, Owens will get one last appearance on the game's biggest stage when he referees this year's Rugby World Cup, his fourth, starting Friday in Japan.
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"In view of the violent incidents, police officers have asked the organiser to halt the public meeting ... and urge participants to ... leave the area by public transport," the statement said.
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In Super Mario 64 the camera moves automatically to attempt to keep Mario in view, one of the many factors that made the 1997 classic's pioneering 3D controls infamously wonky.
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This resounding consumer rejection of surveillance-based ads and content actually makes sense in view of the surveys that we and others have carried out on the digital marketing environment.
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In my judgment, with this end in view, we shall have to prepare through our own agents a far more rigid inspection in the countries from which the immigrants come.
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On Sunday, protest organizers - a group with no political affiliation, started by a theology student - expect 250,000 to converge at Letna park in view of the Prague Castle presidential office.
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We view the bank's capitalisation as strong with Fitch Core Capital of 4807123% at end-212001H16, particularly in view of low levels of unreserved impaired loans/FCC (10% at end-1H16).
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"The SARB is likely to retain a cautious policy stance in view of the recent rand depreciation and persistent vulnerability of a sovereign credit rating downgrade," said Kamilla Kaplan of Investec.
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In view of the human and economic toll of diet-related disease, this failure warrants a rigorous examination, efforts to mitigate existing harms and robust government funding to test new ideas.
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"That issue of the disclosure and the consent just becomes incredibly magnified on the EU side in view of the fact that GDPR comes into place in May 2018," he says.
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Several of Yellen's U.S. central bank colleagues in recent days had also put a rise at the next rate-setting meeting on March 14-15 of the committee firmly in view.
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Major Southeast Asian economies like Indonesia, Thailand and Singapore also have substantial room to expand government spending and to cut credit costs in view of low budget deficits and stable prices.
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An amendment to the Constitutional Court Act requires that rulings carry named opinions by judges, suggesting they could be under some pressure in view of the public calls for Park's removal.
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She said the leaders had agreed that it was now time to further develop and stabilize the euro zone in view of risks such as those emanating from the trade conflict.
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"In view of current developments, we intend to further broaden and significantly intensify these (cost-cutting) efforts," he said, adding the company would reduce the number of vehicle variants on offer.
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"That approach was demanded, we explained," wrote Justice Kagan, "'in view of the grave nature of deportation' — a 'drastic measure,' often amounting to lifelong 'banishment or exile'" (cleaned up for readability).
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But it was a hawkish shift in view over the weekend from Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden who had previously voted against the first rate hike back in November that helped sterling.
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These protected landscapes "have a large potential to raise global awareness, especially in view of the clear international commitment to protect World Heritage sites from damage or loss," the team said.
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The peso is seen as the chief proxy for market pricing of the Republican candidate's chances in view of his promises to impose tough limits on immigration and rewrite trade deals.
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VR AUBUK's company profile constrains the VR, reflecting the bank's limited franchise and fairly small size, particularly in view of its focus on the UK property market and primarily GCC customers.
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That shift in view is largely based on the cautious tone of the central bank at October's meeting, highlighting that the course of further rate increases will be mainly data-driven.
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"The president spoke of his personal commitment to the Syria dossier and of his support for the Syrian opposition in view of a political transition," his office said in a statement.
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Hembrow posted a video of her red carpet appearance on Instagram a few hours after the awards ceremony, and didn't seem too bothered by the fact the chaperone was in view.
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The 2-year, at 1.61 percent, is the most responsive to Fed rate hikes, and traders said it was indicating no change in view on the Fed's expected December rate hike.
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"Drawing lessons from international experiences and in view of reality of the region, Xinjiang has taken resolute action to fight terrorism and extremism in accordance with the law," the paper said.
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Recently, Lana Wood, Natalie's younger sister and Natasha's aunt, approached Mr. Wagner in a hotel lobby in view of a videographer, asking him to answer questions about the night Natalie died.
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Talks to set up the fund took on an added urgency in view of Banca Popolare di Vicenza's 1.76 billion euro cash call, which needs to be completed by May 10.
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By this hypothesis, bonobos evolved in a region with a comparatively abundant and reliable food source, which meant that females could forage in view of one another without coming to blows.
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"In view of the meaning given to this honor in the community to which I belong, I should abstain from the underserved prize that has been awarded to me," he wrote.
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The decision was taken "in view of the dynamics of today's events with new coronavirus infections and corresponding suspected cases directly related to the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2," the statement said.
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LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group has halted plans to cut around 780 jobs in view of the unfolding coronavirus epidemic, a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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"We stripped out every unnecessary pixel by building a real-time panning and zooming technology that automatically keeps callers' faces–and only their faces–in view at all times" Zane explains.
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In view of realized and expected labor market conditions and inflation, the Committee decided to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 1 to 1-1/4 percent.
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The fortresslike military academy at West Point is in view from Dolly's (7 Garrison's Landing), named for 1969's "Hello, Dolly!" movie starring Barbra Streisand that was partly filmed in Garrison.
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"Steinhoff continues to view KAP as a compelling investment case, especially in view of recent events in South Africa and the prospect of improving economic conditions," Steinhoff said in a statement.
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"The known unknown of how China manages its credit rationalization in view of financial de-risking is far more critical to the economy than an expected moderation in trade," Varathan added.
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In view of realized and expected labor market conditions and inflation, the Committee decided to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 1 to 1-1/4 percent.
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PARIS, Dec 16 (Reuters) - French energy major Total said on Monday it had acquired interests into two new offshore licenses in Angola in view of developing a new oil production hub.
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My press badge allowed me to cut the line—which went over real well with this crowd—and had me in view of the Capitol just as the sun was coming up.
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When he puts his mind to achieving practical results, which happens to be something he is very good at, he does so because he has ends in view which transcend self-advancement.
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In a letter to DHFL, Deloitte said it resigned in view of the matters stated in the shadow bank's financial statements for the year ended March 31, DHFL said in a statement.
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In addition, the Vine app will still default to the old-fashioned format — discrete six-second clips that you can scroll through, each one looping endlessly while you keep it in view.
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"This comes in view of Qatar's overall commitment to the German market and not as part of an investment into any specific German institution," the center said in a statement on Monday.
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The device is aware of when both an object is placed in view, when your physical hand is touching that object, or when a pointed finger is resting on the table's surface.
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In view of Hong Kong's declining economic importance to China and its tendency to become a source of conflict, perhaps Hong Kong should be more worried about abandonment by China than intervention.
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"We made the decision in view of the substantial delay that such an investigative step would likely produce at a late stage in our investigation," the special counsel wrote in the report.
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Snapchat: The Snapchat augmented reality experiment is limited to a single banner at each stadium which, when in view of the app's camera, transforms into a highlight reel of the hometown team.
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I played with Paint 3D, Microsoft's impressively fun and useful app for creating 3D models, in Studio mode, streamed Grey's Anatomy in View, online shopped in Tablet, and typed articles in Laptop.
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The central bank also raised the limit for collateral–free farm loans to 160,000 rupees from the current 100,000 rupees, in view of overall inflation and a rise in agriculture input costs.
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In view of a possible deal, Mediaset's annual general meeting on Thursday will vote on a loyalty share scheme that is traditionally used by controlling shareholders to strengthen their grip on companies.
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"Nobody I've talked to in the industry thinks the report won't recommend tariffs" in view of the Trump administration's stated trade priorities, said an automotive official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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She could try to renegotiate it — unlikely, in view of domestic political pressures and resistance from the European Union — call a general election or put her Brexit plan directly to the people.
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FRANKFURT, March 3 (Reuters) - German state-backed regional lender HSH Nordbank on Thursday said it was postponing the publication of its annual results in view of ongoing talks with the European Union.
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Norbert Roettgen, a lawmaker in Merkel's Christian Democratic (CDU) party, and Greens parliamentarian Franziska Brantner said that the West must act immediately in view of the Syrian-Russian attacks in eastern Aleppo.
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"The market is growing significantly worldwide, and we believe it will serve as a growth engine in view of the considerable growth in the global market," said Eyal Henkin, Azrieli's chief executive.
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"What is important now in view of the crucial decisions in October is to adopt the law on the public prosecutor which provides important guarantees for the rule of law," Hahn said.
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It is unlikely that Libya or Nigeria would expand their oil production in any significant and lasting manner in view of the fraught security situation that continues to persist in both countries.
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Drones are developing so rapidly that the Federal Aviation Authority can't keep up, but most unmanned aerial vehicles are still hamstrung by a limited range, forcing pilots to keep them in view.
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Those stops ended safely "100 percent of the time" because the drivers kept their hands in view and told him when they were reaching for their wallets or other objects, he said.
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"In view of exceptionally low client activity levels, we continued to manage our resources effectively while making progress on costs," Sergio P. Ermotti, the UBS chief executive, said in a news release.
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But there seems to be a double standard at work, one which does not take its own field in view, but rather tends to criticize others for their action or omitted action.
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In view of Richard Strauss's fame, it is surprising that the "Whipped Cream" score was largely unknown when Ratmansky stumbled on it, but the ballet's original production, in 1924, was a flop.
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"The figure showed an increasing number of Chinese companies and individuals preferred to hold dollars in view of the yuan's recent weakness," said Liu Dongliang, analyst from China Merchants Bank in Shanghai.
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During the holiday display, businesses and restaurants stay open later, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful lights late into the evening while dining or shopping in view of the lit-up buildings.
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But in view of the deference that has been shown to previous national emergency proclamations, I expect Trump to prevail in the Supreme Court, as he did in the travel ban case.
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"We never thought they were going to fire these bombs where there were children, because there were lots of children," said Meza, sitting in view of the rusted-steel U.S. border fence.
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We expect the bank's loan book to significantly expand, in view of the several EU and state-sponsored lending programmes BDB launched in 2015, in particular a BGN1bn (EUR11533m) Energy Efficiency Program.
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A two-year ban would keep her out of the sport until early 20063, which might be too long to keep the internal flame alight, particularly in view of her recurring injuries.
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Likewise, in view of its history of championing human rights, the U.S. holds a moral and ethical responsibility to treat all people in the country — citizens or not — with basic human dignity.
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I helped my friend MPA do her hair for one of her Los Angeles shows, which was in the same vein as her show "Red in View" at the Whitney in 2017.
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In view of the mounting confrontation and the lack of mutual trust, the United States must pursue a step-by-step approach to reduce tensions and secure a path to formal negotiations.
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To the Editor: In view of the devastation that would result from nuclear war, there is an obvious need for checks on the president's authority to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike.
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The crowd in the evening was very different in character to the ordinary one owing to the presence of roughs, who as usual congregated rapidly in view of there being further disturbances.
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"In view of the production stoppage and the delayed return to service of the 737-MAX, Malaysia Airlines has suspended the delivery of its orders, which are due in 2020," it said.
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That's hardly a "win-win" proposition for Washington in view of its $347 billion trade deficit with China in 2016, and another $138 billion in the first five months of this year.
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And, in view of the president's past rhetoric, it seems particularly galling that China's $375 billion surplus (an 8.1 percent increase from 2016) accounts for nearly half of America's widening trade gap.
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"This comes in view of Qatar's overall commitment to the German market and not as part of an investment into any specific German institution," the center said in a statement on Monday.
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In general, the values lock-in view argues that there are some ways that humans in the near future could lock in one particular course for humans in the more distant future.
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She serves meals, cleans away dog droppings and carries laundry up to the roof, where she does the wash in view of other maids on other roofs with their own heavy loads.
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One interview with New China Press published on April 22016, 22016, features the pair sitting in what appears to be the Department of Transportation, with DOT flags in view behind the interviewer.
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An innocuous comment on its own, her words take on a darker tone in view of the types of items she sells and collects: mechanical banks, minstrel postcards, slave documents, K.K.K. pamphlets.
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A Transport Ministry spokesman said that in view of existing commitments to achieve a carbon neutral economy by 2050, focusing exclusively on a target date for phasing out combustion engines would be "unimaginative".
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The ECB added that Cyprus should resist the temptation of relaxing fiscal discipline, particularly in view of contingent financial sector liabilities, potential healthcare reform cost overruns and the cyclical nature of tax revenues.
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The government is "discussing the situation at the highest level and will make the best decision in view of all factors, with reference to the devastating coronavirus potential global pandemic," Dr. Mirza wrote.
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Cover image: Far-right Casapound party activists hold the final electoral rally in view of March 4 Italy's general elections, in the centre of Rome, next to the Pantheon, Thursday, March 1, 2018.
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"In view of Samsung's inadequate response, it is reasonable to conclude that Defendants will continue to infringe the Trademarks, and thereby cause further loss and damage to the Swatch Group Companies," Swatch wrote.
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The real was the biggest loser among regional currencies after Brazil's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate on hold at a record-low 6.50 percent on Wednesday in view of inflationary risks.
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By tapping and holding on a Lens Snapcode in view of their camera or uploading a screenshot, they'll get a thumbnail preview of what the Lens does and the option to unlock it.
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Haney came up with the idea to hide the Waldo in view of the hospital's southern windows after a snowman workers built on the site this winter delighted the hospital's patients and staff.
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Japan's top government spokesman said South Korea had lodged a formal complaint that he called absolutely unacceptable, in view of the government's stance that the islands, which it calls Takeshima, belong to Japan.
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"In view of Barclays' most recent announcements of sudden management realignments and departures, we believe that Mr. Bramson's experience and temperament would be a strongly stabilising influence on the board," the letter said.
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In view of Britain's decision to quit the EU and the election of U.S. President Donald Trump, it is more important than ever before that countries treat each other with respect, she said.
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While tortuous bailout reviews and acrimony have been a familiar drama in Greece's seven-year crisis, the drawn out negotiations have raised concerns in view of the looming debt payments in the summer.
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"In view of Barclays' most recent announcements of sudden management realignments and departures, we believe that Mr. Bramson's experience and temperament would be a strongly stabilizing influence on the board," the letter said.
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The French boat maker kept its guidance for 2015-2016 operating income and high growth of net income but remained cautious in view of an uncertain environment marked by external factors including 'Brexit'.
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Moments after the roll call scores of Sanders supporters marched out of the arena in protest, with many proceeding to a large media tent to hold a sit-in in view of reporters.
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In view of realized and expected labor market conditions and inflation, the Committee decided to raise the target range for the federal funds rate to 1-1/2 to 1-3/4 percent.
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The low tent-tunnel of the laurel walk where no one but a child can stand today, encloses me but keeps the world in view in sudden supple leaps and starts of light.
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It's a feature taken from the X100T, but unlike that camera you can use the secondary display to see the whole frame, rather than just a zoomed-in view of your focus point.
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Since he will have the opportunity to name a new Supreme Court Chief Justice in June, I'm confident he'll be interested—particularly in view of some of the current Court's rulings on pornography.
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"In view [of] the Postal Service's crucial role, it is all the more disappointing and discouraging that the $2 trillion stimulus legislation that is about to be adopted did so little to help."
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"[REDACTED] admitted to the OIG that he exercised bad judgment, especially in view of his position as an [REDACTED]," according to the report, an apparent reference to Aponte's position as a senior manager.
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"In view of recent developments, I cannot, in good conscience, continue to attend to you personally, whether as an assisting deacon or a master of ceremony," Garcia wrote in a letter dated Tuesday.
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If Mr. Trump had a shred of evidence against Mr. Biden or any legitimate governmental objective in view, he would have directed the Justice Department or State Department to work directly with Ukraine.
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The camera has a 127-degree wide-angle lens plus automatic subject tracking, which will reframe the image to keep you in view when you move around the room, much like Facebook's Portal.
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In view of these developments, it seems the days when critiques of Zionism and the actions of the State of Israel can be written off as anti-Semitism are coming to an end.
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In view of realized and expected labor market conditions and inflation, the Committee decided to raise the target range for the federal funds rate to 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 percent.
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"In view of the rapid spread of the new coronavirus epidemic worldwide, China has decided to temporarily suspend entry of foreigners with currently valid visas and residence permits in China," the ministry said.
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Mr. Poole's first idea was to conduct background checks for renters, and filter results to show them only the units that would accept them in view of credit, income, eviction or criminal histories.
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I think back to Brother Jed's statements against gays (not to mention women and other minority groups) in view of the fact that white nationalist Richard Spencer will be speaking at Texas A&M.
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"We feel that politics has no place in business-related matters and in view of the ongoing developments over the last six months we had no option but to review our position," he said.
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Perhaps in view of this criticism, in mid-2018 the authorities sought to bolster the country's reputation by adopting a "Juvenile's Act" that provides new protections for children involved in the criminal justice system.
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"We're making efforts to complete repairs and renovation before Christmas, but it seems difficult in view of the lot of damage," said Pastor Simon Bashir, who was leading the service when the attackers struck.
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The latest approval demonstrates that relations between Greece and its official creditors remain on a firmer footing than in 2015, particularly in view of the highly front-loaded policy conditionality of the ESM programme.
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We had to show him the pictures, delete the ones he didn't approve of, and eventually had to retire to the most hidden spot in the café where no one else was in view.
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Kuroda declined to respond to Abe's comment, but said there was no gap in view between the central bank and the government on the need to continue efforts to break Japan out of deflation.
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StreamSquid is another impressive looking web interface that sits on top of YouTube and actually keeps the videos in view, which presumably means the powers-that-be at YouTube are okay with it existing.
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AT THE gates of Santa Monica College, in Los Angeles, a young man with a skateboard is hanging out near a group of people who are smoking marijuana in view of the campus police.
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BENETEAU The French boat maker kept its guidance for 2015-2016 operating income and high growth of net income but remained cautious in view of an uncertain environment marked by external factors including 'Brexit'.
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"We feel that politics has no place in business related matters and in view of the ongoing developments over the last 6 months we had no option but to review our position," he said.
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"In Srinagar, keeping in view the possibility of terrorists, militants and mischievous elements trying to disturb public order and peace, reasonable restrictions were imposed on large gatherings in sensitive areas," the Home Ministry said.
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"In view of Facebook's superior market power, an obligatory tick on the box to agree to the company's terms of use is not an adequate basis for such intensive data processing," the Bundeskartellamt said.
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You can choose which one is outputting audio, so as the name implies, it's a pretty great way of absorbing football on Sundays, or maybe keeping multiple channels in view when there's breaking news.
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"Prospects beyond (the end of the financial year on June 30) are encouraging in view of our business pipeline and signs of strengthening economic activity at the global, regional and domestic levels," it said.
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Fitch does not expect a rating upgrade in the near term, in view of the changes taking place within the business, both in adapting to recent legislation and in developing the group's digital operations.
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" THILO BRODTMANN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GERMAN ENGINEERING FEDERATION VDMA: "In view of the slow progress of negotiations, it is indeed logical that both sides also consider the option of a failure of the exit talks.
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As part of her concurrent RED IN VIEW installation at the museum, Orbit saw MPA enact a durational "art-as-life" performance in the museum alongside fellow artists Amapola Prada and Elizabeth Marcus-Sonenberg.
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I swim along the coast of Kimolos, north of Milos, keeping the cliff-top white church in view when I breathe, then checking below me as a ray slips smoothly along the white sand.
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"However, this outlook is becoming increasingly ambitious in view of the challenging environment for the Crop Science business," the company, which last year acquired Monsanto for $63 billion, added in a statement on Tuesday.
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In view of what nuclear strategists sometimes refer to as the "rationality of pretended irrationality," Samson could also assist Israeli nuclear deterrence by demonstrating a more tangible Israeli willingness to take critical existential risks.
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"These individuals may forego registering, in view of your warnings regarding the danger of the storm as well as County evacuations, the need to prepare, and both announced and anticipated evacuation orders," Rizzo wrote.
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Sometimes, when a clinician is not available on-site, patients at the health center meet with the doctor or nurse through a video-conferencing platform and take the mifepristone in view of the clinician.
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"Obviously we adjusted our plans, the president did, months ago in view of circumstances, and you can expect that that will occur in the future, as well," he said at a press briefing Thursday.
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"In view of the rapidly changing weather and upheaval in it, growing a six-month rice crop that requires huge irrigation and care was not a viable option compared to growing vegetables," he said.
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ABC News and CNN are adding content to Portal, which now also has a manual zoom mode for its auto-zooming smart camera so you can zero in on a particular thing in view.
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"The government of Zambia regrets the incident in view of the warm relations that exist between Zambia and China," Christopher Mulenga, Zambia's deputy defense minister, said in a statement, responding to Chinese state media.
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"This American response, understandable in view of the horror of the chemical attacks, must not lead to a direct confrontation between Western forces and those of Russia and Iran," he said in a statement.
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This technology allows significant performance upgrades to streaming content by only playing back what's in view of the headset at any given time rather than processing the entire 360 sphere of video at once.
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In view of this, and the continuing opposition to abortion within the larger conservative parties, it is not certain that a bill allowing unrestricted abortion up to 12 weeks would be approved by Parliament.
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Osaka went up, 3-0, in the second set, but Schmiedlova fought back and broke Osaka at 4-4 and again at 5-5, but her nerves tightened with the finish line in view.
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When the ship sailed out that evening, romance returned to candlelit restaurant terraces within the walls, and Niksicko beer-drinking yacht crews filled the outdoor tables in view of a 17th-century clock tower.
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Hart wants the suit dismissed because he claims the process server "simply threw a set of papers out of a car window in view of a security guard" outside the gate of his home.
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"Keeping in view the situation in occupied Kashmir ... we have decided that we will not allow the Indian Prime Minister," Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said in a video released by the foreign ministry.
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So I was glad to see Stephanie Kelton responding to my attempt to clarify my problems with the doctrine in a way that seems to make at least some key differences in view clear.
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The proposal of the Tokio spokesman for the termination of all war in Europe and Asia, envisaging Japan as mediator, was regarded as ludicrous by Administration officials, in view of Japan's role in the Pacific.
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But the e-commerce firm added the regulator issued a new waiver in view of the sharp rise in Alibaba Health stock since 2014, meaning Alibaba is not currently required to launch a full buyout.
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In view of the existing tensions between the Trump administration and the Mexican government over the question of a border wall, Mr Kennedy's hope for reasoned rapport between the two parties may not be realistic.
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Citi analysts noted Lowy's public statement that he remained committed to his seven-decade-old company as an investor but said "it's hard not to see today's announcement as signaling a significant shift in view".
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Labour lawmakers voiced fears over facing the voters at this time of year, saying it makes little sense in view of the polls and because of the weather, which would depress turnout, to Labour's detriment.
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The BGA said it regretted that Britain had not put any concrete proposal for a solution on the table, adding that this was irresponsible in view of the fast-approaching Brexit deadline of March 29.
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You miss a lot of those early ones, but to a certain degree, I do think it's not so much that it isn't recorded, but that a lot of times these ... It's not in view.
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The central bank is not normally in the business of easing into an economy that is showing few signs of a recession, generally holding fire until more pronounced signs of a slowdown are in view.
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"In view of this the Russian ambassador was told that the Moldovan authorities have declared Dmitry Rogozin persona non grata, banning him from entering Moldova and also crossing its territory," it said in a statement.
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Fitch expects TuguRe to improve its capital position to keep up with its business expansion and ensure sufficient capital buffers against adverse shocks, in view of regulatory changes encouraging greater optimisation of domestic reinsurance capacity.
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Now, it's requiring that 100% of the the pixels need to be in view for at least two consecutive seconds for a video ad to be credited, regardless of the platform it is distributed on.
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"In view of the uncertainties as the situation develops, in order to protect the interests of customers, our company is from now on suspending booking services and deliveries for Qatar," it said in the notice.
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Our ratings take into account debt and profits of these related parties in view of the group's track record of developing certain businesses through related-party entities and later bringing them onto the balance sheet.
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"The choice of Carina Akerström rests on a very solid, stable foundation, in view of her track record and excellent results over a long period of time," Handelsbanken Chairman Par Boman said in a statement.
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In view of that, the euro area members now have two options to tighten up their economic governance and secure the euro as a global transaction currency, reserve asset and a reliable store of value.
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In view of that, it is puzzling to note the ECB's strong advocacy of tight fiscal policies and short-run job-destroying structural reforms, when exactly the opposite is needed for its policy to work.
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"Work is under way between CENI and the government to see the possibilities of substantial reductions of this budget in view of the financial difficulties that the country is facing," he told a news conference.
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"In view of the current situation, the Swiss watch brand has suspended negotiations and has decided not to renew the contract," TAG Heuer, a unit of French luxury goods group LVMH, said in a statement.
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"All the committee members agreed to keep the interest rate at its current level in view of the low inflation environment, monetary policy in major economies, and developments in the exchange rate," the minutes said.
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The package, agreed after months of haggling between the Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and her Social Democrat coalition partners, has already been criticized as inadequate in view of the urgent challenges posed by climate change.
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The package, agreed after months of haggling between the Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and her Social Democrat coalition partners, has already been criticized as inadequate in view of the urgent challenges posed by climate change.
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Mr. Sánchez has steadfastly refused to allow Mr. Rajoy to begin another term in office, arguing instead that Mr. Rajoy should resign in view of the corruption scandals that have tainted his conservative Popular Party.
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But the e-commerce firm said the regulator issued a new waiver in view of the sharp rise in Alibaba Health stock since 2014, meaning Alibaba is not currently required to launch a full buyout.
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"These dynamics suggest that North Korea is an increasingly risky strategic asset [for China], in view of the recalcitrance of the [Kim Jong Un] leadership and the precariousness of its finances and economy," Byrne said.
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"In view of the current situation and the spread of the coronavirus, the Federal Council has categorised the situation in Switzerland as 'special' in terms of the Epidemics Act," the cabinet said in a statement.
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"The CBN (Central Bank of Nigeria) stands ready to provide liquidity back stops as and when required in view of its role as banker to the federal government and lender of last resort," said Emefiele.
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As an alternative to a takeover deal, Deutsche Bahn could pursue a minority stock market listing of Arriva in view of completely divesting the unit at a later stage, Tagesspiegel quoted the CEO as saying.
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"In view of the uptick in inflationary pressures, (the MPC) decided that the balance of risks was in favour of protecting price stability," Emefiele said, after data last week showed inflation hit 11.6% in October.
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CIMB said it maintains a cautious stance for 2020 in view of sustained global economic headwinds, trade tensions, the threat from a coronavirus outbreak, as well as potential further interest rate cuts across the region.
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"Germany and Italy have agreed that, in view of the ongoing talks on closer bilateral cooperation on asylum, Germany is ready to accept 50 people in this case," the German government spokeswoman said on Sunday.
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" I remember laughing as hard as I ever had as Harold self-immolates in view of a horrified blind date, but I'd also get choked up during the final montage set to Cat Stevens's "Trouble.
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Perhaps a customer is out of the country but still wants to log into their account and check what has happened in view of the camera, meaning they may connect from a new IP address.
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However, Fitch also notes that the stock of problem assets (which include foreclosed assets) is still high and risks related to remaining equity investments have heightened in view of market volatility, putting pressure on capital.
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Their excuse of protecting themselves against loss from no-shows and last-minute rescheduling is hardly credible in view of the exorbitant fees they impose on passengers who don't turn up for a booked flight.
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With that in view, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has decided to scale back its plans for television and internet advertisements for Murphy in Florida to $6 million from $10 million between now and Nov.
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Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action - The ratings may be affirmed if ThaiBev does not progress with the acquisition or if, after our review, we assess that the company's leverage in view of its expanded platform is appropriate for its current ratings - The ratings may be affirmed with Negative Outlook if, after our review, we believe the company's leverage in view of its expanded platform is appropriate for its current ratings but there are risks to the path of deleveraging.
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"(The judge) ordered the final forfeiture of the property to the federal government, in view of the failure of any interested parties or persons to contest the interim forfeiture order", the EFCC said in a statement.
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" Comcast Gerard Lewis: "In view of all the misinformation and inaccurate statements that have been made in the last week, we want to make sure that our customers understand how strong our privacy protections really are.
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"There will be no separate event of the VW group (in Detroit) and in view of this fact, the group's executive board will not attend the show," a spokesman at VW's Wolfsburg headquarters said by email.
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The French company has long said Telecom Italia has good prospects, especially in view of its plans to build an ultrafast nationwide fiber optic broadband network in Italy - a pet project of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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"We are very keen to emphasize the urgency of having talks going in view of the need to be talking and getting a process going during the lull in the fighting season," the senior official said.
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Sources told ESPN that James had two MRIs during the series and wore a soft cast when he wasn't practicing, playing or in view of the media – as to not give the Warriors a competitive advantage.
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"We are of view that the price rebound should not be sustained in view of possible over-expectation of Chinese stimulus, lacklustre auto market, high utilisation rates of Chinese smelters and weak alumina prices," Lau added.
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"We are of view that the price rebound should not be sustained in view of possible over-expectation of Chinese stimulus, lackluster auto market, high utilization rates of Chinese smelters and weak alumina prices," Lau added.
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"We're expecting a lot of major data in the next few weeks and Yellen will balance her comments, keeping that in view," said Nadia Lovell, U.S. equity specialist at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in New York.
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The company also said in view of the potential offer and the ongoing reviews by Moelis and Barclays, it will not be providing any financial outlook for 2016 when it reports quarterly results later this month.
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The Swiss maker of plungers for disposable syringes and sealing solutions for the car industry is considering how to proceed with its acquisition offer for Premier Farnell in view of the higher offer submitted by Avnet.
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In view of promises like this that the administration has been making for months, some analysts have speculated that companies and wealthy Americans may be shifting income into 2018 in expectation of a coming tax cut.
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In defence documents, lawyers for RBS say the figures were not misleading but reasonable estimates made for capital planning purposes,based on what the board considered to be prudent assumptions in view of credit market conditions.
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Even over-the-door shoe organizers are great for keeping toys and grooming supplies off the floor, plus the clear pockets mean you don't have to go digging to find something since everything is in view.
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The difference is particularly keenly felt on the web, given the fact that pop-ups and ads can sometimes leave a user with a mere sliver of a webpage in view at any point in time.
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A satellite-linked transmitter is visible on the dorsal fin of L87, an orca from the southern resident group of killer whales, while swimming in Puget Sound in view of a state ferry west of Seattle.
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"In view of the solely information-gathering nature of the ECB's contact groups, it would not be appropriate for their members to subscribe to the EU transparency register," Draghi said in the letter, dated Jan. 23.
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Struggling with soaring bad debt owed by austerity-hit Greeks in recent years and in view of the sharp market share losses, PPC is seeking ways to boost its renewable energy activities and expand its services.
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"In view of the security and socioeconomic impact, the tolerance level of the host communities has reached its threshold and cannot be overstretched," he said, adding, however, that Pakistan would not use force to evict refugees.
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But even in view of the recent poll showing that 43% of caucus-going Democrats in Iowa associate themselves with socialism, it's worth considering why Mr Sanders would tag himself with such a fraught political label.
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"He dominates the city so thoroughly as to stamp out whole genres of crime, yet he remains powerless in the face of hundreds of murders committed by men without masks in view of witnesses," he wrote.
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While in view Bute's work seems ethereal, aerial flights of fancy performed by whips of light and cascades of moving shapes synchronized in perfect time to musical accompaniment, the making of them was far from esoteric.
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A decade earlier, the phrase "credibility gap" was used to describe the difference between the Johnson administration's assurances about Vietnam (the end was in view) and the reality on the ground (it was very much not).
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That might sound implausible — or, perhaps, irrelevant in view of the high pressure put upon lower-level employees from above to "sell product" — but let us assume for the sake of argument that it is true.
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"We're expecting a lot of major data in the next few weeks and Yellen will balance her comments keeping that in view," said Nadia Lovell, U.S. equity specialist at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in New York.
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" It's true that she was funny in her minute or so as Dixie Normous in "Austin Powers in Goldmember" and that she tried (too hard) to be, as a flight attendant in "View From the Top.
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In order to provide global internet coverage from space, SpaceX will launch a gigantic amount of satellites to a low orbit, so at least one spacecraft can be in view of the ground at all times.
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Poland's Supreme Court decreed on the same day that, in view of the clash with EU law, rulings made by judges appointed under new government rules could come into question, and courts have begun postponing cases.
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Fitch expects Nasional Re to improve its capital position to keep up with its business expansion and ensure sufficient capital buffers against adverse shocks, in view of regulatory changes encouraging greater optimisation of domestic reinsurance capacity.
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In defense documents, lawyers for RBS say the figures were not misleading but reasonable estimates made for capital planning purposes, based on what the board considered to be prudent assumptions in view of credit market conditions.
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"I suspect we'll find conditions that, in view of everything that's happening around the country, warrant us calling Chipotle in and reviewing our violation history with them," said Angelo Bellomo, the Deputy Director of Health Protection.
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"Absolutely wrong for him to go to Germany; actually, outrageous, in view of a police officer being assassinated," said Sal Albanese, a former city councilman who is running against Mr. de Blasio in the Democratic primary.
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With "Everything She Says," participants had a controlled environment on private land where they may have felt safe to expose their bodies in view of downtown — perhaps explaining why over 1,800 women were ready to volunteer.
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A man jumps over two fences in the middle of the day in view of guard towers, but nobody saw his escape because they removed the guards from the guard towers years ago to cut costs.
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"There should be no dispute concerning the validity of the arbitration agreements themselves in view of Waymo's arbitration demand against Levandowski based on those agreements," wrote Uber in its motion filed in federal court in San Francisco.
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"In view of this development, I wish to declare the resumption of the issuance, renewal and transfer of mining rights and non-mining rights with effect from Monday," Yaluma told a media briefing in the capital Lusaka.
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The selloff in safe-haven Bunds drove money into riskier assets, especially financial stocks, despite investors' anxiety over how a G7 leaders summit that kicks off on Friday will pan out in view of global trade concerns.
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Nipsey was murdered in view of a surveillance camera, and footage shows the shooter -- the man in the dark shirt -- opening fire 3 different times on Nipsey before kicking his body and fleeing toward a back alley.
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In view of the lower oil imports and a lack of hard currency, Cuba will be sharply cutting electricity and fuel consumption in the second half of 2016, its economy minister told the National Assembly on Friday.
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On a recent morning, a spokesman for the occupiers — gun on hip, cowboy hat on head — was calmly addressing reporters at a news conference when a small but visible tussle started unfolding in view of television cameras.
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Colombia will allow Venezuelans to cross the border using expired passports in view of the difficulty of renewing travel documents in the neighboring country in the midst of its economic crisis, the migration agency said on Friday.
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This is appropriate, however, in view of the ongoing limited liquidity of a number of the group's assets, which include real estate projects whose completion and profitable exit could still pose challenges for GFH for some years.
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"In light of these concerns, and in view of limited meaningful consultation and underlying consensus needed to reform the electoral system, such a fundamental change under the current political context in Moldova seems inappropriate," the document said.
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"Regarding the existing acquisition offer for Premier Farnell, Daetwyler is currently considering how to proceed in view of the higher offer submitted by Avnet, and will communicate in due course," it said in its interim results statement.
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The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) said it suspended the athletes "in view of the severity of the asserted anti-doping rule violations and compelling nature of the evidence" it received from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
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"They have a lot of gas they can put on the market at relatively low cost because they have developed some fields in view of a growing European market," he said on the sidelines of the conference.
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But others were less optimistic, with Alexander Krueger, economist at Bankhaus Lampe KG, saying the data was disappointing in view of bullish sentiment indicators such as Ifo, which showed business morale hitting a record high in June.
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"In view of the current condition of the bilateral relationship ... the cabinet finds a visit by the Turkish deputy prime minister or any other member of the Turkish government undesirable," the Dutch cabinet said in a statement.
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ISTANBUL, May 24 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank said on Tuesday it would maintain a tight monetary policy in view of inflation expectations and pricing behaviour, after it trimmed the upper band of its rate corridor as expected.
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"In view of the fact that I expect to be acquitted and vindicated and that my attorneys … believe that this indictment is thin as piss on a rock, I'm prepared to fight for my life," Stone said.
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Daimler is also thinking about a broader batteries alliance in view of the challenge carmakers face trying to police potential ethical or human rights violations mining rare earths like Cobalt, which is needed for electric car batteries.
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When the full term is in view, presumably by this time next week, it will be clear enough how hard the justices worked to avoid 18033-to-4 tie votes, whether by deft compromise or clumsy contortion.
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"No one is hiding the fact we have always been critical ... In view of the existing contracts signed by the previous government, we are carrying out a careful assessment that exclusively considers the national interest," she said.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 25 (Reuters) - German regional wholesale lender and shipping specialist NordLB said it expected to post a "significant" loss in 2016 as it bumped up provisions for bad loans in view of the worsening shipping market.
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Nest incorporated computer vision technology from its sister company for the first time last year when it released its outdoor camera, which is able to detect whether an entity in view of the camera is a person.
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Just a few years ago, it was the Halloween haunted house or an immersive play like Sleep No More — full of actors and props with no screens in view — that most vividly transported our minds and bodies.
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The ceremony was held on the Grand Tier, lunch at the Dress Circle, and cake was served in the Family Circle, all in view of the Met's arched windows, Sputnik chandeliers, and the Lincoln Center fountain outside.
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The safety posters with women in lingerie and bare-chested men — though no bicycles in view — seek to make the point that although it is difficult to look good in a helmet, the headwear can save lives.
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Some of the money for the relief package will come from a special fund that has been established "in view of the deteriorating economic and employment conditions as a result of the novel coronavirus epidemic," Chan said.
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In view of the various malpractices of the current lame-duck reform, it requests that the ruling party transform the lame foot into a second leg, namely, that it advance political and economic reforms together in harmony.
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We expect capital expenditure to decline progressively to EUR71m on average in 2016-2019, from EUR11033m in 2010-2015, as Strasbourg scales down its multi-year investment programme in view of the expected deterioration in operating performance.
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The Cook County State's Attorney's Office didn't immediately explain why the felony disorderly charges were dropped, except to say it came after reviewing the case's facts, and in view of his agreement to forfeit his $10,000 bond.
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"In view of the likely impacts of the recent surge in consumer loans on growth composition, inflation, current account balance and risk premium... the central bank decided to introduce some changes," central bank said in a statement.
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Gross debt-to-tangible equity at end-December 244 was 3530x (2530: 21153x) and capital is also subject to regulatory oversight on a consolidated basis, in view of the banking licence held by credit card subsidiary Vanquis.
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And the same, too, near the Mount Wilson Observatory, and on a hillside overlooking Interstate 405—the flames in view of the Getty Center and destroying homes in the rich-people neighborhoods of Bel-Air and Holmby Hills.
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Schaeuble said on German public broadcaster ARD on Sunday that in view of the Brexit vote and rising euroscepticism in other countries, the EU needed to better explain its role to people and deliver visible results more quickly.
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"Earlier today, I was informed of the decision by the Government of Chile not to host COP25 in view of the difficult situation that the country is undergoing," Patricia Espinosa, the UN climate chief, said in a statement.
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It definitely looks much nicer, and TiVo has taken care to keep your current show in view whenever you're messing around in the menus so you don't miss anything if you want to survey what else is on.
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