Like conservatism in general, American evangelism often centered around the individual — an individual conversion experience; an individual, personal relationship with Jesus Christ; individual sin; individual repentance.
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She's an individual with individual thoughts and individual dreams and nightmares.
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Thus, in this analogy, Individual B has "infected" Individual A with gun violence, meaning Individual B's influence has made Individual A a target.
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"[...] We each have individual parts on individual sets, so it's like our individual worlds," she said.
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Biles scored the gold for the team all-around, individual all-around, vault individual and floor exercise individual routine.
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The list includes Dragon Professional Individual, version 15; Dragon Legal Individual, version 15; and Dragon Professional Individual for Mac, version 6.
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Individual VIP tickets were $5,000, individual general tickets were $2,500.
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"I'd rather make individual deals with individual countries," he says.
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"Individual cases must be treated as individual cases," he said.
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Of course individual speech matters, just like individual health matters.
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It was art made by the individual for the individual.
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If an individual politician's fortunes rise and fall with his party's, breaking from groupthink brings little individual benefit (and may impose individual costs).
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Individual stories and individual photographs can be effective for a while.
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"Instead, I will make individual deals with individual countries," he said.
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But the lying isn't limited to individual senators discussing individual measures.
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Amazon is an expert at delivering individual packages to individual homes.
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But individual janitors are sometimes higher-IQ than individual college professors.
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Each person is a self-created choosing individual, pursuing individual desires.
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And individual countries find it hard to deal with their individual banks.
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" On the ACA's individual mandate: "Yes, I'd bring back the individual mandate.
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What cross-dressing means can vary a lot from individual to individual.
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"We have seen very variable responses, from individual to individual," Wurzman said.
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The turnout model yields an individual-by-individual estimate of likely turnout.
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"Individual acts, the response to that should be individual accountability," he said.
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It's not that individual women will always outperform individual men in leadership.
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"The power should be in individual democracies, in individual communities," Jones tells Vulture.
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An individual earning $215,000 is in the 98.1 percentile of U.S. individual earners.
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Breaking it down into individual components also shows the members' immense individual progression.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Again, I'm not going to make individual comments on individual people.
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" The individual proposed a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and "Individual-1.
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You want to have your individual personality, your individual appearance, your self-expression.
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Individual investors still own more individual rental properties, as they did in 2001.
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But Mahler always puts the individual — the doubting, neurotic individual — at the center.
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Defanging the individual mandate could have significant consequences for the individual insurance markets.
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And that we still control our own individual actions and our own individual responses.
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If you're not familiar with Auxmoney, the startup matches individual lenders with individual borrowers.
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Exactly how much varies from individual to individual — and, apparently, from city to city.
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This could be used to modify the game for individual patients and individual needs.
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They had to go to individual canvassing boards from individual counties and request recounts.
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I tend not to draw conclusions from an individual announcement, or an individual happening.
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It provides an individual-by-individual account of who voted and who did not.
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"Today's event is an individual act committed by one individual," police said on Twitter.
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These judges have generally questioned only the credibility of individual officers in individual cases.
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"I feel like that's all individual-type stuff - individual-type nonsense," Lewis told reporters.
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The focus on advertising came into play, and then we literally used to spend hours and hours and hours on individual campaigns, individual advertisers, individual pages, test everything.
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"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 1," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 1" as Trump.
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"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 21's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 22," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 222" as Trump.
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"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 23's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 22," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 222" as Trump.
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"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 22's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 222," says Cohen, who previously identified "individual 224" as Trump.
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"For any newly elected president, the obvious place to start is looking at some individual companies who have individual problems and making individual efforts to help them," he said.
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In addition to that, it would repeal the individual mandate, which would likely make the individual market risk pool worse and therefore drive up premiums in the individual market.
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Rather than a broad-based China slowdown, data shows individual companies saw largely individual results.
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And by listening to individual fibers we can now reconstruct the activity of individual neurons.
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An individual was detained related to the object and Officers are currently questioning that individual.
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Negative rights increase individual freedom and liberty, while positive rights decrease individual freedom and liberty.
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There are individual spotlights, but other lighting on the stage bleeds into the individual shots.
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The idea of the model minority "denies individual quality and erases individual experience," Lim said.
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Candidates must secure at least 165,000 individual donors, including 600 individual donors from 19503 states.
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The market is still big enough that individual brands, individual companies can still succeed, absolutely.
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Because an individual that is already happily playing is an individual who can't be bought.
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"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and to be loyal to Individual-1," he told the federal court ("Individual-1" refers to Trump).
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Under this policy, CFI is unable to comment on individual allegations or individual investigations of them.
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The individual all-around competition is on Wednesday and individual event competitions continue through the Games.
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It was never about punishing one individual artist, or even naming one individual artist as well.
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"One individual (there) did pull out a weapon and fire it at another individual," Manley said.
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The dream cannot be only about individual success, individual progress, while ignoring the plight of others.
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It isn't an individual any more than an isolated neuron or muscle fiber is an individual.
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"Immediately after the individual approached, a flash occurred and the individual fled the area," Thompson said.
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The legislation would also eliminate the individual mandate for ObamaCare and lower some individual tax rates.
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Once you start talking about numbers, you lose sight of the individual horror, the individual suffering.
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Pankhurst said it allows them to study "the individual histories of individual crystals" within the rocks.
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Following the group work, the individual students then guide discussions on their individual area of expertise.
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Limits on public gatherings are being decided by individual counties, school closures by individual school districts.
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"Each animal is an individual and has to be treated like an individual," Mr. Vinick said.
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"Each animal is an individual and has to be treated like an individual," said Mr. Vinick.
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What individual concerns did they each have, and what individual concerns do they each have now?
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Some send individual messages themselves, while others use hired help to send individual or batch messages.
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That individual, regardless of what caused that encounter, that individual might possibly be the primary breadwinner.
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Because in the context of the refugee crisis, Ai's individual fate appears to be, well, "individual".
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It was never about punishing one individual artist or even naming one individual artist as well.
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"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual-1," Cohen said, identifying the President as Individual-1 in court Thursday.
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The individual — the individual customer, the individual garment, the individualist look rather than the one dictated by a fashion designer or a fashion magazine — is at the root of their success.
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"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 1," Cohen, who previously identified "individual 1" as Trump, said in court.
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But it can't control how individual asylum officers evaluate the screening interviews of individual asylum-seekers — or what individual border and detention officers say to asylum-seekers about what their rights are.
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How it does so varies from individual to individual—music gets some people way "higher" than others.
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"Individual episodes were like individual movies with motion picture values," Peter Csathy, founder of Creatv Media, said.
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Transitioning is a varied process that differs from individual to individual, so it doesn't always involve surgery.
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I define cannibalism as an individual consuming part or all of an individual of the same species.
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We're looking past governments, and considering institute-to-institute, business-to-business or individual-to-individual ideas.
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I don't hate that individual—I may hate a sin but I do not hate an individual.
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These plasmids allow resistance to pass not just from individual to individual but from species to species.
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You can also delete individual records, rather than everything at once, by selecting the individual categories listed.
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In his one individual event in Rio, the 220 individual medley, he did not win a medal.
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"What representatives and staffers want to hear is the individual impact of your individual story," she said.
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The loss of individual freedom is the reason individual positive rights are, and should be, very limited.
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But they usually involve an individual posting for a brand — not a brand posting for an individual.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, repealing the individual mandate would increase individual insurance premiums by 10%.
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Those who favor individual believe in individual initiative, designing programs to incentivize enterprise and removing regulatory barriers.
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I do think, I think elections are unique events that are about one individual versus another individual.
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"A school can identify the individual of concern, but they didn't create that individual," Dr. Klinger said.
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The individual and the world, the world and the individual—they feed off and inform each other.
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If mediation produces a global settlement, individual workers can opt out and pursue individual claims in arbitration.
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They're inclined to emphasize individual rights — what Michael Sandel calls the "unencumbered self," the individual without context.
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We used the levels in the Empowering Patients First Act, which do not take income into account: $900 for an individual under age 18; $33,200 for an individual age 18 to 35; $2,100 for an individual age 35 to 50; and $3,000 for an individual over age 13.
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When it comes to individual stocks and bonds, 250% still pick some stocks and 219% buy individual bonds.
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Individual challenges At least one of the individual challengers of the new executive order had success last Friday.
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"Individual birds can be just as dumb and lame and annoying as individual humans can be," Lund says.
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"In order for there to be neglect, the individual must be a 'caretaker' of the individual," Bell wrote.
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And, at the business end of the operation, each individual user only sees what each individual user sees.
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"Our focus is on individual drivers of growth in individual countries," she told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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Even when organizations share genomic data sets, the agreements are typically between individual institutions for individual data sets.
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If you know some neuroanatomy what you figure out is that the individual fibers correspond to individual neurons.
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It's INDI as in "individual," and I think there's something beautiful about being an individual and being different.
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This is all happening at the level of individual attitudes being changed and individual abusers being taken down.
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That included more than 162,000 individual donors with an average individual contribution of approximately $43, his campaign said.
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HAMMON: I hope the government doesn't have to mandate the individual person, the individual company, the private owner.
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And in special education, which demands that individual students have individual learning plans, AR is a natural fit.
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"Just because an individual is an accredited investor does not automatically mean that individual is a sophisticated investor."
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Autocracy squelches the individual and brings with it a dullness to life, while individual freedom brings a fullness.
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"Individual rooms are an incredible gift to families to maintain their individual dignity," Hartman told the Seattle Times.
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Therefore, it's more likely that a low-risk individual will expose a high-risk individual to the virus.
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In this one, you heard the individual lines — and the individual qualities of the voices — with striking clarity.
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It is easy for individual users to reshape it in whatever way best suits their own individual needs.
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Every individual human experience will be extracted and used as raw material for datafication without the knowledge of that individual, clearly without consent, therefore, without any right of comeback, without the individual&aposs knowledge.
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After capturing his 2200nd gold medal (and 21.25th overall) in the 2100-meter individual medley on Thursday, Phelps collected his 13th individual event win, becoming the athlete with most individual event wins since 152 B.C. The previous titleholder was Leonidas of Rhodes, who won 12 individual events over four Olympics.
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"We cannot comment on individual decisions, possible revocations or individual measures," the Economy Ministry said in an emailed statement.
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DiRado also scored silver in the 400-meter individual medley and a bronze in the 200-meter individual medley.
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What sport a child may or may not play is an individual parent's decision -- or an individual child's decision.
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"In order for there to be neglect, the individual must be a 'care taker' of the individual," Bell wrote.
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Brown's images are not simply about the individual captured, he using the individual to reference the collective or community.
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The remedy for this deeply rooted limitation of individual human cognition is also not found at the individual level.
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Defendant brushed his hand against Individual C's genitals, though Individual C does not know if it was on purpose.
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Yes, not Meal Combat Individual, but Ration Combat Individual, RCIs, which were the first US-made 24-hour ration.
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So it's worth the time to send a bunch of individual emails to people that feel like individual emails.
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Individual dance steps, like individual words and musical notes, can often form the foundation of other pieces of art.
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The IOC oversees all of these individual sports federations, which in turn govern the individual sports at the Olympics.
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The legislation would also eliminate the individual mandate for ObamaCare and lower some individual tax rates: http://bit.ly/2023A6RTfA.
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These are places where individual genomes routinely differ from one another at the level of an individual genetic letter.
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A 22013 Supreme Court ruling allows sex offenders to use social media, though individual platforms can bar individual users.
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In nature, an individual electron interacts with an individual photon pretty infrequently—about every four months, according to Umstadter.
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Individual faculty members and laboratories often leave their record keeping to the discretion of individual administrators and graduate students.
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It wasn't about an individual video, it wasn't about an individual recording act, it was all about the brand.
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Individual members of Congress tend to have higher approval in their individual districts among the constituents who know them.
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So buprenorphine is, on average, more accessible and effective than naltrexone — although results can vary from individual to individual.
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"The individual contribution of PM2.5 is comparable in magnitude to any single individual or neighborhood level factor," he writes.
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Hard to make the distinction between individual monkeys turning into individual humans and the evolution of an entire species.
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We own individual stocks and individual bonds for our clients, because we like knowing what we own and why.
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Contribution caps also vary, from $150 per individual in Montana to an unlimited amount from individual donors in Louisiana.
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Low-hanging fruit is undoing the individual and employer mandate and loosening age restrictions in the individual market place.
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We don't care about these individual dance-offs, though, because we know next to nothing about these individual cats.
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But it will start from this really significant framing of: How are individual workers going to benefit, individual consumers?
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In the past, users have had the option to mute individual accounts, but have had no protection against individual terms.
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INGRAHAM: When you have a border, Joel, when an individual crosses the border should that individual be prosecuted at all?
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Many prominent Mastodon servers already moderate against racism, so Gab has faced a wave of individual blocks from individual servers.
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Addiction is a complicated illness that varies from individual to individual, so different approaches can work better for different people.
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I THINK THE KEY IS FIND OPPORTUNITIES, FIND ALPHA, FIND INDIVIDUAL STOCKS, FIND INDIVIDUAL CREDITS THAT YOU CAN MAKE MONEY.
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If you want individual liberty, if you want individual rights, you should be celebrating that Corker and Flake are gone.
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" Savitz agreed that "individual action can help, but we don't want the individual to feel like they are the problem.
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By law, if ICE does not apprehend the individual within the 48-hour detainer, the jail must release the individual.
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When they approach an individual who is openly carrying, they don't know if that individual is a friend or foe.
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Peru qualified for the individual show jumping competition for the first time, as did Ecuador in individual three-day eventing.
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How to clear an individual notification on your Apple Watch You can clear an individual notification by swiping on it.
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Making individual tax cuts temporary and scrapping Obamacare's individual mandate help Republicans to raise revenue and comply with budget rules.
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What is the difference between the death of an individual and the death of the parts that constitute the individual?
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The company's snapshot does not include individual or small-employer individual retirement accounts, so the actual numbers are probably higher.
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"If an individual claimant wants the compensation, that's a decision the individual should be able to make," Mr. Feinberg said.
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SS: I'm sure there is one but it's really hard to answer because it's very individual, on an individual basis.
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But to individual parents, looking at individual children, they may seem to focus attention on a child's problems or deficits.
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These individual-level earnings estimates may be missing the biggest part of the story by extrapolating from individual-level effects.
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"We don't want to do it just individually, you know, Individual A, Individual B, Individual C. We want to confront this refusal by the administration to cooperate with the constitutional mandate that the Congress has oversight," he said.
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Over time, an individual has some probability of spawning an identical offspring, which can replace an individual on a neighboring vertex, but it also faces its own risks of being replaced by some individual from the next generation.
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SFG maintains a solid competitive position in its primary products as a top 10 writer of individual life insurance in 2016, a top 10 writer of individual fixed annuities and a top 15 writer of individual annuities overall.
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The individual records of Trump's Cabinet picks have largely opposed federal environmental policies, instead preferring to delegate power to individual states.
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If we're trying to find individual terrorists, if we're trying to go after individual funders, the Saudis are often quite helpful.
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Now, an individual will need total itemized deductions to exceed $20193,000, the new standard deduction for individual taxpayers, up from $6,350.
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San Francisco's living wage is more than $18 for an individual and more than $36 for an individual with a child.
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"Many individual class members may have no interest in protecting their right to litigate on an individual basis," the opinion said.
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"Against appearances, individual usage growth is real," he said, Uber reports average rides, but that metric hides growth in individual customers.
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Freedom, individual independence and democracy are fundamental reasons why the individual right to privacy is something we should all care about.
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"He (officer) ordered that individual to drop his gun, the individual did not drop his gun," Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said.
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The prohibition of misuse of purpose is characterized by the individual case consideration of the partial aspects of each individual case.
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If an individual does not successfully perform his or her job responsibilities under Mr. Trump, that individual will be terminated. Period.
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Bullish sentiment among individual investors hit its highest level since mid-January in the American Association of Individual Investors' weekly survey.
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Ironically, although government is necessary for the creation of individual negative rights, it also is the greatest threat to individual liberty.
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In addition to six individual seats, the car features USB ports, individual lights, Wi-Fi and storage space at the front.
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Currently, sole proprietors can purchase individual insurance through the Obamacare individual market, created under former Democratic President Barack Obama's healthcare law.
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That way, each individual donor would be allowed to give almost ten times what they normally would to any individual campaign.
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"ICE processes an individual for removal only when all available information indicates that the individual is a foreign national," Bennett said.
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The interesting part of the program is that each offer is specifically targeted to individual users and each user's individual cards.
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Of course, as in every human affair, motivations for losing faith in Islam are complex and vary from individual to individual.
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The album's songs glance at politics, but they concentrate on individual stories and relationships, seeking the individual humanity within the facts.
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My takeaway from the Avalere analysis is this: Repealing the individual mandate will cause uncertainty and confusion in the individual market.
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" The current chairman of Priorities USA, Guy Cecil, acknowledges the disparity: "Most of our activities, most of our structures, are built around individual fights, or individual candidates, or individual organizations, and I think that's put us at a disadvantage.
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Our dedicated professors provide students with individual attention, support for individual directions, and challenge students to explore new avenues of artistic discovery.
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That is because they realize that individual foot voting decisions are actually likely to make a difference, whereas individual ballots are not.
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GAO pointed out that aging systems include the Treasury Department's "individual master file," which is the authoritative data source for individual taxpayers.
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The causes vary widely from individual to individual, and can't be reduced to anything as simple or universal as, say, economic marginalization.
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When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is being repealed because they get their money from the individual mandate.
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Whether individual hybrids are less fit, on average, than individual purebreds in the face of life's vicissitudes is less easy to test.
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In a world of individual central-bank accounts, in contrast, the rate paid on individual deposits would become a potent policy tool.
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The camera icon appears three places on the Direct screen: at the bottom; next to each individual thread; and within individual threads.
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Meanwhile, phonons are individual units of sound or vibrational energy (similar to how photons are individual units of light or electromagnetic energy).
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There's such a range of acceptance that every individual has, and who are we to judge what every individual is comfortable with?
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Individual and corporate taxes make up about 60% of the government's revenue, but individual income taxes make up the bulk of that.
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There's been a lot of focus on how repealing the individual mandate affects the individual market (it raises premiums and decreases competition).
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READ: How teen girl got free of terror recruiters Instead, individual cases are dealt with on an individual basis -- and rightly so.
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The production studio Laika prefers to have individual animators tackle entire scenes, to enhance the continuity and give the scenes individual character.
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Individual investors have more than $24 trillion in retirement savings, including $7 trillion that's stashed away in Individual Retirement Accounts, or IRAs.
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The most important fact of the 21st century is that any individual can now collaborate with any other individual on the planet.
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"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-2000's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual-1," Cohen said.
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The agency has also already received some 110,500 applications for individual assistance, and $74 million in individual grants has been paid out.
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If each individual cancer has an individual combination of gene mutations, perhaps this variability explains the extraordinary divergences in responses to treatment.
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Individual market Obamacare has had the largest impact on the individual market, which was largely unregulated prior to the health reform law.
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In monkeys, "a low ranking individual has to be vigilant in a way that a high ranking individual doesn't," Dr. Tung said.
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Discrimination against an individual on the basis of sexual orientation is deeply offensive to the dignity and self-worth of the individual.
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The reforms to individual tax rates would affect small-business owners, who are often taxed on their income at individual tax rates.
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"I made these statements to be consistent with Individual-1's political messaging and to be loyal to Individual-1," Cohen said.
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"People are used to dealing with ... individuals, individual offices, individual soldiers, illegal tax collectors who did not belong to government," he said.
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The frontier demands a certain sort of individual, a venturesome, hard-working, disciplined individual who goes off in search of personal transformation.
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An individual has an out of pocket financial responsibility tied to insurance, whether it's commercial insurance, individual exchange insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid.
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"That 50 individual states or one individual state should have a foreign policy is absurdity too gross to be entertained," he wrote.
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Each year, the IRS sets an amount that an individual can give to another individual that is excluded from gift-tax reporting.
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It also increases the exemption amounts for the individual alternative minimum tax and the estate tax, and eliminates the ObamaCare individual mandate.
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The disparity leaps in the District of Columbia, where a second-generation individual contributes $2900,220006 while a native-born individual costs $2202,2628.
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As for availability, Huawei tells me it will be announced at a later date in individual regions and by individual channel partners.
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I believe what each individual has and will tell me and it is their individual stories that are relevant to the proceedings.
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Ultimately, companies pulled out of the individual market and almost no one in Washington could buy an individual policy for any price.
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From there, Republicans could take out the pass-through nonsense and the expiring individual tax cuts and the repeal of the individual mandate.
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In a paper we recently published, we focused on how new information about an individual affects participants' opinions and feelings about that individual.
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Those four individual lawsuits were consolidated with 23 other individual suits and class actions filed against Petrobras in federal court in New York.
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That would end preferential treatment for investment income in the individual code, and let the individual tax raise quite a bit more money.
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It's like if we ever mentioned the individual mandate, you click on that and up will come the card for the individual mandate.
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Instead, the buck has been passed to the individual federations, which must now — while seriously pressed for time — judge each competitor's individual case.
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For instance, if you bequeath your individual retirement account outright to the individual, government assistance might be suspended until the situation is rectified.
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It polled 2051,0516 people who invest in equities through individual stocks, exchange-traded funds, mutual funds, 2148(k)s and individual retirement accounts.
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We've reached out to the individual plaintiffs, as well as the individual defendants named in the suit; we'll update if we hear back.
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"As a prairie vole forms a social bond with another individual, they actually prefer to spend more time with that individual," Liu said.
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Centene, which had 537,200 members in its individual plans, said it continues to expect its Obamacare individual plans to be profitable this year.
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Starting in 2020, Medicare-X would become available to every individual in areas with one or fewer private plans on the individual market.
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"Usually you identify a specific individual to scrutinize their content; this was scrutinizing everyone's content to find mentions of an individual," Sanchez said.
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He said because the individual mandate was an "essential" part of Obamacare, the entire law, rather than just the individual mandate, was unconstitutional.
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They talked about content in terms of a specific show or an individual — oftentimes, an individual who started their career in social media.
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These are often contests between an individual with moral, and sometimes supernatural, authority against an individual whose authority is backed up by violence.
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He'll carefully study "an individual punch's sound, an individual kick's sound... every aspect of what makes a character tick, sonically speaking," he says.
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Each would eliminate deductions for state and local income taxes, nearly double the standard deduction for individual filers, and reduce individual tax rates.
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Gutting: I agree that individual rights are fundamental and that we should aim for a world where individual ability is all that counts.
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"Individual religious conservatism is positively related to individual divorce risk," according to a 50-state study reported in the American Journal of Sociology.
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The 2016 passage of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation was preceded by numerous individual laws governing data privacy in individual countries.
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Additionally, the contenders must bring in 165,000 individual donors and at least 600 individual donors per state in a minimum of 85033 states.
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Esports competitions are also likely to drive higher concurrent viewing on individual events compared with streams by individual gamers, even among top talent.
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For the most part, his films center upon an individual worker caught between employment and an individual quest to assert dignity through labor.
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Republican lawmakers argued that the White House should not fixate on the individual, nor push for the individual to be called to testify.
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Levels of psychological instability vary from individual to individual, from the harmless, deluded recluse to the dangerous psychopath with aspirations toward domestic terrorism.
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How much an average person moves — we studied the individual towns, we studied the economy in an individual town — there's some amazing statistics.
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To let individual U.S. attorney's work without supervision or make assurances about individual investigations would be an abdication of that responsibility, he said.
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Gotta help the individual leaders at the company continue to grow and do well, and you've gotta address injustice raised by individual employees.
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So, we're going to access the cells we want by navigating among the "children" of each individual row (corresponding to each individual inmate).
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The 214th Amendment is clear: If an individual is born in the United States, that individual is a citizen of the United States.
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She also explains that Damore's use of individual scientific articles to support his arguments is misguided, because science as a whole relies on scientific consensus rather than individual findings in individual papers — and scientific consensus does not support Damore's biological essentialism or determinism.
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Although he fell short to Phelps in the 210-meter individual medley and the 200-meter individual medley, Lochte earned medals in both events.
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NSA Director Mike Rogers explained Monday that the agency would instead refer to the masked person as "Individual A, Individual B" and so forth.
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According to the American Association of Individual Investors, 43.1 percent of individual investors are now bullish, compared with 23.6 percent just before the election.
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That's made it a tough time for individual stock pickers, who use pricing disparities between individual companies as a way to beat the market.
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And so, because your individual behavior on the site and its properties feel so individual, it seems like your privacy is safe and secure.
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Note on the data below: donations include contributions from corporations in the telecom industry and employees of those corporations (individual and non-individual contributions).
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"In an individual with two genomic backgrounds, they may have skin that has a different coloration because it originated from one individual," Pappas said.
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" Asked specifically about whether Cain should be added to the Fed's board, Mnuchin said: "I'm not going to make individual comments on individual people.
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So normally when we talk about the individual mandate, we just talk about it in the context of the individual market for health insurance.
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Measure the historical volatility of any individual broad-market ETF against virtually any individual stock and the ETF will almost invariably be less volatile.
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I've mostly traded covering individual tragedies for covering a movement that wants those individual tragedies to actually lead to some form of positive change.
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There are so many individual shots and cuts that the brain loses track of any individual moment and simply basks in the visual assault.
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The CBO found that repealing the individual mandate would cause healthy people to leave the individual markets, causing premiums to rise on everyone else.
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What we're watching: Whether ending individual tax cuts — as well as repealing the individual mandate — while keeping the lower corporate rate sinks the bill.
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Even after the repeal of the individual mandate, 85033 percent of people who purchased individual insurance on the exchanges want to keep their plan.
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This dignity is the foundation for individual rights governments exist to defend and for individual conscience that allows one to worship as one pleases.
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What these narratives all tend to play down or deny is the degree to which terrorism is driven by individual people making individual decisions.
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It is a sports market, matching an individual who wants to bet on a result with another individual willing to bet the other way.
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Like faces, like fingerprints — like selves — every cancer is characterized by its distinctive marks: a set of individual scars stamped on an individual genome.
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A lawyer with the Texas Attorney General's office told the court "there is no language on individual cremations or individual burials" in the regulation.
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The individual alternative minimum tax would remain, but the threshold would be tweaked to exclude any individual under $500,000 or family below $1 million.
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"The law does not infringe on the individual rights of any Israeli citizen, including Arabs; nor does it create individual privileges," writes Prof. Kontorovich.
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It would give every individual who is not already eligible for Medicaid or Medicare the opportunity to enroll in the program as an individual.
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Lochte won a gold medal in the 4x200-meter freestyle relay and finished fifth in the 200-meter individual medley, his only individual event.
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I don't think it's right that there's one set of rules for one individual and another set of rules and laws for another individual.
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The Congressional Budget Office has projected that repealing the so-called individual mandate would increase average premiums on the individual market about 10 percent.
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" George Walker's guiding philosophy, his son added, was that everyone is an individual, and his music was "proof of how individual things can be.
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The insurers that stayed in the individual market have come to realize that the individual market was more like Medicaid than the employer business.
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The individual solutions unit, led by Lori Fouché, the current head of Prudential's annuity business, will include the annuities and individual life insurance businesses.
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Thousands of individual appeals of individual ballot boxes nevertheless remain in play, keeping open the possibility that the final vote tallies might yet change.
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Craig Warner, a Texas Attorney General's office lawyer, told the court "there is no language on individual cremations or individual burials" in the regulation.
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The majority of individual investors who are tied up in the market through index funds won't find comfort in their understanding of individual businesses.
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In the past, individual investor holdings would be concentrated at a broker, but the individual investor still retained the right to vote the shares.
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Cigna executives said their individual Obamacare market plans made a small profit in 2017; rival Anthem reported similar stabilization in their individual exchange business.
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When the police officer applies physical force to the individual, or when the officer makes a show of authority to which the individual submits.
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Until then, judges should continue to exercise their individual discretion and, in appropriate cases, decline to overly-penalize individual defendants such as Paul Manafort.
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By repealing the individual mandate, President Trump and congressional Republicans are giving us back this freedom, restoring consumer choice to the individual health-care marketplace and taking a substantial step toward restoring fairness, a problem inherent to the individual mandate that could not be repaired.
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I didn't know myself well enough to be comfortable with saying, 'I'm okay with being a trans individual; I'm proud to be a trans individual.
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With Swiftype, administrators just log in to connect any company-wide services, while individual users connect their individual accounts, and then you're good to go.
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On their individual Instagram accounts, meanwhile, they have a chance to show more of their own personality, and wear clothes that reflect their individual style.
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"Individual elections in individual countries cannot change the program," Dijsselbloem told reporters on his arrival at a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Luxembourg.
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What's more, repealing the individual mandate would likely scare many health insurers out of the individual market or cause them to significantly raise their premiums.
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"The 5G products have to be customized for the individual carrier in the individual country, where the 4G product works on every network," Lau said.
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Given that everyone in an event like this has their own story and their own individual loss, how do you relate to those individual needs?
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"My team can go in and look at every individual slide and give me comments and feedback on every individual slide or page," he said.
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The tax proposal Trump released Thursday has higher individual tax rates and a broader individual income tax base than the plan Trump released last year.
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When I&aposm getting DNA from an individual, we want to make sure it belongs to that individual and not to me or another archaeologist.
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"I made these misstatements to be consistent with individual 222's political messaging and out of loyalty to individual 224," says Cohen, referring to Trump.
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An individual who attended a public institution will receive less from PSLF from an individual in the same profession who attended a high cost institution.
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Individual mandate: Some members want to include a repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate in the bill, and all Republicans want it gone.
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With development of expertise and demonstration of competency the individual will be expected to take on a leadership role, including client interaction, on individual projects.
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Every organization, whether governmental, academic, private or individual, has its own methodology for determining correlation or causation between a natural disaster and an individual death.
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MREs replaced the older Meal, Combat, Individual Rations (MCI) in the early 1980s and served as the preferred self-contained, individual field ration for decades.
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Many closeted gays participated in individual sports to avoid the discomfort of team-sport culture, and the Olympics is the biggest showcase of individual sports.
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Cohen did so, court filings say, to "minimize links between the Moscow Project and Individual 1" — where Individual 1 is widely believed to be Trump.
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It is someone known as Individual D, an alleged sex abuse victim, not Individual A, someone Mr. Hastert sought to keep silent about past misconduct.
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While such systems allow individual departments to customize data collection to the needs of individual disciplines, data sharing between departments, schools and universities became hindered.
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But a new startup is hoping to change that, by 3D printing personalized pills that meet your individual needs, and even meet your individual schedule.
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When corporate tax rates are lower than individual ones, that creates an incentive to reclassify individual income as corporate income to pay the lower rates.
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"I made these misstatements to be consistent with Individual 1's political messaging and out of loyalty to Individual 1," Mr. Cohen told a judge.
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Matt: I think on the last record it was starting to become more individual writing and, yeah, this record is pretty much all individual writing.
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The only thing these experts can agree on is that "radicalization," as its called, is enormously complex, and the reasons vary from individual to individual.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that repealing the individual mandate would increase average health insurance premiums on the individual market by about 10 percent.
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Catholics revere the primacy of individual conscience, including the sacred right of each and every individual to make her own ethical decisions over her body.
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The Japanese concept of justice, in contrast, is rooted in regulating individual conduct according to norms that define the relationship of the individual to society.
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Warren's plan would flip that by imposing a 14.8% Social Security tax (also split between an individual and their employer) on individual wages above $250,000.
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Mr Bach claimed that this was to balance "the desire and need for collective responsibility versus the right to individual justice of every individual athlete".
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Our study focused on 546 same-sex individual twins (277 females and 269 males) and 233 opposite-sex individual twins (120 females and 113 males).
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The approval expands the individual assistance program — the original major disaster declaration made individual assistance available in five Florida counties: Bay, Franklin, Gulf, Taylor, Wakulla.
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Grandma's Fireworks in Indiana recalled 103 types of fireworks, a total of 2125,212002 units Here are the product names and how much they sold for: Rise in the East - CL21010 - $212018-2164 a box, $212064 individual Safe cracker - $21100-218670 a box, $211 individual Angry Elf - $21660 a box Mamba - $20.00 a box, $2 individual Crazy King - KF0168 - $20.00 a box, $2 individual POW!
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Regulation Best Interest will apply to investment recommendations, whether an individual stock or bond or a certain account type, such as a rollover individual retirement account.
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They make the individual behind the label not only very visible but also almost tangible; they effectively make us feel the weight of his individual plight.
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Today the Jeffersonian ideals of individual natural rights and government&aposs legitimacy&aposs being conditioned upon the individual consent of the governed have themselves become myths.
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It is very hard to say which individual company you would buy, among the FAANGs, or which individual companies you would buy among the BAT companies.
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" "(Are you) going to treat healthy kids who need quality health care the same way you're going to treat a disabled individual or an older individual?
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If an individual is found to have a credible claim, the individual is put into immigration proceedings, where a judge will eventually make the final determination.
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Her campaign said they had over 2003,2200 individual donations in the third quarter, while the Sanders campaign reported 22 million individual donations in the same period.
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The company declined to comment on her individual case or any individual case and refused to say whether the removals were related to their new policy.
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Instead, individual members state their opinions ― with an explicit focus on action-oriented suggestions rather than problem elucidation ― which theoretically turns group counsel into individual counsel.
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"I had purchased an individual policy and Blue Cross Blue Shield canceled all their individual policies in the state of Texas effective December 31st," Cruz explained.
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It then studies the style image for details like individual brush strokes if it's a painting, individual tile pieces if it's a mosaic, and so on.
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That, of course, is contrary to the market-centered, individual approach that Google is taking, which sees individual consumer decisions as the way to better transit.
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I think two wheelers will play a role in individual mobility, individual mobility will be our driving theme also for the next 10 years or so.
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Mr. Sonboly was acting not as a state or an organization but as an individual, and individual actors are extremely hard for security services to stop.
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Repealing the individual mandate without stabilizing measures would only serve to further increase premiums in an already fragile individual market, something no one wants to do.
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ObamaCare's price controls injected adverse selection into the individual market and are therefore a driving force behind the doubling of individual-market premiums nationwide since 2202.
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The team adjusted for individual socioeconomic measures and individual health risk factors, such as smoking, helping remove concerns over other factors that could explain the link.
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"Defendants' viewpoint-based blocking of the Individual Plaintiffs from the @realDonaldTrump account infringes the Individual Plaintiffs' First Amendment rights," the Knight Institute wrote in its complaint.
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By removing the individual from its particular place or location within a given population, this average ignores the complex relationship between that individual and its environment.
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"We've made the call that we don't want to target the individual unless the individual is going to be helped by the intervention," Mr. Singh said.
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At the 2012 Olympics, Gabby Douglas walked away with a gold medal in the team and individual all-around, but didn't medal in any individual events.
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A VPP is easier for a utility to deal with than individual solar panels because a VPP operates as one asset rather than several individual homes.
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Second, they show the changing balance of power in the relationship between the individual and the institution, and that the individual increasingly seems to be gaining.
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Performance was defined in stack ranking as the quality of individual work, and that emphasis on individual performance was linked to fierce competition among Microsoft employees.
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Ultimately, the Terminator franchise seems unable to fully escape the limitations of its original premise, stuck in a time loop of individual heroes besting individual villains.
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For us, we give authority to individual stores and treat each individual store independently, so that the store management can do what they want to do.
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Moreover, starting in 2019 the Tax Reform and Jobs Act will overturn the individual mandate, likely crippling the individual insurance plans under the private ObamaCare exchanges.
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This is why crimes are tried by courts according to the law -- they are not a zero sum game of responsibility shifted from individual to individual.
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"All team and individual points shall be restored to both the individual swimmer and the Dimond High School swim team," the ASAA said in its statement.
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Humana has already announced its plans to leave the individual marketplaces in 2018, and few, if any, insurers have committed to staying in the individual marketplaces.
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As a matter of policy, keeping the law's regulations while repealing its individual mandate, as Graham-Cassidy does, could send the individual insurance market into chaos.
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It respected every individual worker's right not to become a union member, and each individual worker's right not to subsidize political activity with which she disagreed.
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While the press is, for the most part, properly exercising its power to shine light into places that the powerful would prefer remained dark, Trump is abusing his power by trying to squash dissent through defamation of individual journalists, individual shows and individual networks or newspapers.
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Those amendments, the court reasoned, empowered Congress to ban only official acts of discrimination by the state, not "individual invasion of individual rights" by non-state actors.
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Comparatively, regulation in the United States usually happens on a case-by-case basis, with individual states running prescription drug monitoring programs where individual doctors upload information.
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As a global problem, any individual action by itself won't do much, and yet collective action on a global scale may not occur without individual actions first.
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If anything, they represent a direct rejection of the kind of egalitarianism inherent in mass-transit systems, in favor of individual happiness and individual freedom of movement.
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Called X-Ray, developers can use the tool to dive into individual processes in order to identify bottlenecks or see individual performance of functions within an app.
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You know, you have got a situation where they basically are more interested in their individual parties and their individual authority than they are in the country.
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But there are polices that will encourage insurance plans to quit the individual market — and repealing the individual mandate is right at the top of that list.
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Most bond ETFs are well diversified, holding hundreds of individual bonds, and provide a level of diversification that would be very difficult to achieve with individual bonds.
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"Although it is difficult to accept sometimes, our children do face physical challenges which, although they vary greatly from individual to individual, are always there," she wrote.
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So you would look at social structures and the ways those have an impact on individual behaviors and the individual actions that people take against each other.
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And you have here, to deal in a very tangible and concrete way with individual industries, individual firms, and not just in a stratospheric, macro, philosophical approach.
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In it, he talks to Paul Slovic, a psychologist at the University of Oregon, who says: Individual stories and individual photographs can be effective for a while.
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The data release came nearly a week after an American Association of Individual Investors survey found that individual investor optimism hit its lowest level since April 2005.
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One governing body, speaking for an individual, said that individual, to the best of his knowledge, had no dealings with these people while at his former job.
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If employers are able to use this to dump expensive employees in the individual market, they would save money, but the individual market could become more expensive.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan says Republicans have every "intent" to renew the individual tax cuts in 2025, to ensure taxes don't go up for individual Americans.
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By 2027, the Trump administration estimates, higher growth would yield an additional $344 billion in individual income taxes even after the proposed reductions in individual tax rates.
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"Eliminating the individual mandate will lead to adverse selection, triggering higher premiums and further destabilizing the individual market," AMA President David O. Barbe said in a statement.
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"There have been individual homes that have been adversely impacted by wind turbines," said Hoen, noting the difference between individual homes and looking at the overall average.
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Bush collected just $265,000 in individual contributions over those first two years while Obama actually refunded more than $179,000 in individual contributions in his first two years.
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"Looking ahead, our robots will increasingly act as specialized doctors for crops, monitoring individual health and adjusting targeted interventions according to a crop's individual needs," said Boyer.
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"This resonates with lots of Chinese peoples' values in terms of appreciating individual diligence or individual capabilities in ventures, in markets," said Carrie Law, CEO of Juwai.
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But tax experts said the variation among individual states' tax codes, and their individual financial situations, makes it impossible to predict if all states will follow suit.
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If it says the individual mandate is unconstitutional and unseverable, then they should just pass the ACA again without the individual mandate, is the baseline legal argument.
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If it took money to offer subsidies for individual coverage or otherwise bolster the individual market, then it would have to restrict abortion coverage on that market.
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All the individual things that people can do are really important, but if the prevailing idea is that it's your individual alone responsibility ... Yeah, defend your house.
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Dwyer took the gold in the men's 4x100m freestyle relay and bronze in the 200m men's individual freestyle, while DiRado took gold in the women's 4x200m freestyle relay and in the 200m backstroke, a silver in the 400m individual medley and a bronze in the 200m individual medley.
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We're saying if there is a shock — trade being a big example of one because it creates a clustered shock — it's going to create individual suffering for individual people and community suffering for individual communities, as opposed to diffused costs and benefits that our trade models have in mind.
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Turn off commenting for individual posts: As the screenshots below show, users will be able to select "turn off commenting" in the advanced settings of each individual post.
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Someone who identifies as heterosexual, for example, may still feel attraction toward a same-sex individual and engage in sexual or romantic activities with a same-sex individual.
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It's preferable as an American that we can't stereotype people based on what they look like — that the individual is the arbiter of the values of the individual.
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" The Oxford Brookes researchers recorded "160 sale posts from 59 individual sellers in five market groups, with a total of up to 337 individual otters posted for sale.
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"There are many tentacles on both sides, both for the individual and the system that individual is accessing," said Amit Rahav, the VP of marketing, in an interview.
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Individual patients are so valuable that the system has spawned a "patient brokering" market, where centers — sometimes illegally — buy and sell the right to treat an individual person.
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The other thing I'll say about Twitter, in particular, is we're talking about individual people and individual tweets, but the bigger picture here is all of the tweets.
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Without spending one word on advertising, last year we served over 62,000 individual plates of food, over 93,000 individual articles of clothing, and over 14,000 bottles of water.
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The Ministry of Justice said on Sunday that the Kuwaiti woman faces two charges: filming an individual without consent and publishing a video of an individual without consent.
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Ohio, the Supreme Court affirmed an officer's power to briefly detain an individual for questioning if the officer reasonably suspects that the individual is involved in criminal activity.
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This bill takes no position on the merits of any individual regulation, but targets instead the manner of their implementation because individual states should not influence national policy.
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"It's nothing short of amazing -- his reaction time, the defense of himself, the defense of the community from this individual and whatever this individual had planned," Johnson said.
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"Discrimination against an individual on the basis of sexual orientation is deeply offensive to the dignity and self-worth of the individual," the Court said in its decision.
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Under the new law, an individual will need total itemized deductions to exceed $5.23,000, the new standard deduction for individual taxpayers, up from the former $6,350 standard deduction.
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Before ObamaCare insurance regulations reduced individual insurance markets to rubble, some states enjoyed innovative, affordable, individual insurance markets, with premiums that were less than half of current ones.
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"You have here to deal with a very tangible and concrete way with individual industries, individual firms and not just in a stratospheric, macro, philosophical approach," Lee said.
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In a paper in Science, using data from Rwanda, he quantifies poverty at very high levels of resolution, focusing not just on individual villages but on individual people.
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This means starting next year, an individual would need total deductions to exceed $12,493, the tax bill's new standard deduction for individual taxpayers, up from the current $6,350.
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"This individual is known by us and it is believed by us that this individual uses dating websites to meet women and then victimize these women," he added.
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"We may not necessarily know how to serve that individual person, nor can we tailor our service to every individual person, and I think sometimes people forget that."
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Here's one stat that really caught my attention today: The American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) Individual Investor Sentiment Survey spiked to its highest level in a year.
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He currently holds five, in the 2100-meter individual medley, 2200-meter individual medley, 21988-meter butterfly, 230×28-meter freestyle relay and 693×269-meter freestyle relay.
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Authorizing these "junk insurance" plans would create an unbalanced risk pool that disrupts the individual marketplace and raises costs for everyone else who remains in the individual marketplace.
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Trump is being sued both as an individual and as president in two separate suits, and is requesting that the claim against him as an individual be dismissed.
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Customer may cancel regular cleaning plan at no cost; cancellation/re-scheduling policy of 24 hours applies to individual bookings, and cancellation fees may apply to individual bookings.
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"We have the technology...to manipulate individual atoms or individual ions...so we can build a quantum...system where computation can grow and grow exponentially fast," he said.
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The Constitution is a document of commonsense law and individual protections as amended with the Bill of Rights, written by unselfish framers who saw beyond their individual desires.
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Right now, those individuals can claim up to $225,26 for a joint return, $5,000 for a single individual, or $3,750 for a married individual filing a joint return.
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Individual failures alone didn't cause the disastrous consequences of the Arab Spring revolutions, just as the individual heroism of Arab Spring protesters wasn't enough to ensure their success.
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The process differs by individual, and since there is also no standard profile of the "typical" radicalized individual, there is no one single model of how individuals radicalize.
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I don't think they had quite the skill with pricing out individual enrollees that some smaller insurers who focused on the weirder, harder, less lucrative individual market did.
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The I.O.C.'s president, Thomas Bach, has long favored "individual justice" over collective responsibility, and he left the decision about Russia's participation in Rio to individual sports federations.
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To probe individual neurons within these they used tiny, fluid-filled pipettes that acted as electrodes small enough to maintain contact with the surface of an individual cell.
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How to delete an individual song, artist, or album from Apple Music via SettingsYou can also delete an individual artist, album, or song on the same Settings page.
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Other girls had rhythm in their limbs, some had it in their hips or their little backsides but she had rhythm in individual ligaments, probably in individual cells.
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Surgeons are individuals with unique track records "I'd love to do a study where you look at individual doctors and you look at individual doctor's outcomes," Brawley said.
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Second, the Constitution authorizes Congress to exercise its inherent contempt power to jail an individual who defies an order to testify, until the individual complies with congressional demands.
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However, this authority requires some reasonable suspicion that the individual is poses a threat to the officer or someone else on the scene (including the individual in possession).
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That will send premiums skyward and plunge the individual insurance market into a death spiral, with many more companies refusing to sell any kind of individual health insurance.
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Individual-level data (known as microdata) enable researchers to control for individual characteristics – such as educational attainment or race – to better determine a program's impact on specific subpopulations.
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Since the vast majority of small businesses pay tax at individual tax rates, they will benefit along with all hardworking taxpayers from the bill's new individual rate structure.
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"Every animal is an individual, just like every person is an individual," said Mary Margaret Callahan, chief mission officer at Pet Partners, the nation's largest therapy animal program.
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Republicans must also bridge differences on taxes for corporate and pass-through businesses, top earners, inheritances, individual tax brackets and repeal of the Obamacare individual health insurance mandate.
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INDIVIDUAL ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX: Republicans rescinded an earlier provision to repeal the individual AMT but increased exemption amounts and phase-out thresholds to make the tax less onerous.
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It argues, in short, that since Congress removed the penalty from the individual mandate, the individual mandate is no longer a tax; because the individual mandate is not a tax, it is no longer constitutional; and if the mandate is no longer constitutional, the entire law must be judged unconstitutional.
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When an individual applies for a loan, the lender examines the credit ratings of members of the individual's social network who are connected to the individual through authorized nodes.
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Or the individual could receive a straight wage credit, where money that the individual did not technically make would be factored into those calculations to compensate them for caregiving.
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In cases that pit an individual consumer against a giant company for a modest sum of money, however, it's often not practical for an individual to mount a lawsuit.
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Individual app settingsBesides the settings we've talked about above, you'll find individual apps have notification settings of their own, though this is only available in Android at the moment.
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A new survey by the American Association of Individual Investors showed the percentage of U.S. individual investors expecting a decline in stock prices has hit a three-month high.
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While legal and cultural constraints won't allow for universal policy along these lines, Dennedy feels these individual data currency engines will provide massive business value while honoring individual control.
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You can't set individual permissions for individual accounts, which means this is a bit more tricky to make use of if you've got two children of very different ages.
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These are movies about complicated men that raise questions about violence and legacy and their weight on the psyche of both an individual and the society that individual represents.
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More admits that the resulting brain scans could help future scientists reconstruct an individual, but many Alcor members argue that it would be a mere copy of that individual.
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Madison was concerned that individual rights could be threatened by a "tyranny of the majority," and saw laws guaranteeing individual rights as "paper barriers" that offered no real protection.
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"It's the market reforms that on the individual market literally have caused, in Wisconsin, individual rates to double and triple, out-of-pocket maximums to also skyrocket," he said.
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Given that many individual investors never even vote their proxies on their individual holdings, this is, to my mind, a huge uptick for corporate oversight versus single-stock ownership.
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The statement did not identify the individual but the headline of the statement referred to the sex video "allegedly involving an individual bearing likeness to a senior cabinet minister".
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With the decline of employer-funded pensions, workers rely more than ever on individual contributions in market-based investments such as individual retirement accounts, employer-sponsored retirement accounts — e.g.
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Hastert admitted to paying $1.7 million in cash to an individual he had known for decades to buy that person's silence and compensate for past misconduct toward that individual.
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The Hill's Ben Kamisar outlines five of their platforms: Individual freedom: The idea of individual freedom defines the libertarian movement -- it's the party of limited government, in all forms.
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Here's the thing: I think that there has been and there still is the possibility to win individual legislative victories, and I think individual legislative victories should be pursued.
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He is tied for the most individual immunity wins in a single season (five) and has won more individual challenges overall than any other competitor in the show's history.
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The proposals treat several significant tax policies differently: individual tax rates, the alternative minimum tax, the mortgage interest deduction, the estate tax and the repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate.
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"Individual consumers cannot change the way the global economy operates on their own, but many of the interventions proposed in this report rely on individual action," the report reads.
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IOC President Thomas Bach said at the time that the decision balanced "the desire and need for collective responsibility versus the right to individual justice of every individual athlete".
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Five-times Olympian Phelps, the most decorated athlete of all time, is set to compete in three individual events — the 100 and 200 meters butterfly and 200 individual medley.
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The percentage of U.S. individual investors expecting a decline in stock prices has hit a three-month high, according to the American Association of Individual Investors' weekly sentiment survey.
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That means starting next year, an individual would need their total deductions to exceed $693,269, the tax bill's new standard deduction for individual taxpayers, up from the current $275,2000.
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Well, remember, ACE applies only to individual power plants (coal plants, mostly), and the only way to improve the emissions performance of individual power plants is through efficiency upgrades.
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William Holman who served back in the 1800s, allows an individual congressperson to propose an amendment to an appropriations bill that singles out an individual government employee or program.
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It also increases the exemption amounts for the individual alternative minimum tax and estate tax, eliminates the ObamaCare individual mandate and limits deductions for state, local and property taxes.
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In each instance, once Ring was made aware of the alleged conduct, Ring promptly investigated the incident, and after determining that the individual violated company policy, terminated the individual.
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What was abandoned is the forte of painting as the medium of creative solitude: the individual artist engaging the individual viewer with stroke-by-stroke intimacy and nuanced eloquence.
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"An example would be a direct violent threat against an individual that we wouldn't leave on the platform because of the danger it poses to that individual," she said.
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The only person who can release that information publicly is the individual or their attorney, but without documentation the public would have to take the individual at their word.
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It's the catch-22 of identifying with anything edgy, cool, or individual: At some inevitable saturation point, that edgy, cool, and individual thing becomes mainstream, played out, and boring.
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You⊂_ヽ ＼＼ are ＼( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) > ⌒ヽ / へ＼ / / ＼＼Individual 1!
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" He continued, "Individual parties -- foreign governments, NGOs, etc.
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Mattis was — and is — an incredibly stoic individual.
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I want the trilogy to be something that can be heard from start to finish with an arc, but also an appreciation for each individual song on each individual record.
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It lacked key details, but it centered on lowering the tax rate on corporations and businesses to 15 percent, reducing individual rates, and doubling the standard deduction for individual taxpayers.
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While individual taxpayers are currently ineligible for the program, the Wall Street Journal reports that "eventually" individual filers will be able to use the program to pay taxes as well.
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The question of where religious freedom ends and where individual rights begin is a thorny one, because of the necessity of both preserving individual liberty and protecting citizens from discrimination.
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It's also possible that an individual bought the ads and that America Progress Now is not a political group, but an individual would still have to register with the FEC.
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Trump could direct the IRS to change enforcement priorities, for example by deemphasizing the employer or individual mandates or changing what counts as a "hardship exemption" to the individual mandate.
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The ACA's answer to this was the individual mandate: Require everybody to buy insurance through the individual mandate, putting the young, old, sick, and healthy into the same risk pool.
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A great individual in a culture obsessed with the individual, despite the fact that, against all the odds, it was an unheralded collective – Leicester City – that won last time round.
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All five of them have created individual GoFundMe pages, where each individual will highlight an athlete, share their story, and expenses needed to get them to the Games this year.
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"The human error was that the individual who's responsible for communicating in the organization to apply the patch, did not," Smith, who did not name this individual, told the committee.
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For now, other countries, individual states, individual cities, and corporations like Kellogg and Cargill—as well as those like O'Toole—plan to continue enacting policies that will benefit the environment.
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The difference between then and now is that Obamacare filled out a nearly empty individual market, whereas Trumpcare will upend the much more populated individual market he inherited from Obamacare.
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With this data, we will then have created the capability to identify each individual in our society through his or her digital and physical coordinates and their individual psychographic profile.
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An individual with self-only coverage under a high deductible plan can save up to $3,450 in 2018, while an individual with family coverage can kick in up to $6,900.
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The president interjected himself in the debate again Monday by proposing that legislation include repeal of ObamaCare's individual insurance mandate and lower the top individual tax rate to 35 percent.
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S&P said "the key difference" between its estimates and the CBO's is how much the individual mandate is seen as driving enrollment in either individual health plans or Medicaid.
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Some conservatives are still calling on leadership to include a repeal of the health insurance individual mandate, which they argue would allow the party to cut individual taxes even further.
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With a win in the 23-meter individual medley, Michael Phelps earned his thirteenth individual gold medal, surpassing Leonidas of Rhodes, who won 63 gold medals in the ancient Olympics.
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Average wedding cost (USD): $8,600Average yearly individual salary (USD): $Amount of couples who go into wedding debt: 39%Weddings in Mexico cost almost as much as the annual individual salary.
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Now that the GOP tax law has repealed the individual mandate penalty, insurance experts and Democrats say there's no incentive for young, healthy people to stay in the individual market.
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Insurers are afraid of a deteriorating market for individual coverage, fueled by the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate as well as regulatory changes from the Trump administration.
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By placing the pentacle atop the demon, you were asking for protection from that evil; by placing the symbol alongside an individual, you were asking for protection for that individual.
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One of the weirdest things about the NFL's list was the inclusion of so many games where individual players broke individual records, as opposed to iconic performances from those players.
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I try to take great individual pictures, but most important to me is how the individual image can create a broad-reaching and unexpected, yet coherent, interpretation of the world.
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"I am aware that an individual has been arrested in Whitehall today and that that individual has been arrested on the basis of a terrorism charge," May told Sky News.
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"I started in Queens so it's local, local, local," said Ms. Schneps-Yunis, who publishes editions of The Courier devoted to individual ZIP codes and geared to individual apartment complexes.
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Of course, each individual American household is also just a small group of people in a big country and the direct impact on individual human beings can still be large.
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Moreover, the upheavals in the individual insurance market that will follow the repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate will come soon, and all polling suggests Republicans will be blamed for them.
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While approving remote work might normally be up to individual managers, there's a good chance that in this situation your company doesn't want individual managers undermining its virus prevention efforts.
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That means changing DNA in the cells of an individual, not in a way that becomes heritable by future generations, but just in a way that affects that individual patient.
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He believed that with the individual opportunity that freedom creates there comes individual responsibility to create more opportunity as a teacher, a physician, a banker, an inventor, or an employer.
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This observance varies widely by parish and from individual to individual — some Catholics fast from meat every Friday throughout the year, in a mini-observance of Jesus's death every week.
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He also set world records in the individual medley, and from 22011 through 21941, when he retired from swimming, he won 143 national championships in backstroke, individual medley and freestyle.
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Hosszu, the 'Iron Lady' who withdrew from the 200 butterfly earlier on Tuesday to prepare for the individual medley final, is entered in one more individual event, the 200 backstroke.
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The best way to make the individual market stronger is cooperation that advances meaningful, lasting reform and I am committed to building a bipartisan consensus to improve the individual marketplaces.
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This sort of stem cell transplant isn't a brand-new idea by any stretch, but it's come with the same caveat that plagues any sort of individual to individual transplant.
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Hastert "told Individual A to lie down on the bed and take off his underwear" and "began massaging Individual A's groin area": It became clear to Individual A that defendant [Hastert] was not touching him in a therapeutic manner to address a wrestling injury but was touching him in an inappropriate sexual way.
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"It's a multiplier, and it's unique to the individual, because if one individual might be able to, say, spend 22014 minutes outside before they sunburn, their SPF 213 product, for instance, is going to protect them for longer than it would an individual who burns after 153 minutes with sun exposure," she added.
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Pessimism among individual investors has hit its highest level since U.S. President Donald Trump secured election victory in November, according to a survey from the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII).
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It showed that banning a space rather than an individual can both reduce the amount of hate speech on a platform, and the amount of hate speech an individual participates in.
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Five-time Olympic gold medalist Lochte will swim the 400m individual medley as reigning Olympic champion, plus the 100m and 200m freestyle, 200m backstroke, 503m butterfly and the 200m individual medley.
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Westling asked how an individual would know that they needed to report a mortgage owned by a corporate entity; Brennan said the application asked about any loans that an individual guaranteed.
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In essence, where the rest of the film industry built a business model dependent on individual movie franchises, Disney has built its film business by making its franchises into individual ministudios.
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It also told the Independent the account is run by "an individual living in London," so it's mostly been talked about as if it's the brainchild of a single, quirky individual.
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"We are individual athletes working for an individual goal but sometimes I think we're more team-like than actual team sports because of how much we support each other," she added.
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And, as you know, and from what I understand, Gab went back to the individual that had posted that content, and that individual voluntarily, if you will, took down that content.
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The question is, does it work for the other individual Republican candidates in individual races, such as Barbara Comstock running in northern Virginia, where she is in a very tight race.
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The seemingly contradictory research findings about these nutrients may be due, in part, to individual genetic variation that dictate the response of an individual, rather than a group, to these nutrients.
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Differential privacy works by algorithmically scrambling individual user data so that it cannot be traced back to the individual and then analyzing the data in bulk for large-scale trend patterns.
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It allows data to be analyzed in aggregate but injects noise into the data being pulled off individual devices, so individual privacy does not suffer as data is processed in bulk.
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The product launched back in October 2013, beginning first with My Stories that allowed individual Snapchat users to stitch together individual photos and videos that would last only 24 hours each.
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"One of the real virtues of repealing the individual mandate, number one, [is] every Republican in the Senate has voted to repeal the individual mandate, 85033 percent of us," Cruz argued.
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The GOP has demonstrated their commitment to individual choice by zeroing out the individual mandate, repealing the Independent Payment Advisory Board and expanding access to short-term and association health plans.
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"It is highly likely that the brain of a gender fluid or trans individual will be different from a cisgender individual," Rippon says, because the brain changes to reflect our experience.
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In Colorado in 6900, premiums for people with pre-existing conditions were set at 2628 percent of the average individual market premium for the most popular policies in the individual market.
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They are supposed to be customized to meet an individual patient's needs when an approved product cannot, but many pharmacies are engaging in mass-production of drugs without obtaining individual prescriptions.
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"In order to predicate a domestic terrorism investigation of an individual, the FBI must have information that the individual is perpetuating violent, criminal actions in furtherance of an ideology," McGarrity explained.
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"Fixing the individual market, fixing the Affordable Care Act and possibly getting to some new model of delivery for the individual marketplace will evolve so that sustainability is created," he said.
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"It has a significant individual, societal and economic burden and on an individual level knee osteoarthritis causes loss of function, reduced quality of life, and psychological distress," Bennell said by email.
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The freedom our motto demands extends far beyond the individual creative articulation: the exchange of ideas in a larger, pluralistic, international context is what endows the individual voices with cultural significance.
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In May, Australian retailer Woolworths was dragged for selling bananas in plastic boxes and, a few years ago, Del Monte was roundly criticized for putting individual bananas inside individual plastic bags.
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COHEN asked Individual 1 about the possibility of Individual 1 traveling to Russia in connection with the Moscow Project, and asked a senior campaign official about potential business travel to Russia.
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At 14 nanometers, the individual parts that make up that chip are smaller than a typical virus particle and similar in size to the outer cell wall of an individual germ.
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"One of the real virtues of repealing the individual mandate, number one, [is] every Republican in the Senate has voted to repeal the individual mandate, 100 percent of us," Cruz said.
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Those companies include major platforms like Google and Facebook, smaller companies you've never heard of that act as analytics providers and advertising intermediaries, and the individual companies that place individual advertisements.
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The Justice Department had asked for the redaction, saying it was needed "to protect the privacy of one individual discussed in the report — an individual who is not Judge Brett Kavanaugh."
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"How do you feel that they are un-self aware, and we can almost go individual by individual" actor Zach Woods said sarcastically, referring to audience members who work in tech.
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Because of this large amount of missing data on the drug associated with individual payments, CNN and the Harvard researchers decided to focus on opioid manufacturers themselves rather than individual drugs.
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"We would oppose an approach that eliminates the individual coverage requirement, does not offer continuous coverage solutions, and does not include measures to immediately stabilize the individual market," the group wrote.
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But other professionals, such as brokers, have traditionally been subject to what is called a suitability standard, which means products sold to the individual must only be appropriate for the individual.
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The first is individual empowerment through "data fiduciaries," who are similar to financial fiduciaries in that their primary allegiance is to the individual and require explicit consent for sharing personal data.
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Those include hiring employees, discharging employees, determining individual employee rates of pay and benefits, day-to-day supervision of employees, assigning individual work schedules, positions and tasks, or administering employee discipline.
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"While the effects of individual policy actions are amplified through positive cross-border spillovers, any possible negative cross-border spillovers arising from individual policy actions should also be considered," it says.
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The elements include (1) a tax deficiency that (2) the individual willfully failed to pay and (3) upon which the individual engaged in an affirmative act of evasion or attempted evasion.
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We're not dismembering an individual — that would be immoral!
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" He later continued, "For this individual, he's a gameshow.
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" Someone during your individual beam event yelled "Finish strong!
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They … want to disrupt us and harm individual reporters.
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It can be $703,000 average per individual — per group.
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" Obama described the Dallas shooter as a "demented individual.
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" Szalai observed that the chickens have "really individual faces.
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"There's so much talk about the individual, " she says.
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" The individual replied to the last message, "Pretty standard.
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Every individual creature in a species — times one million.
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" DeVos continued, "It does come down to individual kids.
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She's the Speaker — that individual serves at her caucus.
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It was just him — an individual, a sick person.
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If your worldview is premised—and I'm simplifying dramatically here—on the primacy of the individual, on individual liberty, on individual privacy, on the belief that human beings generally do well if they're left to their own devices…[then] there is undoubtedly a tension between that worldview and the more collectivist politics of belonging.
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"[The driver] says that as he picked up one individual, the individual sat in the rear passenger side of the SUV while a second companion to that individual came around the driver's side, around the back, and immediately began opening fire into the back seat where his companion was and shot him," Gonzales said.
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From a privacy point of view, as well as local processing, he says all the tracking is anonymous, so VergeSense is not tying analytics to individual identities or otherwise harvesting individual identities.
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It doesn't really matter, because Facebook's version of Storiesâ€"and with it, we should note, a very snap-like individual-to-individual sharing featureâ€"is purely a brute-force assault on Snapchat.
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But now you have individual workers, individual students, taking on this burden of making themselves into the workers the economy needs them to be and taking on all the expenses of that.
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I want to be able to look at each tribe as a whole and then zero in on their individual faces and then realize the teeny tiny touches that make them individual.
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"I think what the court said about there being an individual right is in line with constitutional thinking," Clinton said about two weeks ago on "Fox News Sunday," affirming individual gun rights.
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As anyone with a muffin top can testify, it's not really a matter of the calories in each individual muffin that counts—it's the amount of those individual muffins that you eat.
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Most importantly, the "Favorites" section and "Spotlight" feed have both been ported over, allowing the user to create individual playlists and also watch videos curated according to his or her individual taste.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that 13 million people would lose coverage if the individual mandate were repealed, and that premiums in the individual market would rise by an additional 10 percent.
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Aetna said last month it would exit Iowa's Obamacare-compliant individual insurance market in 2018 and it was still evaluating other remaining individual insurance markets, citing financial risk and the uncertain outlook.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The percentage of U.S. individual investors expecting a decline in stock prices has hit a three-month high, according to the American Association of Individual Investors' weekly sentiment survey.
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These proprietary platforms will collect data from individual farms and process them in the cloud, allowing for the farm's history, the known behaviour of individual crops strains and the local weather forecast.
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The notion of democratic participation was formed in the Renaissance, and founded upon a naive idea of individual participation, which Rushkoff felt worked against the individual by ceding power to central authorities.
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"While we are pleased that some steps have been taken to address the long-term challenges all health plans serving the Individual market are facing, the Individual market remains volatile," Anthem said.
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Bagley would go to the bank along with a separate unnamed individual where he withdrew 90 percent of the funds by way of a cashier's check meant for the second unnamed individual.
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The observance of this varies widely by parish and from individual to individual — some Catholics fast from meat every Friday throughout the year, in a mini-observance of Jesus's death every week.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that in the next decade, premiums for plans on the individual marketplace will increase 22017 percent most years, as a result of the individual mandate repeal.
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Aurora is a scheduling system that ties into the Mesos framework, a service that helps abstract individual servers away so developers and admins can treat clusters just like they would individual machines.
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The bill sunsets the individual tax breaks at the end of 2025 and Republicans also repealed the individual mandate -- a key part of the Affordable Care Act -- to help finance the bill.
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Clinical depression is associated with distinct impairment (such as "absenteeism" with the individual unable to get to work, or "presenteeism" where the individual gets to work but the depression compromises their performance).
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Individual schools also get to select the duration of data storage, though in most cases, Flynn said, the system won't be saving individual faces as it scans students moving about the school.
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Barber posited that classical liberalism's single-minded emphasis on maximizing individual freedom was an extreme reaction to the oppressive restrictions on individual liberty under feudalism, a system the Swiss never directly experienced.
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An Amazon spokesperson told CNBC it was supporting the individual who is in quarantine and asked anyone who was in contact with the individual to stay home with pay for two weeks.
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After the modern world embraced the concept of "individual sovereignty," however, the role of the res publica had to be reconceptualized as the primary means to help citizens realize their individual freedom.
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Whether an individual should borrow from one asset to invest in another seems to depend on their individual financial situation, age and goals, says Lyn Alden, founder of Lyn Alden Investment Strategy.
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"A lot of times when the individual applies we have to rely on the individual to get the information from the medical examiner's office -- and the death certificate," the FEMA official said.
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Cole also said that it would be tricky to cut taxes for "pass through" businesses whose income is taxed through the individual tax code without making other changes to the individual code.
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"To some extent, we are playing whack-a-mole, but we are whacking a lot of moles right now, and we're putting out individual guidances that relate to individual abuses," Gottlieb said.
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"In each instance, once Ring was made aware of the alleged conduct, Ring promptly investigated the incident, and after determining that the individual violated company policy, terminated the individual," the letter adds.
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Individual progressives may differ on individual planks in the platform, but are blood brothers and sisters on the big things that separate Democrats and liberals from President Trump and Republicans in Congress.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that 21.3 million people would lose coverage if the individual mandate were repealed, and that premiums in the individual market would rise by an additional 10 percent.
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If it were the case that individual bad actions done by individual bad agents led to children's deaths, the problem would actually be easier to solve: get rid of the bad agents.
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"There was one individual over the other, for example: The head of the individual on the chest of the other, the hands of one individual under the other's back, the baby on the body of another," Jimena Rivera, director of the Project of Excavation and Archaeological Salvage at the Pontifical University of Mexico, told Mexican website Noticieros Televisa.
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"That sequence of events seemed to support Mr. Ball's claim that the complaint emanated from one individual, and that individual bore a grudge against him and was persecuting him, that the complaint was false, but that the individual had nonetheless profited from the complaint by selling his story," Charles said in a statement to the inquiry.
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And yes, another moment of mistakenly focusing on individual cases and individual motives and individual protests instead of recognizing that what we are witnessing in a wave of actions rippling across the country is an exhaling — a primal scream, I would venture — of cumulative cultural injury and a frantic attempt to stanch the bleeding from multiplying wounds.
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