It aimed to move the audience but also instruct them.
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Instruct — specifically help your child develop and master the habit.
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The prefix also stood for individual, instruct, inform, and inspire.
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BUSINESS theorists routinely instruct managers to look over the horizon.
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Social work professors instruct college students in the subject matter.
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These professors instruct college students in philosophy and religion courses.
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These professors instruct college students in anthropological and archeological studies.
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"Except when I need to instruct my children," Rich said.
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Xudu and Benyan instruct me to get into the car.
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"McDonnell says you cannot instruct that way," Mr. Molo said.
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Trump's executive order will instruct federal agencies to review those waivers.
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The updated guidelines also instruct doctors on what not to do.
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They cannot even instruct an old man to wear a condom.
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They'll advise, instruct and guide you to your best pitch possible.
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Accordingly, his books were intended to instruct even as they amused.
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Accordingly, his books were designed to instruct even as they amused.
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Numerous articles instruct people on how to put down their phones.
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Maybe the Blacksonian doesn't instruct you on where next to graze.
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How do you instruct the police to behave in these situations?
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They instruct infected cells to kill themselves and slow down an infection.
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Several documents instruct social media NCOs to post pictures of NYPD officers.
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You'd instruct the network to route your money through your existing connections.
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Sooner or later, he imagined he'd instruct Tapia on the proper fundamentals.
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Cohen has said Trump did not instruct him to make the payment.
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He has said Trump did not instruct him to make the payment.
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These greetings could instruct users how to get started using the bot.
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Hough made sure not to instruct him to throw a certain way.
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In order to balance its innate narcissism, a memoir ought to instruct.
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"In this case, the dead did instruct the living," Dr. Pallen said.
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And I'm going to instruct her not to answer," Wilkinson said. "Objection.
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Maybe he will instruct the next FBI director to look into it.
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He can instruct his compliant supreme court to overrule the assembly as required.
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Powerful Communist Party committees typically instruct judges how to rule in sensitive cases.
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We instruct the public that if they see something, they should say something.
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Instruct your guests to squeeze the lemon over their lobster and enjoy immediately.
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During the journey members of the organization instruct the migrants about their rights.
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The guidelines instruct raters to rate the video with the highest possible quality.
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I'm not surprised when my friends' voicemail messages instruct callers to text instead.
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He travelled around the USA and Europe to instruct therapists on MDMA therapy.
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Instruct your IRA custodian to transfer from your IRA directly to the charity.
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"We do not instruct manufacturers on how they price their products," Merlo wrote.
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That is — did the president instruct General Flynn to talk to the ambassador?
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U.S. District Judge Andrew Carter is expected to instruct the jury on Wednesday.
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They would instruct you to buy over-the-counter medicines from the commissary.
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Cuomo would need to do is instruct Commissioner Boone to follow the law.
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Some of China's institutional investors are also using WeChat to instruct their brokers.
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In fact, a judge will specially instruct the jury not to do so.
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When you get the urge to correct, to teach, to instruct, to enlighten -- don't.
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You can also instruct Google to delete any data that you don't want shared.
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Both letters instruct the company not to turn over the content of those accounts.
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Trainers will frequently instruct people to perform what is known as a sternum rub.
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You can also set up emergency contacts, and instruct the phone to detect falls.
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I will instruct every federal agency that the persecution of religious liberty ends today.
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Departments should instruct officers to record the overwhelming majority of public interactions, Yu proposed.
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They did instruct him to fire several warning bursts with his underwing cannon pods.
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They also must instruct their Depository Trust Company to take actions on their behalf.
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He now controls the party's National Executive Committee, which can instruct Zuma to resign.
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The city has not been evacuated, and authorities instruct residents to shelter in place.
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Most conditioners instruct you to use a gumball or quarter-sized amount of product.
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He easily gets online and uses voice recognition and dictation to instruct his devices.
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Instruct them to divvy up their birthday gifts, Christmas gifts, summer job money, etc.
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What to watch Wednesday: The Senate is expected to vote to instruct its conferees.
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She also advises parents to instruct their children to avoid scratching around the anus.
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U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan will then instruct jurors before they begin their deliberations.
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The report said Trump told McGahn to instruct the Justice Department to fire Mueller.
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The president can instruct executive branch agencies to shield key evidence if he chooses.
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Parliament can change the law and instruct the prime minister to seek another extension.
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The minority party typically offers motions to instruct in an attempt to message. Rep.
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Did he ever instruct anyone to get in touch with Mr. Stone about WikiLeaks?
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" On the economic side, he could double down on his plan to "instruct my treasury secretary to label China a currency manipulator" and to "instruct the US trade representative to bring trade cases against China, both in this country and at the WTO.
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Employees have right to instruct the trustee on how to vote on assets of a business, but don't always have the authority to instruct the trustee on sale of stock, though in the least the ESOP would be benefiting from the sale price.
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Apple has yet to instruct Foxconn to move production out of China according to Liu.
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The court ordered 'please instruct your fighters not to do it' and we instructed them.
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In Proverbs 21:1, you instruct us that our leader's heart is in your hands.
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They instruct ICE to work aggressively deputize local law enforcement agents to arrest unauthorized immigrants.
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Rather, the billions of images are used to instruct an algorithm how to identify faces.
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The Assembly should declare the presidency vacant and instruct security forces to restore democratic order.
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The machines are becoming cheaper, safer, more versatile and easier to instruct, notes Mr Chui.
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The big question: Will Carlisle unhitch himself from a tendency to drill-instruct every possession?
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Robson and Safechuck were not in court and did not instruct lawyers to represent them.
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And would Trump be able to "instruct" his attorney general to undertake such an investigation?
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After that suborbital idyll, a recorded voice will instruct them to return to their seats.
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He also said China does not instruct domestic companies to acquire certain projects and technology.
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The problem often isn't teachers' incompetence, it's that they're forced to instruct kids using rubbish.
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What's more, her persecutor had taken care to instruct Yura not to kill Amy's husband.
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Other scenes instruct the player to RIDE, PLEASE, FLEX, WATCH, TEASE, PUNISH, and even SEXT.
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Video: YouTube, EverySteveJobsVideo Besides Internet, Apple's prefix also stood for individual, instruct, inform and inspire.
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Tashiro doesn't spend much time trying to instruct readers on how to overcome their awkwardness.
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Nicholls said another possible approach would be to instruct the liver to make more HDL.
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He was the most articulate, communicative and instruct individual on choreography, lyrics, melodies and dance.
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European and U.S. military trainers are to instruct Tunisian forces on improving electronic surveillance there.
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Instead, it should instruct DoD to mainstream stability ops, possibly in a separate stability command.
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I am going to instruct the U.S. Trade Representative to bring trade cases against China.
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Admittedly, each of those beliefs will inform a person's perspective, but none should instruct it.
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I think the video is a way to simply instruct people what goes on inside.
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I don't know if you know that, but I can instruct you on that situation.
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Q. How would you instruct your police commissioner regarding the use of stop and frisk?
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"Well, I tell people all the time: the history ought to instruct us," he said.
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To Dorothea's consternation, they instruct him in feminism, menstruation, and the importance of the clitoris.
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The simplest is to instruct federal agencies not to follow them once he takes office.
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God clearly wanted to instruct us about how we should live in this life, too.
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Nearby signs instruct users that their searches and printed files are being monitored, he said.
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Kganyago said the public protector had no power to instruct parliament to amend the constitution.
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Western tourists strike macho poses, as older Vietnamese men stand by to instruct and guide.
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I instruct them to imagine they are to adapt the text for the big screen.
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How did you structure things to instruct the audience on the specifics of the job?
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The orders will instruct the Department of the Interior to lift a ban on new coal mining leases on federal lands and will instruct the Environmental Protection Agency to make changes to greenhouse gas emissions curbs on electric utilities, according to the report on Monday.
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They avoid calling the defendant by name and will instruct their witnesses to do the same.
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AI capability on device is able to tell those sounds, and instruct users or trigger events.
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Like all good art, Bechtle's work maintains the ability to instruct, because it somehow rings true.
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He taught me that the market was there not to instruct me, but to serve me.
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He urged the religion to instruct members to report abuse directly to police, not the bishops.
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Berthomet said he's not surprised the force would instruct its officers not to liaise with reporters.
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How can I instruct my partner to do what pleasures me without hurting his/her ego?
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It doesn't instruct the Senate to hold hearing within a specific number of days, for example.
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You can even instruct your missing phone to ring with theme music from the film franchise.
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It will also disable voice-calling and instruct them to use text messaging for any questions.
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Parents instruct the spherical social robot, making it their helper as much as the child's friend.
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Cars still drive on the left, and signs still instruct you to walk on the left.
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Trump will not hesitate to instruct Mueller's supervisor, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, to fire Mueller.
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But it was a beautiful kind of power, because I felt I would instruct people on . . .
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In part, the aim of the compendium was to instruct members of al-Nuwayri's own class.
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Stand in the blazing sun as assistants instruct them to move from one line to another.
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The brand can then pick the creator they want, pay, and instruct them to go live.
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A crowd's reactions can instruct musicians on how to improve the next performance, and the next.
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Trump also doesn't have a single national health service to instruct as many European countries have.
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He moved to Star City, the center of Russian cosmonaut training, outside Moscow, to instruct recruits.
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In Trump's case, he would instruct the trustee to sell his companies at a reasonable pace.
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It would instruct Interior to review the various ways it could take down barriers to drilling.
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Instruct children to tuck their thumbs and use eight fingertips on a line of Braille cells.
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However viewers choose to understand them, the photographs retain their ability to delight, surprise, and instruct.
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Luckily there's an option to instruct characters manually, but it doesn't always select the stats you'd like.
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She called a meeting with administrators, hoping they would instruct the friend to stay away from her.
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The House voted 227-198 to instruct committees to draft legislation by a target date of Jan.
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Newman that he failed to instruct jurors that the government must prove tipsters received a personal benefit.
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They might instruct a broker to sell the pound at $1.20, say, or sell Apple at $200.
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If you try to scroll alone, it'll instruct you to find a friend to do the hunting.
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Some emails might even instruct you to manually reply back with the subject line to request removal.
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Congressional guidelines instruct immigration officials to process most applications within 180 days of when they are filed.
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I would instruct the Department of Justice to investigate them and prosecute any and all criminal violations.
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Suddenly, Secret Service agents instruct everyone to get off the sidewalk as the senator exits the building.
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But she doubled down, turning to Twitter to instruct the magazine's editors on what their readers want.
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Those criteria instruct agencies to keep running programs that are necessary to protect human life and property.
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"One could certainly create annotation guidelines that explicitly instruct workers about gender or racial stereotypes," wrote Hockenmaier.
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His next suggestion, to instruct prosecutors to simply stop trying marijuana cases, went unheeded by the government.
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In performances such as 1 Thing Leads to Another and Mauve Bird, how do you instruct performers?
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There are active shooter trainings all over the country that instruct people to avoid, deny and defend.
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The masks covered only their mouths, whereas safety demonstrations instruct passengers to cover their nose and mouth.
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Her brother-in-law Gianluca Palaia began calling to instruct her in how to end her collaboration.
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To meet the demand of teachers, Lopez said, local police officers have offered to help instruct courses.
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Because our urine is full of toxins, the signs in the bathroom instruct patients to flush twice.
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Training manuals for the IRS instruct agents how to gain access to email to investigate American citizens.
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To improve the monitoring, the government plans to instruct patients to call after taking their daily doses.
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At one point a uniformed official appears to instruct the masked whipper where to land the blow.
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The court will instruct the jury that the cooperator's testimony needs to be scrutinized with particular care.
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We really hope The Black Futures Project will instruct future generations about this moment in Black culture.
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Guidelines for policing hate speech in Myanmar instruct moderators not to remove posts supporting Ma Ba Tha.
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Even so, some leading ultra-Orthodox rabbis have begun to instruct their followers to obey government restrictions.
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What's more, your emotions don't come with toggle switches: nobody can instruct you on how to feel.
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Some of the most interesting parts of this book concern another group Gandhi sought to instruct: women.
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Usually, the authorities conclude there was no good reason for the divorce and instruct them to reunite.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee requested that Trump instruct the FBI to conduct a supplemental investigation after Sen.
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Assange said he could not hear in the dock and was unable to instruct his legal team.
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Apostolic Exhortations are used to instruct and encourage the Catholic faithful but do not define Church doctrine.
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Yet it is striking to note what this style of analysis would instruct investors to buy instead.
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The software would instruct the pollution control equipment to fully deploy only when a test was underway.
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Third, President Trump can instruct the Department of Justice to advance religious freedom protection in court cases.
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But Mr. Cohen said that Mr. Trump did not explicitly instruct him to lie about the matter.
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I wanted to instruct the jury on where MacDonald's crime fit, in the grand spectrum of crime.
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"Every day, I instruct my employees to scrupulously observe California's laws and regulations regarding cannabis," DeAngelo said.
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South Carolina law says that a judge can only once instruct the jury to return to deliberate more.
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We do not insert stories artificially into trending topics, and do not instruct our reviewers to do so.
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There's no historical framework to instruct us for whether we should grant conscious, sapient robots personhood and citizenship.
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The juror who made the report wanted the judge to instruct the jurors not to discuss the case.
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It wouldn't take much work with the computer to instruct the ankle actuator to operate with more power.
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In theory that title confers the right to direct, to make decisions, to organize and instruct and discipline.
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"We want to be able to instruct it very quickly in natural language what to do," says Scheutz.
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Facebook will still retain that information for a short time after you instruct the company to delete it.
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" The brand also explains that product labels do "instruct guys to discontinue use if they experience any irritation.
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It suggests a new body — which it's dubbed the Digital Authority — be established to "instruct and coordinate regulators".
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I think it's incredibly arrogant of the department to try to instruct him as to what to say.
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McKissic called for the body to instruct the committee to reconsider, which would require a two-thirds majority.
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Some speed-reading systems, for example, instruct people to focus only on the beginnings of paragraphs and chapters.
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What if it's a person willing to take the time to look at a template and instruct alterations?
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"The president did not instruct me to kill and kill," national police chief Ronald dela Rosa told reporters.
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In addition to that move, senators approved two motions to instruct conferees, which are nonbinding directions to negotiators.
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Total employed in the US: 9,200What they do, according to O*NET: Preschool teachers instruct preschool-aged children.
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Therefore, I instruct you to no longer purchase defense or aerospace companies as part of my financial holdings.
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And recipes that instruct the cook to remove the skin are to be laughed out of the kitchen.
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In one key scene, Deckard uses verbal commands to instruct a machine to zoom in on a photograph.
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Image: GizmodoHexadecimal format allows us to instruct a computer to display a color using three or six characters.
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The group's letter concludes by asking Trump to unblock the accounts or instruct his aides to do so.
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"President Trump thinks that [he] can order to OPEC and instruct to OPEC to do something," he said.
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Some furloughed workers also manned tables to help instruct their colleagues about options to weather the financial drought.
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It's a didactic display, but one that doesn't instruct as much as provide scientific context for these paintings.
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Here's how it will work:They will instruct a person or group to go home or leave an area.
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Moderna specializes in messenger RNA, or mRNA, therapies, which instruct patients' bodies to produce immune responses to diseases.
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Earlier this year, pilot driver's education programs were scrambling to find qualified women to instruct their Saudi sisters.
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He uses code to instruct the whirs and clunks of the machine to synchronize in a rhythmic way.
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The President, however, has issued a raft of contradictory directives that ultimately instruct the government to do neither.
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Judges often instruct juries that science has not yet developed a way to look inside a person's mind.
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In one instance, McGahn refused Trump's order to instruct the Justice Department to fire special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The screenwriters, Matthew Michael Carnahan and Matthew Sand, have designed the dialogue both to instruct and to overwhelm.
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They then instruct handlers to reel balloons lower or higher based on changing wind conditions, Chief Harrison said.
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And they instruct Mormon leaders to have a parent or another adult close by when interviewing young people.
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Indeed, I found that when experts instruct parents to economize, they force families into three common moral traps.
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Indeed, I found that when experts instruct parents to economize, they force families into three common moral traps.
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Also instruct them to go to a police officer or identified volunteer and ask for help if that happens.
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The device will instruct users to expose the person's chest and attach sticky pads with electric sensors to it.
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The first are ones that essentially instruct May's government on what Parliament wants to see in any Brexit deal.
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Lynda: Lynda Weinman started as a teacher in need of tools to instruct web designers in the late 1990s.
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" During the drive, they instruct her to "pull over right up here" before George exclaims, "Oh no, it's gone.
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I will instruct the Department of Justice to open an investigation into Planned Parenthood and prosecute any criminal violations.
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You can instruct employees to be sensitive to how their colleagues feel and to notice when someone seems upset.
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Germany literally had to ban the toy and instruct parents to destroy it to get rid of the risk.
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Traditionally, the White House, and not the Senate, would be required to instruct the FBI to conduct an investigation.
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FIDA lawyers help the women prepare their court documents and meet them after each hearing to instruct them further.
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He should also instruct the IRS to enforce the individual mandate, since his January executive order creates needless ambiguity.
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Aso has the power as finance minister to instruct the Bank of Japan to intervene in the currency market.
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"I think it's incredibly arrogant of the department to try to instruct him in what to say," Nadler added.
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He added that "fears of being criticized publicly or repudiated against" can distort what teachers ultimately choose to instruct.
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The girls alleged Backpage's rules were intended to instruct pimps how to post trafficking ads that evade law enforcement.
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For older rules, Trump can instruct agencies to revisit the regulations or provide guidance to not prioritize their enforcement.
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Indeed, Kim has had his Korean Workers' Party instruct the North Korean elites that there will be no denuclearization.
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It should also instruct USAID to support DoD in making national security generally, and stabilization specifically, its top priority.
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It also said it would instruct Customs and Border Protection to collect cash deposits from importers of such steel.
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In 2003, food writer Carolynn Carreño described having to instruct LA bartenders in the art of making a michelada.
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Under this approach, they could use their access to venture into the West Wing to instruct the president's staff.
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The House of Representatives voted 227-198 to instruct committees to draft legislation by a target date of Jan.
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Mr. Weah should instruct the finance ministry to allocate funds only to government entities with an approved procurement plan.
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But if you meet the criteria for possible coronavirus, a healthcare provider may instruct you to do wear one.
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The advisory, the department's most serious warning, will also instruct Americans not to travel abroad, according to the report.
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Bielema said Arkansas has had 84 inquiries about its staff leaving campus to instruct players at a satellite camp.
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Here senior US soldiers, such as Staff Sergeant Jamah Figaro, instruct Ukrainian officers on how to train their troops.
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Alarm systems are also used to alert personnel on base to incoming fire and instruct them to take cover.
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"If it goes unaddressed ... who's to say (you) can't instruct runners to do the same going forward," Farrell said.
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Judge Castel's decision whether to instruct the jury that the relationship must be "meaningfully close" might tip the scales.
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Just over half of the states have enacted measures that instruct electors to vote for their party's designated candidate.
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Is it one that can inspire and instruct the audience on how to move beyond national and international politicking?
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The resolution has to include "reconciliation instructions," which instruct specific committees to draw up legislation on a given topic.
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Aunts instruct handmaids to fulfill their childbearing duties for Commanders and their Wives, and also guard Unwomen in the Colonies.
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Schoolchildren learn about the Holocaust, and Germany is promising classes to instruct new arrivals in its standards, customs and beliefs.
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But in a strongly-worded judgment, they also criticized SFO's decision to instruct Saul Haydon Rowe as a court witness.
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Only you had the insight to instruct us, the savage and dumb, in the more civilized ways of the world.
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" Its community guidelines also instruct users to "help us stay spam-free by not artificially collecting likes, followers, or shares.
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Finally, add a pinch of new DNA to taste, to instruct the gloop which proteins it is supposed to produce.
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Before any move, I'll instruct you to hug your baby to your spine, and activate and lift your pelvic floor.
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It's an advisory measure to instruct the legislature to seek all efforts to overturn the Supreme Court's campaign finance ruling.
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"We hold workshops where we instruct people on how to make them and we also have YouTube tutorials," says Christensen.
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The theatrical natures of people like Gaga, Almodovar, or Freddy Mercury tend to instruct my work more than other photographers.
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These cells then instruct T-cells to attack tumors in a person's body, like generals instructing soldiers how to fight.
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Only 10 percent said they know how to instruct their patients on the best way to reduce their chemical exposure.
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Assiduous teachers in Malaysia and China may instruct students online on days when the smog keeps them away from school.
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Instead she would instruct the women on jujitsu-style moves, including how to break free when an attacker grabs them.
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But it's no free pass for bringing pain into the lives of children he was paid to instruct and inspire.
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Also, Senator Hatch will be on the ground for a lot of things to help instruct people on political things.
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"I write to strongly protest your decision to instruct Sinclair's ABC affiliates to preempt this evening's Nightline program," McCain wrote.
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Wearers can instruct Alexa to make a call, set reminders on their phone, or play a podcast, among other things.
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Hired help might be illiterate, so one should be certain to instruct staff verbally rather than with a printed schedule.
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She would instruct him to "get that spot out of that rug" and then do it herself if he failed.
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"You can tell that Andre had solid vets teach him and instruct him the ways about being professional," Collins said.
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"We do not insert stories artificially into trending topics, and do not instruct our reviewers to do so," he said.
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For him, the Lodge spirits come out in person and instruct him to buy the pie that saves his life.
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The memos are guidance to instruct agents in the field to implement two executive orders signed by Trump on Jan.
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Lincoln, the foremost exemplar of prudence in American political history, can instruct today's voters in both ends of that continuum.
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To instruct us on the possible impact of a revolt from the left, we can look to Chicago in 1968.
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With their perpetual youth, innocence, hope and idealism, they instruct me to believe that the world can actually be changed.
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When they attend elementary school and the teachers instruct them to write letters to Santa, they won't feel left out.
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It could signal that it will instruct the I.R.S. to continue enforcing tax penalties for Americans who lack health insurance.
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Tickets list a hearing date and instruct owners to fix the violation and certify the correction in a timely manner.
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"The teachers are trained to instruct the students to use their backpacks as a shield to protect themselves," Gulla continued.
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Ultimately, the success of these more moderate Democratic candidates should instruct the party's nominations and agenda leading up to November.
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If the president did not instruct him to take an action that would hinder the investigation, he should say so.
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Professor Gorsuch seemingly opted not to instruct his students on how to address or correct illegal questioning in job interviews.
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If you want tougher sentences during the playoffs, have the GMs and owner instruct the DoPS to call it that way.
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"Scientists onboard [the research ships] instruct the ROV pilots," who are controlling and manipulating the robots under the ocean, Moran said.
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In fact, internal Justice Department policies specifically instruct US attorneys to be extremely tight-lipped in public regarding ongoing criminal investigations.
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The music mode helps amplify low notes Rakowski can't hear otherwise, while the standard mode helps her to instruct her students.
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Or what about being able to instruct "Beeb" to play some suitably soothing or dramatic sound effects to entertain your kids?
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The directions instruct you to attach the kickstand, probably to build you up before knocking you down later with harder tasks.
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He could also instruct the IRS not to enforce the fine for those who do not buy insurance (the "individual mandate").
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I admit that I am perplexed by the absence of classes meant to instruct us in writing white middle-class ennui.
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But at some point they'll have to stop rewriting the models and instruct the algorithm to ask the customer for clarification.
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Then throw in two models, instruct them to sexy-fight, and it's a party worthy of oligarchs and Vince McMahon alike!
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Median salary: $81,430Math importance level: 25These college teachers and professors instruct students in political science, international affairs and international relations courses.
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Median salary: $231,910Math importance level: 25These teachers and professors instruct undergrad and graduate-level students in law and legal writing courses.
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Trump, for example, could instruct the Justice Department not to charge people for violating of the Gun Free School Zones Act.
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"The president could instruct the Commerce Department to rewrite the regulations to make it subject to a countervailing duty," Hufbauer says.
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A photo from Flight 1380 showed passengers wearing oxygen masks over their mouths, but not their noses as flight attendants instruct.
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And, as part of that move, Trump will instruct agencies to allow more sales of cheaper, and less comprehensive, health plans.
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Beltran occasionally grabbed a bat and positioned his feet as if in the batter's box, to instruct Hicks on his approach.
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The order itself won't nix the rule, but it will instruct regulators to reconsider it, and, thus, effectively kill it later.
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Now pretend that I also instruct you to take another 10 dollars of your own money and make a second bet.
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Kopchinski has denied this claim, but power-plant engineers reported that he called to instruct them to continue the safety test.
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Blind faith in religion and country manifests in the guise of a teacher without adequate vision or tools to instruct properly.
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The exact details of this vote are not yet known, including which way May will instruct her Conservative Party to vote.
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The bill would instruct the Department of Justice to implement minimum requirements for states that want to legalize betting on sports.
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Monroe County officials ordered hotels to stop taking new reservations on Thursday and to instruct guests to depart by 6 p.m.
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He warned that after the models went through a few times, he would instruct them to start messing up on purpose.
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While our religions instruct us to behave ourselves, I find that my son teaches me, too, even as I teach him.
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We shouldn't discourage our husbands by saying that they didn't do something well, or instruct them to do this and that.
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In addition to legislation, Trump said he would instruct the Small Business Administration to "provide capital and liquidity" to small businesses.
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LaRose also announced after the lawsuit's filing that he would instruct Attorney General Dave Yost (R) not to challenge the suit.
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While other countries legalise marijuana or instruct the police to turn a blind eye to casual use, Japan maintains strict prohibition.
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Theirs is an mRNA vaccine; mRNA is short for "messenger ribonucleic acid," the molecules that instruct cells to make particular proteins.
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Only then would he decide, Mr. Rouhani said, whether to instruct Iran's Atomic Energy Organization to resume the enrichment of uranium.
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Of course, the judge will instruct the jury that the defendants are to be considered individually and not as a whole.
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The notations assert that the individuals have "possible ties" to terrorism and instruct law enforcement to contact the Terrorist Screening Center.
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The president is free to instruct the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the top military officer, as he wishes.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell subsequently formally requested that the White House instruct the FBI to do a supplemental background check.
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Because Mr. Trump had rented the venue, Mr. Heimbach said, the candidate had authority to instruct his followers to remove protesters.
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She brought rippling emotion to every take of her Spotify vocals, then went to the control booth to instruct the engineer.
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This same technology is what applies in the real world to quadriplegics that instruct motorized wheelchairs and other devices to move.
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Florida's proposed law, for instance, would instruct judges to consider evidence of mental health issues, stalking and alcohol or drug abuse.
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Trump on Monday will instruct Cabinet and agency officials to prepare budget requests, according to The New York Times and Axios.
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"The Constitution offered no procedural guidelines to instruct the chief justice how to preside over an impeachment trial," Ms. Wineapple wrote.
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Nor can the president instruct the military to take orders from the House and Senate Armed Services Committee instead of himself.
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Mueller's public refutation of BuzzFeed appears to indicate that Trump did not sit Cohen down and directly instruct him to lie.
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Big offices grew from the need to process lots of paperwork, and for managers to instruct clerks on what to do.
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I then used the app to instruct the Stellina to point toward something in the sky from a list of objects.
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Since my gym membership is free because I instruct there, I try and take advantage of as many classes as possible.
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The nation's environmental laws do not instruct the E.P.A. to make such trade-offs, but, in effect, the executive order does.
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Trump said on Tuesday that he did not instruct the Justice Department to change its sentence, but that he could have.
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They instruct hospitals to use the more expensive billing codes for cases where they have to perform multiple scans and examinations.
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I was the first female Navy pilot to instruct in the T-44 Pegasus trainer for the advanced maritime prop pipeline.
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There, DSS officials instruct agents and other personnel about managing everything from convoys to terrorist attacks, particularly in a simulated city.
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MPs could this week instruct the prime mininister to delay Brexit by requesting an extension to the Article 50 withdrawal process.
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It is common for immigration attorneys and advocates to instruct individuals how best to present their case in order to get protections.
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In Fight Autism and Win, the authors instruct parents on chelation, which is usually a treatment for acute metal poisoning, like mercury.
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He could also instruct Customs and Border Protection to stop any current visa holders from those countries from entering the United States.
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The reason is that for Kasich to instruct his supporters to vote for Cruz in Indiana would be a zero-cost move.
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The goal, she has said, is to connect with and instruct a Western audience that may be less familiar with these stories.
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If not, DMARC can instruct it to reject the message, send the message to spam or do nothing out of the ordinary.
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From what I could tell, the school's prime objective was to instruct students not to have abortions or vote for John Kerry.
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But if I win, I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation.
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Roosevelt understood the modern presidency's power of persuasion and recognized that it gave the incumbent the opportunity to exhort, instruct, or inspire.
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Medical science is structured to have doctors probe patients, instruct them to do this or that to maintain or regain good health.
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She also claims the freezer had a faded sticker on it that failed to instruct people on how to unlock the door.
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And, to ensure her spine stays stiffened, MPs are seeking to instruct her in a new law to call for more time.
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He thought House members could be voting on a procedural measure - a "motion to instruct" - on Saturday to set that in motion.
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The nurses instruct all of the women on proper breastfeeding methods, and about the foods that consist of a well-rounded diet.
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The Senate last month responded to Trump's comments with a nonbinding vote to instruct lawmakers to "reaffirm" the U.S. commitment to NATO.
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People close to the administration say the president went so far as to instruct Pruitt to back off on the potential changes.
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The same order is expected to instruct the Interior Department to stop Obama's moratorium on new coal mining leases on federal land.
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Congress should instruct the FTC and CFPB to use their existing unfairness authority to prevent manipulative and biased big data business practices.
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Bifatima never explains much, and you clean barns, herd sheep, or chase geese because she says that's what the ancestor spirits instruct.
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The ability to instruct despite a language barrier is extremely valuable, if not required, no matter where you're illuminating professional basketball today.
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Perhaps no children's form is more ancient than the book of verse, those compilations of light doggerel meant to entertain and instruct.
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" The company is using its rider app to communicate updates and "instruct on hygiene requirements, especially for pick-up and drop-off.
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When Post was writing in the 1920s, she could instruct her readers to wear "elaborate day dresses" and call it a day.
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These mRNA molecules are used to instruct the body to produce its own immune response to fight a range of different diseases.
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Consider: During Hurricane Sandy in 2012, S&P Global (formerly called McGraw Hill Financial) had to instruct its employees to work remotely.
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And if the builders are breaking the terms of their permit, they might well instruct workers to cease work if anyone complains.
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The actors improvised ''full on'' as the crew struggled to best instruct them to position themselves so the shadows would look right.
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The bill would also instruct the government to examine several additional bands of spectrum that could be used to deliver mobile broadband.
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Ms. Graham and the critics who agree with her aren't Puritans; they don't believe that literature ought to instruct and improve us.
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Several government employees thought that disciplinary action should be taken against Mr. Day, but he continued to instruct students, the person said.
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It led the International Air Transport Association to instruct its almost 300 airline members to slap restrictions on lithium-powered smart bags.
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The FAA will instruct operators to conduct specific inspections, make any necessary repairs and to report their findings to the agency immediately.
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From that point on, I felt like I could instruct him in a way that I hadn't done with anybody else before.
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This weakness could lead Mr. Naim or other terrorists in the Middle East to send operatives back to Indonesia to instruct local extremists.
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Applications already exist that make it easy for remote knowledge workers to draw and instruct within an on-site technician's field-of-vision.
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Remember when then-candidate Trump promised to instruct his attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton?
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" Then Inslee would instruct the relevant federal agencies to "utilize all existing authorities to cancel and refuse to extend existing fossil fuel leases.
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He became head of state after persuading senior ANC officials to instruct Zuma to resign before Zuma's presidential term was due to end.
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Carbon fiber walking canes feature controls that move each leg forward, instruct the device to sit down, and tell it to climb stairs.
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His campaign rejected Rubio's support and did not instruct Kasich voters in Florida to flock to Rubio, as some Republicans might have hoped.
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But Berman rejected their motion, offering instead to instruct the government to adhere to a formal schedule on announcing witnesses and releasing documents.
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And House Speaker Paul Ryan on Friday said he wouldn't instruct House members to vote for Trump, saying they should vote their conscience.
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That body would instruct state and federal authorities to review all applicable cases to determine if a new or vacated sentence is required.
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Massage Envy, the billion-dollar international massage chain, announced sweeping changes today in how it will instruct franchisees to handle sexual assault allegations.
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It comes with the NodeMCU platform, along with 22 detailed beginner-friendly lessons that will instruct you on how to create different tools.
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"I will instruct my staff that if a valid complaint is not addressed, that the issue be brought directly to me," Trump said.
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"I instruct the competent electronic communication services to immediately lift all restrictions on access to all social networks," President Idriss Deby announced Saturday.
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The Washington Post reports that Trump will instruct Congress to pursue privatizing air traffic control and spin it off into a nonprofit corporation.
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This provides Moscow tremendous leverage over Hezbollah, which allows Moscow - if it so chooses - to instruct Nasrallah not to touch Israeli gas infrastructure.
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He could also instruct U.S. Customs and Border Protection to stop any current visa holders from those countries from entering the United States.
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Reports emerged earlier Monday that Trump will instruct Cabinet and agency officials to prepare budget requests for a first outline expected March 13.
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"If I win, I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation," he said.
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It would temporarily relax environmental standards and instruct federal officials to divert more water to farms and other users in the Golden State.
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She argued that the judge did not provide a clear timeline for when Kobach had to instruct county clerks to implement the policy.
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The bureau also said the bank did not clearly inform customers that they could instruct the bank on how to allocate their payments.
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Stitt directed his state's Banking Department to instruct state banks to restructure loans or delay payment deadlines for those waiting to be paid.
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The plot moves when you watch shows that instruct you to go to different locations like Viridian Forest, Mt. Snowfall and Cobalt Coast.
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She also included the instructions that come attached to the item that instruct users to "slam" and "whack" the item against a wall.
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He revolutionized political consulting, and his work will instruct those who are involved in the highest levels of campaigns for centuries to come.
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He said managers would typically use the public address system to instruct workers to avoid talking to one another while they stocked shelves.
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But the preliminary determination meant the department will instruct U.S. Customs and Border Protection to require cash deposits based on these preliminary rates.
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The handler can instruct the dog by radio to go left, right, forward, or back, ensuring that the area has been completely searched.
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If there's no viable case early on, as DOJ officials instruct, the scrutiny of a potential terrorist becomes a matter of wasted resources.
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Surendranath Sai, a regional drug officer in the southern state of Telangana, on Wednesday said he would instruct inspectors to collect samples there.
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She sent nurses to new mothers living in the city's tenements and had those nurses instruct them in how to care for infants.
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The ruling and the bill instruct businesses to use the so-called "ABC test" to figure out whether a worker is an employee.
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Mr. Trump promised last year that if elected, he would instruct his attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Mrs. Clinton.
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Choking nearly always precedes a homicide attempt; teach police to recognize the signs, and instruct doctors to assess women for traumatic brain injury.
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Religion can be a source of self-education, because religious texts often have moral teachings with which people can question and instruct themselves.
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Not only does Andela instruct people in person, but 298,703 aspiring programmers across Africa have used its free online learning and training tools.
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In 2018, Mr. Erdogan told reporters in Turkey that Mr. Trump had promised to instruct cabinet members to follow through on the matter.
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The letters instruct recipients to list all the meetings they had with Russian officials or Russian businesspeople from June 16, 2015, through Jan.
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One video of the scene showed Mr. Erdogan watching the brawl, and he appeared to instruct some of the bodyguards who were involved.
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He needs to instruct the Voice of America and the Persian service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, to actively support the protests.
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In fact, grandparenting classes have popped up across the country to instruct us on safety and support during an infant's first few months.
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And exactly how are we to instruct these 85033-pound animals to successfully exit the plane by jumping onto an emergency evacuation slide?
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One of the new Council's first acts was to instruct the city's planning department to study ways to add housing to North Bayshore.
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Another policy that is under discussion would instruct agencies to pursue trade policies that would strengthen the intellectual property rights of pharmaceutical companies.
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His attorney, William Brennan, said Tuesday that Hill will instruct the jury on both first- and second-degree murder charges ahead of deliberations.
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A political action committee is raising money to protect this "conscientious exemption" loophole and to instruct parents on how to file for it.
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Asked about Neal's move on Wednesday, Trump seemed disinclined to instruct the IRS and the broader Treasury Department to comply with the request.
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But few spas instruct you to place your bare left arm through a hole in a wall just big enough to fit it.
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Mayor de Blasio said that the NYPD would instruct groups of people gathering outside to practice social distancing and ask them to disperse.
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But our school was built to cultivate learning, not withstand an attack; our teachers were trained to instruct, not shield students from bullets.
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The ruling and the bill instruct businesses to use the so-called "ABC test" to figure out whether a worker is an employee.
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In addition to helping the kids with their style and choreography, Hall and Marie will also instruct the group on their social media presence.
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He will also instruct the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to revise the Waters of the United States regulation, sources told the Post.
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She needs to make this point strongly and repeatedly over the next few weeks -- and instruct her surrogates to treat Sanders supporters with respect.
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The guidance also clarifies that clients, or asset owners such as pension funds, can instruct their investment managers to avoid voting on certain matters.
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Sometimes Paige would instruct his fielders to sit down just to show how confident he was that he would strike out the next batter.
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Based on his speeches, Trump could instruct his Treasury Department to label China a "currency manipulator," which may not have much effect in practice.
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United Nations agencies and rights campaigners oppose the scheme and aim to instruct all those who reach Greece on how to apply for asylum.
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Each one features celebrities — such as Jimmy Fallon and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson — who instruct you to swipe up to access the registration page.
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It would be more embarrassing to instruct MPs to vote against it, only to have them support an identical motion a few days later.
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If spending gets out of hand, or is too measly, Congress can instruct committees to write so-called "reconciliation" bills to redress the imbalance.
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What happens when you feed a neural network some movie scripts, give it a few props and instruct it to write a movie script?
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As for the Ball family, we're told it's typical for cops to instruct victims to go through their house and check for missing items.
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You have to instruct the machine not just precisely where and how to cut, but also which of its hundreds of tools to use.
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Trump is expected to instruct the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to begin the process of ending the Clean Power Plan, Obama's signature climate measure.
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The nature of executive memos means that the next president could easily instruct his agencies to administer these laws in an entirely different manner.
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Last week, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn set out the conditions under which he would instruct his party to support an exit deal in parliament.
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And as part of that move, Trump will instruct agencies to allow more sales of cheaper — and less comprehensive — health plans, the Journal said.
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Six: I am going to instruct the U.S. Trade Representative to bring trade cases against China, both in this country and at the WTO.
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"The teachers are trained to instruct the students to use their backpacks as a shield to protect themselves," Gulla told CNN in an email.
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In particular, we instruct students to jot down notable quotes or details from the film, and to add their own observations, comments or questions.
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She will summon her priests and instruct them to spread the word that Daenerys has been sent to lead the people against the darkness.
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These volunteers—known as Bellsters—played a video game to instruct over 100 scientists how to perform measurements on entangled particles and superconducting devices.
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The judge in Friday's ruling did, however, instruct the ACLU to establish a committee to work with the government in steering the reunification plan.
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"Already there is a sign that he will instruct his political party to vote for this agreement," Mr. Payan said of Mexico's president-elect.
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We remain convinced that the relationship of graduate students to the faculty that instruct them must not be reduced to ordinary terms of employment.
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At school, his assignment is to instruct teenagers from countries including Haiti and Mexico in English literature and composition and prepare them for college.
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So it was possible to "broker" a deal among these bosses, who could reliably instruct their yes-man delegates to vote a certain way.
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Trump, who is known to instruct her aides to publicly hit back at reports on her behalf, had them emphatically deny Mr. Wolff's account.
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If the medical emergency requires immediate treatment, STAT-MD physicians can also instruct volunteers with little to no medical experience on how to proceed.
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Dittmann, No. 17-1172, as an opportunity to instruct lower courts about how to evaluate confessions obtained from juveniles and people with mental deficits.
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"If I win, I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation," Mr. Trump said.
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The coronavirus pandemic has quickly thrust the world into recession as bars and restaurants shut down and countries instruct their citizens to hunker down.
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The opposition parties have vowed to instruct their followers to support any candidate facing Mr. Erdogan if he doesn't win in the first round.
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Mercy College will serve Sing Sing, the famed maximum-security institution in Ossining, while teachers from Medaille College will instruct at Albion Correctional Facility.
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Just be sure to instruct the servicer to apply the extra money to principal, and check to make sure the funds are properly credited.
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The startup plans to deploy a network of counselors in major distribution areas to instruct on how to use app and follow lesson plans.
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To address this gap, the Caregiver Advise, Record, Enable (CARE) Act requires hospitals to educate and instruct caregivers in medical tasks prior to discharge.
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" To instruct the visiting Germans, including Himmler, the emperor announces, "I shall now read you some good examples of the humor of the English.
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After initially and falsely claiming to have no knowledge of the transactions, Trump has said he did not instruct Cohen to break the law.
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"They are trying to instruct us to continue letting CGL do their work and ignore the eviction that we served them with," he tweeted.
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It also must instruct its employees to never review a Sunday Riley product online without disclosing they are biased in favor of the company.
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Were this an ordinary federal trial, the judge would instruct the jury on the applicable law, but there are no such instructions applicable here.
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Ultimately, though, as with any other technology, the onus is on the parent to instruct their child on etiquette, set limits and moderate usage.
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"When I learned that not all 911 operators are trained in how to instruct CPR over the phone, I couldn't believe it," Sandstede said.
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Congress should instruct the Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration to provide grants to oil producing communities and fund economic diversification for those regions.
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" While the new policy does instruct prosecutors to generally pursue the most serious provable charge, it does allow for exceptions based on "good judgment.
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You can hear a crowd gathering around the crime scene as the operator tried to instruct the caller on how to stop the bleeding.
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Intrater told The New York Times that Vekselberg, his cousin and biggest client, did not instruct Columbus Nova to hire Cohen as a consultant.
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Both adopt the form of an educational documentary, similar to the tone of Encyclopedia of Kitsch, with scripts that attempt to explain and instruct.
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"The stock market is not there to instruct me, it's there to serve me," Buffett told Quick during an interview on "Squawk Box" in February.
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If you have the camera at the bottom, the lock screen will instruct you to look down so FaceI D can properly see your face.
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The department said it will instruct US Customs and Border Protection to start collecting cash deposits from importers of the steel products from both countries.
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U.S. District Judge Leigh May ordered the secretary of state's office to instruct county election officials to stop the practice for the November midterm elections.
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That signal would instruct your phone to record the "ambient audio" surrounding it, and then send an "ambient audio fingerprint" back to Facebook for analysis.
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"Trump could instruct whomever he appoints at the Labor Department to work on a new rule that will overturn the previous final rule," said Rhoades.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that he will instruct Economy Minister Nobuteru Ishihara to start work on compiling a fiscal stimulus package.
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Known at Melwood for putting in very long hours at the office, Benitez has always been a coach who sought to instruct rather than endear.
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That will alert the custody holder and give them the ability to instruct their dealer to trade on their behalf, while protecting the client's identity.
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The ISS has an onboard ultrasound imaging device, and technicians on Earth will instruct the astronauts in how to use it on themselves in space.
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" A spokesperson for Lime said, "We instruct riders to practice safe riding using helmets both through notices on the app and on the actual scooter.
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Patients will still need to instruct the device to deliver extra insulin for meals and notify the device when they exercise - which lowers glucose levels.
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Dost is a nonprofit where people sign up to get regular audio calls that instruct them how to teach their kids in preparation for kindergarten.
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Separate to the agreement, the Israeli official said Erdogan would instruct relevant Turkish agencies to resolve the issue of missing Israelis in the Gaza Strip.
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The committee requested that the White House "instruct the FBI to conduct a supplemental FBI background investigation with respect to" Kavanaugh's nomination, the statement said.
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I think what we should do is try to use sources other than narrative to guide, to inform, instruct, and shape events in the future.
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She could instruct every federal agency to buy all their power from green sources and rely exclusively on plug-in cars, creating new markets overnight.
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In fact, GOP aides say they were planning to vote to go to conference, appoint conferees and motions to instruct Friday before they left town.
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The White House will further instruct departments within the executive branch to identify all regulations and policies that may present obstacles to domestic energy production.
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By early 2009, however, Ferrer had begun to instruct his employees to manually remove any obscene photos and "forbidden words," then post the ad anyway.
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It would temporarily relax environmental standards and instruct federal officials to divert more water to farms and other users in the federal water infrastructure there.
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Another policy that is in the draft order would instruct agencies to pursue trade policies that would strengthen the intellectual property rights of pharmaceutical companies.
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Soules was in Buchanan County Court Tuesday morning -- the judge had to instruct him to speak louder, so the court recorder could actually hear him.
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Using "OK Google" voice commands, you can now instruct your phone to turn on the flashlight with a Lumos spell, or shutter it with Nox.
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This course will instruct you how to do just that, diving in-depth on topics like relationship building, understanding your personnel, and setting strategic goals.
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Robert McDonnell because prosecutors had failed to properly instruct the jury on what type of "official act" is sufficient to support a conviction for bribery.
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It is basically a coming software upgrade that will allow the terminals to instruct the customer to dip the card and remove it right away.
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Senate Republicans on Thursday blocked an amendment from Manchin that would instruct the Senate legal counsel to intervene in the federal lawsuit and defend ObamaCare.
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The legislation, called the Tax Filing Simplification Act of 2016, would instruct the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to develop a free online tax-preparation service.
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It comes amid fears that Labour could formally instruct MPs to back a second referendum instead of the general election which Boris Johnson is seeking.
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When I heard that he was going to go through with the redesign, I began to envision what he might instruct the designers to do.
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It also would instruct Treasury to study the feasibility of allowing victims to choose to have the IRS stop any electronic returns in their name.
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A majority of school districts in Georgia, despite hundreds of student requests for science-based sex programs, still instruct students to save sex for marriage.
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In both cases, the apps instruct users to hold their finger over their iPhone's home button in order to "scan" their fingerprint for health data.
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Her personal experience with both dance and life in a wheelchair renders her uniquely apt to instruct a room of dancers with different ambulatory abilities.
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Cutler asked for email evidence but did not agree to a meeting, instead following Israeli law enforcement's guidance to instruct researchers to contact the authorities.
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Liberals have their own activist workshops and reading groups, but these rarely instruct students in an intellectual tradition, a centuries-long canon of political philosophy.
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In the 1950s, Eddie Bauer himself would instruct employees to spend time in cold storage lockers and make sure the company's parkas kept them warm.
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The union asked a judge to issue a temporary restraining order and instruct the government to provide the controllers with the pay they have missed.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is considering plans to instruct the public to work at home for at least 3 months to limit its spread.
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The soon-to-be chairmen of the House Intelligence Committee and the Judiciary Committee should instruct Mr. Mueller to deliver his findings to their committees.
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Until late Wednesday, his only public comments were to instruct New Jersey Transit executives to travel personally to stations on Thursday to address commuters' concerns.
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The hackers, he said, had used the credentials of Mr. Msando to instruct the servers of the electoral commission to doctor results from polling stations.
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Sessions approves every judge hired and can instruct them on how to interpret law, and thus decide cases, as well as how to manage cases.
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Trump's order is also expected to instruct Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to undo the Obama administration's moratorium on new coal mining leases on federal land.
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Sellers instruct Jessica not to review products for at least five to six days after receiving the item to make the review appear more authentic.
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The House voted 28503-22019, largely along party lines, against a Republican "motion to instruct" negotiators to support backfilling $3.6 billion in military construction funds.
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The youth-led Teach the Future campaign network in Britain is demanding a new UK law that would instruct all schools to teach climate issues.
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"The FAA will instruct operators to conduct specific inspections, make any necessary repairs and to report their findings to the agency immediately," the statement continued.
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Every time volatility spikes it is important to remember that the stock market does not exist to instruct investors; it is there to serve them.
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Judges instruct juries that they may use a defendant's lies to conclude that the defendant knew about, and knew he was guilty of, other crimes.
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That prescription likely didn&apost instruct him to do cocaine or avoid drug tests by shaving his entire body either, which Bird certainly knows now.
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All he needs to do is to instruct the Justice Department to immediately stop bargaining for the testimony of cooperating co-defendants and co-conspirators.
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Another question is whether her department will instruct schools to change the standard of evidence used to determine whether students are responsible for sexual assault.
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An analysis of the show's transcripts reveal that about 8 to 9 percent of sentences before Trump's election were imperative sentences, which instruct or advise.
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On Monday morning, it took Judge Brian M. Cogan, who is handling the case, almost three hours to instruct the jurors on how to proceed.
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Peake will be performing the ultrasound on himself in space with an on-board machine, while Hughson and a tech instruct him from the ground.
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The government allotted them space in a local school, where Syrian teachers who had fled as refugees continued to instruct their children using the Syrian curriculum.
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The committee did not question Swetnick and the White House did not instruct the FBI to interview her at that time, as Avenatti had repeatedly offered.
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They're used in conjunction with crutches that feature controls that move each leg forward, instruct the device to sit down and tell it to climb stairs.
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They must also proactively instruct media not to use "bathroom" framing around stories, while finding a think tank to issue an independent study refuting the opposition.
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I did instruct him to commit an illegal act, but it was because of his mistake and of almost taking me far out of my way.
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The rules just instruct Facebook and other advertising platforms to be more transparent about who is placing the ads and how much they're paying for them.
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But just over a week after our investigation was published, Massage Envy announced sweeping changes in how it will instruct franchisees to handle sexual assault allegations.
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According to the draft order, Trump will instruct U.S. officials to prioritize admissions of non-Muslim refugees who are fleeing their countries because of religious persecution.
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Whereas the Arizona law required police to try to determine the immigration status of people during routine stops, the Texas bill doesn't instruct officers to ask.
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The order appears to instruct the Department of Justice to "decline to enforce federal law when it believes doing so would burden religious freedom," says Platt.
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During the call, the Post reported, Trump offered him $25,000 and said he would instruct his staff to establish an online fundraising page for the family.
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The training program aims to instruct an expected 200 Guatemalan police in performing stricter border checks for suspected people-smugglers and in handling detentions and repatriations.
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Bishop led the charge against a Democratic motion last week to instruct House conference committee members to accept the Senate's LWCF language in a final deal.
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It's unclear how Garcia will instruct the state to comply with the federal law, but he said more details would be provided in the upcoming weeks.
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Some are scared; some seem almost irritated; some instruct their spouses to say they cannot come to the phone; some affect an air of insouciant indifference.
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The coronavirus pandemic is fundamentally reshaping life across the entire globe as governments instruct people to hunker down to help slow the spread of the disease.
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A Telegram channel (amadnews) started to instruct their subscribers to use Molotov cocktails against police and got suspended due to our "no calls for violence" rule.
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However Irons seems a bit more interested in using the work to map the growth and spread of weeds, and using these pictorial maps to instruct.
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On encountering the Christian missionary Jenny, alone and extremely unwell, in the wilderness, the game will instruct you to bring her medicine and simply walk away.
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The issue is not only with teacher safety, but points to a greater crisis in how the education system must fundamentally rethink how to instruct students.
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Tessa and Lex try to instruct Ziggy in the ways of oppression, but they do it in the most misinformed, self-serving, and wrongheaded ways possible.
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Since 220, coaches at WTA Tour events have been able to go on the court to instruct players during changeovers whenever the athlete requests a conference.
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Dedicating oneself to a pedagogic role, choosing to instruct future generations of nurses, entails investing in expensive graduate work and also in taking a pay cut.
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The level of instruction offered to passengers has also come into question since there's no requirement to specifically instruct passengers on escaping harnesses during an emergency.
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What they do: Compete in athletic events, instruct or coach groups or individuals in the fundamentals of sports, or officiate at competitive athletic or sporting events.
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The Senate took its first concrete step toward dismantling Obamacare, voting to instruct key committees to draft legislation repealing President Barack Obama's signature health insurance program.
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But when Mr. Trump was asked by a reporter if he told his chief of staff to instruct NOAA to "disavow those forecasters," he denied it.
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"By no means will this constitute the end to our ongoing campaign to instruct Mr. Putin to change his behavior," a senior administration official told reporters.
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They've created a new class of employee whose mission is to infiltrate the crowds to help, entertain, instruct or simply distract from the tedium of waiting.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, a Democrat, might instruct his appointees not to conduct any business, just as he did before the board's previous meeting.
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The Supreme Court's rules instruct lawyers that merits briefs "may not raise additional questions or change the substance of the questions" originally presented to the Court.
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One went to the White House, asking President Trump to instruct the FBI, DOD, and VA to act on the threats Goldsmith and VVA have uncovered.
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The second piece of legislation, named the E-Security Act, would instruct the Election Assistance Commission to create a program to train campaign staffers on cybersecurity.
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The memos also instruct ICE to detain migrants who are awaiting a court decision on whether they will be deported or granted relief, such as asylum.
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He helps instruct group sessions regularly, while a steady stream of Muay Thai practitioners, from beginner to pro, sign up to take private lessons from him.
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If Cuarón doesn't offer up the answers to Brody's questions, it's probably because Roma's intention isn't to instruct anyone on the sociopolitical realities of 1970s Mexico.
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Today, you can take classes that instruct you the art of the giving the perfect handjob, but because life is Seinfeld, we should turn to Elaine.
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The guidance also clarifies that clients, or asset owners such as pension funds, can instruct their investment managers to avoid voting on certain matters, the officials said.
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There are even online videos that instruct how to make your own crossbow out of pens, because they're apparently so popular that stores are frequently sold out.
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Humans could wave the drone away, tell it to deliver something next door, or perhaps instruct it to leave before you shoot it out of the sky.
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Flights over Egypt have encountered trouble on several occasions in the past year, prompting aviation authorities to instruct pilots to fly above 26,000 feet in the region.
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Health care providers have also been advised to instruct cryptosporidiosis patients not to go back into the water until they have been diarrhea-free for two weeks.
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"Once again the Hawks, and those who instruct them, have no regard for the economic and social welfare of millions," Gordhan said in a statement on Sunday.
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BASH: But just to be clear — just to be clear, if you are president, would you instruct your Justice Department to force Apple to comply or not?
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Joe Deedon, founder of TAC*ONe, has said the Castillo attack gave the industry confidence to instruct students to do what was once only asked of adults.
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" The letter went on to instruct King to commit suicide, or the tape would be released: "King, there is only one thing left for you to do.
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If Switchblade's feed reveals there are children with the terrorists, for example, then the Marine can instruct Switchblade to "wave-off" and not complete the strike mission.
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In August, the Department of Justice announced it would instruct the Federal Bureau of Prisons to begin phasing out the use of private contractors for correctional facilities.
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Good financial advisors will instruct their clients on this risk and introduce them to long-term care insurance and other alternative insurance products that fit clients' needs.
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"The stock market is not there to instruct me, it's there to serve me," Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick during an interview on "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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" Trump said in June that if elected, he would immediately "instruct my Treasury secretary to label China a currency manipulator, which should have been done years ago.
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Instead, it sends top students and teachers to Arab villages to instruct and aid young people interested in math and science using "boot camp" style tutoring sessions.
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Michael Frayn's 1982 play "Noises Off"—showing on Broadway until March—is notable for its "extensive range of entrances and exits provided", as the stage directions instruct.
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And while the department's own guidelines instruct agencies to accommodate religious practices "to the greatest extent practicable and permitted by law," it has fought these requests aggressively.
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But the administration can instruct the Federal Trade Commission to do more than just raise flags and delay or block future hospital mergers for an indefinite period.
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Labour's Shadow Security Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds on Sunday evening told BBC Radio 4 that the opposition party would instruct its MPs to vote for the amendment.
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It was a lovely prize, though if I were to instruct the survival of anyone, they would most likely perish before I had finished my third sentence.
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If an email is faked, that purported sender can instruct the recipient to reject the email, send it to the spam folder or do nothing at all.
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BioNTech specializes in so-called messenger RNA (mRNA) molecules that instruct human cells to produce therapeutic proteins that trigger an immune response against cancer or infectious diseases.
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And, for better or worse, finding things as I go, which instruct me how to proceed, so that it's a kind of exfoliating logic that I'm pursuing.
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She was ordered to leave a public beach as a child, and pelted with stones as she walked to school, where white teachers refused to instruct her.
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At the main train station terminal, guards in white hazmat suits instruct all arrivals to walk in single file past a temperature reader secured to a tripod.
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Other proposals by smaller parties require that no wars of choice be waged without the constitutional requirement of a Congressional declaration of war to instruct the President.
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Ms. Snyder would instruct me in a posture — say, a figure four facing a wall with my ankle on my knee and my hands extended for support.
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The letter, signed by 85033 Democrats, asks Trump to keep the program in place and to instruct the Department of Justice to defend it from legal challenges.
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I would be going off to boarding school in the fall of 1972, exposed to new alcohol providers, and maybe he thought he needed to instruct me?
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German tutors had not, as one newspaper report speculated even in the days after the attack, been needed to instruct the Japanese how to plan the attack.
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I wanted to instruct him, in a spirit of acquittal, that he couldn't have foreseen his future or the world now even if he'd strained his eyes.
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On Thursday, Trump is expected to instruct the acting director of the Department of Health and Human Services to declare the opioid epidemic a public health emergency.
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" Swain ordered Hunter to undergo "a prompt and thorough mental health assessment," and said she would instruct the Bureau of Prisons to ensure he receives "appropriate care.
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Another would be to instruct the agency to prioritize high earnings with complex capital income above low-income families claiming EITC so they can afford basic necessities.
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They said they were told he would be resurrected as Jesus and instruct them on what corrupt institutions to attack, according to NBC News reporter Gadi Schwartz.
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Instead it will just "instruct the Senate" to come up with a plan to use the money to help people between the ages of 50 and 64.
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Straight from NPR's Snap Judgment senior producer Julia Dewitt is this course that will instruct you on how to find and pitch compelling stories that will draw listeners.
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He's not likely to instruct Shinzo Abe how to dance the Cotton-Eyed Joe, the way George W. Bush did when Vladimir Putin visited his Crawford, Texas, ranch.
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After giving a shock, the machine will instruct users to perform CPR until emergency medical help arrives, or may prompt them to deliver another shock two minutes later.
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To get instructions for accessing The Lodge, people are told to ask a Merc employee for directions and they will instruct you on how to get to there.
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On paper (all leaders had actual guidebooks with outlines for how to instruct each youth group session), it may have looked like a whole lot of unpromising kumbaya.
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In effect mRNA serves as software that can be injected into the body to instruct ribosomes, the "3D-printers" found inside cells, to churn out the desired proteins.
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But many are curious about just how far he will go to stop Trump in November: Will he instruct some of his fundraisers to stay far from him?
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Thanks to the embedded cameras you can also instruct Aibo to take a photo for you — should you want a dog's eye view of yourself/your home life.
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Presidents have rebuffed requests, but none has done what Donald Trump has: declare "We're fighting all the subpoenas", sue to block them and instruct officials to ignore them.
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With training, these docents and volunteers were able to instruct visitors with printed materials about the dangers of feeding wildlife, designed with the park's particular inhabitants in mind.
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That's not a lot of time, but even a brief window can be enough to gather family members and "drop, cover, and hold on," as earthquake drills instruct.
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Trump also would have authority to instruct agencies to up their screening for visa applicants, including refugees, said Stephen Yale-Loehr, an immigration attorney and Cornell Law professor.
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It would temporarily relax environmental standards and instruct federal officials to divert more water to farms and other users in the federal water infrastructure in the Golden State.
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Notably, the same documents — obtained via a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit — suggest that the FBI does not straight-up instruct Geek Squad employees to perform these searches.
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Hatch in his questions said it was possible that Trump could instruct Mnuchin to name China a currency manipulator even if it did not meet the statutory criteria.
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The source said that White House lawyers continued to instruct Bannon not to answer questions, until they have an agreement with the committee about the scope of questions.
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Those receptors can be unlocked by small-molecule drugs, which would instruct the sensory neurons to stop firing, thereby cutting off the signals of pain to the brain.
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His team also noted Mr. Bloomberg's efforts as mayor of New York to promote abortion rights policies, like requiring city hospitals to instruct resident doctors on abortion care.
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The idea of being able to instruct the body's cells to create proteins and antibodies to fight off all kinds of diseases could turn biotech on its head.
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In retrospect, her positions are less striking than her pose—that bold faith in her power as an eminent, vigilant, properly public intellectual to chasten and to instruct.
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Ryan should instruct the House Judiciary Committee to write these bills and then send them directly to the House floor to be voted up or down without amendments.
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He should begin by honoring his campaign promise to deport "Dreamers," and instruct DHS to immediately start holding them and their employers accountable for engaging in criminal activity.
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Mr. Culloton, Mr. Ferro's spokesman, acknowledged that Mr. Ferro had encouraged the obituary, but he said that Mr. Ferro did not instruct the paper to run the photo.
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I had little choice but to instruct my agent to enter the bidding, and wound up paying $4,000 a month, or $9,8603 more over a two-year lease.
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Number in 2018: 356,900Projected number in 2028: 402,500Median annual wage in 2018: $39,820What they do, according to O*NET: Instruct or coach groups or individuals in exercise activities.
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The purpose of this dialogue is not to shut down ideas or speech, but rather to instruct white people as to how we can collectively dismantle institutionalized racism.
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A Haldex shareholders meeting in August voted in favour of Knorr-Bremse's proposal to instruct the board to support a bid extension and to assist the merger process.
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So any individual or group of people can incorporate in Cyprus, put whoever they want in their place, and instruct them according to their (the beneficiary's) best interest.
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Instead, the order will instruct the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers to formally reconsider the rule, which could lead to its repeal or a significant rewrite.
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Many pretend to tackle some pressing issue, like the opioid crisis, but actually just instruct his advisors to go figure out something he can do about it later.
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Is it important and becoming increasingly more necessary to caution and instruct young men of color how to handle themselves when in the presence of law enforcement today?
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When the treasurer threatened to resign, Hunter promised that he would instruct his wife not to use the campaign credit card and put it in a safe place.
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If you must, you could include your phone number and instruct them to call — but do you really want to be courting new business while you're on vacation?
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And the box itself holds secrets, in the form of sealed envelopes and tiny boxes that you only open after drawing cards that instruct you to do so.
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The suit asks the court to "instruct elected officials that freedom of speech means you cannot silence or punish those with whom you disagree," the Washington Post reported.
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It's a danger compounded by its portrayal of teachers who speak to one another in the training-session watchwords and slogans they might use to instruct their students.
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You should instruct all personnel to pay strict heed to this report and be extra vigilant and cautious of the top officials and residences coming under your purview.
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These therapies instruct a patient's body to produce an immune response to a variety of diseases and have the potential to be developed more rapidly than traditional vaccines.
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" Kobe also says he did NOT instruct the girls to scowl during the team photo -- "They chose not to smile for the pic I actually followed their lead.
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It shows a mother opening a wrapped Christmas gift, held up by one family member while others instruct her to pull the paper off from top to bottom.
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At the end of their meeting, Trump should announce the change in policy and instruct his impressive new ambassador, David Friedman, to conduct U.S. diplomatic affairs from Jerusalem.
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President Donald Trump in an interview Tuesday said he didn&apost instruct his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani to travel to Ukraine to gather damaging information about Joe Biden.
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Trump said he didn&apost instruct the former New York mayor to travel to Ukraine in a search for damaging information on Trump&aposs political rival Joe Biden.
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When the scammer strikes, he or she will often pose as someone from the real estate or titling company to instruct the buyer to wire funds to them.
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If the bill is approved, it would instruct the FTC to conduct its own study on the "actual knowledge" standard and determine whether changes need to be made.
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Provisions in both the House and the Senate would instruct the FWS to reinstate the delisting and declare that it is not subject to review by the courts.
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The bill would instruct the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to conduct the first national study on the legislation's harmful effects on an already stigmatized community.
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This law has tended to be breached by employers who privately instruct their employees to donate to political campaigns, with the assurance that they will later be reimbursed.
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The Senate approved a nonbinding "motion to instruct" from Rubio directing conferees to keep the child tax credit at least at $2,000, compared to the House's $1,21625 credit.
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Drawn largely from the city's affluent neighborhoods, they sat in rapt attention, dressed in bright patterned tunics, listening to the lecturer, Sara Asif, instruct them on Islamic strictures.
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Ford will identify others who may have been in contact with that person and instruct them to seek medical attention and self quarantine for 14 days, he said.
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Mr. Platkin also reached out to Charlie McKenna, who was then Mr. Alvarez's boss, and told Mr. McKenna to instruct Mr. Alvarez to "step back" from his position.
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In some instances, Singer would instruct parents to have their kids fake a learning disability, so they (or an imposter) would get more time to take the test.
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The executive orders also threaten to withhold federal grants from "sanctuary cities," a loose term that refers to local governments who instruct authorities not to participate in immigration enforcement.
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Even as FCA shares soared, President Donald Trump interrupted his vacation to instruct the U.S. Trade Representative to look into whether to investigate China's trade policies on intellectual property.
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Buffett once remarked that at times of big swings in the market is is wise to remember that the stock market is there to serve you, not instruct you.
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With those hardware and software modifications in place, another attacker can approach the compromised ATM and stand with a bag while co-conspirators remotely instruct it to dispense cash.
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Moro would typically be the judge to instruct the police to release da Silva, said Celso Vilardi, a criminal law expert and professor at the Fundacao Getulio Vargas university.
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Turns out 2017 might be even crazier than 2016 since it's already the year Paul Ryan had to politely instruct a teen to stop dabbing, according to The Hill.
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So no one should be making rash decisions, and Buffett reminds the fearful that the stock market is there to serve investors, not instruct them (echoing Ben Graham's maxim).
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That is, you can seek out videos to make you laugh, those that inform you, those that instruct or teach, those for times you want to chill, and more.
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On May 2, it was revealed that the Trump administration is asserting it has the right to instruct advisers not to testify before congressional committees on the Russia probe.
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However, prosecutors wrote in a footnote that the US Sentencing Guidelines instruct courts to craft sentences involving multiple counts to reach the "total punishment" called for under the guidelines.
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The ethics watchdog found that Trudeau had acted inappropriately in pressuring his former justice minister to instruct federal prosecutors to allow construction company SNC-Lavalin a deferred prosecution agreement.
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At that point, it would reach out to its boss—the command and control server—which would instruct the app to turn your iPhone into an invisible click farm.
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It feels like Murphy is rubbing salt in that wound by having his white dude antagonist instruct a white woman to use it as a tactic for personal development.
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"The new payment license grants us the option to instruct underlying banks to do payments, pay bills or even pay in a retail environment from their accounts," explains Klausen.
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The tour company, meanwhile, added the area is only reached by tourists traveling with guides who know how and when to instruct them to safety pending a possible calving.
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Efforts by shareholders to instruct Amazon to stop selling its facial recognition technology to government customers failed by a wide margin, according to a new corporate filing with regulators.
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It also would also instruct agencies to use open source pieces to build the software itself whenever possible, as is already happening on some projects today, according to Scott.
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They speak to her slowly, repeating things often, and instruct reporters to speak to her only in short, simple sentences, warning that she will otherwise become agitated and confused.
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Apple's guidelines instruct developers to be cautious in implementing double tap — but they also encourage them to think about what logical implementations of the tool look like for users.
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Mr Trump promises to instruct trade negotiators to demand that other countries extend periods for patents on American-made drugs, which in turn would raise costs for foreign governments.
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"The Ad Hoc Committee intends to instruct the trustee to enforce the security over the pledged shares with the aim of realising the best possible value..." the document said.
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In an intervention, the Treasury would instruct the New York Fed to carry out operations on the dollar, and the fund it would use has assets of $94 billion.
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If you instruct its Siri-style virtual assistant to "talk like a Legend," it will speak in a simulacrum of the smooth sound of Grammy-winning crooner John Legend.
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In March, murmurs of a coup got so loud that Deputy Leader Watson had to instruct those involved to "calm down" and respect Corbyn's "very large mandate" to lead.
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If we were a stronger, more robust organization eight months ago, then people joining us would have been swallowed up by a whole system ready to instruct new members.
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Self-help books often instruct their supplicants to consider the people with whom they surround themselves, as they provide support and guidance at the most critical moments in life.
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Your administration can assure greater consumer choice when it comes to flood insurance; instruct federal lending regulators not to issue their ill-conceived proposed regulation on private flood insurance.
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Laws have been passed in Arizona and Tennessee that instruct legislators to find less obstructive means to protect the health and safety of the public rather than a license.
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Internet providers have largely ceded DNS lookup services to independent companies, such as DYN, or consumers can instruct their computers to use a specific, non-ISP related, lookup service.
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The driver knew the drill; bus companies generally instruct drivers that in the event of a student hijacking, they should remain with the buses to ensure their safe return.
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"If I win, I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation," Trump told Clinton during a debate in October.
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The two decided ThirdLove would launch as an app and develop proprietary technology that would instruct women on how to properly measure themselves and determine their correct bra size.
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Even when agencies do instruct officers to give first aid, as many police departments in large cities do, officers often lack the training or equipment to handle gunshot wounds.
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Iran Air's participation in the Syria airlifts would make the airline eligible for renewed sanctions — a possibility that Congress and the administration should instruct the intelligence community to investigate.
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Pete Olson (R-Texas), would instruct the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to update its limits on ozone pollution every 6900 years rather than every 2628 years, the current timeline.
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Though he does not officially instruct lessons anymore, he still comes into the SBG fight club in the Inchicore suburb of Dublin and helps people with their fitness goals.
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"China's government is not involved in the specific commercial behavior of companies, and won't instruct or require companies to invest in a project or buy a technology," he said.
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Via the Curve app you simply instruct your Curve card to charge your Curve Rewards virtual card instead of any of your other linked cards, and away you go.
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The Democratic debate on Sunday will take place without an audience in Washington, as Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders close campaign offices and instruct staffers to work from home.
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Grassroots initiatives like First Teacher face an entrenched system of top-down, white-led institutions — schools, nonprofits, social service agencies that aim to fix or instruct families and communities.
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They terrify, instruct and enchant — sometimes all in the same book (Carmen Maria Machado's short story collection, "Her Body and Other Parties," features a veritable taxonomy of the type).
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Mick Mulvaney, Mr. Trump's top budget official, said the administration would instruct agencies to use reserve funds and to transfer money from other agencies to keep operations in place.
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If an agreement is not reached, the East and West branches of the Writers Guild of America have said they will instruct their members to fire their talent agents.
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Anyway, off goes Grizabella, and we're left with Old Deut sitting atop a lion statue and rather bizarrely choosing this moment to instruct us on the addressing of cats.
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Pete Olson (R-Texas), would instruct the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to update its limits on ozone pollution every 10 years rather than every 5 years, the current timeline.
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If Mr. Trump wants to stop Mr. Mueller even sooner, he can instruct Mr. Rosenstein to exercise veto power over the special counsel at every step of the way.
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"We had to instruct our voter clerks to tell the voters, please don't drip on the ballots," said Wayne Colby, the town moderator in Henniker, N.H., west of Concord.
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The new rules instruct all provincial capitals (but not megacities such as Beijing and Shanghai) to make it easier for graduates to apply for local hukou, boosting labour mobility.
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Instead, EFA will join the Queens Museum to instruct and assist in risograph printing for their "Sign of the Times: Sign Making in Solidarity" afternoon of graphic materials production.
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But rather than enter an official and binding legal order to bar strikes, the judge merely stated that Lippitt and Meyrowitz were to instruct fighters on the revised rule set.
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"The communication was intended to instruct stores to mix this line of merchandise into our racks, not to remove it from the sales floor," a spokeswoman for TJX told Times.
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From the letter:These documents—which are used to instruct and guide Facebook's content moderators—draw an arbitrary line between white supremacy, white nationalism and white separatism, despite glaring internal inconsistencies.
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Yet many Tory MPs sympathise with at least one of those amendments, to instruct the government to guarantee the right to remain of over 3m EU nationals resident in Britain.
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Does he as the chief executive officer of the country instruct the executive branch to obey those rulings, or will his rhetoric continue to undermine the legitimacy of the judiciary?
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Starting today, Mercedes owners can instruct their Google Home or Amazon Echo to remotely start or lock their vehicles, as well as send addresses to their in-car navigation system.
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The Bush frontman told the U.K.'s ITV series This Morning on Monday that he wouldn't instruct his children with ex-wife Gwen Stefani to pursue careers in his industry.
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The "Breathe" category, for example, will instruct you to exhale and inhale for a minute at at time, with the option to continue for as long as users need to.
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My reaction also testifies to the power of art, for Alex Sichel and her double Anna continue to touch and instruct people like me by showing us characters like ourselves.
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In March, murmurs of a coup got so loud that Deputy Leader Tom Watson had to instruct those involved to "calm down" and respect Corbyn's "very large mandate" to lead.
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Among other changes, Airbnb will implement mandatory anti-bias training for all staff, instruct employees in how to identify and handle racist host behavior, and hire a supplier diversity expert.
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Alphabet's self-driving arm Waymo is already asking a judge to instruct the jury that Uber's withholding of evidence can be used against the company as it decides its verdict.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Tuesday that he would instruct his government to front-load spending earmarked in the fiscal 2016 budget as much as possible to spur growth.
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"I would instruct them to take a look at it because it's not really our call to say indict, but you'd have to take a look at it," he said.
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She could refuse to authorize large oil pipeline projects, like Obama did with the Keystone XL Pipeline, or she could instruct all federal agencies to use electric vehicles, Kowalski notes.
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In a sign of how wide-ranging the government's propaganda efforts are, the Education Ministry asked schools to instruct parents to ensure their children watched the show, at 8 p.m.
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O'Neill said he would instruct each juror not to discuss anything their fellow jurors said or any votes for conviction or acquittal other jurors made during six days of deliberations.
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Abe was expected to reappoint current cabinet ministers and instruct them to compile an extra budget for the year to March 31, 2018 focusing on child care and boosting productivity.
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Instead, the order will expand access to telemedicine in rural areas, instruct agencies to curb bureaucratic delays for dispensing grant money and shift some federal grants towards combating the crisis.
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To be specific, he should officially instruct his attorney general, and all subordinate American enforcement agencies, to refrain from prosecuting non-United States banks that wish to work with Iran.
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Through my high school's "hospital housebound program," three teachers filled out the rest of my academic year with house calls to instruct me and administer tests, sometimes at my bedside.
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We have a test plan for each model that might instruct us to mow back and forth for 24 hours, or mow as much grass as possible for three weeks.
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The discovery comes a month after Boeing discovered the cracking problem in the 737NG, prompting the US Federal Aviation Administration to instruct airlines that fly the planes to inspect them.
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Fahd allegedly went on to instruct the remaining workers to install not only malware but also hardware devices, which were used to process unauthorized unlock requests until approximately September 2017.
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Forty-five states have shut down all schools, and bars and restaurants have also closed in many areas as governments ban group gatherings and instruct people to mostly stay indoors.
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In Britain, which has nuclear weapon-equipped submarines, Submarine captains rely on a letter of last resort to instruct them in the event of a nuclear war that destroys London.
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According to one federal official, agents in New York have been instructed to go to the homes of undocumented families and instruct them to leave the country in 30 days.
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"Harvard's failure to properly instruct admissions staff — in writing or even orally — as to when and how race should be used in evaluating applicants made matters worse," the plaintiffs write.
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She declared that a vote on Wednesday, potentially blocking a no-deal exit, would be a free vote, meaning the leadership would no longer instruct members on how to vote.
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Some recipes, such as for searing meat and stir fries, may even instruct you to wait to cook until you see a faint wisp of smoke wafting off the oil.
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For some 15 minutes, officers repeatedly instruct the man, Miguel Richards, to drop a knife, and later, what they come to suspect might be a gun in his other hand.
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The program started as a way to train patrol officers and supervisors, but the curriculum has expanded to instruct an agency's trainers who, in turn, can coach their own officers.
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The guidelines don't instruct companies on the specific steps they should take to adhere to the principles, pointing out that every service is different and will have different risk factors.
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He will also instruct the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers to redo another 85033 rule that gives the federal government more regulatory power over waterways around the country.
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President Trump on Thursday will instruct the acting director of the Department of Health and Human Services to declare the opioid epidemic a public health emergency, White House officials said.
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The order is expected to instruct Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt to start the process of repealing the Clean Power Plan, fulfilling a key campaign promise Trump made.
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More than 22018,000 students from 153 countries are enrolled in the programs, which instruct foreign students in everything from fixing circuit boards and mounting counterterrorism operations to flying fighter jets.
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That proposal came even though United and other flight attendants are trained to instruct passengers to keep in-cabin animals under the seat in front of them in their carriers.
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President Trump on Thursday will instruct the acting director of the Department of Health and Human Services to declare the opioid epidemic a public health emergency, White House officials said.
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"I think some of them may be trying to find some way to instruct, or to make a judgment about, or in some way set themselves above me," she said.
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Judges routinely instruct jurors not to abandon their common sense when they assess the evidence in a criminal trial, and the same should hold true in any fact-finding endeavor.
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Although Trump is still expected to instruct Lighthizer to carry out the investigation as early as next week, his administration has been marked by several delays on the trade front.
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"The joint declaration remains valid, (but) we are not there to dictate and instruct either the Chinese government or that of Hong Kong," junior foreign minister Alan Duncan told lawmakers.
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A properly authorized adviser can instruct a custodian to issue checks, move money to different accounts within the custodian and even request a third-party wire or check, with certain exceptions.
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"As a result, we may need to take more actions to curtail generation and possibly instruct inflexible generators to reduce their output in order to balance the system," the report added.
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For one, Alphabet's self-driving arm Waymo is already asking a judge to instruct the jury that Uber withholding evidence can be used against the company as it decides its verdict.
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China could instruct Chinese companies to curtail business with North Korea, and the government could reject any calls from North Korea for new economic projects until the government returned to negotiations.
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The document did not instruct factories to cut output by a certain amount, but told the city's local districts to set their own detailed plans for curbing production by July 13.
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While your sim is showering or heading off to work, hand the controller to a friend and let them instruct their sim to write a novel or flirt with their neighbor.
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If Mr Mueller indicts a member of Mr Trump's family, the president may instruct his attorney-general to end the whole thing and then make egregious use of his pardon powers.
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"Celebrity narratives can reinforce fears and dreams, instruct and guide us, transport us from daily routines, reassure us that we are not alone in what we think and feel," Gabler writes.
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In June, he called for Clinton to be jailed over the email matter, and he has said that if he is elected, he would instruct his attorney general to investigate her.
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Home Office guidelines instruct officials to deny indefinite leave to remain if "it is undesirable to let an applicant stay because of their character, behaviour or associations", without offering further explanation.
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They said he could immediately declare that it is illegal and instruct the EPA not to enforce it, then later work through the regulatory process to wipe it from the books.
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Snapchat will put a little cake emoji next to your friends' usernames on their birthdays and instruct you to "double tap to birthday snap" (for what is a celebration without rhymes?).
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While Trump later said he would never instruct the military to break the law, he has since pledged to "broaden" the laws to allow torture, including but not limited to waterboarding.
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His order -- like the one he issued this week on a water rule -- will likely instruct the EPA to nix the regulation, which was the centerpiece of Obama's climate change agenda.
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After five or six straight days of the market rallying, senior partners at brokerage trading desks would instruct the junior partners [traders] to "lighten up a little bit", Mr Cashin says.
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They also instruct states to implement two-factor authentication, install sensors on state systems to monitor potentially nefarious activity and replace paperless voting systems with those that provide a paper backup.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has indicated he will instruct his MPs to support a general election but not until the legislation designed to block a no-deal Brexit has passed.
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Harris is one of the handful of Democratic contenders who say they would allow or instruct the Justice Department to prosecute their predecessor if he is defeated in next fall's election.
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" The department has trained 15,000 teachers who will instruct people in schools, factories, businesses and both urban and rural communities on how to perform the routines, collectively titled "Let's All Dance.
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In this respect, the review should explicitly recognize the National Council of Resistance of Iran as a legitimate opposition organization and instruct State and Defense officials to treat it as such.
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But what we do not need is of them to interfere with our affairs all the time, to instruct us how to live, to prevent Europe from building relations with us.
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A resolution that would instruct law enforcement to stop investigating and prosecuting people using the drugs will have its first public hearing before Oakland City Council's public safety committee on Tuesday.
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CNN and Politico had reported earlier that White House Cabinet Secretary Bill McGinley issued an order to agency chiefs on Tuesday morning to instruct officials to boycott the Saturday night dinner.
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On the living will issue, Trump will instruct the Treasury Department to review the provisions that require companies either to pass muster or face having to shed businesses or raise capital.
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"But if I become Commission president, then I will instruct the offices in Brussels to end the talks with Turkey on accession to the European Union," he said to rapturous applause.
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Hall did not tell the five-man, seven-woman jury about the alternate juror's death, but directed a clerk to instruct the panel that deliberations were expected to resume on Wednesday.
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Even if they don't, the $18 trillion United States economy will most likely be O.K. Mr. Trump has said he will instruct his Treasury secretary to declare China a currency manipulator.
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"Most but not all" because the budget resolution currently does not instruct the Senate health committee to help craft the reconciliation bill, as last year's budget resolution for Obamacare repeal did.
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He had been noticeably silent, but now the governor was announcing that he would instruct New Jersey Transit to withhold all payments to Amtrak until a "full review" could be conducted.
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This is what happens when you shoot an incredibly high-resolution, 1 billion-pixel camera into space and instruct it to take a photo of every single star it can see.
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One administration official said the recommendations will instruct residents of communities in California, Massachusetts, New York and Washington to work from home and declare that schools should close under certain circumstances.
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I began a dialogue in my mind in which I used what I learned about Alzheimer's to deepen my understanding of the novel, and Emma's behavior to instruct me on caregiving.
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Our fifth-grade teacher was an avid student of history, and she would patiently instruct us about the lives of the great and the not-so-great who were enshrined there.
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" The guidance reiterated passages already in the flight manuals which instruct pilots not to intentionally enter areas with more than moderate turbulence, and to avoid flying through "areas of severe turbulence.
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So, it was like having open pole but with an instructor helping you (if you're familiar with pole studios, instructors are not allowed to instruct you during an open pole session).
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Notes on the DIAD instruct drivers to be wary of dogs at certain stops and alert them when a customer has asked for packages to be dropped in a specific location.
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Ms. McSally, for her part, has offered a resolution that would instruct lawmakers negotiating the defense policy bill for the 2020 fiscal year to insist upon replenishing the military construction funds.
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In Austin, Pittsburgh and other cities, educators are providing know-your-rights resources and training to instruct students and their parents on what to do if they are targeted by ICE.
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By doing so, an environment is created in where elected mayors and prosecutors instruct appointed law enforcement executives to give a 'pass' to those committing crimes during periods of civil unrest.
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She would also instruct the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice to step up enforcement against polluters, with a particular emphasis on violations of the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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It would limit family-based visas, fund Trump's proposed border wall or other border security and instruct Immigration and Customs Enforcement to turn their focus away from immigrants without criminal records.
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He said he has tried cases before Ellis in the past, and the judge could instruct jurors to not pay attention to anything they see about Manafort on Twitter or elsewhere.
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The White House could have invoked executive privilege — or, decided to instruct Rogers, Coats, McCabe, and Rosenstein to withhold information for reasons the executive deemed to be in the public interest.
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The non-binding measure approved on Wednesday was a "motion to instruct" lawmakers finalizing a water and energy spending bill to ensure that Congress plays a role in implementing such tariffs.
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Because of this, the veterinary medicines are labeled by the manufacturer to instruct farmers to exclude the animals' milk from the supply chain until the drug is no longer secreted in milk.
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Uber also can't command its drivers to perform certain acts as an employer might instruct an employee, and it's obvious the company has taken steps to avoid treating its drivers as such.
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To block entry from the designated countries, Trump is likely to instruct the State Department to stop issuing visas to people from those nations, according to sources familiar with the visa process.
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But some lawmakers said the "inherent contempt" power allows them to instruct the sergeant-at-arms of the House to jail a defiant witness or impose fines outside the federal court system.
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To make use of the new tool, the FBI recently created an investigative unit focused on the field, enlisting agents to travel across the country to instruct police departments on its use.
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Google wasn't necessarily aware that Randstad was going after homeless people, but a Google manager reportedly did instruct the group to target people with darker skin, one source told the Daily News.
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He denies telling students to publish fake news, but does instruct them to copy a few paragraphs from a story that's performing well on Facebook and create a new story from that.
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And, if you want to impress your friends or a bunch of kids at the park, you can even instruct it to do flips, barrel rolls, and other tricks in the sky.
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It is one of the first state laws to explicitly instruct all schools to treat mental health and physical health equally — Utah was the first to pass a similar law last year.
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The stocks began to slide in August after the Department of Justice announced it would instruct the Bureau of Prisons to begin phasing out the use of private contractors for federal prisons.
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Despite the fact that signs at the Auschwitz Memorial instruct visitors to "maintain silence here," the congressman decided to turn his voice up to eleven and broadcast a message to the world.
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In part an exercise in self-preservation—because Mr Trump needs Republican leaders to instruct him and defend him against the investigations he faces—this ensured most learned nothing from his rise.
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Mindfulness exercises dotted throughout the book instruct a reader to train her attention on what she is doing and how she feels as she's doing it, noticing each fluttering thought with dispassion.
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Abe said he will instruct Economy Minister Nobuteru Ishihara on Tuesday to start work on compiling a fiscal stimulus package, but did not mention how much the size of spending will be.
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Instead they voted to instruct Prime Minister Theresa May to demand from the EU to replace the Irish border arrangement as a part of Brexit, but Brussels said it will not change.
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Rather than having a dispatcher instruct the engineer on where to take the train, the train could be controlled remotely, with a computer handling the nitty-gritty of actually operating the train.
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We can't go on living like this, so MUNCHIES asked a trio of Michelin-starred British chefs and hospitality dons to instruct us on exactly how to make a cup of tea.
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During the second presidential debate, Trump vowed that if he won the White House, he'd instruct his attorney general to order a special prosecutor to renew an investigation into Clinton's email setup.
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He replaced scandal-plagued Jacob Zuma as head of state in February 2018 after winning a bitter contest to become ANC leader and convincing top party officials to instruct Zuma to resign.
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"No one, no matter what position they hold, can instruct the president to establish a commission and even tell the process through which it must go... so that's a problem," he said.
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On Friday Custos wrote to the board to seek clarification by the close of business on Monday on whether it had, or planned to, instruct administrators, a letter seen by Reuters showed.
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And while an after-credits sequence tries quickly to quell Lara's more destructive impulses and instruct against the violence of colonialism, anything it manages is far too little, and much too late.
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Its main actual function is to instruct Pruitt to withdraw and rewrite the Clean Power Plan, an EPA rule that requires states to make plans to cut carbon pollution from power plants.
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The Senate has since responded with a nonbinding vote to instruct lawmakers, then-hashing out the national defense policy bill, to use a conference committee to "reaffirm" the U.S. commitment to NATO.
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The U.S. also needs a comprehensive civics education initiative, for children and adults alike, to instruct Americans on the U.S. Constitution and teach them how to detect propaganda and discount motivated reasoning.
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"A company cannot instruct individuals to take a certain action, pay to induce them to do it, and then claim any causal connection is too remote when they follow through," he wrote.
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"Once again the Democrats are politicizing this effort when they know full well that the subpoenas do not ask for and in fact instruct that no patient information be included," he said.
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What was remarkable was the bold nature of the bets, in which Mr. Caspersen would instruct his broker to trade all the cash available in his account each week, his lawyer said.
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You'll instruct drone-like humans, those still in the grasp of a dystopian dictatorship, to activate switches and more, keeping yourself safe as you move them past sentry guns and patrolling guards.
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The White House, however, invoked a doctrine of "absolute immunity," claiming that it had the absolute right to instruct executive branch officials to simply ignore any congressional subpoena, anytime, for any reason.
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While waiting for radiologists to insert tubes into my body or for nurses to instruct me on wound management in the past, I tried to keep up a continual patter of questions.
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While aware of the contact with Mr. Clovis, the F.B.I. did not instruct Mr. Halper to ask him questions related to the Russia investigation, according to a person briefed on the matter.
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Instead, state legislatures both voted to appoint their electors and voted to instruct them how to cast their votes at the electoral college as opposed to holding an election of the people.
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The affidavits, used by voters to verify their identity and get their votes counted, instruct voters that they must be returned to election offices no later than the day before the election.
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At one point in the interview, he recalled replying to Mr. Papadopoulos to instruct him to raise the issue with someone else, though he did direct him to a particular campaign aide.
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Iran announced Tuesday that it will instruct its scientists to create nuclear-powered marine vessels in response to what it sees as a U.S. "violation" of a nuclear agreement with the nation.
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He also figured that while he might persuade the appellate court to consider a retrial, allowing a judge to instruct jurors to consider an involuntary-intoxication defense, the chances were probably slim.
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No, they instruct people on which plants will survive in their homes, teaching them how to take care of their chlorophyllous children and the way to style the greenery to their liking.
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Instruct the Department of Homeland Security to pay attention not only to acts of violence (jihad) committed in the U.S., but also to the indoctrination preceding it as part of counterterrorism efforts.
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" If he offers you a glass of water, and you say, "I'm good," he will say, "I didn't ask if you were good," and instruct you instead to say, "No, thank you.
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The Coast Guard requires life jackets to be available for each passenger on a boat, including duck boats, but allows the crew to decide when to instruct passengers to put them on.
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Members of parliament attempted to reach a compromise by proposing a new amendment that will instruct the government to report on what steps have been taken to negotiate a new customs arrangement.
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The world needs a country as strong as the U.S. but we don't need them to interfere in our affairs, to instruct us how to live, to prevent Europe to work with us.
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The World Privacy Forum recommended last fall that the agency go so far as to instruct its employees to stop referring to the work as "audits" altogether and use the phrase "assessments" instead.
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Okay, there probably isn't a doctor who would instruct you to eat Blazin' Buffalo Ranch Doritos, but after people are speculating that the discontinued flavor is making a comeback, how could you not?
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It&aposs pretending to help the planet, so they instruct you to forgo the luxuries of fresh towels that you actually paid for with your exorbitant daily fee, so here&aposs my challenge.
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Another amusing selection features excerpts from some sort of seminar presided over by two women who instruct the sheepish-looking men in attendance on how to approach women without intimidating or offending them.
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When I interviewed psychologist John Sweller, who studies the role of short-term memory in learning, he gave the example of foreign language programs that try to instruct people in history or literature.
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The software-as-a-service acts as the interface for human experts or crowdsourced labor to instruct computers how to spot relevant signals in data by themselves and continuously improve their algorithms' accuracy.
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If Trump got rid of Mueller and his team, Justice Department officials could instruct lawyers still left at the agency to try to have those indictments killed, but it's not just their decision.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly unveiled a set of memos directed at each of the department's agencies which instruct agents to detain and deport every undocumented immigrant they come across, with few exceptions.
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Another is from a lawyer explaining to a campaign worker how the campaign law functions and telling them to instruct a would-be donor not to do something because it would be illegal.
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To delight and instruct, in the age of social media: Our new pitches map onto an old poetic goal, made more urgent by the sheer quantity of information we have to sort through.
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"We don't tackle at all during the season," he said, adding that he believes every coach and program has to make their own decisions on the proper way to instruct and prepare players.
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The new president also could instruct federal officials to back away from threatening substantial penalties on small employers that want to provide less-generous direct contribution assistance to their employees for healthcare expenses.
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As she sharpens her skills on the ice, her attitude also hardens as evidenced by her instinctual response to instruct her teammates to "hack the bone" after Ralph Wiggum loses a shin guard.
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According to a copy of the directive seen by Reuters, the prime minister told the State Bank of Vietnam to instruct banks not to provide any payment services related to illegal cryptocurrency transactions.
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Earlier in the week, the Senate approved a motion from Rubio to instruct the conference committee to expand the the credit to at least $2,000 and have it benefit more low-wage parents.
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"Trump allegedly directed Lewandowski to instruct Sessions to declare that Sessions knew 'for a fact' that 'there were no Russians involved with the campaign' because he 'was there,'" Kendall wrote of the report.
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The Parliament's lower house, the House of Commons, voted 220006-2202 to instruct Prime Minister Theresa May to seek an extension from the EU, which would require approval from all 2628 member states.
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The idea is to put a problem or challenge in front of a group of people and instead of asking for ideas, instruct participants to generate as many relevant questions as they can.
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We knew it was the right call when Mr. Ailes began treating Mr. Olbermann's success as a potential threat, leading him to instruct Bill O'Reilly to refrain from responding to Mr. Olbermann's attacks.
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So we give inner-city schoolchildren mindfulness classes rather than engage with education inequality, and instruct exhausted office workers in mindful breathing rather than giving them paid vacation or better health care benefits.
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As President, among the first steps I would take would be instruct all federal agencies to respect the UN Declaration on Indigenous Peoples and seek the full and informed consent of indigenous communities.
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And though his logic is not necessarily flawed—we have to be reasonable about what art can truly accomplish—it's not to say rap lyrics can't instruct, enlighten, and, in some cases, save.
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I have witnessed teachers asked to instruct classes of 30 or more students, take on classes during the prescribed planning hour, and also pick up extracurricular activities with little to no extra compensation.
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One of the administration's first acts at DOI was to instruct the Bureau of Land Management (and other agencies) to review their rules and policies seeking any "burdens" on domestic fossil fuel development.
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As the case law applying Alice to software patents continues to develop in the courts, it is important that the PTO instruct examiners to apply the same standards to claims in patent applications.
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On Wednesday, the chamber overwhelmingly approved a "motion to instruct" related to Trump's authority to levy duties — which recommends a course of action, but does not compel the president to make any move.
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The federal government should urgently remove barriers to telehealth in Medicaid and Medicare, which collectively cover over 85033 million people, and instruct commercial insurers to ensure telehealth services are available to all members.
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Did Trump instruct Jeff Sessions, the attorney general at the time, to hinder the F.B.I. investigation into Russian interference or to discipline members of the administration suspected of sharing information with the media?
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Pat Bowlen "did not designate Beth as a trustee or appoint her to a leadership position, nor did he instruct the trustees to specifically mentor her," they said in a statement in May.
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In my files I found copies of letters that Cage had written to other people, some of them quite lengthy, usually to instruct or to explain prior to their recipients' working with him.
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BioNTech, CureVac and Moderna have specialized in so-called messenger RNA (mRNA) molecules which instruct human cells to produce proteins that trigger an immune response in the body against cancer or infectious diseases.
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If a handler is in an upsetting situation, he might instruct them to stop whatever they are doing, sit down and distract themselves by petting the dog until they are feeling more relaxed.
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Taking notice of what is mundane via our own struggles has the remarkable power to instruct and enjoin us to confront injustices, to assess our own privilege, and to change our everyday behaviors.
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Three months after that vote, Francis delivered his response, ignoring the proposal altogether in an Apostolic Exhortation, a mechanism used to instruct and encourage the Catholic faithful but not to define Church doctrine.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Thursday took a first concrete step toward dismantling Obamacare, voting to instruct key committees to draft legislation repealing President Barack Obama's signature health insurance program.
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Prosecutors pressed one witness, an expert on the use of force hired by defense lawyers, about why Officer Yanez did not instruct Mr. Castile clearly to stop moving or put his hands up.
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He made his name saying, "you're fired" on TV, and it's time for him to cut his losses on Pruitt and instruct him to fly, in whichever class he chooses, back to Oklahoma.
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In less than two years, he has helped rewrite computer software to instruct workers on the best designs for hydraulic fracturing, optimizing the amounts of fluids, sand and chemicals pumped into the wells.
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My intention was never to coach or instruct the women to write about this particular subject, as I wanted to give them the space to speak their own truths and amplify their voices.
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If the two sides prove unable to resolve their differences, the East and West branches of the W.G.A. have said they will instruct their roughly 22014,22016 members to fire their agents en masse.
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" At the second presidential debate in early October, Trump threatened Clinton, saying that "if I win, I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation.
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Though Avakov controls the Ukraine's police and National Guard, Poroshenko still commands Ukraine's security and intelligence services, the SBU, and could instruct the agency to cut its ties with C14 and other extremist groups.
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He asserted that Trump "absolutely" did not instruct Flynn to discuss sanctions with the ambassador, but said he did not have a problem with him talking to foreign officials as part of his responsibilities.
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Then I wrote the arrangements for the string quintet and since, I'm not a great musician I recorded multiple vocal melodies to find the notes and instruct the other musicians on what to play.
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Alexander Zharov, the head of Russia's Roskomnadzor, the country's federal communications regulator, wrote in a statement that it was within his agency's authority to instruct Russian domain registrars to refuse to host the site.
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And the White House will likely instruct John Gore, a top Justice Department official, not to show up for scheduled testimony if he cannot have a Justice Department lawyer present, an official told CNN.
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"If I win, I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor" to look into Clinton's handling of classified information, Trump said Sunday night, describing a possible politically motivated probe.
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"If I win I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation – there has never been so many lies and so much deception," he said.
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Late last month, a federal judge ordered Kemp to instruct election officials to stop discarding absentee ballots that contained signature discrepancies, a procedure that critics including Abrams alleged was meant to suppress minority turnout.
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"If I win, I'm going to instruct the attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation, because there's never been so many lies, so much deception," Trump told Hillary Clinton.
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For instance, using symbolic logic, you could instruct a machine to 'learn' that a cat is an animal by encoding a specific piece of knowledge using a mathematical formula such as 'cat > is > animal'.
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He should instruct House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy to schedule bills for a vote as soon as possible, lest we miss a very narrow window of opportunity before election season kicks into high gear.
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Inmates would contact family members of friends outside Rikers and instruct them to pay bribes to McCoy, who would then pick up the items and bring them into Rikers to deliver to the inmates.
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On Thursday, after approving the motion to go to conference, the House rejected 184-237 a Democratic motion to instruct conferees to oppose provisions on sales of surplus firearms to the Civilian Marksmanship Program.
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The bill would instruct the Federal Bureau of Prisons to take a more personalized approach and expand the availability of education, vocational training, mental health and drug treatment, which are proven to reduce recidivism.
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Other Republicans on the committee have argued, however, that Congress does not have the power to instruct the FBI to reopen its background investigation, which is provided as a courtesy to the Judiciary Committee.
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The letter called on the president to instruct security services to stop harassing and arresting journalists and insist that police follow the law in arresting and charging suspects "in a timely and transparent manner".
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"If I win, I am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation because there has never been so many lies, so much deception," he said.
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Deepak Shetty, director general of shipping with India's Ministry of Shipping, said he had told the vessel's operator and separately the charterer to instruct the captain not to discharge the cargo "at all, anywhere".
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The Thin Green Line Foundation plans to teach 30 to 50 exceptional rangers the skills needed to be trainers themselves, and then host six events a year at which they would instruct their colleagues.
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Ricardo Rosselló (D) wrote Azar Monday asking him to instruct the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to adjust the way it calculates the territory's slice of the pie of federal MA funds.
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"If I win, I'm going to instruct the attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation because there's never been so many lies, so much deception," Trump said to Clinton.
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"Conceivably a President Trump could instruct his officials to investigate the national security implications for the US industrial heartland resulting from thousands of Chinese and Mexican imports," the Peterson Institute said in its report.
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A White House spokesman did not respond to an email seeking comment about whether they will instruct Ms. Hicks to follow Mr. McGahn's lead, or what legal grounds they might invoke to do so.
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"You should instruct all personnel to pay strict heed to this report and be extra vigilant and cautious of the V.I.P.s and locations coming under your purview," wrote Priyalal Dassanayake, the deputy inspector general.
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President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that he would ask Congress to give immediate payroll tax relief to Americans and would instruct the Small Business Association (SBA) to provide economic waivers to small businesses.
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Dodge tries to instruct Bode to get some of the keys for her — in particular, she's really focused on the Anywhere Key so she can leave the well house and go wherever she pleases.
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So the troops start building one, and they instruct the black people who are following them to just wait, that the troops need to cross first, but then they'll be able to come after.
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The order, which is likely to draw criticism from free speech advocates, will broaden the federal government's definition of antisemitism and instruct it to be used in enforcing laws against discrimination on college campuses.
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Some security experts instruct clients to shift their parking lots farther away from the main facility, giving more time for potential attackers to have second thoughts and for guards to act on a threat.
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That points to traits so crucial for her endurance in the Darwinian struggle for literary immortality: acute emotional intelligence, and a rare ability to render it in stories that amuse even as they instruct.
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Through the integration with Amazon's products, the bulbs will be wirelessly connected to Alexa so people can instruct the assistant to turn the lights on or dim them in various rooms of a house.
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Many market players think, rather than making a policy change this month, the BOJ's board is likely to instruct its staff to study measures to alleviate the "side effects" of the prolonged easing, i.e.
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And by Saturday the Navy Department was conscious enough of a threat that it radioed officials at Pearl Harbor authorizing them to instruct other American military bases in the Pacific to destroy secret documents.
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The Starboard readme discovered by Troughton-Smith seems to instruct developers on how to run stereo AR apps without using a device named "Garta," which could be that Apple AR gear or something else.
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Arts and crafts courses should not instruct children to depict anything living, which is proscribed by Islam, and should instead offer instruction only in calligraphy, said Abdullah Wasel, a member of Hefazat's central committee.
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National security advisor Robert O'Brien said Tuesday that there was "no retaliation" and Trump didn't instruct him to remove Vindman and his twin brother, Yevgeny Vindman, from their White House posts, according to reports.
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A mechanized version of that idea, popular in some academic circles, would instruct the Fed to target an alternative economic measure, nominal gross domestic product, or N.G.D.P., which sums inflation and real economic growth.
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For example, one strategy that is used when treating depression is behavioral activation, in which therapists instruct patients to start to schedule activities that will get them out of their house and lift their moods.
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If you are selected as a juror in this case, the judge will instruct you to avoid all media coverage, and not to go on the Internet with regard to this case for any purpose.
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" While "many … would disagree with Mr. Gapp's view … there is no way the Court could instruct a jury on the process of evaluating whether [a] statement is true" when it comes to such "aesthetic matters.
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The New York Times reported Thursday night that White House counsel Don McGahn threatened to resign rather than fulfill President Donald Trump's demand in June 2017 to instruct the Department of Justice to remove Mueller.
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Hard designations, where private equity firms instruct their banks to use specific law firms, are more common in Europe than New York, where banks sometimes pay their own fees, and are being seen more frequently.
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Meanwhile, iPhone/HomePod users can tell Siri to play music with a hands-free command; Google Assistant/Google Home users can instruct the helper to play their songs – even if they only know the lyrics.
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He is also believed to have used the chat group to instruct Abdel-Malik Petitjean and Adel Kermiche, two French citizens who beheaded a priest in Normandy while claiming ISIS membership on July 26, 2016.
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"Reduce loud sounds"This option is available from the main Settings screen, but you can instruct Siri to turn it on as well if you want to keep a lid on your box's volume levels.
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The girls, the oldest of whom was 15, sued Backpage for claims including sexual exploitation of children, alleging its posting rules were intended to instruct pimps how to post trafficking ads that evade law enforcement.
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YouTube has updated its policy on content featuring firearms, expanding the list of accessories that cannot be featured in videos that sell them or instruct users how to manufacture or install the accessories, reports Motherboard.
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He also played down a government review of economic crime, published on Monday, which allows a new division of the broader and younger National Crime Agency (NCA) to instruct the SFO to investigate certain cases.
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Last month, the company updated its policy on videos featuring firearms, expanding the list of accessories that cannot be featured in videos that sell them or instruct users how to manufacture or install the accessories.
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On July 19, the Montrose warned an Iranian patrol boat against interfering with the Stena Impero, but the Iranian vessel, apparently undeterred, proceeded to instruct the oil tanker to alter course and later seized it.
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The girls, the oldest of whom was 15, sued Backpage for claims, including sexual exploitation of children, alleging its posting rules were intended to instruct pimps how to post trafficking ads that evade law enforcement.
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ACOG's 2013 opinion already includes a list of key chemicals, and links to "exposure assessment" forms that instruct doctors to ask about everything from lead paint to chemicals used at work to personal care products.
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Mainz-based BioNTech, valued at $2.3 billion in a January financing round, is specializing in so-called messenger RNA (mRNA) molecules that instruct human cells to produce therapeutic proteins or to launch an immune response.
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Finally, we will need to train teams to visit homes in poor neighborhoods and instruct occupants on how to empty water containers and spray for mosquitoes, just as we are doing now in Puerto Rico.
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Under the legislation, voters would be allowed to access that data, ask political campaigns to delete it and instruct social media platforms like Google and Facebook to stop sharing personal data with those political entities.
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Kimball, who had worked at the high school for more than four years, insisted her superiors told her to allow students to take food and instruct them they needed to add funds to their account.
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A civil rights group has launched a legal case designed to ensure that Boris Johnson backs down from threats to defy a law which would instruct him to avoid a no-deal Brexit in October.
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