"Best Long Egg Video | Long Egg Series," instructs 'KeefCooks'.
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" In the opening line, Aguilera instructs them to "listen closely.
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During the latter, he instructs her to kiss the gun.
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"Say 'Aw, hell yeah,'" she instructs her more sober mother.
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She instructs me to touch the inside of the cup.
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"After I'm gone, write it down," Chabon's grandfather instructs him.
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Ask your brothers for their help, the pledge educator instructs.
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These modes do not exclude each other, so swimming instructs.
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"I expect to do what the president instructs me to do when he instructs me to do it," said Lighthizer, a former USTR deputy in the Reagan administration and a steel industry trade lawyer.
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"Keep it chill," Key's Luther instructs himself as the sketch opens.
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" Nate instructs Poppy as the trio collectively says aloud: "Keep growing!
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The plantation's priest instructs the remaining slaves to raise a cross.
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"Keep that one — mark it 'Fab'!" he instructs on the tape.
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"Everybody get off the street right now," an authoritative voice instructs.
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She praises Evie, instructs her and annexes her with light touches.
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Asprey then instructs us to tell ourselves that we are enough.
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He then instructs her to make the call to her publisher.
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It instructs us, scolds us and exhorts us to follow it.
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After that, do as step one instructs to add another host.
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It also instructs camp staff to recruit informants among the inmates.
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It instructs employees to seek outside help if necessary as well.
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A teacher instructs students of the Chipala Primary School on Oct.
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The history of water pollution regulation in this country instructs otherwise.
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"No comma when single subject with compound predicate," the email instructs.
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The recall effort instructs judges to be careful in exercising discretion.
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Betty instructs them to burn all of their clothes...including Jughead's beanie.
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Laurel instructs Meggy to tell the police Wes is at the library.
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The Chief instructs his staff to start making every arrest they can.
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To become a global brand, Lemonis instructs Ramirez to make some changes.
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History instructs that no governance is perfect, and humans are reliably awful.
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The Hood instructs Betty open a package for her in the cabin.
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"Repeat after me so you will remember this by heart," she instructs.
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The "talking autoinjector" instructs a user through the entire process of injection.
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The order also instructs Facebook to delete information it has already collected.
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A: It instructs them not to discuss any of the material afterward.
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Davis is a writer of such care that she instructs by example.
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We can break up with Facebook completely, as the #deleteFacebook hashtag instructs.
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He instructs them to be vigilant about online classes that began Wednesday.
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"Do not trouble yourself much to get new things," Thoreau instructs us.
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He instructs an officer of the party in Western culture and cinema.
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It's not as if being called out instructs him in any way.
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"Better fuck me like we listenin' to Jodeci," Cardi instructs in the song.
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The alleged "Blue Whale Challenge" instructs teens to perform a series of tasks.
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Helga instructs Charlie to wait for a call at a London telephone booth.
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"Look at me kindly—as kindly as you can," a photographer instructs him.
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Duff instructs me to make some turns and see how the plane responds.
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Producers call after him while Chris Harrison instructs someone to open the fence.
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What Trump said: The executive order instructs agencies to rewrite those Obamacare regulations.
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Kristin turns the tap on and instructs him to run it under water.
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"Get into groups and try and jump at the same time," Taffler instructs.
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He has noticed a lot of classicism, he said, in how she instructs.
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The second instructs them to come up with a participation model for DERs.
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While it instructs states to reduce emissions, the new measure sets no targets.
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In the video, he instructs people to stay home and offers some tips.
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Harrison instructs would-be extractors internationally in techniques he learned from two mentors.
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So, be sure to "take time throughout the week to recharge, " she instructs.
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He instructs the co-founders to bottle them, which Gabuzzi agrees to do.
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Go deeper: Ethics Committee instructs Duncan Hunter to stop voting in the House
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The system spits out bagged grocery orders and instructs employees on next steps.
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"If you really want the position, let the hiring manager know," instructs Crawford.
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The PETS Act instructs local government to include pets in their disaster planning.
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He instructs the young man to stay completely still while calling upon God.
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From there, a prompt instructs you to select up to 10 images or videos.
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It instructs House committee chairmen about their strategy and the scope of their inquiries.
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In bright yellow lettering, one slogan instructs passers-by to "Respect Past, Embrace Future".
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"Vote against Macron", instructs one of Ms Le Pen's blue-and-yellow campaign flyers.
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"Plant a new 'seed reality' made of light and love," instructs one Pagan blog.
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" The man seated with the angry woman instructs the table of men to "relax.
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But the diligent Epic representative is good at his job and instructs me otherwise.
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It also instructs Interior to review a handful of offshore drilling rules and regulations.
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The budget instructs congressional committees to come up with a repeal bill by Jan.
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He instructs Pasha to slit his wrists, so his parents will take him seriously.
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That guru, played by Sean Lennon, instructs Rebekah Neumann to reflect on her life.
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The version with a comma, however, instructs them to stop attending hip dance clubs.
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"Start from the edge of the nail and file toward the center," Washick instructs.
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Benyan points to a small stool next to me and instructs me to sit.
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The officers see them, and the DA instructs the cops to shoot both targets.
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Instructs DoD to use Gitmo "for the detention and trial of newly captured" detainees.
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Don't hesitate to dig your heel into the bones above the toes, she instructs.
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He also instructs Mr. Flores to give the money to a courier in Chicago.
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"You need to pull them faster," Xiao Yu, a student from Xinjiang, instructs me.
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"Now don't you move," Lee instructs Thor (Hemsworth), who is strapped to a chair.
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Customs and Border Protection instructs agents not to consider a person's race or ethnicity.
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She instructs with folksy patter sprinkled with wisecracking, delivered in a New Yawkese chirp.
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The other instructs what should happen to information, including Dropbox files or email messages.
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Aipac instructs its volunteers never to bring up politics or donations in lobbying meetings.
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Speaking of Helena, Westmoreland instructs Coady to induce labor immediately, and to "put down" Mark.
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When her roommate instructs her to buy a poster, Selin asks what kind she wants.
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Snoop instructs her saying, "Lightly Nikkie, lightly," as she taps it under the eye area.
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Additionally, the WILD Act instructs government agencies to implement strategic programs to control invasive species.
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Should anyone be exposed, the MDEQ instructs people to immediately wash with soap and water.
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The elusive and carnally adventurous Adam instructs Hannah to hold a physically uncomfortable sexual position.
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Ugo, unsurprisingly, has a more gimlet eye: "I want young," he instructs his casting director.
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The bureau's governing statute instructs the agency to regulate "unfair, deceptive, or abusive" lending practices.
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SimpliSafe instructs you to install the base station in a central location in your home.
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Even as it routinely instructs its lawyers to appeal decisions seeking to expand drivers' rights.
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Paula instructs one of her women to take Maggie into a separate room for questioning.
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He guides her throughout the neighborhood as she instructs him to go to various stores.
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The first part instructs RTOs to come up with a participation model for electricity storage.
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Like Moderna, CureVac uses a messenger RNA platform that instructs cells how to make proteins.
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Davos instructs Gendry not to tell anyone about his lineage, but he does it anyway.
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Across campus, Ryan Choi instructs another group of Border Patrol trainees in self-defense tactics.
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The order instructs the Environmental Protection Agency to formally consider repealing the Clean Power Plan.
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"Take note of the two nearest exits in any facility you visit," the webpage instructs.
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The release instructs patients to speak with their physician before discontinuing use of the medicine.
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Or go the classic route, as our pal Matty Matheson instructs you to do here.
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Pour the lemonade from pitcher to pitcher, softly intertwining its components, Beyoncé's soft voiceover instructs.
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She instructs us to photograph her "good side," but from all angles, her beauty remains intact.
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He instructs them to lie about what happened, as to not implicate him in any wrongdoing.
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When she instructs them, the two most intimidating men in New York, to sit, they listen.
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Then she instructs us to turn our palms up if we want to receive the oil.
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So before your break, she instructs, you will take questions from Representative Katie Porter (D-California).
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It's tempting to invoke the tired adage that instructs things that aren't broken shouldn't be fixed.
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" American Airlines' carriage policy instructs passengers to "dress appropriately; bare feet or offensive clothing aren't allowed.
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The facility opened last month and already instructs 246 juniors, retirees, collegiate players and professional golfers.
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One paper instructs the guys — including Bobby Briggs himself — to go 253 east of Jackrabbit Palace.
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The bunny is named Frank, and he's a hallucination (?) that instructs Gyllenhaal's character to commit crimes.
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Johnson said she instructs her clients to pull hard on their costumes weeks before their competitions.
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"Call me a fool, call me a saint, but don't call it a date," instructs Spears.
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The app opens to the camera and instructs you to position a photo within the frame.
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If you read this book the way Og Mandino instructs, it will change your life.15.
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"You are Heather Bresch, the CEO of Mylan, the maker of EpiPens," the introductory page instructs.
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Watchtower instructs them on whether or not the elder should report to the police, he said.
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In his 1881 masterpiece, Epitaph of a Small Winner, the Brazilian novelist Machado de Assis instructs
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The order's most significant portion instructs the EPA to formally consider repealing the Clean Power Plan.
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The order instructs EPA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to rescind or revise the rule.
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He instructs his students to catch their opponents off guard, use their energy to your advantage.
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Nor can you see the exuberant geometry with which the choir director Alexander Hamilton instructs them.
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She instructs her clients to say goodbye to an item if it no longer serves them.
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" A $39 women's baseball tee instructs all those who read it to "stay back six feet.
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When she does go in, the school instructs everyone to sit at least one desk apart.
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Around May 25 - Trump instructs Vice President Mike Pence to cancel plans to attend Zelenskiy's inauguration.
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The guidance instructs immigration enforcement personnel to expand their priorities in detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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Kors instructs us to pair off and tell our partner a way we're holding onto shame.
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Then, it instructs you to create a GitHub repository and paste the URL in as well.
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When Paula enters the room, he instructs her to get a knife and cut him loose.
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You should submit a PROFILE only if your college or scholarship program instructs you to do so.
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"When Prince Harry's here, he eats Chicago — make sure he has a pizza," one student instructs him.
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The order instructs both departments to formally reconsider the Water of the United States rule or WOTUS.
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They were framed in kauri pine, sized as the show's title instructs—at 9 inches by 5.
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That law, known as 8 USC 1373, instructs local officials to share information with federal immigration authorities.
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In a video posted to Rob's Snapchat, he instructs his future child to "move!" to no avail.
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Walters instructs me to lie about my chosen number, to allow the system to detect my falsehood.
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"Tell your mom all the shit you wanna make sure she knows," Sergio instructs, and they do.
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It's actually really hard to make the doll exactly the way the pattern book instructs you to.
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Gordon Ramsay has starred in numerous shows where he instructs chefs on how to improve their cooking.
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The guideline mostly instructs providers on which patient to put on which drug and at what dose.
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Immediately, you meet the legendary Pokémon Mew, who instructs you to collect items to save the PokéPark.
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His mother, an educator, instructs him to speak the Queen's English and write book reports on politicians.
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Bush also instructs military personnel as well as civilians and children to report anyone seen feeding him.
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Foundation staff member Michelle Lee instructs him to shut his eyes and take several slow, deep breaths.
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Over time, players learn more about his background, for he will drop names as he instructs players.
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In "You Need to Calm Down," Swift instructs her haters that they should calm down about her.
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Finally, Lewis instructs us to approach our "conference crushes": three people whose ideas and affects moved us.
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The question, though, will be if Trump instructs his team to grant Xi's wishes along the way.
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Here, Arquetopia instructs artists on the history of colonialism through programs combining traditional processes and academic readings.
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The book instructs you to read the text aloud, so I did, but I was still disappointed.
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CEQ's guidance instructs agencies to consider direct and indirect climate impacts as part of those NEPA reviews.
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ICE now commonly instructs people to appear for check-ins with passports, which makes their deportation easier.
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The budget blueprint instructs House and Senate committees to come up with repeal legislation by Jan. 27.
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SWIFT said it regularly releases security updates and instructs client banks on how to handle known threats.
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Often, in fact, police training instructs an officer to meet nonresponsive behavior with force, including deadly force.
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In sessions that are three to eight minutes long, this skill instructs listeners on how to meditate.
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For example, Al instructs Jake to find "a neutral, reliable, boring car," so what does Jake do?
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The memo instructs employees to put paid interactive stations they removed back, and to clean them regularly.
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A teacher instructs his students in London as they watch an eclipse of the sun in June 1954.
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Opternative blatantly instructs users not to consider their app as a replacement for a full, medical eye exam.
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Later, he instructs Chewbacca to growl "sad like a dog whimper," and bounces around the film's impressive set.
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The internal memo instructs repairers to fix the device for free under Apple's standard one-year limited warranty.
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It also instructs the Federal Communications Commission to develop further regulations that could shield consumers from unwanted calls.
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On the wall a poster produced by the Philippine Red Cross instructs evacuees how to wash their hands.
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And of course, keep your conversation between the two of you, unless the person specifically instructs you otherwise.
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UNITED STATES INSTRUCTS FOREIGN TRADING FIRMS, REFINERS TO STOP DIRECT, INDIRECT OR OIL SWAP DEALS WITH VENEZUELA - SOURCES
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The EO he issued in March simply instructs Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt to review the rule.
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Her therapist then instructs her to imagine looking up into the sky and spotting a big, white cloud.
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The document also instructs the central bank to run a tight monetary policy to ensure the sum's stability.
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It also instructs the secretary of homeland security to speed implementation of a biometric entry-exit tracking system.
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She instructs her students to write their own abstracts based on Times articles that address these complex topics.
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It instructs the Health and Human Services Department to create transparent and enforceable metrics for organ procurement organizations.
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He slams the door shut behind them and then instructs his co-worker to call someone named Pete.
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Instead, its website instructs families who are unable to collect the government-funded meals to call the schools.
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A day's worth of pills can vary, depending on how often the doctor instructs patients to take them.
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One order instructs Mr. Zinke to review all national monument designations made under the Antiquities Act after Jan.
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Tesla instructs Autopilot users to always keep their hands on the wheel, even when Autopilot is in use.
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But President Trump's Executive Order 13781 instructs OMB to streamline government operations and to identify and eliminate duplication.
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Trash Tiki instructs partners to refrigerate leftover produce in clean containers, which are then vacuum-sealed for transfer.
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"Don't leave until you've eaten every bite!" he instructs us, then disappears just as quickly into the final segment.
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The LAPD instructs anyone with information regarding Eric Holder to contact the South Bureau Homicide at 323-786-5100.
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Rather, it instructs the EPA to begin the process of reviewing and reversing the CPP, which could take years.
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Rescinding an invitation to speak on campus should be made only "in the rarest of circumstances," the guide instructs.
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An aide brings Trump a thick copy of a new tax bill proposal and instructs him to read it.
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"Your nude should look like it could be your own skin — just a bit rosier and warmer," Barose instructs.
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She knows better than to trust Montag the moment he arrives, so she instructs him see an execution through.
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"Never let them see the real Elizabeth Windsor," Churchill instructs her before she goes off on a world tour.
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"You should avoid steam and wetting your lashes for the first 48 hours after getting lash extensions," Richardson instructs.
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It instructs Swedes to give up their traditional identity to embrace waves of immigrants, mainly from the Middle East.
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At one point, Kanye instructs Tyga to put himself on "airplane mode," in deference to Queen B. Thank god.
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"Salt should be added to the grilled, golden side, never the raw side—this would extract juices," instructs Viñaspre.
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"But whatever Kim Jong Un decides and instructs will succeed and all the citizens will support him," he said.
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Gabriel instructs the Jennings to make sure Paige stays close to Pastor Tim and work on keeping her quiet.
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The key is "managing the emotions of the client" and mastering "the psychology of the sale", the handbook instructs.
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There are verbal adjustments, in which a teacher instructs a student to move an arm or rotate a shoulder.
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He or she then instructs you to smash every single window in the entire establishment in which you work.
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However, the report also instructs the E.P.A. to trim spending on Superfund enforcement by $12 million without saying how.
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Meadows, of course, brushes off the idea: "The president instructs me more than me instructing the president," he said.
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The attack then shows a message that instructs users to pay $300 in bitcoin in order to restore access.
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The version with a comma, however, instructs them to stop attending hip dance clubs: "Stop clubbing, baby seals."11.
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A separate ruling, reported Monday by The Washington Post, instructs the government to work toward releasing their parents, too.
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Roger heads off down one of them, but says he'll be back and instructs us to wait for him.
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The first order instructs the Department of Interior to dedicate a portion of its assets for rural broadband installation.
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One instructs the device to add a number of i's to her Hiiiiiiiiii to strike the right nonchalant tone.
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It is time to explain exactly what the EO instructs, and how difficult it will be to carry out.
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The plan also instructs the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice to enhance enforcement against industrial polluters.
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In the New Testament, Jesus Christ instructs his followers to reject that teaching and instead turn the other cheek.
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He instructs us to go to eBay, Etsy, and Shopify, where hundreds of snack innovators are perfecting their craft.
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The group instructs users to blur out the "dogtags" to protect identities, but often the person's face is shown.
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Zhang instructs us not to pull off the roots; the season for that is in the spring, not summer.
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The resolution instructs the panel to craft sweeping clean energy and climate legislation (the "Green New Deal") by early 2020.
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Later, Suchard uses Kendall Jenner as a volunteer, and instructs to small place objects from a jair into her hand.
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Don't underestimate the Law of Attraction which instructs us to picture ourselves surrounded by the outcome we wish to create.
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The signal then travels up to the brain, which instructs you to howl with pain or issue the appropriate profanity.
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In the episode's early minutes, David struggles with his telepathy, so Dr. Bird instructs him to tune out the noise.
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And so, on the other side, Spire instructs us that, as players, we have to be tactical about our vulnerability.
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Comment from discussion NakiCoTony's comment from discussion "Internal Nintendo Memo Instructs Customer Service to Fix 'Joy-Con Drift' for Free".
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To ameliorate the problem, Fertitta instructs each of Papadatos' four employees to devote part of their workday to selling drains.
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Jesus builds on top of this when he leads his people outside and instructs them to surround the only exit.
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"We've been talking and we've decided that…well, just get out of there," another of the popular girls instructs her.
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In them, DeJack says she needs to talk to Zhu and instructs her not to post anything to social media.
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He instructs them on the "five basic moves" of defense and offense, guiding them through each sword and foot position.
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It also instructs custodians to run and flush each fountain for two minutes before the start of school each day.
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It instructs that white male judicial nominees be portrayed as a danger to women, minorities, or some other identity group.
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A voice instructs me to take a deep breath, fill my lungs, and then release, letting go of any tension.
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A loudspeaker then instructs them to watch a video of the other person confessing their political beliefs to a camera.
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The memo also instructs the Pentagon to stop paying for transgender troops' medical treatment regimens, the officials told the paper.
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The law instructs the FDA to consider new drugs for approval on the basis of the uses submitted by sponsors.
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But some states have laws that punish, or even remove, presidential electors who do not vote as their state instructs.
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It instructs the not faint of heart on how to properly tenderize your tenders with the soda of your choice.
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Benyan stirs in a spoonful of syrup that is part pomelo and part honey and instructs me to drink it.
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"To get the look, simply middle-part your hair and flat-iron for a clean, simple, striking look," he instructs.
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Current co-owner Jimmy Rukab instructs me on proper ice cream-eating etiquette while waxing poetic about his family's legacy.
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"Install functional smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, 30 feet apart in common areas, one in each enclosed room," instructs Surface.
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Once inside, the CDC instructs people to seal off contaminated clothing and hop into a shower as soon as possible.
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Amazon instructs anyone having trouble with verification to contact its customer-support team by email after the first failed attempt.
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Conventional wisdom instructs retirees to draw money first from taxable accounts, and then from tax-deferred 401(k) and IRAs.
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These cells secrete a hormone that instructs connective tissues throughout the body — skin, bone, muscle, tendons — to start growing again.
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Sometimes I see an ad that instructs me to breathe in as a circle expands then exhale when it shrinks.
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The post instructs viewers to buy a small boy's T-shirt at Walmart, buy embroidered patches and iron them on.
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It isn't enough; as Xue instructs her — and as circumstances subsequently bear out — democracy is a degrading and unreliable system.
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Touch lowers stress, builds morale, and produces triumphs—a chest bump instructs us in coöperation, a half-hug in compassion.
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Has she created this effect, as the first part of the play instructs, by pinching a nerve near the nose?
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He instructs her to pick up food for him en route to their first date, which she resents but does.
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Rather, there is a recipe for milkshakes that instructs you to add ice cream, milk and fruit of your choice.
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Postmates instructs its couriers to wait at the delivery address for five minutes before moving on to their next order.
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So read up on the company's mission statement before your interview and pay attention to what you see, instructs Jacinto.
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God is dismayed by Jedemann's immorality and instructs Death to pay him a visit and summon him to face judgment.
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As soon as the room empties, Logan instructs Kendall to inform his co-conspirators that the takeover is no more.
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We have a certified trainer in the NAAGA who instructs our members on conflict resolution and deescalation in these situations.
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The Senate version instructs the Energy and Natural Resources Committee to save at least $1 billion over the next decade.
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It instructs relevant congressional committees to craft a budget reconciliation bill, which will include language repealing major parts of the law.
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As soon as they quiet down, Forde instructs the roughly 100 people staring back at him to take out their phones.
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If you're unhappy, a block of text instructs you to contact Anker customer support via phone, email, or on its website.
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Later he instructs a male and female model with little chemistry on how to make running into each other look casual.
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It's the face that everyone makes when their significant other busts out the camera phone and instructs us to work it.
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The email-based phishing scam instructs the recipient to click open a word document that is laced with information-stealing malware.
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On its website, the T.S.A. instructs passengers who believe their property was damaged during a screening to fill out a claim.
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The man screams bloody murder because he's actually dying, but the Lord instructs the woman to carry on with the production.
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Wednesday's guidance also instructs immigration officials to weigh an asylum seeker's claim against whether they crossed the border legally or illegally.
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" — much as Shakespeare's ghost instructs Hamlet, "If thou didst ever thy dear father love / … Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder.
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The first person he instructs to drink, one of his boys in blue, refuses and Gary (Chaz Bono) shoots him dead.
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In a section titled "14 Words Never To Use," Luntz instructs to never say "government" when one could say "Washington" instead.
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Barbour instructs them to lift the garments out of the bags, raise them to their nostrils, and take a big whiff.
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NubAbility is a non-profit organization that instructs and encourages congenital and traumatic amputee youth athletes to compete in mainstream sports.
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If you want to achieve your goals, "think it, say it, do it," he instructs in Thank You and You're Welcome.
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The answer, Gary's work instructs us, has to do with the way we discern the motive and the intentions of speakers.
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The legislation instructs the Department of Homeland Security to take steps to boost cyber information sharing and coordination at U.S. ports.
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It instructs prosecutors to consider the immigration status of defendants in plea negotiations regardless of whether it's a misdemeanor or felony.
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Back in the truck he instructs her with quite specific details on how to jack him off, which she does successfully.
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Sensing that her daughter will be as infatuated with Archie as ever, Lodge instructs his chauffeur/manservant to fix the situation.
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The slide instructs moderators to "look out for" the phrase "Free Kashmir" — though the slogan, common among activists, is completely legal.
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To keep his train on the tracks, Almodóvar plans out the entire shoot and then instructs his actors with great precision.
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Mike Bryant now instructs young hitters in Las Vegas, and helped mold Kris into a prodigious — and unapologetic — fly-ball machine.
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The bride's mother retired from the Worcester Public Schools Home Hospital Program, which instructs students with medical issues in their homes.
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" Most often, I prefer classic drinks, classically prepared, as Robert Simonson instructs in his weekend-helpful guide, "How to Make Cocktails.
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Form W-4, which instructs employers how much tax to withhold, got a makeover for 2020 from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Disney has introduced a new character called the Archivist who instructs players in the way of the "Force" and Jedi knowledge.
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And it instructs the U.S. Secretary of State to encourage other countries to supply identifying information about suspects to shared databases.
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Both in public and in private, Pelosi instructs members of her caucus to remain "prayerful" and somber as they pursue impeachment.
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" The notice instructs individuals to "identify two escape routes, remain aware of your surroundings, and remember the phrase 'run, hide, fight.
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Not as good but still entertaining is the interplay between Rizwan and Considine, as Gabe instructs Raza in the undercover arts.
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You'd be an idiot to forget the most crucial component, though: "Sprinkle with vodka," the recipe instructs, because why the fuck not?
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The bulletin, released late September 2016, instructs officers to be aware of and sensitive towards the needs of a trans person's security.
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The company instructs drivers to keep their hands on the wheel when those systems are engaged, sparking some criticism of terms used.
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He's the same dude who coined the term "dig deeper," while he instructs viewers at home to jump higher and squat lower.
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Lanyadoo suggests using sage or Palo Santo wood: "Light it up and use the smoke as a psychic dust buster," she instructs.
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He picks the paint colors and then instructs people to move his chair in certain ways to come up with the designs.
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A few seconds later the mother instructs her to fetch tea for the man of the house, and the spell is broken.
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The resolution passed by the Senate on Thursday instructs committees of the House and Senate to draft repeal legislation by Jan. 27.
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One memo instructs Justice Department employees to incorporate its legal arguments on religious freedom into litigation strategies and how they review rules.
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L'Oréal fired back in docs, saying its packaging warns this very danger, and clearly instructs consumers on how to use it safely.
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The evacuation order issued by the municipality of Wood Buffalo, which includes Fort McMurray, instructs locals to head north on Highway 63.
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When I finish the test, a voice from the control room instructs me to stay perfectly still while I watch a video.
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It's a single gene, called SRY, that briefly flickers to life as an embryo grows and instructs it to develop male traits.
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On its Chilean website, Uber instructs passengers who are leaving the airport to meet their drivers in a short-term parking lot.
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Skeat instructs the class to make a yeast starter that bubbles up after a few minutes, then to add flour and mix.
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The man instructs one of his cronies to take Daryl around the back of the truck and start searching for more supplies.
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A teacher instructs children at Kim Jong Suk school in Pyongyang, while a child attempts to guess the name of each animal.
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The key is ensuring that you don't overcompensate with your own emotions or do something just because a computer instructs you to.
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It's also a preparation for any Supreme Court decision that instructs colleges not to give preferential consideration to applicants based on race.
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The system handles some functions, but Tesla instructs drivers to stay engaged and keep their hands on the wheel at all times.
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One sign captured in an illegal Airbnb instructs guests to lie and say they are friends of the landlord if someone asks.
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The court in turn instructs the internet service providers to take required measures in preventing and taking down links of illegal copies.
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Before the Battle of the Bastards kicks off, Ramsay releases the youngest Stark and instructs him to run back to Jon Snow.
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The memo instructs the board's regional offices to dismiss the charges if the people who made them do not withdraw them first.
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In addition to buying a proper mask, she recommends limiting a mask's use and wearing the mask strictly as its package instructs.
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Mr. Jean, 39, is a technical specialist at an Apple store in Greenville, S.C., where he instructs customers on using the products.
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"The Note further instructs that the human assets' phones should be monitored and a named individual ... should be warned," according to records.
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The legislation instructs Mr. Mnuchin to push for a program that supports state and local borrowing, something lawmakers have long clamored for.
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Still, if Britain's Supreme Court ultimately instructs Mr. Johnson to request another Brexit extension, he will have no choice but to comply.
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The reader nods knowingly as the bishop of Exeter instructs Fairfax to be quick about the trip and to use utmost discretion.
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Make time for self-care "Always stay hydrated," Paris instructs us as she takes a swig from something she calls Neuro Trim.
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The new guidance also instructs agencies to notify OMB by March 27 if they intend to set up a working capital fund.
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The order largely instructs the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to roll back a series of regulations issued over the past eight years.
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He now instructs carriers to deliver packages straight to his door, if possible, and he no longer holds the door for strangers.
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Randy L., a special agent who instructs many of those drivers, said protective-mission drivers must prove capable of high-intensity driving.
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First, Gordon's friend Ice Cold (Elisha Lawson) instructs him in the ways of the M.C., complete with a tutorial in Shaolin lore.
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"Do it any way you will," she instructs through song, but few are likely to do it quite the way she did.
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To improve accuracy, it instructs users to turn off the app's battery-saver mode and keep the app running in the background.
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The new coffee shop will be just steps away from Brigham Young University, which instructs its students not to drink coffee and tea.
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In pursuit of mimicking this ideologically limiting behavior, the Collar AG closely monitors its wearer and instructs their actions in the gallery space.
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But now it simply displays a "Nest is no longer supported on Wear OS" message when opened and instructs customers to uninstall it.
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Curreri instructs Mago to keep the wound clean, perhaps with antibiotic ointment, and to have the sutures removed in seven to 10 days.
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This is probably why Trump's executive order for now just instructs the Interior Department to do a review and come up with recommendations.
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The resolution passed on Friday instructs committees of the House and Senate to draft repeal legislation by a target date of Jan. 27.
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Go deeper: Scoop: Former White House counsel Don McGahn off the record White House instructs Don McGahn not to comply with House subpoena
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Go deeper: Scoop: Former White House counsel Don McGahn off the record White House instructs Don McGahn not to comply with House subpoena
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Banks also want to clarify language that instructs them to hold only enough securities to satisfy "reasonably expected near-term demand" from customers.
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For now, Apple's workaround instructs MacOS High Sierra users how to enable the root user on their computers or change the root password.
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"Comb back your wet hair with your fingers, and then push forward with your palm at the crown of your head," Warren instructs.
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Individuals may also want to consider a do not intubate order, which instructs medical personnel not to insert a tube into the body.
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The order instructs federal agencies -- notably the Defense Department -- to prepare facilities to house the potentially thousands of families who will be detained.
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The bill instructs the National Laboratories to explore replacing critical computer-connected components that regulate power plants and electric grids with analogue ones.
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As a result, the scam email instructs, the victim must transfer their bitcoins to a new address and server located in Ontario, Canada.
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It instructs DHS to separate any child crossing the U.S.-Mexico border between ports of entry with adults before those adults are prosecuted.
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"You wear flip-flops or a Hawaiian shirt on vacation for two weeks, you're a Parrothead for that time," Marshall sagely instructs me.
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Under the RPS, the bill instructs Dominion to construct no less than 5.2 GW of offshore wind capacity through the end of 2034.
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Currently I have 215 classes a day and each has a teacher who instructs the class with help from the Summit Learning Plan.
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" This is how Mr. Mezhburd's cleansing process works: Wielding a fire extinguisher, he instructs his visitors to open their mouths and say, "Ah.
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One memo instructs ICE agents to ignore Obama's memos on immigration priorities that targeted only recent arrivals and convicted criminal migrants for deportation.
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Trump's memo also instructs Secretary of Defense James Mattis to further explore how to handle transgender people currently serving in the armed forces.
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She instructs "10 gentlemen and 7 ladies," including some Special Ed kids, all who came in with varying levels of computer science understanding.
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It also instructs the Office of Management and Budget to set annual limits on the total cost of rules issued by each department.
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What is the interpretation of federal law that instructs government employees to go after Mark Cuban and Jeff Bezos but not Steve Wynn?
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SPD-1, which Trump signed in December , formally instructs NASA to work toward returning astronauts to the moon, as a stepping stone to Mars.
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As an added bonus, the machine comes with a recipe book that instructs you on how to make espresso martinis, raspberry cappuccinos, and more.
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The app instructs police to investigate people who have links to foreign countries or who have set up a new phone number, HRW found.
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It also instructs employees to immediately report any sexual harassment to managers, HR business partners, Amazon's legal department, and an internal Amazon ethics hotline.
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One of the gym's organizers, who goes by Meyer Lanski (a play on the Jewish gangster Meyer Lansky), instructs participants to stand in line.
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The three-movement composition, which calls for any instrument or combination of instruments, instructs the player(s) to spend the entire piece not playing.
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He leaves her in the book cage with a typewriter and instructs her to write... with a pee bucket in the cage as company.
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CRISPR, you see, is just one half of the genome editing tool, the programming that instructs where a DNA edit will actually be made.
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Ishar helps build a masjid for the locals, and even instructs one of his men to tend to injured soldiers from the enemy camp.
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He asks about Bartosz, tells him that the apocalypse has to happen, and instructs him to find the missing pages from the omniscient notebook.
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He instructs us to add a pinch of sea salt to the molcajete, pick our preferred ingredients, and blend our own salsas by hand.
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The Not Invisible Act instructs the Bureau of Indian Affairs to coordinate government efforts to address the epidemic of violence in Native American communities.
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They are then guided into a room where a poetic, whispered recording instructs them to feel their way across, encountering different sounds and smells.
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The leader of terror group Boko Haram instructs fighters to "kill, slaughter and abduct" in a new video message, according to the Associated Press.
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The rule change instructs judges to recognize an asylum application filed at the court window before the one-year filing deadline as timely filed.
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"Money [is] easier to get from those who have it," instructs the confidential minutes of a coordinators' meeting at Rajneeshpuram on November 14, 19833.
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She instructs Alan to dismiss Camille from their home because she's making her "ill," but Alan chickens out of a full confrontation (of course).
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The order instructs federal agencies -- notably the Department of Defense -- to prepare facilities to house the potentially thousands of families who will be detained.
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"We cannot implement or enforce the portion of the Executive Order that instructs us to withhold funding from sanctuary cities," the DHS spokesman said.
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In the video, a teen instructs Karen (a moniker that makes fun of a particular type of Generation X woman) to respect his outfit.
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She instructs courses on stereotypes in politics at the George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management and resilient leadership at Stanford Continuing Studies.
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He instructs the Department of Justice to stop investigating police departments for racist practices and brutality, ending the Obama administration's crusade for policing reform.
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Sessions's new memo instructs prosecutors to go in the exact opposite direction and charge even low-level offenders with the most severe penalties possible.
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At her feet, she spots a cluster of rosehips clinging close to the ground and instructs the group to gather a handful for tea.
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I think Lara Axelrod has it right when she bitterly instructs a friend — er, "friend" — who is considering a divorce not to do it.
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To counter risks in a small E.T.F., he instructs clients to set the price at which they will buy or sell a given fund.
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The volatility of sonnets instructs us, I believe, for this short form generally hinges on an internal turn, known as a twist or volta.
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The method of checking parked cars, for example, instructs drivers to always scan the steering wheels of stationary vehicles for the presence of life.
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That legal principle stems from a 1984 case and instructs courts to defer to interpretations by federal agencies when guidance from Congress is vague.
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He then instructs Mr. Cain to "get down on the ground, now," repeating the order several times as Mr. Cain takes off his jacket.
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The plan instructs 11 House committees to find savings from programs and policies they oversee, including taxes, financial regulation, food stamps and federal pensions.
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If things had been different, she would have mourned his death for months, not really speaking to anyone outside her family as tradition instructs.
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Even if your hand is touching the wheel and not moving, the Volvo instructs you to apply steering or Pilot Assist will turn itself off.
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The budget instructs Murkowski's committee to raise $1 billion over 10 years and she hopes some of that could come from opening the 1002 area.
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Once McDowel's on the ground, the officer instructs him to get on his stomach, but the NFL player refuses ... so the cop deploys his taser.
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That fact alone does not prove Little's innocence, said Brian Harris, a retired Houston homicide detective who now instructs law enforcement agencies on investigative techniques.
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The card instructs physicians that they should try other pain relief approaches, such as physical therapy or nonaddictive medications, with most patients before prescribing opioids.
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The CPSC instructs customers who have purchased the chair to "immediately stop using the recalled chair," and return it to IKEA for a full refund.
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Women who got pregnant, according to former followers, were told to have abortions because the teacher instructs them that children and personal enlightenment didn't mix.
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The order instructs the IRS to "exercise maximum enforcement discretion"—which basically means to not investigate—religious groups if they openly back a political candidate.
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After a well-rehearsed beat for sputtered giggles, he instructs us to grab a branded plastic glass containing a set of purple polka dot stickers.
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After their sweet serenade, the actor instructs Jasmine to blow her mom a kiss before doing the same himself and mimicking a smooch from Tiana.
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Ngo is genuinely concerned as he sees the color drain from my face and instructs me to eat another peanut butter-slathered rice cake immediately.
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Siri instructs me to ignore his grammatical foibles and casually write, "You are the best" in response, a completely normal and human thing to say.
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Like other Southern Baptist women, Litton said she believes in "complementarian" theology, the view that the Bible instructs men and women have separate, complementary roles.
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He can issue an executive order that instructs the IRS to index capital gains to inflation, which will substantially lower taxes on long-term investment.
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But Republicans took issue with his remarks, noting the original subpoena instructs the Justice Department to produce the "complete and unredacted version" of the report.
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His company, B&B Hospitality Group, has a full-time specialist in safety and environmental concerns who instructs all the food handlers on allergy protocols.
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We get a very brief glimpse of the books he authored after Lawrence instructs June to take Charles Darwin's Descent of Man off the shelf.
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Finally, the order instructs the secretary of state to "immediately suspend the Visa Interview Waiver Program," and requires interviews of all non-immigrant visa seekers.
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Lewis instructs us to partner up and share a memory of being hurt by another person, not specifying whether our memories should pertain to ugliness.
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While the administration instructs individuals to request asylum only at designated "ports of entry," it has enacted policies that prevent them from doing just that.
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He is interested in what Smith calls the problem of "motivational limitations": our inability to muster the will to do what a moral theory instructs.
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The Social Security Administration's current no-match letter instructs employers to register online to view the names of workers with discrepancies, which creates a record.
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Outside one home, a sign made partly from ripped-up copies of his campaign literature instructs politicians not to leave leaflets, particularly not Tory ones.
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She now serves as her stand-in at Herrang workshops, demonstrating movements while Ms. Miller, who needs help walking these days, instructs from a chair.
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Directing Ms. Sellam during a visit by two of the older woman's friends, Ms. Bohdanowicz instructs the three to act as if she weren't there.
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He instructs his clients wishing to lose fat not to overeat and to ensure they&aposre not cutting any food groups out of their diets.
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Johnson has been splashing public money on an advertising campaign that instructs the country to "Get ready for brexit" (such as the billboard pictured above).
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Every week, up to a hundred kids gather at the center, where Mr. Amro screens inspirational films and instructs them in principles of political nonviolence.
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The appraisal statute instructs judges to reach an independent determination of fair value, and the Delaware Supreme Court said in 2010's Global Telecom v.
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She is also on the adjunct faculty of The George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management and instructs resilient leadership at Stanford Continuing Studies.
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" The order, however, doesn't do much: It instructs federal agencies, like the IRS, to respect religious and political speech "to the extent permitted by law.
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In this way, the game subtly instructs the player on rhythm theory, training even the most tone-deaf person to sync themselves to a beat.
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To curtsy, Meier instructs placing one leg behind the other (whichever one is more comfortable for you) and bowing your head slightly while bending your knees.
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The memo instructs those regulations to be delayed for 60 days for review -- with a potential that a new notice for reopening the regulation could occur.
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The order instructs the secretary of homeland security to construct or establish detention facilities near the border and staff them with asylum officers and immigration judges.
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She instructs her patients to stick to one acid-packed product per day — ideally alternating a nightly glycolic and retinol — and to keep everything else gentle.
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Instead, the artist instructs the museum to hire dancers who perform a full striptease for visitors, speak the work's tombstone info, and then get dressed again.
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For her pool shoot with Nick, she removes her bikini top and instructs him to hold her boobs a la Janet Jackson's 1993 Rolling Stone cover.
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The spa's friendly business-development manager presses the timer and instructs his charge to rotate slowly as he makes small talk to speed the three minutes.
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He struggles to stand on his own, leaning instead on a glass pane as a man speaking from behind the camera instructs him to turn around.
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He's quick with jokes and up-to-date on pop culture, but instructs with a moral compass that feels akin to a hip high school teacher.
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Jonathan and Tan upgrade his mountain man style to a more Justin Timberlake-approved version, while Antoni instructs him on how to make green goddess dressing.
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Twitter declined to comment, but it's notable that the platform does not have any policy that instructs the removal of false or manipulated information or video.
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A one-dimensional smoothie, he instructs her to dye her hair and employ a troupe of back-up dancers for an appearance on "Saturday Night Live".
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The post also instructs restaurant owners on being prepared for Google Duplex calls, saying, there's "no learning curve" and no extra steps to get set up.
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When that doesn't work, Gretchen invites all their friends over for a party to celebrate his book sale, and instructs all of them to tell Jimmy.
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There are horror stories about a bipolar app that instructs users to drink hard liquor to sleep better, while another suggests that the disorder is contagious.
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The budget instructs House committees to cut at least $203 billion over 10 years from programs they oversee, which could include Medicare, Medicaid, and food stamps.
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To curtsy, Meier instructs placing one leg behind the other (whichever one is more comfortable for you) and bowing your head slightly while bending your knees.
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The order also instructs the White House's Council on Environmental Quality to scrap the division's recent guidance to federal agencies under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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During the Dease opening, Rhodora instructs Bryson to move some of Dease's excess paintings to storage (a play for Rhodora to eventually jack up the prices).
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"Beatrice, promise me you'll never love me as much as I loved Crackerjack," Honey instructs Beatrice a few moments later, referring to Beatrice's recently deceased brother.
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The law instructs the government to take measures to remove shields, insignia, plaques and other objects or mentions commemorating the military uprising, civil war or dictatorship.
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"Work—work—work," instructs a ballroom remix of Rihanna's hit song as he weaves through kids warming up on the sunken dancefloor, headed towards the stage.
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The budget instructs the energy and natural resources committee to find $1 billion in deficit savings using the same reconciliation rules as the attempted tax overhaul.
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The order instructs federal agencies to pursue strategies that will diagnose kidney disease sooner, make treatments less expensive and encourage more people to donate healthy kidneys.
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More important, Rosetta subtly instructs her in the dynamics of her particular kind of musicianship: gospel singing infused with the soulful power of rhythm and blues.
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The bill would instructs DHS and DOJ to issue annual reports on domestic terrorism and require local terrorism task forces to develop counter-domestic terrorism plans.
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The executive order instructs DHS to detain people "to the extent permitted by law" — in the case of children and families, that extent isn't that great.
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Then the bureaucrat instructs the Estonian bank to send the balance to a London bank where an account was opened during, say, a UK shopping trip.
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Recovery Record instructs users to keep a record of their meals and how they felt after eating, using gamification methods to reward sufferers for positive behaviors.
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The report instructs that the U.S. Attorney General should determine why the FBI didn't publish legally mandated privacy assessments as it expanded its facial recognition program.
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She instructs parents to address stressors of plane travel — confinement in a small space, lack of control and interruption of routine — before heading to the airport.
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One instructs PAC and PGE to submit plans to "accelerate transportation electrification," which could involve anything from vehicle charging stations to vehicle-to-grid (V2G) programs.
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" Work—work—work," instructs a ballroom remix of Rihanna's hit song as he weaves through kids warming up on the sunken dancefloor, headed towards the stage.
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A woman whose job is to support and encourage crime victims to testify instructs her own son not to after he's shot by a known assailant.
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He now instructs criminal investigators at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Ga. "Try to remember the faces and cars you see," Wright says.
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The Committee instructs the Desk to conduct these purchases at a pace appropriate to support the smooth functioning of markets for Treasury securities and agency MBS.
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"Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands," instructs the agency website, along with recommendations for practicing hand hygiene and avoiding close social contact.
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And in a nod to fiscal conservatives eager to rein in federal spending, it instructs House committees to find at least about $200 billion in savings.
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In the flashback, Antalia prepares to leave her new home with Ade and instructs her daughter to trust whoever returns to the house with her brother.
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The practice is rooted in Genesis, when God instructs Abraham to circumcise himself and all of his descendants as a sign of their contract with God.
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But no sooner have we all been infected by the contagious cadences of those exuberantly marching students than Mr. Keating instructs us to cease and desist.
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The U.S attorneys' manual instructs prosecutors to "take the least intrusive approach consistent with vigorous and effective law enforcement" when seeking evidence from an active attorney.
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He sends Chace back to Rome and instructs him to open ransom negations — "with the right people this time," he adds, letting out a muted chuckle.
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Tesla instructs owners (in its cars' owners manuals and also via the cars' infotainment screens) to keep their hands on the wheel whenever they're using Autopilot.
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Most telling was the end, where Mahler instructs the horn players to stand and deliver whatever breath they may have left after a hard evening's blow.
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It drives Ada to act out against those around her, to scream in uncontrollable rages, to cut herself: "First duty, feed your gods," it instructs her.
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"Lean forward to place the cup around the eye socket, press gently to secure and then lean back to submerge the eye in fluid," she instructs.
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Facebook specifically instructs its content moderators to look out for posts that could cause "PR fires" around "hi-risk events" in the lead-up to elections.
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BBA instructs the kids to call their parents and let them know they're okay and will be back soon, but spoiler alert, the kids don't do this.
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Bill MacDonald, program coordinator of the new Commercial Cannabis Production Program at Niagara College, instructs his students inside the marijuana lab in Niagara-On-The-Lake, Ontario.
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Star instructs Simone and Alex to leave, but Otis — in his most disgusting performance to date — grabs Star, gropes her, and demands she take him to Simone.
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"I want you to get under the table and when one of the French boys come, you have to jump out, scare 'em!" he instructs his sister.
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"We are a monthly supper club with a community of professionals, creators and entrepreneurs whose common interests are food and cannabis," Hawaii Mike instructs in an email.
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The program then instructs the user to pay $300 to a static Bitcoin address, then email the bitcoin wallet and installation key to a Posteo email address.
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After Miguel instructs him to collect Enrique and bring him, Jorge chooses to bring Enrique to a safe house, and tell him not to answer the phone.
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AMONG the trove of American intelligence agency documents released by Wikileaks this week is one that instructs the country's spies on protocols to follow while travelling abroad.
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Many state laws do the same, including in Illinois, which instructs that aside from emergencies, prison staff should not do strip searches where other people can see.
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He offers to get her a cellphone so they can communicate safely, then instructs an associate to get her something fashionable, pretty and with a large screen.
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Wearing a faded black abaya and patterned headscarf, the 18-year-old looks down as a camouflage-clad militant armed with a gun instructs her to speak.
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When Negan finally makes it back, he arrives in the middle of the night and instructs the on-duty guard to not alert anyone to his presence.
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It instructs the secretary of Transportation to amend federal regulations, clarifying that an airline may not remove a passenger if the passenger has already boarded the plane.
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Above: Persona 5 Story Trailer "Take your time," instructs the game's loading screen—and, outside of dungeon completion deadlines (miss them and it's game over), you should.
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While starchy vegetables like potatoes count towards that goal, the center's food pyramid instructs people to choose preparations of vegetables that are low in fat—not fried.
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Then she instructs to mix all the veggies together in a large pot with what looks like red pepper flakes and a little bit of olive oil.
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In the order, Trump instructs Mnuchin, as chair of the FSOC, to review the process used to designate financial corporations as systemically important and to recommend improvements.
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Taking it one step further, our bill instructs the DHS to implement practices that enhance collaboration and sharing of this information between the different components of DHS.
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The project instructs Siri developers to respond to such requests either by disengaging, deflecting, and informing because Apple wants its virtual helper to appear guarded and neutral.
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"Stop licking your wounds!" a dog instructs his pals, during a pep talk, and we cut to one of them doing exactly that, pausing in mid-lick.
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"Fail to see the tragic, turn it into magic," instructs the Marilyn Manson lyric that opens the movie, a homily to guide Colleen toward her initial vows.
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The convention instructs governments to "respect the responsibilities, rights and duties of parents" and to support families in their efforts to raise and care for their children.
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Everyone is almost 80 percent naked, and they are trying to pretend it is normal, while a massive computer instructs them to discuss their Facebook profile photos.
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Leading by 2-0 with the clock ticking down, Daly instructs his players to slow the tempo, to conserve energy for the greater challenges that lie ahead.
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But instead of asking judges to reward the contestants' vocal pyrotechnics, "Six" instructs the audience to choose as the winner the wife whose story is most pathetic.
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The common problem they address is one of the thorniest in education: teaching in primary schools where one teacher instructs children at multiple grade levels at once.
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There are dozens of books and articles on the subject, each of which instructs you on how to increase your self-control so you can get ahead.
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One order causing particular worry instructs soldiers not to "demand perfection" in carrying out deadly attacks, even if significant questions remain about the targets they are striking.
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One order apparently still in place instructs officers not to "demand perfection" in carrying out attacks, even if significant questions remain about the targets they are striking.
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To un-encrypt the files, a pop-up screen instructs users to submit an ID and pay to receive a password, which will then stop the process.
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In addition to interpreting Title VI as encompassing anti-Semitism, the order references a series of "contemporary examples" of anti-Semitism that it instructs agencies to consider.
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The order itself doesn't repeal the regulation, but it instructs the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reconsider the rule, also known as Waters of the United States.
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The draft instructs the federal agencies to look at their current programs and regulations in place and then propose ways to update and reform the welfare system.
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But Mr. Oepriarto, the authorities say, was a leader in a militant group that instructs followers to camouflage their extremism and is tied to the Islamic State.
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Robin Hynicka, Arch Street's pastor, citing Matthew 2000, in which Jesus instructs his followers to feed, house and clothe "the least of these," the poor and vulnerable.
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That's understandable and valuable when you're caricaturing a man who's been accused of sexual assault and working in a society that instructs women to suppress their anger.
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As far as spending cuts go, the Senate version only instructs the Energy and Natural Resources Committee to save at least $1 billion over the next decade.
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It also instructs the Food and Drug Administration to consider early approval of new technologies and treatment methods that allow patients to avoid exhausting center-based care.
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Sit Like a Lady Meier instructs that the proper way to sit is with an "egg's width of distance" between the back of the chair and your back.
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Once you hit the Like button on a post, a message will appear that instructs you to hold down on that button to bring up the other reactions.
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But when Bateman instructs a married couple to exit for car shopping, they tell him they're getting a Hyundai, which leads them to the "shopper assurance floor," a.k.a.
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An Instagram post in which Truaxe announces that the company will stop using plastic, then instructs two employees by name to pass the news along to their suppliers.
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The software connection also instructs the device how fast and hard to press produce, based on the makeup of the specific fruit and vegetables in a given pouch.
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"If this thing goes over, the last thing you want to do is stick your hand out," Kenny instructs the women of keeping their hands inside the vehicle.
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If they do choose to prescribe opioids, he instructs them to "start low and go slow" -- meaning to prescribe the lowest dose for the shortest duration of time.
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This signal instructs the microspheres to release their contents in the damaged area and then start curing, much like putting glue on a crack and letting it harden.
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Just as Alice has crossed to spot 50, she's sabotaged by another cam girl named Princess, who instructs her followers to make Lola's spot drop by 10 places.
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The low-level warning instructs travelers to avoidmosquito bites by wearing long sleeves and pants, using insect repellent, and sleeping in air-conditioned rooms or under bed nets.
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"Contract the muscle as hard as you can and then you go ballistic on the area," Black instructs users in a video posted to YouTube in June 22016.
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It also instructs the secretary of Homeland Security to speed implementation of a biometric screening system for entry, and would require interviews for all non-immigrant visa seekers.
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Taking it one step further, our bill instructs Homeland Security to implement practices that enhance collaboration and sharing of this information between the different components of the department.
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He instructs all of these folks to get together between three and six months of their net pay, and to push their credit score to 720 or higher.
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The resolution instructs the president to withdraw U.S. military personnel from the war — except the U.S. military elements that are strictly aimed at al-Qaeda elements in Yemen.
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A copy of the order, seen by Reuters, instructs police not to release any information about the results of investigations, police raids or other operations before July 25.
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For example, the wiki instructs users how to give a 3D model a realistic vagina by downloading one from Renderotica, a community and marketplace for 3D-rendered porn.
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How the mind instructs the body to move is a mystery that has preoccupied Andrew Schwartz, a neuroscientist at the University of Pittsburgh, for more than three decades.
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This designation expands access to telemedicine in rural areas, instructs agencies to curb bureaucratic delays for dispensing grant money and shifts some federal grants towards combating the crisis.
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Kids place physical pegs, each with a different function, in a chain of commands that then instructs the little robot to navigate about on the included play mat.
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Another, called Cool Down, instructs someone to hold an ice cube in their hand or the crook of their arm and then focus on it as it melts.
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I'm starting to feel dizzy when Bob instructs me to keep moving my fingers so that he can make sure there aren't any blood vessels being pinched off.
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The vectors carry the desired gene into targeted cells and, there, unload the genetic material, which in turn instructs the organism to produce the protein the gene encodes.
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With a pair of headphones on, you can get immersive audio that instructs you where to look in your virtual world — just like sounds do in real life.
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European countries are also concerned that their exporters could be hurt if China instructs importers to buy more U.S. goods to ease trade disputes with the Trump administration.
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Jutta instructs Hildegard to dig, and keep digging, which the obliging child does, as the years pass, while Jutta sings of self-denial as the road to freedom.
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The second memo instructs CBP officers to crack down on illegal migration at the border by holding migrants in detention until a determination in their case is made.
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For instance, one of the most popular lists used by blocking software, EasyList, comprises nearly 100,000 rules — URLs or strings it instructs the blocker to watch out for.
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The policy instructs officers to defuse tense situations, requires them to seek aid for wounded suspects and limits the circumstances under which a fleeing person can be shot.
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For those of a dystopian bent, imagine the day when the local constable locks your doors and instructs your car to drive you to the station for questioning.
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The attack works with a hacker sending a text message which then instructs the SIM card itself to perform certain actions, such as obtaining a target's location information.
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"You should not work to make the audience comfortable with what they are witnessing at all," Harris's script instructs, and the cast obeys his directions to the letter.
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"If there's a gun hanging on the wall in the first chapter, in a later chapter it must go off," Ezra instructs Alice, passing along Chekhov's famous rule.
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The form itself instructs that, during the interview, the information in the document can be "update[d], clarif[ied], and explain[ed]" as part of the security clearance process.
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One document that was found recently instructs John Mitchell, the attorney general, something along the lines [of]: No more indictments of Mafia [figures] or Italian Americans before the election.
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In its Webmaster Guidelines, Google instructs would-be web publishers to focus on creating high-quality content and rationally-organized sites, and to avoid techniques that game the system.
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Against the sisters' warning, he murders a deer, whose sudden listlessness is rendered slowly; his beloved instructs him to climb a tree to protect himself from subsequent cosmic retaliation.
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Today's executive order instructs the Department of the Interior to review locations for offshore oil and gas exploration and leasing that were put off limits by the Obama administration.
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When it's finally my turn, I sit on a bed with the self-proclaimed "goddess," who analyzes my Tarot cards and instructs me to take a photo of them.
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Cut to another store, Hart is looking at strollers, as a fan instructs a young boy to take a picture of them and she gets uncomfortably handsy with Hart.
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But it also instructs them to be ruthless by building an "iron Great Wall" against "enemy forces abroad" who are intent on splitting China's territory or hobbling its development.
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"To ensure that the debt service costs do not fall on the state budget, the government instructs the managers of firms to explore all possible alternatives," Maleiane told parliament.
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The move threw the Labour party into chaos, with many of its MPs ready to defy Jeremy Corbyn if he instructs them to vote in favour of an election.
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Generally speaking, the Chevron doctrine instructs judges to defer to a federal agency's interpretation of federal law when deciding whether the agency is exceeding its authority under that law.
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The resulting meme comes to rival Crying Jordan in its ubiquity, and Harden instructs the loathsome Hassan Whiteside to elbow Howard without reservation when Miami visits the Toyota Center.
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"Now that your nails are gel-free, use the less coarse side of a buffer to gently smooth any roughness left on the surface of the nail," she instructs.
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It then sets out the objective (an airport shut down) and instructs supporters that all forms of transport are "valid" to further the mission of disrupting business as usual.
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She is less than enthusiastic at first, but eventually she relents and instructs Yunior to look after Oscar, who is also smitten — with a goth named Jenni (Belange Rodríguez).
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has opened up a new technical "help desk" that instructs terrorists on how to hide from Western authorities, according to researchers.
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The Council on Ethics makes recommendations to the board of the central bank, which then decides whether to follow them through and instructs the fund's management to take action.
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The executive order instructs the Department of Labor to make a new rule to redefine association health plans so that more small groups can band together to purchase insurance.
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Details: The proclamation also instructs additional resources to be sent to the border, as there are already extremely long wait times for those seeking asylum at these ports of entry.
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"Think of the balcony scene from 'Romeo and Juliet,'" she instructs the other members, prompting the troupe to propel their arms into the air and maximize the space around them.
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The order also instructs the Pentagon and State Department to begin planning for "safe zones" inside Syria, which would provide safe harbor for civilians in the civil war-torn nation.
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The candidate instructs voters to go to his website for information about how to change their party affiliation by the May 23 deadline, so they can cast a Republican ballot.
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Inside, Paramroop, who wears a turban and a long beard, instructs Rachel, Dean, and Dean's siblings to lie on the floor, heads pointed towards his gong as he plays it.
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There is also a New California Republic 'protection postcard' which instructs you to place it near the entrance of your domicile, and each item included looks realistically tattered and aged.
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Image: ImgurThat page then instructs users to manually reset the watch by holding the side button and the Digital Crown for ten seconds until you see the Apple Watch screen.
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Kardashian, 34, sweetly instructs her daughter, "Say hi, Mama" in the first mirror-selfie video, zooming the camera in and out on baby True, who's wearing a cute bow headband.
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The Council of Senior Scholars, Saudi Arabia's top religious body, backed his latest round-up, saying that Islamic law "instructs us to fight corruption and our national interest requires it".
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However, the box will also come with an informational sticker you can place on the front that instructs drivers to drop packages here instead of leaving them by the door.
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Amendment L Proposed by the pro-EU Liberal Democrat Party, this instructs the government to make all necessary preparations for a referendum on leaving the EU or remaining a member.
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The client then appoints the Swiss bank as investment manager on the custodian account, and that bank instructs the custodian which funds to buy, often the Swiss bank's own products.
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The guide further instructs activists on how they can apply pressure if a representative is steadfast in legalizing discrimination, such as reaching out to the media and organizing direct action.
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"Her first email briefly explains the trademark on the word Cocky and instructs us to change our title before she takes further action," Smith and Jane told me via email.
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At the start, the staff puts you and up to three friends in your gear, leads you into a small gray room, and instructs you to pull down your visor.
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The draft instructs the federal agencies to look at their current programs and regulations in place, and then propose ways to update and reform the welfare system: http://bit.ly/2xWQeHH.
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The project instructs Siri developers to respond to such requests either by disengaging, deflecting, and informing because Apple wants its virtual helper to appear guarded and neutral, says the report.
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Now, callers are greeted with a recording that instructs them to instead Facebook message the White House— a feature that doesn't exist, or, leave comments in the online web form.
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Oculus instructs you to run an app that walks you through the process, which includes plugging in the headset and camera, synchronizing an Xbox controller and strapping on the headset.
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"What I need you to do is take out four massive spoonfuls of flour and mix it in," she instructs one of the guests, counting out the quantity in Arabic.
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Claire stitches him up and instructs Angus, who viewers now know was knocked to the ground by a cannon blast after saving his best buddy's life, to not fall asleep.
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The EU has proposed a draft law that instructs its regulators to check on "systemic" foreign clearing houses that handle large amounts of euro-denominated assets like interest rate swaps.
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The document then instructs officials to crack down on those 40,557 people "one by one" and to detain them in prison camps unless they were able to prove themselves innocent.
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"These occasions are either authorized by a congressional resolution or approved by the congressional leadership, when permission is granted by survivors," the Architect of the Capitol instructs on its website.
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This gets back to Axe, who instructs the bank to pull all its cash from the Kozlovs, leaving them with no money to loan even if Taylor wanted them to.
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The premise of Katie Williams's first novel for adults, "Tell the Machine Goodnight," revolves around a piece of technology, called an Apricity, that instructs its users how to be content.
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Her KonMari Method instructs followers to identify and keep only objects that "spark joy," and so cultivate an enduring, organic minimalism that makes tidying a pleasure rather than a chore.
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Cyber firm AlienVault released an analysis of the malware on Monday, saying that it installs software on victim computers that instructs them to perform complex computational tasks to "mine" Monero.
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Despite the liberties Sandburg took with facts and legends, his portrait of Lincoln instructs the reader in the personal virtues that made Lincoln's an extraordinarily wise, decent and crucial presidency.
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The Treasury Department's view is that the memo instructs the department to focus on non-revenue effects, but GAO said that the Treasury Department's understanding was inconsistent with the memo.
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Amendment L Proposed by the pro-EU Liberal Democrat Party, this instructs the government to make all necessary preparations for a referendum on leaving the EU or remaining a member.
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In frontal shots reminiscent of the dry-heat spirituality of Carl Theodor Dreyer's films, a teacher instructs a group of students: Move to the right if you're Christian and saved.
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Sessions, in which Toomey helps followers rid themselves of "the sludge" (emotional and physical) and instructs them to "change the way your mind talks to your body," sold out for weeks.
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The Office of the State Superintendent of Education's letter instructs Washington Hebrew Congregation to cease and desist from the alleged violations and to comply with an action plan to correct them.
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Most are heavily groomed, and none are anywhere near as muscular as our instructor, Dmitri, who's wearing leopard print underwear and instructs us to form two lines and face each other.
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" The President added that the executive action instructs Mattis to begin "developing a plan for new planes, new ships, new resources and new tools for our men and women in uniform.
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She brings me to the front of the crowd and instructs me to put my foot on an aluminum stage barrier so I can feel the music's vibration through the metal.
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A crane shot of the kissing couple shows off their serious video budget, and a rustic wooden sign instructs guests to use the Instagram hashtag #YrigoyenWedding if they post phone pics.
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The order instructs local governments across the state to remove people, with force if necessary, when the temperature drops to 32 degrees or below and says "involuntary placement" is an option.
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The Kremlin document, dated July 20, instructs the energy and finance ministries to outline the economic justifications for providing Rosneft, Russia's largest oil producer, with tax breaks for the Priobsky project.
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Later he plays a dance teacher who instructs the women to remove their shirts and bras to "feel freedom" and then directs them in a series of motions with maximum bounce.
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" In the Book of Numbers, God instructs Moses to tell the Israelites that they are to designate six cities of refuge "so that anyone who kills someone inadvertently may flee there.
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In one sketch, a father instructs his children to keep eating the last meal their mother cooked while she lies on the kitchen floor, having just committed suicide out of boredom.
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In one April 2016 email, he instructs her to disregard questions from the Post about his relationship to Deripaska and a separate Ukrainian businessman, according to people familiar with the email.
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And third, it instructs the secretaries of the Treasury, Labor, and Health and Human Services (HHS) to "consider issuing amended regulations" to "address conscience-based objections" to the HHS contraception mandate.
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" Isaacs responded to the report with a comment saying, "CNN, Bishop if you read the Quran you will know 'this' is exactly what the Muslim faith instructs the faithful to do.
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Beyond those mandates, the bill instructs PHMSA to continue to work on a large set of mandates from the 2011 pipeline safety law, many of which the agency has not completed.
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I paid close attention to Forest Whitaker expertly move from peak "overprotective father" to "peak survivalist father," who instructs stupid Theo James on how to survive the end of the world.
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Another order, issued this year and apparently still in place, instructs officers not to "demand perfection" in carrying out attacks, even if significant questions remain about the targets they are striking.
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The House budget calls for a tax overhaul that would not add to the deficit, and it instructs congressional committees to come up with at least about $200 billion in savings.
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The company distributed a flowchart to employees, which instructs those who are ill but can't get tested "Do Not Go to Work" until they are free from symptoms for 24 hours.
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In appropriate fashion, the two women bond over their shared passion for cooking: Tammye teaches Yoko how to make a peach cobbler, while Yoko instructs Tammye on making traditional matcha tea.
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Signed by Dana J. Boente, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, the subpoena instructs the recipient to direct any questions about its contents to Mr. Van Grack.
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" The document instructs officials to have "strict management" over every detail of inmates' lives, "to prevent escapes during class, eating, using the toilet, bathing, medical treatment, family visits and so on.
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But soon after Jimmy emerges from his elevator tete-a-tete with Ms. Ericsen, Nacho pulls up in the passenger seat of a car and instructs the counselor to get in.
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Politico added that instructs volunteers to take aim at the electability in the other candidates within the top tier of the Democratic field as well, pointing out former South Bend, Ind.
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Among other directives, the order instructs Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to review an Obama administration plan that delineated where offshore drilling could and could not take place between 2017 to 2022.
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The basal ganglia then instructs the tendril to grow branches, much like tree branches, into the synapse area, physically connecting those branches to the various neurons that make up the synapse.
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The new policy also instructs officers to turn away asylum seekers who cite gangs or domestic violence as a reason for entry before they've had a chance to plead their case.
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His is a cooking of improvisation: If a recipe calls for bacon drippings that you just don't have, he instructs, any cooking fat will suffice, be it lard or vegetable shortening.
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If you need to use the banister, Meier instructs that you should simply rest your hand on it (not grip) and keep your toes pointed toward the banister as you walk down.
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On Friday, the Trump administration released a new guidance that instructs federal prisons to prioritize the "biological sex" of transgender inmates when determining whether they should be housed with men or women.
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The DOJ memo, sent out Wednesday, instructs the Department of Defense to ensure that the military is reporting criminal convictions properly, and asks for help identifying any obstacles to reaching local entities.
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Alas, the rest of the movie is little more than a mashup of scatological humor and scenes like the one where Sunny graphically instructs her son how to properly screw a woman.
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It also instructs the inspector general to continue spot checks of immigration detention centers, while barring ICE and CBP from preventing any member of Congress from entering a facility to inspect it.
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The cartoon, which Hattar said was intended to ridicule ISIS beliefs, depicted a bearded man in bed with two women in heaven as he instructs God to serve him wine and food.
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According to Platt, Trump said he instructs the person picking up his food order to refrain from saying the food is for Trump -- because he worries the food may be tampered with.
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A U.S. president supports an amendment to the Constitution but, finding the measure two votes short of ratification in the House, instructs his team to "procure those votes" by any means necessary.
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As we finish our meal and I thank the family for their kind hospitality, Mrs Chow takes both my hands in hers and instructs me to bring my parents along next time.
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"Don't forget — you also gotta get down with the down ballot," the Fresh Off the Boat actress instructs as she grooves her way through the final election video from Humanity For Hillary.
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It instructs the secretary of homeland security to prepare congressional budget requests for the wall and to "end the abuse of parole and asylum provisions" that complicate the removal of undocumented immigrants.
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The machines run on computer-aided design (CAD) software, which instructs a printer to build up objects from successive layers of material; a medical scan in effect functions as your CAD file.
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Of serious concern is that it instructs CMS to take all of the payment data, find the weighted median and reprice the tests currently paid under the Medicare Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule.
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The software then instructs you to hold the phone about 10 inches away from your face while it scans the contours of your irises, a process that took all of three seconds.
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"Is there sufficient personal protective equipment for healthcare workers who are providing medical care?" the playbook instructs its readers, as one early decision that officials should address when facing a potential pandemic.
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But it also employs other tricks for quality control, including one common among wheat beer producers: When sending kegs to restaurants and bars, the company instructs distributors to ship them upside down.
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" Anthony instructs all of us except the kid with the Samsung to open our camera apps, click the icon in the top right corner, and swipe to a setting called "Vivid Warm.
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Her morning meditation instructs her to "dominate the day," and while her peers have been goofing off and hanging out, she and Amy have been hitting the books and building their résumés.
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As a veteran international correspondent who instructs others how to survive hostile environments, I've been collecting tips from Chinese acquaintances who have learned the hard way how to power through the experience.
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The law governing private shareholder litigation in the U.S. instructs federal judges to give heavy weight to the magnitude of investors' losses when selecting a lead investor to run the class action.
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Rather than rewrite wills each year, it often made sense to avoid a specific number and instead include a calculation that instructs the executor to factor in the then-current exemption amount.
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And since the law explicitly instructs the officer who would decide my fate to ascertain whether I am of "good moral character," I preferred to avoid the slightest risk of legal trouble.
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For example, the town of Krasnodon in Donbas has an activist group affiliated with the local school that instructs children that Ukrainians are Nazis and recruits them to join pro-Russia militias.
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Unless ICE has created enough room to pick up those families, the guidance instructs Border Patrol to call a local nonprofit and ask if they have capacity to take newly released families.
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Sleep 101 encourages students to practice sleep hygiene, a popular concept that instructs you how to clean up your nighttime act, put away your phone, and create an optimal environment for sleeping.
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In a ruling published Tuesday on the U.K. government's website, the court order instructs the online firm to make it easier for ticket buyers to get their money back under the advertised guarantee.
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Our new Attorney General, wearing expensive Lucchese cowboy boots, instructs Chuck to prosecute a man named Jose Lugo, who has been charged with killing a federal prison guard while his back was turned.
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The executive order has no immediate legal effect, but instructs the new EPA administrator Scott Pruitt to begin repealing and rewriting the sweeping rule that is designed to protect American waterways from pollution.
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One early post about the challenge came from a police department in the UK on Facebook, which said Momo instructs viewers to harm themselves but could also be hackers looking for personal information.
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Tyler has befriended Cyrus (Bryce Cass), a self-proclaimed anarchist with a cute sister named Mackenzie (Chelsea Alden) and a dad who instructs his boy to "resist" the tyranny that is Liberty High.
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Source: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Randol said the Treasury instructs 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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Amendment L This has been proposed by the pro-EU Liberal Democrat party and instructs the government to make all necessary preparations for a referendum on leaving the EU or remaining a member.
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This authority is commonly referred to as Section 301, which instructs the trade representative to determine whether any policy or practice of a foreign country is unjustifiable and burdens or restricts American commerce.
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The agency action must be consistent with the substantive goals Congress instructs the agency to further, and the agency must use the procedures Congress requires the agency to use to make the decision.
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The policy also instructs officers to turn on their cameras while patrolling residential buildings, such as public housing projects or the thousands of private apartment buildings whose landlords have authorized routine police patrols.
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Before he sends them out, Gabriel administers a vaccination for a version of meningitis that was in the last sample and instructs them to keep the virus in their house for 48 hours.
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The song, which has racked up more than 23 million views on YouTube, instructs listeners to wash their hands, avoid touching their faces, stay away from big crowds, and send the virus away.
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The new policy instructs border agents to immediately send immigrants and asylum-seekers caught trying to enter the US between official border crossings back to Mexico or Canada without detaining or processing them.
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That system also reminds health workers of symptoms, including a cough and a fever over 101 — and instructs them to isolate patients and contact the local infection prevention department when one screens positive.
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Tesla is trusting drivers to use Smart Summon exactly as it instructs in its release notes: off of public roads and only if the app-wielder can see the car at all times.
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A doctor, sporting scrubs and grinning into her camera, instructs them on how to respond if a condom breaks during sex: The pill Plan B can be 95 percent effective, the video explains.
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And while any high-quality camera can feed images into a database that might eventually be used to identify people, Hong Kong's privacy ordinance instructs operators to delete footage as soon as possible.
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The executive order also instructs the Department of Health and Human Services to make a rule to reverse a 2016 regulation that limits short-term individual insurance to a single 90-day period.
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Kirstjen Nielsen authorized the grants despite objections of her top staff… Homeland Security officials said Tuesday that Nielson was bound by a nationwide court order that instructs the federal government not to withhold funding.
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When the episode is accessed by computer for the first time, a short tutorial instructs viewers to "keep your mouse or trackpad close at hand," as different storyline options are presented throughout the viewing.
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Shortly after the BuzzFeed News report, Massage Envy, the US's largest chain of massage franchises and employer of massage therapists, announced sweeping changes in how it instructs its spas to handle sexual assault allegations.
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The bill also instructs the Health and Human Services Department to develop and implement a comprehensive new research and outreach plan to combat the obesity epidemic and to foster our understanding of this disease.
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In case of an immigration raid, she instructs her charges not to open their doors to immigration officials unless they have a court-ordered warrant, and to remain silent until speaking with a lawyer.
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Likewise, Pirkei Avot, a collection of rabbinic wisdom, instructs that Jews should keep in mind "all your deeds are inscribed in a book," a work that, if it exists, surely stretches across several heavens.
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Yet ChemChina's hunger for more deals will make life tougher for Western firms in these areas, too: China's latest five-year plan instructs its chemicals industry to focus its expansion efforts on specialty products.
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In this he will be supported by the recently passed 21st Century Cures Act which instructs the FDA among other things to consider the use of "real world evidence" to support new drug applications.
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"Reading" the Nobel Peace Prize Laureates' wisdom from the publication, Seb instructs us to be very kind to animals, sleep, read books and, most of all (be sure to write this one down), play.
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However, before we can all dig in, Flow-Kana CEO Mikey Steinmetz instructs all of us on how to properly taste the last strain's terpenes—an indica-dominant Lemonhead OG with 25.3 percent THC.
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It instructs the Justice Department to seek a change to the federal District Court ruling that prohibits holding minors in immigration detention for more than 20 days, and will likely appeal the expected refusal.
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Under the leadership of executive director William Coleman II, each year the center enrolls dozens of students and instructs them in a variety of vocations, including computer technology, healthcare, carpentry, office administration and more.
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The first divine commandment voiced in Genesis instructs man to "be fruitful and multiply"; it's the reason for both the prodigious numbers of children in ultra-Orthodox families and for Israel's liberal fertility laws.
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The provision within the bill instructs the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee to consider legislation this fiscal year that would reduce the deficit by at least $1 billion over the next 10 years.
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On Jane the Virgin, Jane's new adviser instructs her to make sure the romance novel she's writing passes the Bechdel test, prompting the show's narrator to assess whether the show itself passes the test.
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A tense and creepy journey into the heart of Manifest Destiny's darkness, the opera "Proving Up" instructs us, teeth clenched, that the American dream eludes even — especially — those who give everything to gain it.
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" The brief, issued Thursday, instructs businesses to actively encourage sick workers to stay home and states that " there is no recommendation for business organizations in Chicago to cancel any large gatherings or public events.
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Playing a much sexier version of Santa, Cardi B calls the shots and runs a tight ship as she instructs her elves to wrap up and send off her favorite gift—cash—to all.
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Justice Department lawyers defending the executive order argue it does not favor religious groups, but merely instructs the government to not take actions against religious groups that it would not take against similar organizations.
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Users will then be assigned a QR code based on a traffic light color system which instructs them about how long they need to be in quarantine, or whether they are free to travel.
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At least as often, though, they describe a feeling of being soothed, of imagining — as Mr. Buttigieg often instructs at the beginning of his stump speech — the day after President Trump has left office.
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Woven into this story of trauma are threads of astute criticism that lay bare the problematic assumptions, the endless hypocrisies of a culture that is toxic to women, that instructs us to hate ourselves.
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In his letter, Grassley questioned Sessions about a policy described in a recent memo, which instructs Justice Department employees not to communicate with Congress without pre-approval by the agency's Office of Legislative Affairs.
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It also instructs them to work to create a system that allows the sale of health insurance across state lines, which Republicans have long proposed as the centerpiece of an alternative to the law.
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My trainer mentioned that usually she instructs clients to save between three and six months but since I&aposm self-employed, I should work on saving two additional months, just to be extra secure.
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It was the first federal action taken to establish cultural and historical areas as important public resources and instructs federal land managers to protect archaeological sites from grave robbers, looters and acts of vandalism.
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That law — passed by Congress last summer with a veto-proof majority so Trump had to sign it despite his public protests — instructs the administration, among other things, to punish foreign perpetrators of election meddling.
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When it comes to acid-based prescription products or those recommended by your derm — like those for brown sports, melasma, or acne — she instructs her clients be very precise by applying with a Q-tip.
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As the maître d' instructs everyone to take a seat at a big, makeshift dinner table in the living room, everyone starts shaking hands and socializing with one another, all the while exchanging restaurant recommendations.
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In some cases, Apple responded, directing people to a support page that instructs those who have been hacked to change their Apple ID passwords and to turn on two-step verification or two-factor authentication.
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From the suit, Nokia encourages and instructs customers, mobile service providers such as T-Mobile and AT&T, to purchase, deploy and use infringing products to develop and operate their LTE networks and UMTS networks.
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Instead, she drops Meadow at Dr. Rudy Vincent's office, where she instructs her to tell him everything, then heads for the home of Sally (Mare Winningham), the write-in challenger to Kai's city council campaign.
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In this twelve-lecture video course, professional photographer Chase Jarvis instructs on the essentials of utilizing natural light, key iPhone X features, composition tips and tricks, and more to snap gorgeous shots on the fly.
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In those guidelines, the CDC made clear that it considers the Zika virus a nationally notifiable condition, and instructs doctors to contact their state or territorial health departments to facilitate testing of potentially infected infants.
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"Put my name on the Lincoln memorial, make Chris Christie eat a worm just for laughs, disband NATO and make me some scrambled eggs on a gold plate!" he instructs an assistant over the phone.
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Another Baltimore sergeant posted on Facebook that he often instructs cops to "clear corners" (asking people standing on the street to leave without cause), while a third admonished officers, "Do not treat criminals like citizens".
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So the sweepers are guided by the "skip": a player who watches how the stone is moving and instructs the sweepers on how to adjust their sweeping to keep the stone on the best trajectory.
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At bottom, it simply instructs various agencies to go easier on religious institutions—as French noted, it doesn't remove regulations restricting the political activities of churches or those requiring insurance plans to provide contraception coverage.
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Current guidance instructs Americans across the country to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people; work or attend school from home whenever possible; and abstain from eating or drinking at bars, restaurants and food courts.
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The company instructs new brand ambassadors to end conversations with people who give any indication they don't smoke tobacco or aren't at least 21 years old (the current age to buy cigarettes in some states).
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We will be a little bit disappointed if our friends say 'show us the evidence' while there are members of this organization which is trying to destroy a state and a person who instructs it.
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Federal regulations do allow dumps at lower altitudes: The F.A.A. instructs air traffic controllers to assign planes dumping fuel to an altitude at least 2,000 feet higher than anything on the ground within five miles.
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The guidance instructs officials to address several reforms put forth in the fiscal year 85033 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) signed by then-President Obama in December, including plans to boost the military's cyber operations.
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The three-man, five-woman U.S. District Court jury will likely get the case before noon on Friday, after a federal judge instructs them on the law and attorneys for both men deliver closing statements.
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Intuitively, we can fill in the dialogue as an unidentified maiden aunt receives a bottle of lotion, or a young boy, preoccupied with the business of the playground, instructs the cameraperson to leave him alone.
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Trump signed a presidential memo last week that instructs the secretary of Commerce to develop a plan that would require any company that builds a pipeline within U.S. borders to use American-made materials and equipment.
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The most obvious universe-crossover cameo came from Mae Whitman, who played Graham's daughter, Amber, on Parenthood, appearing as a girl on the street in New York City who instructs her on trading sneakers for pastry.
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Another Houston immigrant organizer, Oscar Hernandez, of the organization United We Dream, told me he instructs each family to decide for themselves whether to go to a shelter, since he still feels unsure what might happen.
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In 2006, 2007, and 2009, the "lemonade diet,"—a "cleanse" that instructs followers to survive for 10 days off of nothing but water spiked with lemon juice, maple syrup, and cayenne pepper—topped Google's diet searches.
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The judge's order instructs Apple to write custom software, called a "Software Image File," to bypass these security features so the FBI can quickly test an unlimited number of passcodes until it finds the right one.
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First, customers order a $350 Everence kit, which instructs them to collect a sample of the DNA they'd want in their tattoo, and can come from a strand of hair, cremated ashes, or a cheek swab.
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As well as urging citizens to wear mosquito repellent, the government recommends a "5-step mozzie wipeout" that instructs citizens on how to get rid of any pools of stagnant water in and around their homes.
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If he can't halt what he set in motion, Bernie at least instructs Dolores to fake it till she makes it: She is to stay in her loop, and not tell anyone about any of this.
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Archie and Betty dig to reveal an empty wooden coffin just as confusion crosses their faces the Black Hood appears and instructs Archie at gunpoint to get inside the coffin and Betty to bury Archie alive!
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The order instructs EPA administrator Scott Pruitt to begin the lengthy process of deconstructing the Clean Power Plan, an Obama-era rule designed to lower carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants 32 percent by 2030.
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He now instructs classes on the Wim Hof Method at various retreats around the world, attended by athletes looking to increase their endurance, spiritual seekers yearning for transcendence, and the chronically ill in need of healing.
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" The order instructs the department to "pursue appropriate legislation...that will define new Federal crimes, and increase penalties for existing federal crimes, in order to prevent violence against federal, state, tribal, and local law enforcement officers.
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A European Parliament committee last week voted in favor of a draft law that instructs EU regulators to check on "systemic" foreign clearing houses that handle large amounts of euro-denominated assets like interest rate swaps.
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On nominees and treaties, the Constitution instructs the Senate to give "advice and consent," but that could mean anything from rubber-stamping to sitting down with the president to confer about every single nominee and treaty.
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The 2017 tax law instructs nonprofits for the first time to pay an unrelated business income tax of 21 percent on expenses they incur for providing employees with benefits such as transit passes and parking spaces.
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At least one reassignment was to the Field Operations Directorate to help process Notices to Appear -- a document that instructs an individual to appear before an immigration judge, according to an employee notification obtained by CNN.
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The memo cites "increasingly frequent cases of confidential information being leaked through the WhatsApp mobile application" and instructs public servants to use only basic mobile devices with no cameras or Internet access, two government sources said.
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"Transformco has faced challenges since the purchase of substantially all of the assets of Sears Holdings Corporation in February," the script instructs managers to say, according to a copy of the document reviewed by Business Insider.
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And, most of all, he instructs her about the nature of snakes like himself, the kind one never reads about in books, the kind that always, inevitably, shows its deadly sharp teeth to everyone it meets.
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"Pimpin" belongs to a venerable Southern rap tradition, the song that instructs you on how to dance to it and/or how to have sex with Megan Thee Stallion (Cardi B's "Bickenhead" pulls a similar trick).
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In addition to directing Mr. Pruitt to withdraw the Clean Power Plan, the draft order instructs Attorney General Jeff Sessions to request that a federal court halt consideration of a 28-state lawsuit against the regulation.
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The legislation imposes stiffer fines of as much as $10,000 per call on robocallers who knowingly flout the rules on calls and instructs the FCC to develop further regulations that could shield consumers from unwanted calls.
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The Clean Air Act instructs the E.P.A. to issue "appropriate and necessary" regulations, and Justice Scalia said that language required the E.P.A. to consider the costs of its proposed rules, which it did not properly do.
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But one thing that industry analysts and crisis management experts seem to agree on: There is nothing in the handbook that instructs executives on how to handle an overnight Twitter controversy created by the president-elect.
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Additionally, the project's memo instructs U.S Attorneys and district ATF agents to create or revise more clear guidelines for prosecutions of criminals who lie in trying to acquire a firearm from a Federal Firearm Licensee (FFL).
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I can definitively say that an 8-year-old had no concerns over privacy or the general creepiness of an app that instructs strangers to let themselves into the backyard of random homes through the side gate.
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By inserting the gene for Cas9 into an organism, together with genetic material that instructs a cell to produce the correct guide RNA, biologists can therefore use CRISPR-Cas9 to sever a genome at a specific point.
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In her video, she instructs her followers on the proper way to cut cauliflower so as not to make a huge mess According to the post, Garten made the video in direct response to a fan question.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a sweeping memo Friday on religious freedom that instructs agencies to do as much as they can to protect the religious liberty of individuals and employers at the expense of civil rights.
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That's true despite Kleindienst v Mandel, a 1972 Supreme Court ruling that permits presidents to stop foreigners from entering the country and instructs courts not to "look behind the exercise of that discretion" by investigating its motive.
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The memo cites "increasingly frequent cases of confidential information being leaked through the WhatsApp mobile application" and instructs public servants to use only basic mobile devices with no cameras or Internet access, two government sources told Reuters.
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The document designates 10 outlets as particularly central, and instructs editors to only label a topic as a "National Story" or "Major Story" based on how many of those publications placed the news on their front page.
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"When Ms. Carter realizes that Mr. Roy has exited the truck, she instructs him to get back in the truck, which she has reason to know is or is becoming toxic," Moniz said minutes before the verdict.
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It also instructs the federal government not to revoke tax-exempt status from the broadly defined religious organizations based on a group's stance against same-sex marriage, pre-marital sex, abortion or the recognition of transgender identity.
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Trump signed the order — which instructs agencies "to waive, defer, grant exemptions from, or delay the implementation of" any provision of the law that poses a financial burden — on his first day in office on Jan. 20.
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This news comes amid confusion about a government gag order on scientists that instructs them "not to speak to the press, and informing them that there would be an immediate halt on press releases," Scientific American reported.
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Dent's comments come as Democratic and Republican lawmakers call on Trump to reverse course on a policy that instructs the Department of Homeland Security to separate families that enter the country illegally at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The National Park Service instructs visitors to Yellowstone to stay at least 25 yards away from bison and other large animals and at least 100 yards away from bears and wolves, said Charissa Reid, a park spokeswoman.
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A March 18 press release from ITC says that "claims have arisen as a result of the Sunday morning incident," and instructs anyone who has suffered damage or loss to fill out a form on their website.
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She decided to use Ramsey's "snowball" approach to debt repayment, which instructs people to start by paying off their smallest loan in full, then roll that money into payments for the next-biggest loan, and so on.
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Enter RGGI and develop a cap-and-trade system The bill instructs state agencies to develop a carbon cap-and-trade program and to enter RGGI, which has generally had healthy economic effects on the states involved.
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Ellen Robbins, who has been teaching dance since 1966, presides over a showcase of solos choreographed and performed by participants in her program, which instructs children, ages 8 to 18, in the art of dance and choreography.
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While it doesn't involve any data collection, Apple's app bears similarities to an app rolled out by the Chinese government and powered by Alibaba that instructs users to self-quarantine based on their answers to survey questions.
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Pioneer instructs its employees to "suggest that liquidating assets or borrowing money may be advantageous" and to "give the taxpayer ideas on where/how to borrow," according to the scripts it submitted to the I.R.S. for approval.
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He sends this after arriving in the middle of the night in the desert with Richard Horne, whom he instructs to hike up to the exact location of the coordinates he has been seeking throughout the series.
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Then, about three months before his relapse, he noticed that he had started producing more VEGF, a protein that instructs the body to make more blood vessels, and is another sign of an immune system gearing up.
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This most likely happened because McAdoo, who regularly instructs his team in football history, knows that N.F.L. footballs are embossed with "The Duke," in homage to the former Giants owner Wellington Mara, whose boyhood nickname was Duke.
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So in addition to the usual curriculum of reading, writing and arithmetic, Miss Kiet gently but determinedly instructs them in the hard work of assimilation, teaching them in Dutch and encouraging them to play with Dutch children.
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The executive order instructs the centers to experiment with new approaches to provider payment — like rewarding nephrologists for directing their patients toward transplants, and for preventing patients from progressing to kidney failure for as long as possible.
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Wellness Counseling doesn't have an on-site doctor, and Florida doesn't require them to, although the Sober Homes Task Force bill instructs the Department of Children and Families (DCF) to draft stiffer regulations by the beginning of 2018.
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Instead, it instructs prosecutors to enforce federal marijuana laws at their own discretion; it also reminds them to take into consideration the "federal law enforcement priorities set by the Attorney General" when deciding what alleged crimes to pursue.
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The memo also instructs employees to note inform customers that the iPad had some slightly different storage options — 32GB and 128GB, while the fourth generation 16GB and 64GB options were discontinued, meaning that users might get an upgrade.
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The decree calls for an independent federal monitor for the department, instructs cops to try to de-escalate before resorting to force and calls for them to be instructed on implicit bias in handling cases of sexual assault.
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The next morning I've kicked off my shoes and zipped into my wetsuit, and am now lying on my surfboard in the sand as my coach for the day, Malia Manuel, instructs me on how to pop up.
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A computer manages the process: Similar to how Uber routes drivers, an algorithm determines which items are closest to which worker, and instructs that worker to retrieve the item, scan it, and place it in a yellow bin.
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Before the election The Economist obtained a tape of what appears to be a training session for poll workers who belong to Mr Hernández's National Party, in which the session's leader instructs her audience on various fraud techniques.
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The draft communique also instructs trade ministers to "develop proposals to ensure that the WTO continues to be relevant" and increase funding for the International Monetary Fund, but will soften its language on climate change, the FT said.
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The main takeaway however, is that rather than judging items by how often they're used or their value, Kondo instructs that cleaners should pick up each item they own and ask themselves if it "sparks joy" in them.
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The America First Offshore Energy Executive Order instructs the Interior Department to revise the current-five year schedule for leasing blocks of the U.S. outer continental shelf, the waters off the U.S. shore that the federal government governs.
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Andrew Mieure, owner at Top Shelf Budtending, says when serving customers, he always instructs them on dosage level and ensures people are safe and responsible, stressing the importance of hiring trained and educated budtenders at parties and dispensaries.
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The most important component of the initiative instructs agencies to prioritize artificial intelligence in their research and development missions, encompassing not just publicly funded work in artificial intelligence, but also research and development within the federal government itself.
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Every day Google's homepage prominently displays a special drawing or animation, and on Monday it's a miniature game that instructs you to guide a bunny around a maze by dragging and dropping directional movements in the proper order.
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Their presence is irritating, however, to Verloc's Russian supervisor, who instructs him to set off a bomb at the Royal Observatory that will be blamed on the anarchists and alarm the British government into taking action against them.
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The Food and Drug Administration has warned of the dangers of MMS, also known as the "Miracle Mineral Solution": The product instructs consumers to mix the 28 percent sodium chlorite solution with an acid such as citrus juice.
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It instructs governors in each state and territory, along with the mayor of the District of Columbia, to designate Opportunity Zones from a pool of low-income, high-poverty census tracts, subject to certification by the Treasury secretary.
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Rosenstein's letter appointing Mueller instructs the new special counsel to continue the FBI's investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, but also to investigate "any matters that arose or may arise directly" from the FBI's inquiry.
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The Society of General Internal Medicine makes a similar case: It instructs patients only to go to the doctor when they have specific health care needs, like help managing a chronic condition, or think they might be sick.
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To start, it instructs you to erase that textbook drawing of a white-haired Uncle Sam collecting tax dollars from the public and then using them to pay for military weapons, highway repairs, federal workers' wages and more.
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In Schnitzler syndrome, according to current thinking, the most primitive part of the immune system — a type of white blood cell known as the macrophage — goes wild and instructs the body to act as if it is infected.
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" A copy of the newsletter that I obtained lists such hashtags as #BeachDay and #AlwaysHustling, and it instructs, "If you're interested in participating, make sure to upload your video no earlier than one day before the hashtag launch.
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The 2016 Republican platform instructs Congress to divest "certain federally controlled public lands" to the states, without specifying which lands, and to amend the Antiquities Act, giving Congress and the states veto power over designation of national monuments.
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"Bring balance to the Force, as I did," the ghost of Anakin Skywalker instructs Rey during a scene where she hears the voices of just about every main Jedi we've ever met in Star Wars movies and cartoons.
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The memo instructs the Department of Homeland Security to compose a report in conjunction with the Commerce Department, the attorney general and other federal agencies with recommendations to combat counterfeit goods in the American marketplace within 210 days.
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Though the outcome of that game might not seem to be much more than a footnote eight decades later, to Alabama fans — whose fight song instructs them to "remember the Rose Bowl" — it remains central to their mythology.
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Using upward strokes, just like Tatcha instructs, I massaged the cream into my skin and felt instantly soothed by the faint lavender scent — and very impressed by the immediate plumping effect that seemed to happen right before my eyes.
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Arya's "water dancing" teacher, who first instructs her to use a sword, has long been a fan-favorite character, in no small part due to Miltos Yerolemou's charismatic performance and Syrio's iconic catchphrases, which live on to this day.
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In the northwestern quadrant of the park (an area where Fenn vacationed as a child), Estelle and I found a convincing match for the line in the poem that instructs to Begin it where warm waters halt: Firehole Falls.
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Attached was a Microsoft Word document that, once opened, instructs the user in Korean to "enable content," which allows Word to run macros, or repeated tasks, and which is a common red flag that a Word file is malicious.
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While the word "luxury" often equates to a more-is-more approach, Durif instructs his staff to use a more conservative technique at the back bar to make sure every client has clean, but not dry or stripped, hair.
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But such a win for LGBT equality could prove to be skimpier than it sounds when the next legal question inevitably arises: must a baker decorate a cake with whatever message a protected class of individuals instructs him to?
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As a white woman in an America where Latinos are now the socially dominant ethnic group, she remembers her marginalization every time a robotic voice on the phone instructs her to press 1 for Spanish and 2 for English.
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" The letter signed by Trump also links to the petition and instructs supporters to sign it "by 11:59 PM tonight to get on the list of supporters that stood with me and told ESPN to play America's anthem.
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The new law instructs LaRose's office to send a postcard to every registered voter in the state to notify them of "the methods by which the elector may obtain an application for absent voter's ballots," along with relevant deadlines.
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The new law instructs LaRose's office to send a postcard to every registered voter in the state to notify them of "the methods by which the elector may obtain an application for absent voter's ballots," along with relevant deadlines.
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This time the threat comes wrapped in a giant budget package that, without mentioning the coastal plain explicitly, instructs the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee to find $1 billion in revenue to offset the bill's giant tax cuts.
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In Los Angeles, the board of the country's second-largest school system in November approved a resolution affirming the district's "safe zones" policy, which instructs staff to not allow federal immigration agents into schools without the approval of district lawyers.
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As part of dust control measures, the government often instructs construction sites in northern cities to close during bouts of heavy smog in the winter when households crank up heating, drawing on the power grid which is mainly fueled by coal.
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The recipe then instructs the reader to brush and wash the fungi, place them on parchment paper, dip them in melted chocolate, sprinkle them with salt and rose petals, and then place them in the fridge or freezer to cool.
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" Also in 211, Jason Rapert, a state senator in Arkansas, said on Facebook that Muslims "wait for every opportunity to convert Americans to Islam or kill the infidels — that is what their holy book the Koran instructs them to do.
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"Shake you groove thang when you have a new show on Bravo together," Eklund, 40, captions the video, which he also instructs fans to watch with the "VOLUME UP" so no one misses the classic Peaches & Herb track in the background.
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Section 2 instructs the IRS "not take any adverse action against any individual, house of worship or other religious organisation on the basis that such individual or organisation speaks or has spoken about moral or political issues from a religious perspective".
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China's strategy document for the AV industry instructs companies to purchase foreign players to obtain key technologies — an approach that is now imperiled, as this list will be used by the interagency panel that reviews foreign investments in U.S. companies.
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" Sessions's letter on Thursday instructs prosecutors to "weigh all relevant considerations, including law enforcement priorities set by the Attorney General, the seriousness of the crime, the deterrent effect of criminal prosecution, and the cumulative impact of particular crimes in the community.
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Lets just take a second to appreciate that low-fi goodness that looks like an old-school virus payload, as well as the fact that it instructs you to take shelter immediately but first click that you acknowledge your inevitable demise.
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He allegedly instructs the girl to tell the judge she was not hurt and to claim she lied about the incident because she was mad at her father for taking away her laptop and not letting her speak to her friends.
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Those with the gumption to prosecute quickly discover their task is Sisyphean when confronted by a standard that instructs a jury to judge an officer's actions not by what a reasonable civilian would do, but by what another officer would do.
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In it, the trainer instructs the workers how to carry out "Plan B", a set of apparently fraudulent "strategies" that includes filling in leftover ballots, spoiling ballots and damaging barcodes on tally sheets if they record a majority for opposition parties.
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China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei have competing claims to the Spratly archipelago, where China has rapidly turned reefs into artificial islands that appear to be military installations, from which its personnel routinely instructs foreign vessels to leave.
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If you load the app, you're now directed to a landing page that instructs you to download either Google Lens (if you've got a compatible handset) or Google Photos (where some of the same image recognition features are also available).
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The "Surprise Sweets" service is available to Amazon Prime customers in the US who push the special Amazon Dash button, a small Wi-Fi-enabled device that instructs the company to deliver specific items directly to a registered address when touched.
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The most significant portion of Trump's order instructs the EPA to formally consider repealing the Clean Power Plan, a key piece of Obama's second-term climate agenda, setting a 32 percent cut in the power sector's carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
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The streaming service today is launching its own video series dubbed The Game Plan, which instructs artists on how to get started using "Spotify for Artists," and the other steps they have to take to make their music available for streaming.
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Written by police training expert Aaron Edens, the manual instructs police in how to issue preservation orders to prevent the loss of user-deleted data and how to manage the KMF location files Google typically provides in response to warrant requests.
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Here the company seems to be intending to try to claim a change in the legal basis, pushed out via new terms in which it instructs advertisers to agree they are the data controller (and it is merely a data processor).
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For people just getting comfortable with the grill, she recommends trying out spatchcocked (butterflied) chicken, hamburgers, or hotdogs to get comfortable, though she poo-poos the idea of buying precooked hotdogs — "buy the best Kosher ones" you can instead, she instructs.
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He has correctly questioned, for example, whether the Supreme Court went too far in 1984 when it established the so-called "Chevron doctrine," which instructs federal courts to generally defer to federal agencies in interpreting laws in the agencies' regulatory domains.
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The self-help guru instructs "Everything happens for a reason," the how-to book promises "Everything You Need to Know About Gardening," the devoted wife intones "My husband is everything to me" — and in all cases the truth is politely stretched.
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Trump's newly signed presidential memo instructs the Pentagon to stop accepting transgender people who want to enlist in the military, stop payments for gender reassignment medical treatment and further explore how to handle transgender people currently serving in the armed forces.
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Here, a subtropical climate justifies the occasional siesta, the local sport is retreating to teahouses and an oft-quoted saying instructs old people not to leave and the young not to come, as they risk losing all desire to work.
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To create the patterns of air and water, designer Julian Goldman wrote code that continuously instructs the system to release specific amounts of both elements, one after the other to mimic traditional woven designs such as bird's eye and monk's cloth.
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President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday afternoon that instructs the Justice Department to appeal a 2015 court ruling in order to allow family migrants to be detained together until deported or granted asylum — but it doesn't change much right now.
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Next, Lewis's friend Ifasina T.L. Clear, who teaches dance classes designed to meet the needs of fat people and people with limited mobility, instructs us to stand up (if we are able) and drum our chests lightly with alternating hands.
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Signing statements, which are generally ghostwritten for presidents by Justice Department and White House lawyers, are official documents in which a president lays out his interpretation of new laws and instructs the executive branch to view them the same way.
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Billy Porter is Broadway royalty and the star of Pose on FX. He's known for wearing gowns on the red carpet, which is why he's sashaying past a line of protesters as Swift instructs listeners not to step on his gown.
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According to their Aunt Gertie, Papa Kwirk's will instructs the family to find his cremated ashes, a condition that turns into a macabre scavenger hunt involving mounds of ice cream, perilous tree climbing and a dangerous confrontation at a local museum.
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" Mayor Rubinstein followed up his recorded warning with an interview Monday morning on a Haredi radio station, saying "Bnei Brak has done, is doing, and will do, everything to prevent people gathering and to do everything the Ministry of Health instructs.
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As one of the artists works on applying feathers to a dinosaur's disembodied tail, Dr. Norell instructs him to lay the strands flat along most of the length of it, but "leave it fluffy at the end," like a brush.
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The resolution also instructs two other panels, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and the House Natural Resources Committee, to draft legislation by that date that would reduce the deficit by at least $1 billion over the next 10 years.
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In a rant that comes across like a profane, adulterous, extremely sexist version of Hannibal Buress's "Get yourself together, man" hipster self-help monologue from "The Eric Andre Show," Rhoades père instructs Taiga on the finer points of maintaining a marriage.
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Below, one writer examines the landscape of prekindergarten education across the country, another instructs adults on how to understand young children, and a third will be a resource for parents in the process of selecting a school for their child.
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In 1969 Maurine Startup published a book called The Secret Power of Femininity, which instructs women to, among other things, practice saying "I am just a helpless woman at the mercy of you big, strong men" to catch a guy.
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The publisher who buys Jo's sensational tales instructs her that women in fiction must wind up either married or dead, and "Little Women" the movie obeys that imperative, though not in quite the same way that "Little Women" the novel does.
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When asked by reporters for his response, he often instructs voters to watch him in action on the trail, where he has made shows of physical force by sprinting through parades or lingering late into the evening to shake hands.
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When asked by reporters for his response, he often instructs voters to watch him in action on the trail, where he has made shows of physical force by sprinting through parades or lingering late into the evening to shake hands.
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The order instructs the departments of Defense, Homeland Security and Veterans Affairs to develop a plan within 6900 days to provide "seamless access to mental health treatment and suicide prevention resources" for uniformed service members in the year following military service.
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"It's wonderful, isn't it?" she said, and I laughed out loud at the secret we now shared, our love of a vaguely prurient novel about how a middle-aged woman seduces her stepson and instructs him into the arts of love.
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It also stresses that companies publicly disclose breaches in a timely fashion, and instructs firms to take steps to prevent executives and others with previous knowledge of a breach from trading in its securities before the information is made public.
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The order instructs the departments of Defense, Homeland Security and Veterans Affairs to develop a plan within 60 days to provide "seamless access to mental health treatment and suicide prevention resources" for uniformed service members in the year following military service.
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One smartphone app that uses the device's accelerometer to track sleep, called Sleep Cycle, says the accelerometer "is used to analyze your movements as you sleep" and instructs the user to place their phone next to their pillow at night.
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" Lefforge, who's also assistant director of The PRACTICE, the mental health training clinic at the University of Las Vegas, instructs her students to approach clients as though they're going to "hold their feet to the fire, but not burn them.
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Styled after "Apples to Apples," an award-winning, family-friendly party game that instructs multiple players to match words or phrases on their cards with a common one, the ones included in Cards Against Humanity's ever-growing decks are far more mature.
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As well as making sure days too many don't pass—the book instructs you to keep a log—you must face up to huge sea battles against both other ships and monsters from beneath the waves, and some land-based group skirmishes, too.
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" He noted that I'm on the phone witnessing a moment of stress for him, and he took a moment to check in with himself, as he instructs firefighters to do when they're in crisis: "I'm in 105-degree heat, I'm sweating, I'm uncomfortable.
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The Warhol drawing in the margin that instructs how he wishes to have the photograph cropped indicates that this document was Warhol's second run of (re)presentation of the killing chair, from 1967, when he zoomed in on the chair/table hybrid form.
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Here's how it goes: a team subjectively interprets an infraction of those unwritten, subjective rules, and then instructs their pitcher to hit a player with a pitch—typically the best player on the other team, if not the player who committed the gaffe.
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"We have part of the aircraft missing, so we're going to need to slow down a bit," she tells the controller, who instructs her at what altitude and direction she can position the plane to make the landing between other inbound flights.
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The request instructs NASA to end direct funding for the International Space Station by 2025, while pursuing a coordinated campaign to put humans on the Moon by the mid-2020s, according to a copy of the detailed budget request reviewed by The Verge.
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When he swipes one of his album art-adorned RFID tags, the Pi Zero informs his Home Assistant home automation setup, which in turn instructs his group of Chromecast Audio and Google Home devices to play back a specific artist-themed playlist.
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It instructs President Trump to provide Congress "a report on the United States strategy to defeat Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and their associated forces and co-belligerents" within 30 days of the bill's enactment.
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Before getting any type of care, it's a good idea to write directives out ahead of time by completing an authorization form that instructs providers when they can contact your parent or guardian about a health or mental health problem, Schwartz says.
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Think of the iconic scene that comes late in the film Hoosiers, when Gene Hackman's Normal Dale instructs his awestruck underdog squad to take the court's dimensions as they stare in awe at the size of the venue for the Indiana state championships.
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Yet when Bagheera now instructs Mowgli to bow before the elephants, it feels as if the filmmakers were gesturing to the truth that this fantasy and its relation to the real world are now tragically different from what they were in Kipling's time.
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New guidance directs USCIS asylum adjudication officers to weigh a migrant's illegal entry into the U.S. against legitimate claims of asylum and instructs officers to turn away asylum seekers citing gangs or domestic violence as a reason for entry at the border.
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The law instructs that in planning and managing public lands, the BLM must abide by multiple use and sustained yield principals, which require the BLM to balance the competing uses and values of public lands for the public's current and future needs.
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The full page article in the Jilin Daily, which does not mention possible attacks by North Korea or any other country, explains how nuclear weapons differ from traditional arms and instructs people how to protect themselves in the event of an attack.
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But the first is also coupled with a strong-accented whole note; the fifth has an additional dash; all the notes are covered with a slur; and, if that were not enough, Debussy instructs the pianist to play "doucement sonore" ("sweetly resonant").
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An amendment tucked into an otherwise routine defense appropriations bill, signed in December 2017, instructs the General Services Administration to develop a system via which the federal government can legally make its purchases through one or more private companies that operate online portals.
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For instance, after a scene in a clearing, the narrator instructs the reader to reproduce the soundscape — the stillness, the breeze — "by taking a deep breath and holding it for a long moment," then releasing it all at once, over and over again.
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Where songs like "Silence" can serve as guidance on how to maneuver through people who could be hiding their malicious intent, a song like "Superstar," which instructs you to triumphantly sing your own praises, is just as crucial a gem to share.
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A papyrus from ancient Egypt instructs a woman to pee into a bag of barley and a bag of emmer (the variety of wheat cultivated by ancient Egyptians), according to a researcher at the University of Copenhagen, who is studying the document.
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In 2018, for example, Mr. Musk was widely criticized for taking his hands off a Tesla Model 3 steering wheel while demonstrating Autopilot for the CBS News program "60 Minutes," something the vehicle owner's manual instructs drivers using Autopilot never to do.
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Among the biggest winners are health insurers: The order instructs the Department of Health and Human Services to create rules promoting and expanding Medicare Advantage, the privatized part of Medicare under which insurers offer cheap plans that cover the benefits Medicare doesn't.
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