"I'm ever-hopeful of an intervention — prayerful of a divine intervention," she said.
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Intervention in Syria would have been much, much more dangerous than intervention in Libya.
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Japan's currency intervention tends to follow verbal intervention by Finance Minister and other ministry officials.
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It instead issued written advisories because either the act of intervention was shown to be an anomaly or because the organization corrected the intervention and took steps to prevent future intervention.
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" When pressed during the CBS interview, Trump said he was for "surgical" intervention, not a "strong intervention.
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Foreign intervention claim Iranian officials have pointed to foreign intervention as being behind the anti-government protests.
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Timid intervention did not work for the former; full-scale intervention did not work for the latter.
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A common mistake is comparing each group after the intervention with the same group before the intervention.
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Hayek's key observation was that intervention creates problems that encourage further corrective intervention, eroding freedom along the way.
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The intervention in Afghanistan is a case in point: 16 years into our intervention there, success remains elusive.
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Intervention 250: Lifestyle changes Intervention 25: Medications Intervention 3: Surgery If changing your diet and exercise habits has failed to help you achieve the results you hoped for, weight loss medication can be an option.
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In the pre-intervention period, there were 13 mass shootings, and in the post-intervention period, there were none.
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It was divine intervention, they say, an intervention that began three years ago with a random act of kindness.
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Whether it was in the question of believing Vladimir Putin about Russia's non-intervention intervention in our 2016 elections.
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And for China, such intervention could threaten its long-standing desire for stability and non-US intervention in the region.
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Narrator: It shows the hypothetical number of cases in a pandemic over time without an intervention and with an intervention.
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While early intervention can fall within a two-year window of symptoms, the earlier the intervention, the better the results.
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It is ever changing, difficult to intervene at specific intervention points and can take evasive action when human intervention occurs.
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It's a great question, though, because what that means is that there's a lot of uncertainty about what military action on the Korean Peninsula could produce in terms of Chinese intervention, US intervention, and obviously South Korean intervention.
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Malaysia's intervention in the Rakhine crisis marks a break with ASEAN members' tradition of non-intervention in each other's internal affairs.
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US ENVOY FOR VENEZUELA ABRAMS SAYS NO PLANS FOR U.S. MILITARY INTERVENTION, SAYS HAS HAD 'NO CONVERSATIONS WHATSOEVER' ABOUT MILITARY INTERVENTION
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Many investors believe the bar for intervention is still high and that the comments amount to no more than verbal intervention.
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After the intervention the kuna was quoted at 7.4220/70 to the euro, little changed from its level before the intervention.
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Without Mr. Comey's initial intervention, there never would have been his second intervention, reopening the Hillary case shortly before Election Day. Oops.
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They're claiming that my intervention led to panic, where actually, look at where we are now as a result of my intervention.
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Curiously, the elites who reject intervention from the West close their eyes to an obvious fact: the threat of intervention from elsewhere.
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Any intervention having a noticeable impact on child mortality, let alone an intervention that did nothing directly related to health, is surprising.
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Some algorithmic intervention can help mitigate harassment and alleviate pain for human moderators, but it needs to be balanced with human intervention.
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"Just like [former Speaker John] Boehner's intervention was a political stunt, I also think Pelosi's intervention would be a political stunt," Bagley said.
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"Past episodes of intervention suggest a unilateral intervention without implicit approval from other G20.7743 tends to be ineffective," Okubo said in a note.
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She supported the invasion of Iraq in 2003; she supported intervention in Libya in 2011; she supported an intervention in Syria in 2013.
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"It's a really simple intervention, actually, and there's no reason why other commercial restaurant chains cannot implement this kind of intervention," Cummins said.
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A survey of people's experiences of Hub intervention in Barrie, for example, found that one intervention ended with the individual going to jail.
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The training program highlights that drinking establishments have a strong potential for bystander intervention, especially when the intervention comes from the bar staff present.
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So $1.5 trillion over two days is a very significant intervention by the Fed, but it's an intervention into an already very large market.
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That occurs when groups being studied (intervention and control) are already significantly different after they are "selected" to be in the intervention or not.
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Canadian officials will now be focused on "how and when to undertake clemency intervention, and not whether clemency intervention should be undertaken," said the statement.
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Sean Clark, 31 Clark is a disease intervention specialist who works to reduce the spread of STDs through one-on-one intervention in New Orleans.
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"I do not think the solution is a military intervention," Duque told the newspaper, when asked about any proposed intervention, especially by the United States.
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As for today's chaos, violence, and general instability, these are more plausibly tied not to the original intervention but to the international community's failures after intervention.
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Those poems, six of which are published here, detail our experiences with disability and medical intervention, and the subsequent grief and isolation that such intervention creates.
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Although exporters are unhappy with the shekel's strength, which makes their products more expensive, analysts are split as to whether intervention is warranted, since intervention rarely works.
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Clinton, in explaining her view of foreign intervention at a Monday night town hall, argued no Americans were killed in the the 2011 NATO intervention of Libya.
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Meanwhile, the president of the United States has consistently dismissed the investigation into that intervention and denied that any intervention existed, all while praising Russia's strongman leader.
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More than half (56%) favoured intervention in all ethical situations while a another 35% wanted intervention when the personal behaviour has a direct impact on the business.
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And it enables you to move the levers to see what a two week intervention does versus a month long intervention, a six week, and so on.
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And it enables you to move the levers to see what a two week intervention does versus a month long intervention, a six week, and so on.
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The no fly zone over northern Iraq in the 1990s is one example, and so are the British intervention in Sierra Leone and French intervention in Mali.
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The only reason it didn't was intervention by a US led-coalition, which in turn nearly conquered the entire North, stopped only by a Chinese counter-intervention.
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In August, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened military intervention in Venezuela - a move that would likely prove unpopular with neighboring governments in a region wary of American intervention.
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New Jersey's Abbott Preschool Program has preschool intervention and referral teams (PIRT) that identify and address behavior challenges and head off the need for expensive intervention later on.
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The simplistic homilies about an American-led intervention in Syria on humanitarian grounds ignore the now evident and terrible truths of known and unknown cascade effects from intervention.
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"Overall, the messaging of the central bank may well make this intervention (last week) less supportive than past intervention episodes," Citi strategists wrote in a note on Wednesday.
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And to be an effective antimalarial intervention, the compound would also need to be cheap — for a malaria intervention to make a big difference, it needs to be scalable.
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In a randomized trial, the intervention is delivered in one area but not to a control area, enabling researchers to identify which effects are the result of the intervention.
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According to the pension funds' intervention motion, the company has said it will not take a position on intervention but reserves the right to challenge arguments by the funds.
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Outright market intervention is unlikely, but both central banks could resort to verbal intervention to cool any volatility if the move toward parity was too quick for their liking.
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"Any regulatory intervention should be aimed at supporting and increasing consumer welfare and at no time should regulatory intervention have an object of deepening private shareholders' gains," he added.
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THE INTERVENTION Clea DuVall wrote, directed and appears in this comic drama about four couples on a weekend getaway that turns out to be a covertly arranged marriage intervention.
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This "peer comparison" approach almost completely eliminated inappropriate prescribing: from 19.9 percent in the pre-intervention period to 3.7 percent during the post-intervention period — an 81 percent reduction.
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In such study designs, random allocation of participants into intervention and control groups increases the likelihood that the only difference between the groups is the pay-for-performance intervention.
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Mr. Sanchez, 25, is a service coordinator and an early-intervention specialist in the early-intervention program for children with developmental delays of the New York City health department.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Steyer emphasized that military intervention should remain the last resort, and all three said they would undertake such intervention only as part of a coalition.
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There are cases, however, where humanitarian intervention took place even without endorsement of the UN. During the 1991 Gulf War, an intervention force was involved to protect the Kurds.
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"Often intervention research will instead focus on suicide attempts and suicidal desire — useful outcomes, but not the most crucial ones to establish that an intervention saves lives," Gordon says.
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"It may have an element of psychological conditioning: Once someone benefits from an intervention, the person starts to associate that intervention with a benefit," a Health Letter from 2012 reads.
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Cheryl King, the University of Michigan suicide prevention researcher who created the intervention, suspects what makes the intervention effective is that the kids were the ones to nominate the adults.
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Domestically, there was never much understanding of Russia's involvement in Syria's war, so the longer this involvement dragged on, the more this intervention would resemble the USSR's intervention in Afghanistan.
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Citi FX strategists also see the chances of intervention rising if the dollar strengthens about 10% further from here, with the risk of intervention becoming acute around EURUSD at $1.05.
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But an important question, he added, "is to what degree could combined psychosocial intervention -- cognitive behavioral intervention, for example -- synergize with or at least augment the pharmacological effect" of ketamine.
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Intervention 1: Lifestyle changes Intervention 2: Medications Intervention 3: Surgery If you are severely overweight and have not been able to lose an adequate amount of weight with lifestyle changes or weight loss medications, or if you have serious health issues related to obesity, bariatric (or weight loss) surgery is a potential option.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's comment to the Wall Street Journal last week that countries should avoid "arbitrary intervention," was misunderstood and does not rule out intervention for Japan, Suga said.
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They think the Treasury should be allowed to use the ESF to neutralise currency intervention by other countries with equal and opposite purchases, thus deterring the intervention in the first place.
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This intervention model can be likened to a grassroots campaign in which the seed students took the lead and customized the intervention to address the problems they noted at their school.
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"Intervention" (season 33, episode 18) "Intervention" is an hour of almost pure silliness between the grief of "The Body" and the escalation to war over the four episodes that follow it.
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Edalat is a founder of the U.S.-based Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran (CASMII), an advocacy group that opposes foreign intervention in the Islamic Republic, according to CHRI.
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The MTA planning department is cautious and constantly fears board intervention, political intervention, or poor PR. The planners have not adjusted the schedules for the recent slowdowns, for fear of embarrassment.
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Outside intervention -- like good housing policy -- is also necessary.
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An inventive twist — art as intervention, using existing infrastructure.
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" Jaros added that this called for "massive policy intervention.
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BTW ... we're told Geno wasn't present for the intervention.
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Trump's intervention was needed for two incumbent Republicans -- Gov.
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We've tried intervention without putting in troops — in Libya.
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Everyone knew what would happen, and it did... Al Qaeda emerged in Iraq because of our intervention, the Islamic State is a byproduct of that intervention and the fact that we left.
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UNUSUAL INTERVENTION The unusual public intervention by two leading regulators came as a probe into the final minutes of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 113 turned toward secrets hidden in the cockpit voice recorder.
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Thus, the report carefully recounts past surpluses that China has run, previous instances of currency intervention, "pervasive" subsidies and unfair practices and a lack of transparency and balance in its exchange intervention.
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This is the only intervention — or at least the only intervention known to its authors, or to the editors of JAMA Psychiatry — to show that more lives, post-hospitalization, can be saved?
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S. government took power, our threats of intervention grew and Iran started its nuclear program as a direct response to defend against the possibility of another U.S.-led intervention and regime change plot.
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" She continued: "We've learned this in tackling epidemics around the world: You have to focus the resources, and the intervention, and the structural prevention intervention in the area where the virus is circulating.
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Alien or divine intervention I leave to others to imagine.
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The government's intervention has thus propped up consumption and investment.
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Hundreds of people were saved thanks to (these agents') intervention.
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Government intervention soon followed on the heels of online criticisms.
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Safer communities are built through understanding, advocacy, and collective intervention.
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"It will really help us hone the intervention," he said.
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Britain put its best diplomatic face on Trump's unexpected intervention.
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"Oftentimes autism detection science vastly outpaces intervention science," says Warren.
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Any government intervention that favors one group disfavors the others.
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GM's Cruise went 1,200 miles per intervention also in California.
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Maja and Sebastian arrive at the intervention Christer has planned.
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"Clearly Pepper has been a seismic historic intervention," Balkin said.
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And even then, the intervention may not work on everyone.
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I started daily exercise as part of an intervention program.
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For now, it will be talk rather than actual intervention.
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"Consumer outrage leads quickly to government intervention," the authors conclude.
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They weren't about to have a military intervention and lose.
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Autonomous weapons select and fire on targets without human intervention.
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In the censor's hands silence can be a brutal intervention.
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The move into detection and intervention, however, has been complicated.
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After public outcry and police intervention, the family untied her.
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In a statement, Honda distanced itself from Global Automakers' intervention.
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Menstrual equity is a meaningful intervention we must all prioritize.
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Other reasons cited in favor of intervention are similarly comprehensible.
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Over time these systems require less and less human intervention.
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Often, no one knows whether the intervention did much good.
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I dreamt that my friends staged an intervention for me.
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Clinton also said Trump backed the 2011 intervention in Libya.
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A classic government intervention to uphold a free capitalist market.
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A government official declined to comment on intervention on Friday.
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We condemn any military intervention in domestic politics of Turkey.
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Mr Maduro's predictable response has been to denounce imperialist intervention.
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And no single intervention needs to be used in isolation.
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After the intervention the dinar traded at 123.23 at 0940GMT.
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But swift diplomatic intervention cajoled the two sides into talking.
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At this point I am expecting some sort of intervention.
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As with many diseases, the earlier the intervention, the better.
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Newmont's boss, Gary Goldberg, called the intervention "desperate and bizarre".
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Proponents of state intervention saw them as plugging financing gaps.
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Maybe Assad wouldn't want to risk another, bigger American intervention.
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Trump has supported Social Security and criticized excessive military intervention.
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There is little hope of outside intervention halting the crisis.
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The hashtag IntervencionMilitarYA ("military intervention now") is trending on Twitter.
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Without state intervention, California's poverty would be even more acute.
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What's less clear is what that intervention might look like.
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Rumblings of potential U.S. military intervention haven't come to fruition.
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CFIUS' latest intervention departs from recent form in two ways.
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Senate Republicans argued the rule was an excessive government intervention.
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Proponents say they helped stall Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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The public took to the streets, begging for an intervention.
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I don't remember too much police intervention outside the hotel.
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"There's definitely the possibility of intervention," said World First's Cook.
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Then came a second crisis, and a second presidential intervention.
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Yet timely intervention is critical to prevent fakes going viral.
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After the intervention, the dinar traded at 122.97 on 1005GMT.
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The procedure is known as percutaneous coronary intervention, or PCI.
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Exactly what Western intervention is possible is still under discussion.
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Richard Lazarus, from Harvard Law School, calls the intervention "extraordinary".
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An adverseness to any sort of government intervention or interference.
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His intervention led to the subsequent collapse of military rule.
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There is, of course, the option of direct U.S. intervention.
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It denied there was any intervention from Putin or Modi.
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No. And it's explicitly designed right now as an intervention.
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Staver's paintings are theatrical retellings of myth, an imaginative intervention.
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It's a seemingly minor intervention — but it's made a difference.
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It sounds just like the failed intervention attempt from 2013.
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The second point is that government intervention can easily backfire.
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It gently decouples from the laptop without needing your intervention.
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Such is the nature of government intervention in health care.
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Her attempt at intervention may have cost her her life.
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Russia's intervention looked like something dramatically different, because it's Russia.
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They also rejected intervention bids from Prestige Gifting, Connexity, Pricegrabber.
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His intervention has certainly stirred emotions across the racial spectrum.
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Finland has moved significantly, they're in the European Intervention Initiative.
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Beijing has two options when it comes to military intervention.
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And Cookie organizes an intervention at Hakeem and Laura's wedding.
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Consequently, a surgical intervention was not recommended, according to Lundsgaard.
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Not without the intervention of The A.P. and The Times.
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President Donald Trump's time in office, barring judicial intervention, at
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For Student A, the federal intervention has been life changing.
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That's why Silicon Valley is trying to stage an intervention.
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But it is particularly striking on matters of armed intervention.
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The intervention diet was considered a more "heart healthy" one.
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Federal intervention like H.R. 2304 is unnecessary, unwarranted, and unconstitutional.
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That treaty gives them intervention rights to restore constitutional order.
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That's why I'm introducing the Behavioral Intervention Guidelines (BIG) Act.
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Many Trump voters will be worried about this military intervention.
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Russophobia. Unlike Ukraine, however, where Moscow justifies its continued intervention
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On learning of the regulator's planned intervention Google suspended reviews.
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Consequently, government intervention would be required to settle our lenders.
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Sanders rebuffed Washington's intervention in other countries in the remarks.
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"Intervention in the yen has effectively become difficult," Murata said.
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No, intervention drains our treasury, brings suffering and creates enemies!
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Intervention with corticosteroids can lead to swelling and weight gain.
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"Usually we don't give our figures for intervention," he said.
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Obama has said the Libyan intervention was his worst mistake.
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Wild horses are a little less dependent on human intervention.
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WOULD THE BANK RAMP UP CURRENCY INTERVENTION IF NAFTA COLLAPSES?
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Support policies and politicians with a belief in nonviolent intervention.
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But almost all educators agree that early intervention is crucial.
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Some have wondered whether Moscow might be plotting another intervention.
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In "The Intervention," directed by Ms. DuVall and opening Aug.
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But others are not capable of changing without outside intervention.
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Or maybe an intervention by a department of doctoral students.
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"Yes, you supported the intervention in Libya," Mr. Dickerson replied.
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Even without such intervention big companies are likely to emerge.
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This contributed to Germany's opposition to NATO's intervention in Libya.
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He defended diplomacy as a superior alternative to military intervention.
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The Korean War marked a new style of American intervention.
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A level of transparency that will clearly require regulatory intervention.
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But timely intervention is possible, and people's lives are salvageable.
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Still, it shows extraordinary market intervention before even taking office.
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Facebook and Google both declined to comment on Unilever's intervention.
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The main intervention in Evicted is the emphasis on housing.
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At that point, you'll die without a speedy medical intervention.
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"We don't intend to conduct currency intervention lightly," Aso said.
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Can this kind of intervention work on a grander scale?
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"The intervention has to happen through votes," he said. Gen.
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The new charges came soon after the White House intervention.
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What we have here is strong evidence of editorial intervention.
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She predicted that any military intervention would surely be brutal.
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But during a reporter's ride, no driver intervention was required.
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The effects of this kind of intervention are often small.
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To invite a military intervention is to welcome civil war.
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There is little sign that the military intervention has helped.
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It seems to be getting there, despite North Korean intervention.
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This tiny intervention had a striking effect on their outcomes.
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Like his AFC predecessors, Buchanan offered an alternative to intervention.
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Military intervention would only bring more violence, destruction and hostility.
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Nello was released on the intervention of a prominent historian.
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Constantine Chiwenga, who had threatened military intervention early this week.
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Through this intervention, our government has saved millions of jobs.
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We reached out to "Intervention" -- so far, no word back.
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KM: Let's talk about partnering with Guerrilla Girls for Intervention.
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It's an intervention sorely needed in a country seriously lost.
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In "#21664," the paint was strong enough in its intervention.
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The Fed's emergency intervention did little to soothe Wall Street.
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But he conceded that government intervention seems unlikely at best.
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Earlier this week, doctors across the country sought government intervention.
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Shelters are no longer considered the primary form of intervention.
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" But without Russian intervention, he added, "Syria would not exist.
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Trump had also floated the possibility of a military intervention.
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I probably need an intervention in this department as well.
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After five minutes of intervention, Restina's daughter began breathing again.
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It was mob rule with occasional intervention by police officers.
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However there was also an intervention by Egypt's competition watchdog.
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Friends, we are here to stage a gym bag intervention.
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Tusk's comments marked a rare intervention in Poland's domestic politics.
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Intervention Records obtained the rights to her albums in 2017.
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One intervention missing from the list is a carbon tax.
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After the intervention the dinar traded at 123.2 at 1300GMT.
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His intervention in several political crises helped to end bloodshed.
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Inappropriate touching would, of course, demand similar — and stronger — intervention.
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For his critics, the intervention was too little, too late.
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No. But could they be thinking about verbal intervention again?
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Dealers said there was no intervention from the central bank.
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Official intervention data for January will be available in March.
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A: Both offshore and onshore markets will be under intervention.
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This is an area that still requires significant global intervention.
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Amazon, meanwhile, is challenging the Pentagon's decision, alleging political intervention.
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But its intervention has not resulted in much gratitude here.
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Many agreed that some measure of punitive intervention was necessary.
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Fixing that would likely require much more radical regulatory intervention.
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While eBay has permanently banned 140 users after the intervention.
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No amount of human intervention would ever exhaust its resources.
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His words could foreshadow an extraordinary expansion of American intervention.
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He had vowed to challenge Washington's intervention in Oklahoma's affairs.
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But those "market forces" are directly down to government intervention.
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But eight years after a NATO intervention helped topple Col.
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Jihadist groups have regrouped since the French intervention in 2013.
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Which intervention is most effective for keeping children in school?
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Public health experts say the crisis calls for government intervention.
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Each of these categories requires a different type of intervention.
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How can any intervention not turn into a hot war?
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The intervention of philanthropists in this area has attracted critiques.
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But Sea Shepherd might consider more direct intervention, said Watson.
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We opened the door for Russian military intervention in Syria.
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Military intervention, they declared, was a means of defending democracy.
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The intervention of Russia swung the war in Assad's favor.
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Some wondered about divine intervention as the day turned rainy.
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However, Salvini did not rule out state intervention for Carige.
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There's going to need to be celestial intervention for him.
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It's called bystander intervention, and the research shows it works.
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To begin, Turkey's intervention in northwest Syria deserves U.S. support.
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That leaves most of us in need of some intervention.
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And all these people are going to need medical intervention.
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Political intervention and censorship in culture undermine its very existence.
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To avoid an escalation, American diplomatic intervention is needed now.
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The war in Afghanistan is America's longest overseas military intervention.
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But the law's markets had been stabilizing until Trump's intervention.
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With all this in mind, emergency intervention can be necessary.
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You" — he pointed to me — "have staged an intervention before.
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And that is precisely why the intervention in Syria worked.
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Republicans or conservatives simply do not favor sweeping government intervention.
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She's doing a study right now using an imagery intervention.
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Because we all know absolutely every artistic intervention is political.
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Trump has criticized the Iraq War and the Libya intervention.
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You can't know the exact effectiveness of a policy intervention.
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The press releases were randomized to receive an intervention or not, with the intervention consisting of Chambers's team jumping in to make sure the content of the press releases accurately reflected the scientific study.
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These courts are an experiment in "penal welfare" because they repackage criminal intervention as social services, argues Kate Mogulescu, the founder and supervising attorney of the Exploitation Intervention Project at the Legal Aid Society.
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Lam noted that a Chinese military intervention is in accordance to Hong Kong's constitution, known as the Basic Law, but said she "cannot reveal" the circumstances of when she would enforce such an intervention.
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Crisis Text Line, a New York City-based global nonprofit organization providing free crisis intervention via SMS messages, hired the Glover Park Group to lobby on issues related to suicide prevention and crisis intervention.
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Asked how he would respond to Venezuelans seeking a military intervention - a sentiment often expressed on the country's virulent social media - Story said there had already been a military intervention by Maduro's foreign allies.
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"We may be close to the intervention zone," they said in a note to clients on Friday, adding that a dollar spike to 20173 reais could trigger intervention and that a rise to 4.20 would.
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"A multiyear period of major policy intervention and 'financial repression' is ending with weak economic growth and investors rebelling against QE." Harnett offered a thumbnail of just how prolific global central bank intervention has been:
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If the assault succumbs to mission creep, however, degenerating into a protracted intervention with broader objectives such as regime change — as Obama's Libyan intervention did in 2011 — then Congress' approval will become a constitutional must.
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"I became aware that this intervention that I'd been very keen on for 20 years, actually if you looked in the cold light of day at the evidence, was not a good intervention," he says.
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The hurdle for direct yen-selling intervention by Japan, on the other hand, remains high with U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew repeatedly rebuffing Tokyo's calls that yen moves have been "disorderly" and could justify intervention.
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But if your well-designed study doesn't result in significant improvements in an intervention group over a control group, you can't then fall back on claims that those who received the intervention still lost weight.
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He hoped that early intervention could end the cycle of violence.
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Let's call this an intervention: Soylent, it's time for a rebrand.
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The federal intervention is just the latest chapter in Flint's saga.
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Narvaez addresses Pope Francis, asking for intervention for the sick Petronin.
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But Trump's intervention in the Tory leadership race comes with risks.
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"It's a game changer," Ma said of Xi's high-profile intervention.
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That intervention has, for now, chased away most of the speculators.
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There's talk of government intervention and armed police in riot gear.
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Besides the cost, some trans people socially transition without hormonal intervention.
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Okorafor said the bank has the capacity to sustain its intervention.
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I really think that [clothes are] a positive intervention for people.
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A one-sided intervention to weaken the dollar would undermine that.
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Some even dream of autonomous supply chains requiring no human intervention.
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Experts note that there are sizable challenges to a military intervention.
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Levin cited American intervention in the Chilean presidential election in 1964.
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The other is a hopeful narrative of intelligent, effective government intervention.
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The clash between America's domestic tumult and foreign intervention is pronounced.
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Her son Huseyin, Hasan's brother, told Reuters police intervention was unexpected.
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There's no standard definition of "intervention" throughout the autonomous car industry.
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We should focus on stopping Russian intervention in the 2020 elections.
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The data showed 3.63,23.6 legal intervention deaths for that time period.
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Intervention doesn't always need to happen while the harassment is happening.
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Does she still think the US intervention in Libya was successful?
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"This ground intervention questions our relationship to natural resources," she says.
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US intervention is likely only to aggravate and lengthen Syria's conflict.
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Activists hoped that speedy intervention this time would prevent a replay.
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The best practice is to use any intervention that is effective.
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Turkey has accused opponents of the Afrin intervention of supporting terrorists.
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It is to imply that some divine intervention was at play.
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Edgar Heap of Birds makes a more precise intervention in space.
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A third intervention was expected later in the day, traders said.
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A group intervention would probably backfire and cause him to hide.
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Aleppo is the symbol of the worst sort of external intervention.
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Conversely, decreasing levels of NT-proBNP following intervention predict increased survival.
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Such zealous intervention can be agonising for all concerned (see article).
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It's an effective and promising intervention for a number of things.
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They enable drones to complete activities without needing any human intervention.
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"This is a massive problem that needs massive intervention," Painter argued.
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Even some Republicans condemned Mr Comey's intervention as reckless and unnecessary.
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Propaganda aside, Russia is elated by the outcome of its intervention.
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In the end, they suggested Obama's intervention had little overall effect.
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Budding research hints at the potential, and power, of bystander intervention.
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"Divestment is a people-powered intervention in the market," Fielder said.
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Unfortunately, that kind of intervention probably won't be coming anytime soon.
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And intervention is unlikely to achieve its aim of creating champions.
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He calls the intervention in Libya in 2011 a "historic error".
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Historically, the big tech companies haven't been good at human intervention.
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That failed, and eventually a group of friends arranged an intervention.
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The crux of PACT was the nature of the intervention employed.
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The experts agreed that government intervention in big tech is needed.
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However, no single intervention will change several decades of poor health.
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This type of intervention is now known as a Pigouvian tax.
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The holiday was a ruse, an intervention to save his soul.
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Nor was there a self-evident functional case for federal intervention.
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After the intervention the dinar retreated to 119.21 to the euro.
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Does this mean Trump is OK with humanitarian intervention in general?
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Now Newt and his fellow advisers had another intervention to stage.
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The only human intervention would be one click of a button.
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There's a bigger factor though: China opposes foreign intervention in Syria.
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They told me they've never seen a psychiatric intervention this powerful.
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But Mr. Assad took steps to protect against an American intervention.
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Sanders answered that he was opposing U.S. intervention in Latin America.
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And ensuring the safety of children hardly counts as excessive intervention.
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To answer them will ultimately require the intervention of elected politicians.
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But even then, the exact effect of the intervention was unclear.
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These shortcomings merit some form of state intervention – but how much?
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But that doesn't mean that solo intervention can be ruled out.
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"And wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms, not sudden intervention."
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms -- not sudden intervention.
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We do not think these issues will be addressed without intervention.
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"A single intervention is not going to be enough," he said.
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He expects some form of intervention in the 6.7-6.8 area.
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France played a leading role in the international intervention in Libya.
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It was not immediately clear what had triggered the DoJ intervention.
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Homeowners should be able to improve their homes without government intervention.
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"President Trump needs an intervention," wrote top conservative blogger Erik Erickson.
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S. agreement, averting military intervention under then U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Currency intervention and monetary policy are one and the same thing.
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But early intervention can help children recover quickly and more successfully.
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But these steps aren't enough, and federal intervention is desperately needed.
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But the intervention also undeniably forced the warring parties to negotiate.
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms – not sudden intervention.
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About half the schools received KiVa intervention while the others didn't.
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Market failures like this can only be solved through government intervention.
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What matters is when it becomes a problem that requires intervention.
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He began by ignoring him, on those grounds of non-intervention.
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There were no arrests, and the demonstration dispersed without police intervention.
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But the trees that are there are down to human intervention.
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After the intervention the dinar weakened mildly to 118, dealers said.
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Still, the timing for Trump's Syria intervention is a little surprising.
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Yet the booming trade is now being throttled by government intervention.
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Spoken word and an "architectural intervention" are also on the menu.
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That prompted an intervention from Burr, who ordered Cotton to suspend.
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Many Latvians saw Russia's intervention in Crimea as a worrying precedent.
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If implemented, that would prevent another 31.53-style intervention by Amazon.
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After the intervention the dinar retreated to 119.07 to the euro.
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Washington's Latin American allies have also cautioned against U.S. military intervention.
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms — not sudden intervention.
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"Either I needed surgery or divine intervention," she told the paper.
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I think the attempted suicide and Jim's accidental intervention were pivotal.
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She supports making early intervention available for aggressive or violent children.
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That is why conservatives reject the government's intervention in the economy.
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Experts think a military intervention would be unwise, for many reasons.
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Only federal intervention is going to give us peace of mind.
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Regional leaders threaten military intervention if Jammeh does not step down.
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The Trump campaign was aware of this intervention and welcomed it.
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Mental health promotion in schools starts with prevention and early intervention.
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Speakers strongly condemned Iran's destructive intervention in its western neighbor, Iraq.
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" He called ex-intelligence leaders who tracked Russian intervention "political hacks.
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What's more, the impact of this brief intervention may be lifelong.
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State intervention, on the other hand, is still up for debate.
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Would greater American intervention have made the Syrian war less lethal?
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That intervention was incontrovertible and its scope grows seemingly every week.
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Like any medical treatment or intervention, vaccines come with a risk.
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The U.S. has also sanctioned Russia over its intervention in Ukraine.
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He said the intelligence community did not agree on Russian intervention.
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From a political standpoint, a direct U.S. intervention would be complicated.
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The Russian intervention has turned the war in favor of Assad.
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But there are mandatory workshops on sexual consent and bystander intervention.
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The bot is producing meaningful, original music largely without human intervention.
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Foreign intervention risks turning a civil war into a regional one.
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The won's slide came despite suspected dollar-selling intervention by Seoul.
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SANGER: Humanitarian intervention: Are you in favor of that or not?
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's winks at punters hint at intervention.
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A week before Chyna died, Anzaldo contacted the producers of Intervention.
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And without a market failure, antitrust agencies' intervention is not legitimate.
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But if it did by some divine intervention, I'm sorry Taylor.
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Her membership was eventually secured thanks to the queen's direct intervention.
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An unexpected intervention on climate policy came from across the Atlantic.
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The African Union and U.N. Security Council supported the military intervention.
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The FBI's intervention in the 6900 presidential election cannot be tolerated.
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Woody: What are Sanders' and Warren's attitudes toward foreign intervention specifically?
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However, other bankers said state intervention remained the most likely option.
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A U.S. military intervention would have enormous implications around the world.
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Continued regulatory intervention highlights the banking sector's robust macro-prudential framework.
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The armor chips and a nail cracks, begging for quick intervention.
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I would argue they are still paying for that government intervention.
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I hate the word "intervention," but what else could we offer?
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I projected a model, essentially without any government intervention at all.
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That's a significant result, and from a cheap, easily replicated intervention.
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Through his intervention, Omran was not detained nor his instrument confiscated.
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He clearly had no enthusiasm for any kind of armed intervention.
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Is intervention likely to impel more violence in the long term?
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And why did it take my intervention to extract this explanation?
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The intervention by Trump into Israel's decision-making was extraordinary enough.
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Then you develop ideas about what might be an effective intervention.
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His flirtations with military intervention in Venezuela this month irritated Trump.
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" He promised to end "this destructive cycle of intervention and chaos.
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It was a high-touch intervention, but one with amazing results.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, at least when he says regulatory intervention is inevitable.
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The Trump campaign was aware of this intervention and welcomed it.
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But the efforts walk a fine line between intervention and censorship.
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Today, 93 percent of the accidents are due to human intervention.
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There was even discussion of some kind of intervention, he said.
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Most analysts, including me, agree that foreign intervention is too risky.
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Blood pressure values were only minimally improved in the intervention group.
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Mr. Maynard described Mr. Trump's intervention as a valuable insurance policy.
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In Mr. Williams's case, human intervention seems to have been necessary.
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Even the intervention of Marcelo Gallardo, the River manager, was insufficient.
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China's mobile-payment Renaissance was less a result of government intervention.
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The man was deported in July, despite requests for ministerial intervention.
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More China news: Chinese stocks fell, even after the economic intervention.
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The military has insisted that its intervention was not a coup.
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Some analysts were skeptical about an immediate intervention from the ECB.
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There were all these child protection cases and no real intervention.
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Because the First Amendment restricts government intervention in the media sector.
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Paradoxically, for nature to retake its course, human intervention is required.
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"Increasing sleep is a very simple, low-cost intervention," he said.
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There's no perfect way to intervene, and intervention often has costs.
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Early intervention would have likely preserved all of our fallopian tubes.
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During their training, the referees' threshold for V.A.R. intervention has evolved.
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Their growth has prompted calls for greater regulation and antitrust intervention.
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But he still sees a role for U.S. influence and intervention.
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P.P.S. We want to hear about your experiences with Early Intervention.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi after intervention by European forces, with American help.
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It's intended to withstand global disaster and operate without human intervention.
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Some people can see reductions in cholesterol only through pharmacological intervention.
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"Without American intervention there would have been no war," he said.
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A French-led military intervention scattered the insurgents, although attacks continue.
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And especially if that intervention is applied in a timely manner.
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Did the combination of Russian and F.B.I. intervention swing the election?
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Some analysts doubted the meeting would lead to any new intervention.
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Otherwise he has clearly made a partisan intervention, betraying his office.
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"There has been so much central bank intervention globally," he said.
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We reached out to Facebook with questions on the DPC's intervention.
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In Britain, government intervention has grown after Kraft's bid for Cadbury.
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It was his legal right to request this intervention from me.
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In the meantime, stocks could keep benefitting from the Fed's intervention.
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That treatment, Amazon claims, is a direct result of Trump's intervention.
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In the meantime, stocks could keep benefiting from the Fed's intervention.
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"The treatment is behavioral supports and early intervention," Dr. Augustyn said.
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"I think it has to come from intentional intervention," he said.
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After the intervention the dinar weakened to 123.05 by 0815 GMT.
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Republicans who want to prevent further Russian intervention should support it.
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Dorsey has explained that he admired Gabbard's distaste for foreign intervention.
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We need additional government intervention to mandate these sorts of solutions.
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Front-runner Alberto Fernandez favors more government intervention in the economy.
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Second, the industry has transformed its well containment and intervention capability.
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A racist banner in the stands was removed after referee intervention.
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But he can hardly have pleased Republican senators with his intervention.
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Assessments occurred four and eight months after the initiation of intervention.
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Without intervention, the researchers believe that the environmental damage will worsen.
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But the power market has never been free of government intervention.
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Skepticism of U.S. military action extends to humanitarian intervention as well.
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Intervention would only be a "very quick geopolitical event," she added.
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In early 1964, the party approved direct intervention in the south.
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The solution to prevent and treat falls is physical therapist intervention.
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And they essentially eliminate any prospective military intervention into North Korea.
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Stress and its consequences represent feasible and meaningful targets for intervention.
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This includes the growing knowledge of disease cascades and intervention targets.
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Castro's intervention helped clarify some of the options for the Party.
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The psychotherapeutic intervention also encourages patients to increase their activity levels.
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He also said that hints of armed intervention were particularly alarming.
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French analysts have been sharply critical of the intervention in Chad.
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Every drug, drip and medical intervention clocked me in the gut.
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Some Republicans have historically opposed more government intervention, like unemployment aid.
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"Federal intervention should be very precise and short-lived," he said.
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The problem requires systematic change that only government intervention can make.
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He returned to Lebanon late on Tuesday night after French intervention.
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During Russia's intervention in Syria, Russian planes repeatedly violated Turkish airspace.
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It's a really hard thing, actually, not to have human intervention.
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"Secretly, this is an intervention for the older people," he says.
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She was a major driving force behind the 2011 Libya intervention.
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" He called for "market intervention" to correct those priorities and make tech companies value their users' time, and said the best form of intervention would be "something like an organic food movement for the tech industry.
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The Russian intervention, along with an even heavier Iranian intervention, helped Assad take back just enough territory to remain viable — though not nearly enough territory that Assad has any hope of actually winning the war outright.
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Owing to the distressing salience of race in everyday interactions between strangers in this country, an intervention by a white off-duty police officer might have escalated things more than the intervention of a black one.
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Randomized controlled trials are experiments that apply an intervention to only a randomly selected portion of the target population, so that you can compare the effects of the intervention against a group that didn't receive it.
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While currency market intervention is another option, it does not appear to be prominent on the bank's radar as it hasn't characterised the exchange rate as "exceptionally high" and "unjustified," two of the main criteria for intervention.
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The details: Per the Times, Uber "was struggling to meet its target of 13 miles per" human intervention in Arizona, while Waymo, a former autonomous vehicle project from Google, had been testing almost 5,600 miles until intervention.
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Bessner: Both Sanders and Warren have expressed skepticism over military intervention, particularly military intervention in the Middle East and Central Asia, two regions in which the United States has been bogged down in fruitless wars for decades.
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Latin America has good reason to reject American military intervention in Venezuela.
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But some of that has already occurred without the league's active intervention.
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Next week will show how far HIBOR rises in response to intervention.
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"Haha, the girl may have been thankful for the intervention," said Aaron.
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The effect of the intervention was to strengthen Islamic State, he said.
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Without intervention, Corona could've died from the damage caused by the stick.
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By the miles per intervention measure, Uber's fleet isn't doing so hot.
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What followed was 30 years of ousted leaders, coups and US intervention.
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But the verbal intervention from the White House appears to be working.
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Okay, Syria may have demonstrated that Russia has some limited intervention capability.
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Moreover, the drone may even perform basic tasks, without any human intervention.
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The naira closed at 310.50 to the dollar following the bank's intervention.
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It's government intervention for both of those two businesses, starting in Europe.
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Google's Waymo clocks in almost 5,600 miles until human intervention in California.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has also decried foreign intervention in the election.
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Although they entered the conversation with high hopes, the intervention went downhill.
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Yes. That is a phenomenon that doesn't relate to the federal intervention.
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McHugh's behavior raised eyebrows but never led to any punishment or intervention.
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Senegal moved troops towards its border in preparation for a possible intervention.
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The edge case/remaining 5-10 percent still depends on human intervention.
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We can clearly see a moment where intervention could have saved lives.
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However, Donald Trump embodies the idea that liberal intervention is for suckers.
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But this would still lead to a lot of intervention against Assad.
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A close listen reveals language that may be presaging a military intervention.
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Matsui said, however, that government intervention to weaken the yen was unlikely.
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The ruling would have taken effect Tuesday without the high court's intervention.
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OPEC's intervention seems to hint at a return to this pampered normality.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian government's intervention to support troubled lender Carige (CRGI.
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Through some miraculous intervention, Kerik raised thousands to have the painting restored.
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Typically traders can only estimate the intervention number from the weekly data.
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The organization provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQ youth.
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CFIUS' intervention was unusual in that the panel typically reviews signed deals.
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But Michigan's intervention in Flint, an impoverished city, provides a striking counterexample.
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American intervention may only strengthen Germany's resolve to protect its commercial interests.
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Any intervention to tackle malaria is ultimately going to need their support.
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The Court's intervention could alter the future of software, the company argues.
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I started with intrauterine insemination (IUI), the baby step of fertility intervention.
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The Justice Department filed papers opposing immediate intervention by the full court.
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In some countries there is too much intervention in the birth itself.
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They really are much more skeptical of foreign intervention than their elders.
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The answer isn't to have better human intervention or more editorial standards.
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No coding, no pull requests, no code-review — no engineering intervention required.
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But the requirements for that intervention haven't occurred until now, he explained.
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Which is a shame because of another promising potential intervention: gatekeeper training.
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But critics say government intervention in mining and agriculture have discouraged investment.
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Basically, the net effect of Zuckerberg's intervention in Newark's schools is disputed.
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Only swift military intervention by Angola, Zimbabwe and Namibia saved Kabila's life.
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And, it could eventually recommend winning marketing strategies without any human intervention.
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This resurgence of state intervention is intended to make European industries stronger.
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Wickremesinghe was reinstated in December after the intervention of the Supreme Court.
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State legislators, Leon said, tend to protect family rights over government intervention.
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The politicians have misused the term humanitarian intervention to disguise other objectives.
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There is a better case for a less astringent form of intervention.
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Officials in Madrid are worried about whether they can make intervention stick.
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But it's also a fascinating experiment in policy-driven public health intervention.
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I was seeing evidence of foreign intervention on the social-media platforms.
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Monterey's coastal critters have had a tumultuous history, thanks to human intervention.
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Russia's military intervention in Syria made it a power in the region.
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In fact, the civil war had already started before the intervention began.
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And it has shown us that bystander intervention can make a difference.
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Specifically, PACT's intervention trained parents how to communicate with an autistic child.
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There's good reason to believe Russian intervention and WikiLeaks hurt her campaign.
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Then there's the threat of regulation or other forms of government intervention.
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And he is a greater skeptic of military intervention than she is.
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Such piecemeal intervention, however, may please constituencies but not much improve matters.
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This allows the algorithms to improve over time, and without human intervention.
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Sources connected to the case actually think intervention by the State Dept.
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Those fears likely resulted in central bank intervention, according to market chatter.
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The U.S. intervention last year had effectively no impact on the war.
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New research says that alcohol intervention among frat members is generally useless.
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Where does this leave the plans for a Western intervention against IS?
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"We know naloxone is a very effective intervention," Dr. Buxton told VICE.
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He was also ordered to complete a 26-week battery intervention program.
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Some German politicians have voiced worries over Italy's public intervention to BMPS.
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After all, the Libertarian Party is against foreign intervention of any kind,
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"In short, there is no downside to intervention," the funds' motion said.
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After the currency intervention, the dinar weakened to 118.09, Reuters data showed.
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After the intervention -- put together by Tommy, Wendy and their group, yoursecretangels.
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Yi's statements did not make reference to market speculation about suspected intervention.
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Trump repeatedly warned against U.S. military intervention in Syria before entering office.
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He also repeatedly urged former President Obama against military intervention in Syria.
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This is exactly the kind of thing that often requires government intervention.
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That intervention, moreover, aimed to benefit one side: the side that won.
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Her team was searching for an intervention that would be more effective.
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Comey's intervention shortly before the election about Clinton was disgraceful and disastrous.
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Swanson supports intervention at the point of purchase through comprehensive background checks.
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The alternative idea to sanctions—an international intervention—has not got far.
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What was needed, they argued, was less government intervention in the marketplace.
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The intervention of Smith, Basehore and Pepper had likely saved her life.
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Credit Suisse sees a high bar to direct currency intervention by Japan.
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He has called for foreign intervention to stop the "genocide" in Myanmar.
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That is, once such an intervention is tested for efficacy and safety.
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With the absence of intervention, time has allowed its prevalence to grow.
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"Following the intervention of the Minister we suspended the strike," he said.
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Russia may be poised to repeat its successful Syrian intervention in Libya.
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We have the European Intervention Initiative, designed to be complementary to NATO.
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Such an intervention would precipitate a political crisis with an unpredictable outcome.
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Some of the funds are intervention funds aimed at supporting specific industries.
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The President's intervention also represented a new headache for the NFL itself.
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The hospital's medical-ethics committee unanimously concluded that the intervention was inappropriate.
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And as the economy deteriorates, the calls for intervention will grow louder.
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Despite the heavy intervention, markets are still betting the yuan will fall.
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Some people would say that's human intervention and so it's not natural.
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Open-ended military intervention and nation-building are neither effective nor sustainable.
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Some Democrats fear that, without intervention, the party's concerns may be realized.
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But Russia's intervention turned Syria into a powder keg for world powers.
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Because of human intervention and the forces of nature, only 21875 survive.
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Diet trials of adequate size, duration and intervention strength rarely get done.
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Trump is also repeating our troubling history of military intervention in Asia.
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It has failed our country, and it is time for an intervention.
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That's a huge health benefit, bigger than just about any medical intervention.
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Morrison's history of Othering represents an intervention in history on several fronts.
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But it seems there is little appetite for a larger military intervention.
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No new power station has been built without government intervention since 2012.
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The result of each intervention has not been more stability, but less.
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Frank filed his opening brief in the intervention appeal, captioned House v.
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"Without sustained intervention you won't see sustained buying of Treasuries," Setser reckons.
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"It was an intervention, and I was the drug addict," he jokes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Is the oil market getting tired of OPEC's verbal intervention?
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Sovereignty became the Kremlin's watchword following NATO's intervention in Kosovo in 1999.
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The intervention of the men stopped what could have become a slaughter.
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It will also cover workplace violence, unconscious bias, bullying and bystander intervention.
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Instead, they require comprehensive intervention across sectors, from peacekeeping to economic development.
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Yet the literature on low-carbohydrate intervention for diabetes tells another story.
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Politically, many of Venezuela's feckless opposition leaders would support a U.S. intervention.
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The state regulates how much it pays hospitals for each medical intervention.
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The level of human intervention before publishing is up to the clients.
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Shooting threats are actually a positive sign — it's an opportunity for intervention
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It was a Monday-morning intervention — no other way to describe it.
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But U.S. backing of the Saudi intervention has exacerbated this terrible situation.
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These calls for dramatic intervention on antitrust grounds overlook three critical points.
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Corruption could result from increased government intervention in business, Okonjo-Iweala said.
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History is full of examples of Saudi intervention in the oil market.
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Conservative leaders have sought for years to reduce state intervention, but Mrs.
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Iranian officials have pointed to foreign intervention as being behind the protests.
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The appropriate response is not a call for yet more government intervention.
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Popper might have seen this as a disproportionate intervention on democratic politics.
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U.S. intervention, in August 1990, a peacekeeping force known as the Economic
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Grace Mugabe has not been seen in public since the military intervention.
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There is either extraordinary dental DNA or serious cosmetic intervention at work.
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Healing from trauma is not only possible, it's probable with effective intervention.
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Hamas has described its intervention in film and television productions as minimal.
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Critics say the move is an unprecedented intervention into U.S. energy markets.
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U.S. immigration officials denied at the time there was any papal intervention.
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In short, massive intervention would end one mess but create new ones.
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Moyo, the general who had announced the military's intervention, became foreign minister.
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To ensure intervention accuracy, NextHealth regularly performs statistical analysis against control groups.
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And achieving them will require a mix of policy intervention and ingenuity.
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It's rare to see a jump that large from a single intervention.
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After a brief intervention by the match referee, Bruno's relentless beating continued.
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Eliasson's intervention is aimed at changing the experience by activating the viewers.
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Through the intervention of some inexplicable chronological constant, rape is always now.
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The second part of my intervention was creating CLITforms in primary colors.
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Because I didn't get the intervention I needed, my eating disorder continued.
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The rattled candidate's advisers and family seized the moment for an intervention.
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"She also starred in movies like "They Came Together" and "The Intervention.
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My affliction certainly felt baked in, because it had resisted every intervention.
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President Obama has long refused to approve direct military intervention in Syria.
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It is unclear whether or how Mugabe's intervention on Sunday influenced voters.
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On the intervention side, Fitbit is also working on detecting sleep apnea.
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To conservatives, government intervention at such a microlevel is just bad economics.
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In many ways, though, giving people money is a public-health intervention.
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What I really needed was informed medical intervention and compassionate emotional support.
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Look, the party needed an intervention, and the voters just staged it.
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I don't know that just bystander intervention is really a good strategy.
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While the intervention seems simple, any study like this is anything but.
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He has also provided crisis intervention and sensitivity training to police officers.
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X-rays revealed the small rupture, which later healed without surgical intervention.
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Even then, it's temporary medical intervention, done in consultation with medical professionals.
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He has stopped short of backing direct intervention in the neighboring country.
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Trump himself supported US intervention in Libya before he ran for president.
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In Banal Presents the present serves as the grounds for critical intervention.
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He also sounded a familiar theme, blaming American intervention for the unrest.
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Then she said the president's family should hold an intervention for him.
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That's what makes it such a tempting prospect for American military intervention.
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Both officers had undergone crisis intervention training, according to the Police Department.
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The central bank's intervention was absorbed with relative calm by financial markets.
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There is no other intervention that comes close to that success rate.
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The Pentagon was largely unprepared for the intervention that Mr. Obama ordered.
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In Libya, for instance, intervention required the blessing of the Arab League.
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She had no idea what price she would pay for the intervention.
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In this view, there is no more catastrophic intervention possible than Sen.
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"We see no need for any intervention in the markets," he added.
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But I also worried that any intervention might have caused more chaos.
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The intervention didn't work on his brother, but did inspire Pardlo's sobriety.
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But military intervention — and the eventual removal of Qaddafi — led to chaos.
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We asked which public health intervention was most needed in this era.
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It's also, for an artwork, an unusually direct intervention in the world.
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We could have a terrorism intervention at some point in the future.
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The kuna was quoted at 7.5550 to the euro after the intervention.
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The Pentagon was largely unprepared for the intervention that Mr. Obama ordered.
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She was the first Cabinet appointee to require the vice president's intervention.
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Australia, similarly, is proud of its role in leading the intervention force.
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Narratives of Chinese intervention are "actually from an old playbook," Kajimoto said.
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And Parliament's intervention means a no-deal Brexit then also looks unlikely.
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The intervention of a toxic parent can have brutal, even fatal, consequences.
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If you do, ask for a crisis intervention team, Mr. Doederlein urged.
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Antitrust intervention has emerged as the likely focal point of such efforts.
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There is evidence that China's heavy-handed intervention is becoming increasingly ineffective.
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But neither Sergeant Barry nor Officer Gonzalez had received crisis intervention training.
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In New York, there might now be a novel solution: government intervention.
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Her mother came to New York to try to stage an intervention.
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It has been weakened by years of bureaucratic, lobbyist, and political intervention.
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We must end our involvement in the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen.
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"This could prompt a more thorough screening and early intervention," Osgood said.
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Generally opposed to government intervention, he saw an exception in this case.
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Even the threat of toppling may result in intervention on Moscow's part.
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Intervention such as policy loosening can be expected from Beijing, he added.
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They are promoting a general and massive intervention, and aggression against Venezuela.
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I'm talking about citizens — to be clear, I'm not talking about intervention.
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He cited Mr. Johnson's intervention as one of the constraints upon her.
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That is in equal parts due to market forces and government intervention.
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The foreign-intervention theory is used as a weapon against local dissenters.
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He stubbornly defied foreign intervention, angering both Iran and the United States.
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But in health insurance, market failure is routine absent proper government intervention.
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"Either intervention would avoid trapping Internet regulation in technological anachronism," she concludes.
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But producers are not relying solely on political intervention to stimulate demand.
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Schools where such students struggle would have been subject to state intervention.
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He maintained the payments and loans were unrelated to his clemency intervention.
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"I started doing...what we call a sensory-based intervention," says Gee.
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Another trader said activity was slow pending intervention by the central bank.
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In 2013, his experiment was formalized into the Human Trafficking Intervention Courts.
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After its intervention in December, the SARON rate fell back to -0.71%.
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The artists' formal intervention poses a threat to the seemingly stable monument.
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INDONESIA C.BANK HAS BEEN DOING "TRIPLE INTERVENTION" TO STABILISE FX MARKET - GOV
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The last option is a mix between gradual absorption and military intervention.
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In other words, they view the proposal as trade intervention in disguise.
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He voted in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to support the intervention.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi after an intervention by European forces, with American help.
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A patient bleeding on the pavement requires some plan for medical intervention.
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He believed in science, intervention, and his will power as a father.
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The UK government believes this will be a highly cost-effective intervention.
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It is not clear what level of intervention the government would consider.
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"Information is at best a weak intervention for changing behavior," Marteau said.
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It's time for an intervention in our culture and on the internet.
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Hanging over the escalating unrest is the potential threat of military intervention.
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They are pushing "massive deregulation" and Labour "massive state intervention", she said.
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Texas makes everybody better off by reducing government intervention in their lives.
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Moustapha Diatta, disputed that any plans for intervention were in the works.
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If you ever saw me wearing that, you should have an intervention.
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"Intervention underway by the security forces and emergency services," the warning read.
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More recently, Russia's intervention in Syria has drawn rebuke from Western powers.
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He went to court at that time, asking for the judge's intervention.
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If these tradeoffs were really good, they'd be happening without government intervention.
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However, the experimental studies were small and the "intervention periods" were short.
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"Exercise may be one important intervention," she told Reuters Health by email.
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Plainly put, U.S. intervention has done a lot of good in Afghanistan.
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The Obama administration in 2014 imposed sanctions on Russia for its intervention.
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Diem welcomed American aid and advisers, but he rejected direct military intervention.
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President Trump is escalating the military intervention President Obama began in Syria.
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But there's another question arising from Trump's Saturday intervention: Is that it?
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A targeted intervention is something like stopping an asteroid from hitting Earth.
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After the currency intervention, the dinar eased to the rate of 117.56.
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There aren't many wealthy donors highly concerned with excessive American intervention overseas.
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Sometimes, she writes, the patient will miscarry with no need for intervention.
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"You teach people what situations need our intervention, and what situations don't."
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This process, known as solar climate intervention or geoengineering, has proven controversial.
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Trump derided Bolton's penchant for pushing military action and intervention on occasion.
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"There is zero chance of military intervention," Temer said through a translator.
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"Acupuncture is a safe, low-risk, low side-effect intervention," he continued.
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But for people who are already abusing, there are other intervention points.
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At the same time, voters will support foreign intervention under certain circumstances.
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Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) systems combine driver warnings with automatic braking intervention.
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Erdogan has threatened a unilateral intervention to drive away the Kurdish fighters.
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By comparison, how effective is Lomas's language-learning intervention likely to be?
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Trump later celebrated the move and attributed it to intervention by Barr.
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There is no sign that such intervention is necessary in this case.
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The human genome itself is now an object of control and intervention.
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They argued against government intervention and for lower taxes and less regulation.
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The simulations using the updated software required less intervention by the pilots.
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"Conventional" winemaking — shorthand for non-natural wine — is defined by technical intervention.
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Those cases may require adult intervention, but should typically not be criminalized.
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Indeed, Putin's popularity in Russia has shot up since the Ukraine intervention.
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State intervention in a family's medical decision — even if that intervention is ultimately justified as the right thing for the child — is, in fact a major statement about the role of both family and state in political life.
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It stresses both prevention and intervention—and in both cases it sees data as central, whether as a way of revealing what needs to be done or recording the extent to which an intervention has or has not worked.
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"From what we've seen, the parallels between the Russian intervention in Brexit and the Russian intervention in the Trump campaign appear to be extraordinary," said Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
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"Ahead of the U.S. Presidential election, however, given the hardship for Japan to conduct a large and sustainable USD-buying/JPY-selling intervention, intervention, if any, would be relatively small and one-off just aimed at smoothing," Sasaki said.
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Presently, self-driving cars that don't require any human intervention are only theoretical.
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It is a "boutique intervention" that will only be used by the few.
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No scientific study has shown that A.A. is more effective than no intervention.
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Doing the work AVP offers a free 24-hour bilingual crisis intervention hotline.
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She reportedly requested that McCrary "attend alcohol/drug abuse and batterers' intervention classes."
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It&aposs an intervention made to persuade to show other options besides annihilation.
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"The rise is leading to speculation of intervention by the Japanese," Krpata added.
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With that intervention, we were able to prevent the subsequent perception of tinnitus.
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"It is necessary to stop external intervention in Macedonia's internal affairs," it said.
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The bank did not confirm the amount or exact timing of the intervention.
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"The market is not afraid of intervention at these levels," said BNP's Serebriakov.
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We've been seeing a drop in numbers over the years since intervention started.
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"Solving this challenge will require money, planning reform and intervention," he told parliament.
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At least 21 could have been saved by medical intervention, the newspaper found.
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Regional leaders have threatened sanctions or military intervention to remove him from power.
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"GOLD ZERO" is a painted intervention on an abandoned parking structure in London.
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In lieu of meaningful medical intervention, they come bearing water and granola bars.
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But the central bank's current pace of heavy intervention has raised various worries.
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Intervention volumes so far this year have exceeded the last three years combined.
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He wants you to believe he opposed the United States intervention in Libya.
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Neither of the calls led to any direct intervention by the sheriff's office.
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He was ultimately freed that August upon the intervention of President Jimmy Carter.
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Only a hasty intervention by David Furnish, John's partner, averted a possible fistfight.
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But if Mr Smotrich's intervention was especially crude, his outlook is not unique.
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"This is a sort of intervention on the free market," the analyst added.
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"There's no intervention, there's no prevention, there's no one-to-one," she said.
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The United States boycotted the Moscow games to protest Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.
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The central bank does not disclose details or confirm traders' suspicions of intervention.
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Without human intervention, robot garages generate savings on labor, ventilation and lighting costs.
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That is, Level 4 or Level 5 autonomy that doesn't require human intervention.
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After Modi's intervention, the ministry announced the withdrawal in a one-line statement.
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Many investors interpreted the results as evidence that Starboard's intervention was paying off.
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Hell, even Adam and Eve needed divine intervention to find each other. Literally!
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So we're going to do a goddamn f—— straight-jacket intervention right now?
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David Natzler's intervention was just the latest indication of the battles to come.
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That means an increased chance of infertility and more need for medical intervention.
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"It's an intervention of last resort", argues Selina Chadha, a director of Ofcom.
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Most of our surveillance is oriented around finding people who require medical intervention.
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Khamenei's intervention could help sway the vote by signaling dissatisfaction with Rouhani's conduct.
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The local currency, however, rebounded sharply after heavy intervention by the central bank.
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Trump's aversion to military intervention, particularly in the Middle East, is no secret.
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The intervention is also considered to have further bolstered the King's moral authority.
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Neither party lines nor views on international law cleave the pro-intervention coalition.
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If this intervention feels rather ... gentle, there's a reason for that, Barnes reports.
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During the 2011 U.S. intervention in Libya, members of Congress, including Republican Sen.
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"At this stage, nothing suggests the intervention of a third party," he said.
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If a major American intervention is so problematic, what about a minor one?
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The intervention in Libya by the U.S.-led coalition was a terrible idea.
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Absent the threat of regulatory intervention, the companies are unlikely to take action.
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Aside from potential government intervention, the problem is only getting worse for retailers.
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Subsequent administrations, both British and Chinese, whittled away the restraints on government intervention.
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Both groups participated in a group-based, face-to-face weight loss intervention.
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Here, we have a child who is perhaps in need of light intervention.
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Companies claim that the new law and TIWB's intervention have raised compliance costs.
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Yet, beyond offering commentary, what is Blair trying to achieve with this intervention?
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