Individuals, irrespective of gender, deserve equal treatment, not double standards.
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When administered, Misoprostol induces labor irrespective of a pregnancy's term.
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Current guidelines recommend immediate treatment, irrespective of CD4 cell count.
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All of this is true irrespective of our partners' reactions.
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Great companies are founded irrespective of a boom or bust.
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But irrespective of the weather outside, pros have to work.
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That's a success for Sony, irrespective of the movie's domestic performance.
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"Irrespective of the weather, we rely on solar power," said Kiragu.
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Overwhelmingly, most Americans want clean energy too — irrespective of party affiliation.
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Cheer him on in his every decision, irrespective of its plausibility.
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I look forward to reading you with interest irrespective of agreement.
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"We support ties with them irrespective of the current political situation."
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Irrespective of future policy, Australia should admit the banished migrants now.
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If you like it, irrespective of your age, you relate to him.
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Market forces ensure that the best ideas win funding, irrespective of gender.
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But we do know that, irrespective, it's good news for Cuba.[Reuters]
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Great Society starting in 2017, irrespective of whether Clinton or Sanders is
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So that's something that we can say, you know, irrespective of Brexit.
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I can tell you my husband loved me irrespective of my body.
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Such reforms would make sense, irrespective of the availability of outside financing.
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Bristol had tried to make Opdivo work irrespective of PD-L1 levels.
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At one point, a PC was a PC irrespective of the manufacturer.
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Boards have their own dynamic, irrespective of the qualities of the individuals.
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"Turks will drink milk irrespective of who governs them," Mr. Naqvi said.
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He doesn't, however, show us different things happening irrespective of one another.
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Irrespective of that bit of misremembering, Woods was buoyed by his round.
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Martha Rosler: Irrespective Through March 3 at the Jewish Museum, Manhattan; thejewishmuseum.org
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They follow only one guiding principle: maximize profits irrespective of the consequences.
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In other words, most any investor irrespective of financial status may participate.
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Could smoking weed directly cause weight loss, irrespective of other lifestyle choices?
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Poorer people tend to value a dollar more consistently, irrespective of the context.
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There's a benefit to society for doing it irrespective of the P&L.
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Companies, irrespective of industry, are trending toward working and transacting almost exclusively online.
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That is irrespective of "startup DNA," even for century-old family owned businesses.
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Humanity dictates that the rich world admit refugees, irrespective of the economic impact.
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All of these "big boxes" will never leave the game irrespective of rotation.
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Irrespective of his rationale, Cruz lost and he lost big on his gambit.
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Consequently, irrespective of how the FCC's action is translated, there's plenty of trouble.
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But of course, all institutions, irrespective of geography need to be globally competitive.
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Praggnanandhaa was guaranteed a third norm irrespective of the result of the match.
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Democrats believe they can seize the majority irrespective of who wins the presidency.
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Or on stars, irrespective of their nationalities, who have dropped in the rankings.
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"They stay put almost irrespective of how bad it gets," Dr. Jessop said.
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Irrespective of macroeconomic risks and temporary selloffs, US stocks are near record highs.
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Trials are where evidence is heard irrespective of when the evidence was discovered.
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Irrespective of co-op rules, may the board treat residents differently this way?
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Today, anyone can access knowledge on any subject, irrespective of economic or social status.
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The Fed aims to decide policy based on economic goals irrespective of political pressure.
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There are going to be more people coming forward irrespective of White House stonewalling.
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Blackburn's campaign said that she would stay in the race irrespective of Corker's decision.
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"They could be readily used at the time of outbreak, irrespective of the disease."
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"This story would've been told irrespective of who's in the Oval Office," Ridley said.
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Being of service is an evergreen reminder that we have value, irrespective of extrinsics.
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If some troubling event occurs, the money will be invested, irrespective of the event.
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Democrats retort that we owe people health care irrespective of the choices they've made.
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"Irrespective of where we're located, we are aware of each other's work," he said.
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Irrespective is an excellent introduction to Rosler's oeuvre, establishing some of her core concerns.
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At Bridgewater, Dalio says the best ideas rule, irrespective of where they came from.
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He might run for a fourth term irrespective of who wins the White House.
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Each state is represented equally in the Senate, irrespective of population, size or prestige.
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No investor appreciates a founder who gets rich, irrespective of the company's actual performance.
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He was a champion of protecting religion from the state, irrespective of the religion.
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"They follow only one guiding principle: maximize profits irrespective of the consequences," Soros wrote.
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Guidelines for federal student aid "has rules irrespective of a prenuptial agreement," Kantrowitz said.
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People should be free to express themselves irrespective of the gender binaries and boundaries.
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He added that the award can still inspire all Africans irrespective of their age.
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Irrespective of the fate of the case on appeal, National Coalition for Men v.
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First of all, it is deeply concerning that people die, irrespective of the reason.
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It seems clear that the Fed has not set the stage for a rate hike in March, irrespective of those factors, and irrespective of a huge move in Fed Fund futures which have shown an increased probability of a near-term hike.
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The Founders ascribed such importance to the right of free speech (among other rights) that they enshrined it in our Constitution, to be protected irrespective of the "will of the majority" — in other words, irrespective of the basic premise of any true democracy.
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It's not the number one women's sport property; it's a property, irrespective of the gender.
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Without strong human capital, Schawbel suggests, any company, irrespective of its technological resources, will struggle.
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"Our advice to all travelers, irrespective of gender, age or pre-travel expectations," said Lewis.
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But one suspects Arya wanted to know what sex was like irrespective of the circumstances.
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John Thune, the No. 3 Senate Republican, "irrespective" of what happens on the campaign trail.
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Conservatives and liberals are already preparing game plans, irrespective of when a new vacancy arises.
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Irrespective of culture or heritage, we all have the same visual system or auditory circuits.
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No benefits were seen for depressive mood irrespective of menopausal status or in psychological wellbeing.
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Just getting the training done, irrespective of the amount of strength gained, seemed to help.
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I have voted for men and women for over 50 years, irrespective of their sex.
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Go everywhere, talk about eliminating poverty Irrespective of race, southern communities struggle with intergenerational poverty.
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Terminal lucidity occurred irrespective of ailment, in patients with tumors, strokes, dementia and psychiatric disorders.
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"But still, taking a picture of yourself while driving irrespective of that statute," Distasio said.
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This "Ruling Class" lives by its own rules, irrespective of what the law actually says.
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Irrespective of political persuasion, he says, having access to services that keep people healthy makes sense.
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Excessive self-grooming falls under the broad classification of "self-harm": damaging oneself irrespective of intention.
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The idea of a cash payment made to citizens irrespective of their wealth is centuries old.
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He wants to issue a standardised assessment of skill levels, irrespective of how people got there.
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Irrespective of the device connected to the Galaxy Buds, they exhibit unimpressive connection range and stability.
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The truth is, there's a little bit of her in all of us, irrespective of gender.
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The consultancy expected capital flows from China would continue to be restricted, irrespective of geographic location.
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But, irrespective of his irresponsible and downright dangerous actions, Paul's fans remain resolutely by his side.
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Hassan said that, irrespective of the outcome, lower voter numbers would be dangerous for the winner.
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Irrespective continues at the Jewish Museum (1109 Fifth Avenue, Carnegie Hill, Manhattan) through March 3, 2019.
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Operations and sustainment (O&S) costs will continue to be paid irrespective of nuclear modernization decisions.
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We cannot assume that they will continue to do this irrespective of policies in wealthier nations.
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Historically, midterms have often gone poorly for the party of the president irrespective of economic conditions.
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"The general ballpark of numbers seem the same, irrespective of where it comes from," said Blahous.
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Every person would receive a cash grant from the government, irrespective of income or employment status.
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The firm said the terms will apply to all employees, irrespective of their gender or sexuality.
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He sought out comparable wildlife counts, irrespective of the presence of conflict, from 1946 to 2010.
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The first would target a large amount of drinks on the market, irrespective of container size.
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A Ferrari seat in 2018 is impossible, irrespective of the outcome of the Formula Two championship.
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Tony Blair has already called on voters to support anti-Brexit candidates, irrespective of party affiliation.
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Irrespective of future policy, carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for centuries, locking in warming trends.
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It controversially restricted benefits for the long-term jobless to a flat rate, irrespective of previous earnings.
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Irrespective of whether she intended it, Ginsburg has a reputation for dropping sly hints outside the courtroom.
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" Sondland insists they "need to get the conversation started and the relationship built, irrespective of the pretext.
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The court ruled that the Latvian catches were illegal under Norwegian law, irrespective of the Svalbard Treaty.
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Wright said that all the characters in the film exhibit both strength and vulnerability, irrespective of gender.
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Irrespective of Note7 issues, Samsung did well with the S7, S27 Edge and S28 Active in 28.
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Irrespective of what Apple's plans for the project, this latest round of layoffs is a bad sign.
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Were Hutchins to take a plea bargain, it would be "irrespective of actual factual guilt," Ghappour said.
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It had a lot of ... And I call it like old-timer syndrome, irrespective of the age.
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"Things that day in and day out are still paying dollars, irrespective of the market," he said.
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Irrespective, futures traders on Monday further trimmed bets of another interest-rate rise at the Fed's Dec.
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"I'm focused on what Congress needs to do, irrespective of who the FBI director is," said Rep.
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"All personnel are held accountable for their conduct irrespective of where they were born," the statement said.
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But Irrespective also highlights a less familiar and more straightforward method she has used to reach audiences.
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"That issue is a concern irrespective of the defeat devices that Volkswagen got caught for," Cooke said.
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Broadcom has indicated it is willing to buy Qualcomm irrespective of whether it closes the NXP deal.
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Awlaki: The believers, irrespective of their ethnicities, are one nation, and they are separate from the nonbelievers.
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Broadcom has indicated it is willing to acquire Qualcomm irrespective of whether it closes the NXP deal.
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All this has meant suffering and deprivation for the people of Gaza, irrespective of anything Israel does.
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ESMA: TEMPORARY TRANSPARENCY OBLIGATIONS APPLY TO ANY NATURAL OR LEGAL PERSON, IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE
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The smoke from Brazilian fires is visible from space; it will waft irrespective of man-made borders.
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"Irrespective of whether it is assessed on price or value, bitcoin is flooded with froth," it said.
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"Clearly, the Supreme Court is making decisions not irrespective of the broader political atmosphere," Mr. Heydarian said.
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That entire group has been quarantined in their homes, irrespective of whether they're presenting COVID-19 symptoms.
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It is, in all but name, a universal basic income paid irrespective of social contribution or wealth.
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The concept of universal basic income is to distribute money to all citizens, irrespective of employment status.
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The impacts would be real and devastating for everyone living in this country, irrespective of citizenship status.
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Commodities, irrespective of their subject matter, are made, produced, and marketed to entice any and all consumers.
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It's often deployed in irrespective of whatever plot point is happening at that moment, purely to titillate.
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"I will make sure that the matter is fully cleared irrespective of the people involved," Odenwald said.
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Under Mr Modi all Indians, irrespective of their caste or creed, will be given the chance to progress.
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Fidelity Printers and Refiners is the sole buyer of all gold produced in Zimbabwe, irrespective of its origin.
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"This work needs to be completed irrespective of the result of the referendum," said Enria, an Italian national.
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Irrespective of your future investment intent, we value your engagement as stockholders and welcome your questions and comments.
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" Sondland responds that it's important to "get the conversation started and the relationship built, irrespective of the pretext.
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If you're like me, you unlock your iPhone roughly 500 times a day, irrespective of weather you're outside.
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We cannot simply blindly assume that they will continue to do this irrespective of policies in wealthier nations.
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However, Dvorkovich told CNBC that irrespective of sanctions, Russia would respond to "aggressive behavior" in the annexed region.
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" It guarantees "complete equality of social and political rights to all inhabitants irrespective of religion, race, or sex.
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The number of times he referred to his business interests irrespective of context or relevancy was truly bizarre.
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They are part of a grinding epidemic of large-scale gun violence that churns on irrespective of politics.
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A lot of the aggressive features are appearing on European deals of varying sizes, irrespective of credit quality.
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Security is the real issue as I have written before and that is irrespective of any political affiliation.
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Irrespective of one's view of the immigration debate, the U.S. has a critical shortage of labor, not jobs.
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Irrespective of location, 6% of all children with firearm injuries died while they were hospitalized, the study states.
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It remains true irrespective of the country's level of trade protection or of the value of its currency.
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Irrespective of the truth of his account, the real insight comes from why he chose to say nothing.
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This conclusion, they said, was irrespective of any DOJ opinion on whether a sitting president can be indicted.
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Irrespective if they are public or private, their performance seems to outpace those of traditional companies out there.
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S.U. could have demanded that he go to class, irrespective of whether he is a one-and-done.
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From the President's perspective, irrespective of Washington, DC convention, that experience was a critical qualification for the job.
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What matters is that we are all potential hosts, irrespective of who we are or where we live.
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The "new nation" would be built through social inclusion policies for the poor and disadvantaged, irrespective of color.
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"They will certainly weaponize those headlines and those inquiries against Mayor Gillum, irrespective of any outcome," he said.
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"We equalize how much each American receives toward her care, irrespective of where she lives," Mr. Cassidy said.
|
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"There are so many other reasons, irrespective of the effects on appetite, why exercise benefits health," he says.
|
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As a result, the incentive for plaintiff lawyers is to maximize their fees irrespective of the public interest.
|
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"Credit becomes relatively undervalued, creating a buying opportunity irrespective of your views on the broader economy," he added.
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These rules should apply to investigations irrespective of whether the ultimate "person of interest" is popular or unpopular.
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"It is my sacred duty and honor to advance and defend our country irrespective of party or politics."
|
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The fund engages with governments "irrespective of party affiliations," the company said in a statement at the time.
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Basel's proposed "floor" for capital is irrespective of what a bank's own model says is the right amount.
|
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The term "material culture" tells of the relationships between people and their things, irrespective of time and place.
|
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Kenosha Unified School District says trans students are protected by Title IX irrespective of the Obama-era guidance.
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Irrespective of the rules, the prices of renewable energies are falling sharply, prompting a shift from fossil fuels.
|
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Irrespective of anyone's feelings toward the royal family, their status as a British institution is generally regarded as unassailable.
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The spending report said these expenses would "have incurred for the investigations irrespective of the existence" of Mueller's probe.
|
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Local problems in some countries have become more pronounced too, exposing deep structural problems irrespective of the global backdrop.
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"Absolutely, but we need to get the conversation started and the relationship built, irrespective of the pretext," he wrote.
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" Haridas, who is from Kerala, said every generation "irrespective of their religious views" was present, "from toddlers to grandmas.
|
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They fear being stigmatized and discriminated against, simply because of their religion, irrespective of the nation they come from.
|
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That means they are tied to paying rents to the landlords irrespective of whether the apartments are ultimately subleased.
|
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Some voters might decide that the status quo is worth it, irrespective of all the eye-rolling presidential tweets.
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Nonetheless, Morrissey says the Riken experiment is world-leading irrespective of whether it reveals anything about axion-antimatter interactions.
|
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Irrespective of how responses have evolved over the past two years, Trump has not deviated from his personal script.
|
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The second holds that the right to keep and bear arms is an individual right, irrespective of any militia.
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"Sondland replied: "absolutely, but we need to get the conversation started and the relationship built, irrespective of the pretext.
|
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The GOP front-runner says the reporter would have pressed charges irrespective of whether the campaign apologized to her.
|
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A universal basic income, as it's known, is a cash payment distributed to residents irrespective of their employment status.
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Put simply, I think workers like leaders who are successful, often irrespective of how hard they make them work.
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" Pascal Kambale, the Waki commissioner, said that "irrespective of Kenyatta's involvement, Mungiki was going to do what they did.
|
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"Irrespective of what comes next, these are the best days of my career, whatever the result tomorrow," he said.
|
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This combination of nature and nurture ultimately decides how long any human being lives, irrespective of ethnicity or gender.
|
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"And that narrative is very harmful for Israeli power and deterrence, irrespective of the veracity of it," he said.
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The best strategy for a task is the best strategy, irrespective of what you believe your learning style is.
|
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Irrespective of any political differences, why couldn't the White House extend her the courtesy of some normal human sympathy?
|
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"We are very bullish on Medicare Advantage, irrespective of the regulatory ramifications out of the 2020 election," Wu said.
|
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" Sondland replies: "Absolutely, but we need to get the conversation started and the relationship built, irrespective of the pretext.
|
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However, some audiences suspend their disbelief when the person leading our country spins his tales irrespective of inconvenient facts.
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Irrespective of sexuality, is it ethical to bring a child into the world in an era of global warming?
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Complaints about the transition, irrespective of controversial and unqualified personnel whose names are being floated, are not a partisan gripe.
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To put this in context, average daily consumption of e-liquid is less than 5mL a day (irrespective of concentration).
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"One thing that has been very predictable is the growth in demand, almost irrespective of the price levels," he said.
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The rating is based on the 'AA' floor OF-rating, which is achievable irrespective of the actual OC protection available.
|
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But if there are further signs that QE is winding down, expect them to widen further, irrespective of the politics.
|
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Irrespective of the future, analysts have no doubt that Draghi will always be linked to his "whatever it takes" speech.
|
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"Irrespective of whether I can stand, I'll be a player and I'll bring the center-right to power," he said.
|
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He also said that would come irrespective of U.S. President Donald Trump and his denial of man-made climate change.
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Founded in 1948, the NHS is based on the idea that healthcare should be available to everyone, irrespective of wealth.
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"Irrespective of where we are in the cycle, we're going to be advantaged versus the rest of industry," he said.
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I believe all human life should be protected by our law, irrespective of the circumstances or condition of that life.
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Our present system encourages both offshoring and automation by taxing corporate profits irrespective of how and where they are earned.
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Wydr claims that it can, indeed, connect artists to those with the means to buy their art, irrespective of geography.
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I think that's a generic thing for people who have accumulated enough wealth or power over time, irrespective of industry.
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"We will continue to see countries moving forward at a fast clip, irrespective of what happens next Tuesday," he said.
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Irrespective of any expected stumbling blocks, the Hollywood machine has continued to market biopics as glossy, money-making, blockbuster productions.
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Our aim is to pay our colleagues fairly and equally for the job that they do, irrespective of their gender.
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The researchers concluded that just throwing fastballs — irrespective of velocity — significantly increases the risk for injury and Tommy John surgery.
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Movement leaders are reaching out to delegates to inform them that they're unbound irrespective of what the Rules Committee decides.
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Similarly, the right to vote fairly and freely in elections, irrespective of creed, forms the bedrock of a democratic society.
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In fact, these military personnel will be paid to execute their mission irrespective of the equipment they may be using.
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Before the regulations took effect, candidates with criminal histories were far less likely to be called back, irrespective of race.
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Scientists explain that the climate impact of carbon emissions is the same irrespective of why and where they are created.
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They are armed with motive and when the media runs with anything, irrespective of the facts, that's a powerful combination.
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Program managers know that whatever they do, irrespective of how successful it is, they won't get to keep their project.
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My theory is that the social media era makes every news event the most important, irrespective of its actual weight.
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Crucially, Irrespective demonstrates how Rosler has adopted feminism not simply as a subject, but as an intellectual and artistic framework.
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"Tomorrow our plan is to be in Utah campaigning, irrespective of tonight," Rubio told WDBO on Tuesday, BuzzFeed News reported.
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Universal basic income is a cash handout distributed to the people of a state or region irrespective of employment status.
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That's why I supported President Barack Obama's picks, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, irrespective of my ideological differences with them.
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If Disney changes its mind on the agreement irrespective of a regulatory review, it will have to pay $1.5 billion.
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Honor and honor killings are a complicated issue that cut deep into the history of many cultures, irrespective of religion.
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"Our mission is to champion the highest standards of rare bookselling across the world, irrespective of location," the association said.
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I was setting intentions for everything from my destiny to my cake flavors, irrespective of what the law would allow.
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"Professor Christakis deserves this honor irrespective of any controversy," Mr. Kirchick, who graduated in 2006, said of the Sterling professorship.
|
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Meanwhile, Malaysian ports have blocked cruise ships entirely — irrespective of where they are traveling from and who is on board.
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But if upper castes continue violent attacks on Dalits irrespective of their sub-castes, it will force consolidation among them.
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"That's what I owe you, irrespective of who you support, that's what I owe each and every one of you."
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"We have an obligation to protect every prisoner irrespective of what they did and who they are," Mr. Horn said.
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Irrespective of Mr. Trump, the American criminal justice system could benefit from more clemency, the Times columnist David Leonhardt writes.
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Male domination of the industry endures despite evidence showing that audiences respond equally to films irrespective of a director's gender.
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"In the past PhRMA had a reputation for rolling the tanks against every proposal irrespective of industry impact," Ubl said.
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"But some people clearly do respond to labeling, and labeling is nearly universally popular, irrespective of political affiliation," he said.
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This is true, irrespective of whether or not we have used the provisions of the GRA to update our birth certificate.
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Yes. In countries like India where the main occupation is farming, families are cultivating traditional crops irrespective of their field type.
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"I believe that the other countries are going to move forward irrespective of the United States," Samans went on to state.
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With profits improving, markets are rotating into sectors such as materials, consumer discretionary and financials, irrespective of Trump's win, he said.
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He added that irrespective of who won the U.S. presidential election in November, Britain's relationship with the United States would continue.
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No, I think it's irrespective of AUM, it's just folks whose approach is just sort of dated and not current. Right.
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"If the dynamic for those things changes very quickly, the stock goes right back down, irrespective of its own internal fundamentals."
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Irrespective of their circumstances, the children I met were determined to change their lives and take charge of their collective future.
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They play a huge role in the safety and comfort of passengers, irrespective of their age or gender or familial status.
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With Square, the merchant pays 1.9 percent per transaction, irrespective of card type, while the new contactless device costs A$59.
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This is done by setting a "floor" of minimum capital levels, irrespective of the level indicated by a bank's own model.
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"We give the treatment to all the people in the area irrespective of whether they're infected or not infected," says Mpima.
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But many American banks will accept taxpayer identification numbers and consular ID cards, which can be obtained irrespective of immigration status.
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I want to connect with female and male energies in both genders irrespective of their genitalia in order to create harmony.
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Authorities deny the charge, saying they have targeted criminals and militants irrespective of political affiliations, and brought down crime rates considerably.
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It said that under Nasdaq Stockholm's takeover rules the bid will be completed irrespective of acceptance level, conditional upon regulatory approvals.
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I don't dream of a future where every scientist and engineer wears pink when doing their work, irrespective of gender identity.
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"Your waistline, irrespective of your BMI, is an important vital sign," Despres, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Take Daniel M. Oppenheimer's wryly titled article Consequences of Erudite Vernacular Utilized Irrespective of Necessity: Problems With Using Long Words Needlessly.
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It's going to be one of the most important skill sets to have, irrespective of what phenomena you want to study.
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Irrespective of method or motive, the costs can be high, whether resulting from the ransom demands or the ensuing business disruption.
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The liberating effect is visible in how Iraqis irrespective of class, sectarian and sexual identities can reclaim public spaces without fear.
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Sondland123:45 AM July 21Absolutely, but we need to get the conversation started and the relationship built, irrespective of the pretext.
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"Irrespective," an exhibition spanning five decades of Rosler's career, is on view at the Jewish Museum now through March 3, 2019.
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It's good public relations fodder, naturally, but it reflects a very real curiosity within the game, irrespective of the eventual outcome.
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BlackRock, which has $6.3 trillion in assets under management, engages with governments "irrespective of party affiliations," the company said in a statement.
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"Soft drinks manufactured by Nigeria Bottling Company ought to be fit for human consumption irrespective of color or creed," the judge said.
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"All of the spending commitments that the Chancellor will set out today are funded irrespective of a deal," the spokesman told reporters.
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All Laender are equally entitled to financial support in the event of financial distress, irrespective of differences in economic and financial performances.
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A handful of firms are using artificial intelligence to assess the scientific importance of research, irrespective of how it has been disseminated.
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But in a top-two system, there is a single, nonpartisan primary, and the top two candidates advance irrespective of partisan affiliation.
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It's a good year for badass movie characters irrespective of gender; there were about as many cool female characters as male ones.
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Irrespective of whether or not the TMSF conducts the sale of Gulen-linked businesses in a transparent manner, business confidence has suffered.
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Valencia said that Peru and Britain had agreed to ratify their current trading arrangements irrespective of what occurs in the Brexit process.
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All Laender are equally entitled to financial support in the event of financial distress irrespective of differences in economic and financial performances.
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Irrespective of personal files, a reset wipes out apps that haven't been installed from the Windows Store (those universal, tablet-friendly ones).
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And irrespective of his intentions, it is very unlikely that he would have conducted himself the way he did if he weren't.
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When decided properly, equal justice under the law will be achieved in a case every time, irrespective of the winner or loser.
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Irrespective of party affiliations this political elites evolve committed to each other but not to masses they have been sworn to represent.
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"It confirms our commitment to great storytelling irrespective of platform," said Rob King, senior vice president of SportsCenter and news, told CNBC.
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Trillions of dollars in central bank cash pumped into the financial system can cap long-term bond yields, irrespective of economic fundamentals.
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We are a country that upholds the sanctity of life, and the human rights of individuals — irrespective of race, ethnicity, or religion.
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The United States cannot stand idly by, irrespective of our longstanding relationship with Saudi Arabia, and allow that to happen with impunity.
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So long as Assad stays in power, they will continue to hold it, quite irrespective of whether the U.S. remains or withdraws.
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The White House was determined to overthrow Saddam, no matter the evidence or lack thereof, and irrespective of the UN Security Council.
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Generally, a universal basic income is a cash handout distributed by a government to all of its citizens irrespective of employment status.
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What he has cared most about are the rewards of long-term stability, irrespective of a nation's governing ideology or tyrannical behavior.
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Rousseau developed the idea of the "general will": the opinion of the majority, which should prevail, irrespective of the interests of minorities.
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Many are nervous that Trump's confidants will be given key roles irrespective of their qualifications, by virtue of their loyalty to Trump.
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Irrespective of one's fame (or lack thereof), social media and mental health are also now inextricably tethered -- and not for the better.
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Kavanaugh will be confirmed despite his clear unfitness for the bench, irrespective of whether you believe Ford and Ramirez (and I do).
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If people don't want him, that is their business, but I will do my part of the promise... irrespective of whatever allegation.
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Irrespective of the decision, the episode could weaken the authority of the government, led by Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party.
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Irrespective of the Trump administration's backwards action today, California will continue to lead the way on reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.
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It said this was irrespective of Frankfurt airport's plans for a third terminal, mainly for transit passengers, to become operational by 2023.
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Tech companies similarly argued that fledgling technologies needed to be nurtured irrespective of immediate profit, in order to be more profitable later.
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"He should be hanged irrespective of whether he is a juvenile or not," Asha Devi, Singh's mother, told reporters, according to USA Today.
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Irrespective of how we feel about it, football boots around the world are increasingly starting to look like an elaborate Henri Matisse homage.
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Ankara claims that it will engage with this force in Mosul if things don't go as it desires, irrespective of what Baghdad says.
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With a debut that generates that much money, commercialism has always been a part of the group's life irrespective of their sonic evolution.
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The rules regarding gender were also changed, so that a first-born daughter would inherit the throne, irrespective of whether a boy followed.
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"Once these institutional priorities get met, there is a lot less room for meritocratic competition among other students, irrespective of income," he said.
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Although it's a top priority, sources involved in those efforts told BuzzFeed News that they view their progress as irrespective of Kushner's office.
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"I am a patriot, and it is my sacred duty and honor to advance and defend OUR country, irrespective of party or politics."
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"I am a patriot, and it is my sacred duty and honor to advance and defend our country, irrespective of party or politics."
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Irrespective of the anticipated lackluster iPhone sales, Wall Street expects Apple to report its biggest-ever profit and revenue in the first quarter.
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The utility-friendly secretary of state wrote ballot language highly unfavorable to the measure (it included the phrase "irrespective of costs to consumers").
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However, irrespective of the noise, Merkel will not agree to a U-turn on her principled position regarding those fleeing war and persecution.
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That means regularly logging in, daring to like or wink at people you find attractive and messaging first too, irrespective of your gender.
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"Anybody who engages in acts of violence will be dealt with in accordance with the law, irrespective of who they are," he said.
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Irrespective of your views of this defendant's guilt or innocence, you might be wondering about where double jeopardy fits in to all this.
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If that description was true, Trump could reasonably fear the same unrelenting investigation irrespective of his wishes or the credibility of his administration.
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And it came irrespective of the years of delicate negotiations that had taken place to work out a compromise among the various interests.
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He added that EU decisions would be made irrespective of what the U.S. watchdog, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), decide on the case.
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Hooligans follow their party with the devotion of sports fans and adhere to certain principles irrespective of both past performance and future plans.
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Trump was lavished with billions of dollars worth of free airtime and exposure during the campaign, irrespective of how he chose to engage.
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He said Democrats would support a debt-limit hike –– "irrespective of other issues" –– if Republicans bring it to the floor without controversial provisions.
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At its best, the nation's Jacksonian streak works to preserve liberty by advocating for federalism and equality of opportunity, irrespective of social class.
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It occurs irrespective of the presence of humans and has even been noted in underground cave-dwelling bacteria that have never encountered civilization.
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One of the best-known memes is a collage of South Korean curling skip Kim's never-changing facial expression, irrespective of the situation.
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Grappling with the final results is something everyone's had to do, irrespective of political leanings—but that night lingers in the collective consciousness.
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"Irrespective of the type of birth control a woman uses, when pregnancies do occur, there can be complications," a spokeswoman for Bayer said.
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He has also said he has an open mind and other countries have pledged to restrict greenhouse gas emissions, irrespective of U.S. policies.
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The fact remains that Bryant was once party to a rape investigation that, irrespective of outcome, remains too significant to ever blot out.
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He said Democrats would support a debt-limit hike — "irrespective of other issues" — if Republicans bring it to the floor without controversial provisions.
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"Irrespective of the year, or the turning point, the message needs to come out about what the actual facts are," Mr. Frey said.
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Irrespective of developments in technology or society, that commitment remains at the heart of what we do, every day, all over the world.
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Christie told CNBC that it was hard to imagine anything being done on trade in an election year, irrespective of the virus outbreak.
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In person, many of you are nuanced, balanced and sane in your overall political outlook, irrespective of whether you lean left or right.
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Irrespective of race, the group with a high school education or less had the highest percentage of deaths, and college graduates the lowest.
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"As an instrument of freeing the elderly from the need to pursue their life irrespective," he said at the news conference on Wednesday.
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But that same insistence on standing up to power and doing what is right irrespective of consequences is the main thing since Jan.
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It's my hope that Kevin will do the right thing and stand by the values and the people of California, irrespective of partisanship.
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Irrespective of how they decide the dispute, the House's effort that began with an April 2019 subpoena would have stretched beyond a year.
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Thyssenkrupp labour leaders have said that any plan to close some plants could go ahead irrespective of whether there is a merger deal.
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Larson has a pragmatic take on D4D, suggesting that irrespective of the program's mission, it is essentially an opportunity for drivers to get noticed.
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Young women pursuing their dreams irrespective of the rigid traditional gender roles in the region often find themselves under the scrutiny of their communities.
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The central government's FY18 budget also continues its gradual consolidation efforts irrespective of the difficult trade-off with the desire to spur infrastructure spending.
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After listening to the Piano Forte X, my recollections of the experience are always positive, irrespective of the mood, tempo, or style of music.
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The commission's antitrust filing states that Google showed users results from Google Shopping "irrespective of [their] merits," depriving rival price comparison sites of traffic.
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Meanwhile Maruti, majority-owned by Suzuki Motor Corp, has already invested in developing a low-cost version of hybrid technology, irrespective of government incentives.
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"Lower for longer" may no longer be the most appropriate mandate for the Fed, irrespective of who's in charge of the nation's central banks.
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The key issue is really the massive increase in data collection from vehicles, which will happen irrespective of whether vehicles are ever fully autonomous.
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Irrespective of the Thursday deadline mentioned by Ryan, there was still time to ratify a new NAFTA this year, Smith told broadcaster Enfoque Noticias.
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Like telecom networks that allow people to speak to each other irrespective of their phone provider, so, too, will online gaming break down silos.
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"Because that provides a degree of certainty irrespective of what will happen on the political front, we will continue with that," Halford said. 6.
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The court will also decide if the snow crab catches by the Latvian firm were illegal under Norwegian law, irrespective of the Svalbard Treaty.
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I wasn't sure if I should laugh or cry at the end but irrespective of that, Michael Shannon is, as always, the fucking best.
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"Amal has impeccable taste and understands fashion perfectly, irrespective of whether the piece is from WilliamVintage or from the contemporary collections," states Banks-Blaney.
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Irrespective of the designation of Brazil as a major non-NATO ally, the U.S. military has made deepening ties with Brazil a top priority.
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The main sticking point relates to a "floor" on how much capital a bank needs to hold irrespective of what its own model says.
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Irrespective of who leads the Commission next, Vestager said the top priorities should be climate change, cybersecurity and job prospects for the next generation.
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Roche's drug and Bayer/Lilly's Vitrakvi target tumors with rare genetic anomalies called NTRK fusions, irrespective of where in the body the disease started.
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More than a decade later, Hughes has become an advocate for universal basic income, a cash payment distributed to everyone irrespective of employment status.
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YouTube retains a minimum of 45 percent of this revenue, at prices it sets (but does not reveal), irrespective of the content's creation costs.
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Colorado conservative activist Regina Thomson, who runs a PAC called Free the Delegates, is organizing a floor fight irrespective of the Rules Committee's decision.
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"I would hope we as we get closer to the election cycle — I mean, we need to do it irrespective of 2016," said Sen.
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But no matter where ships are flagged, cruise ships are highly regulated, with strict requirements that apply irrespective of where a ship is registered.
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Irrespective of how the standoff between asylum seekers and authorities ends on Manus Island, the Australian government won't budge from its tough border policies.
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The reform introduced four main tax rate bands on goods and services: 5-, 12-, 18-, and 28 percent irrespective of the location of purchase.
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The police said it a statement they would handle cases "in a fair and impartial manner irrespective of the backgrounds of the persons concerned".
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Irrespective of attitude differences, the two Fed chair candidates are likely to converge on policy because of the existing economic realities, according to Keller.
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Part of the concern is that this particular process allows for senators to offer any amendments they want to irrespective of the underlying measure.
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Irrespective of the policies that the president-elect will adopt, Mr. Trump's victory will have profound political repercussions in the United States and abroad.
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Harvest Capital said Green Dot's compensation committee had also given out excessive pay, irrespective of performance, to Steve Streit and former CFO Grace Wang.
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In other words, stock investors should expect lower returns during a Trump presidency—irrespective of politics and policy—because rates are likely to rise.
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Whereas CAC measures the variable expenses attributable to acquiring customers, overhead measures the company's fixed expenses incurred irrespective of the number of customers acquired.
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Instead I am utilizing its intrinsically destructive process to engender the visceral experience of the reality of war irrespective of its geographic/political particular.
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But when a president insists on claiming success irrespective of reality, it becomes much harder for those under him to acknowledge and correct mistakes.
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For AlphaBay vendors, however, irrespective of whether they're selling heroin, rifles, or a piece of malware, they all have to use two-factor authentication.
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The radical queen who wanted more freedom for everyone irrespective of their social standing and race is eliminated, things are brought back to normal.
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Irrespective of Sandberg's standing in the court of public opinion, which has undoubtedly changed, the conversation is moving well past her brand of feminism.
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The Council will pay out full grants to all current researchers and will not seek to reclaim any funds irrespective of eventual data availability.
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Year after year, irrespective of the actions of courts and prisons, the number of murders, rapes, and robberies reached almost exactly the same total.
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Hunter always understood that his father would be guided, entirely and unequivocally, by established U.S. policy, irrespective of its effects on Hunters professional interests.
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He practiced his arguments relentlessly, from the pronunciation of difficult names to critical segues to main points, irrespective of the question a judge asked.
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Proponents maintain that smart CCTV surveillance is neutral: it will flag any person who loiters, walks suspiciously, or travels in groups, irrespective of race.
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Irrespective of how Facebook itself has used your information, it's certainly been careless in the ways that information has been shared with third parties.
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My sense is that irrespective of the vote in committee, it will be brought to the floor for the whole body to weigh in.
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At least some of these groups, especially in Iraq, will be eager to avenge their own grievances against Washington, irrespective of any Iranian restraint.
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"Hateful ideology is not just unacceptable, it is un-American, irrespective of the faith, race, or nationality of the individual promoting it," they wrote.
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We have Donald Trump because of the Democrats who refused to adopt the message that would've protected us irrespective of what candidate they chose.
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What the Oscars are about and what the awards should be about is a recognition of talent and incredible hard work, irrespective of color.
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L'Obs magazine, citing sources close to Juppe, said he planned to say that he would not stand for president, irrespective of what Fillon decided.
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New government legislation demands that judges over the age of 65 must retire -- irrespective of whether they have served their full six-year term.
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Elders like Jay Z, Common and Eminem continue to receive nominations, seemingly irrespective of whether the music they make is commercially or aesthetically successful.
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It gives hope for a future where all Pakistanis — irrespective of faith, ethnicity and gender — will be seen as intimates of the same nation.
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There were no crosswords or other puzzles testing vocabulary or knowledge, so everyone could compete on an equal basis irrespective of language or nationality.
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Until then, grandparents and other non-immediate family members—irrespective of any threat they may pose to the nation's security—are barred from America's shores.
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"I think this really has been more about cyclical upturn in the U.S. economy irrespective of Trump," said Kleintop, who is chief global investment strategist.
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"If U.S. real rates rise, long USD/JPY offers the best risk-reward irrespective of the direction of break evens/reflation trades," the note said.
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Irrespective of what people think of the merits of her case, there's so few people who would stand up and do that in her situation.
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" Minnesota state law allows women to breastfeed "in any location, public or private," and "irrespective of whether the nipple of the mother's breast is uncovered.
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Irrespective of price, long-term offtake commitments are risky today because the global LNG market is undergoing fundamental changes as it grows and increases liquidity.
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You write in your paper that lower-quality restaurants are closer to the margin of exit than higher-quality restaurants, irrespective of minimum wage raises.
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Arora said the federal health ministry had told him that all brand advertisements, irrespective of where they were placed, were not allowed in the country.
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"I am a patriot, and it is my sacred duty and honor to advance and defend OUR country, irrespective of party or politics," he said.
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He agreed with Olsen that markets will hold strong for the next two to four years irrespective of who takes power in the United States.
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And though relationships often run aground on historical and territorial disputes, the Asian trio are finding more reasons to be pragmatic, irrespective of North Korea.
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"Parents who saw college in their child's future seemed to manage their child toward that goal, irrespective of their income and other assets," he said.
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Private companies that value their users' trust would be wise to take one of these steps, irrespective of what the final or Interim Guidelines provide.
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The law has applied a one-size-fits-all set of rules and regulations for all banks – irrespective of a bank's size or risk appetite.
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Considering the media spotlight around the $7 smartphone, the company's marketing has been done, irrespective of whether it sells the smartphone for $7 or not.
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This acquisition is notable because it's a turn away from that strategy, focusing instead on offers that can apply irrespective of your specific city location.
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That sentence could have been lifted verbatim from the 27 deadline, which makes his move to Texas a monumental victory irrespective of whatever happens next.
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With rational thought, two great souls from here and from there can agree with each other, irrespective of the vast separation of time and space.
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"There are only three new permanent venues proposed, and each one is already planned by private investors irrespective of the Olympic Games," the report said.
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S personalised cancer treatment, which targets tumors with specific genetic mutations, irrespective of where in the body the disease started, the agency said on Thursday.
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"All it requires is recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a minor for commercial sex acts irrespective of whether coercion was involved," he continued.
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"Norges Bank has built a professional investment management organisation that is well equipped to perform its task ahead, irrespective of the organisational structure," it said.
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Since a recession is depressing the value of the stocks already, Paulsen said the group could do very well irrespective of how the economy performs.
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And the humidity of air at the back of the nose is usually around 100%, irrespective of how cold the air is we're breathing in.
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"There are only three new permanent venues proposed, and each one is already planned by private investors irrespective of the Olympic Games," the report noted.
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Think of how depressing and disconcerting it is to be unable to seek vindication against an infringer irrespective of how egregious and widespread the violation.
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It's disappointing that these and Rosler's other socially engaged works are not represented in the galleries at the Jewish Museum, only in the Irrespective catalog.
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The executive order was issued without exception, regardless of visa or green card status, and irrespective of the circumstances of the individual or family impacted.
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The company plans, "irrespective of any further evaluation in legal terms, to engage in all useful discussions with a spirit of full collaboration", it added.
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Indeed, irrespective of differences on policy, assuaging the concerns of our friends is the best way of ensuring a robust victory against our mutual enemies.
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Almost irrespective of what you think of Clinton's politics or her policies, she is manifestly more prepared to run the federal government than Donald Trump.
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The people who took him from us, irrespective of their political positions, must be held accountable and punished to the full extent of the law.
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The guidelines would empower nurses to advocate for comfort care, irrespective of physicians who view aggressive treatment as always being in the patient's best interest.
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Other indicators in the study show that financial distress is still common among many households, irrespective of some of the good signs in the economy.
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But Europe's objective would be to keep Iran in a deal that continues to block Iran's path to a nuclear bomb irrespective of American policy.
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"Irrespective of this federal criminal indictment, we are committed to moving forward with the civil trial that has been underway for eight weeks," Chapin said.
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Fairness irrespective of effort augurs to replace the politics of personal identity, now that so many Americans are no longer satisfied by equal opportunity alone.
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"A terrorist is a terrorist irrespective of his or her ethnicity or religion, and must be brought to justice," the government said in a statement.
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They talk about the things they make promises about the things that people want irrespective whether they can afford to finance them or whatever it is.
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"Irrespective of the results of elections in any country, including in one as important as the United States of America, our assumptions remain unchanged," he said.
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She's been on our stages and our show quite a bit because … Irrespective of that … No, I was saying I really was glad you said it.
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As we reported, under Minnesota law all 6 siblings -- irrespective of whether they're half or full -- share equally, but apparently Tyka doesn't see it that way.
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The downstream effect will be red states that are more red and blue states that are more blue -- almost irrespective of how the people actually vote.
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Irrespective of what these valets are actually paid, it is a considerable human capital cost that Luxe is forced to bear ahead of any realized demand.
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" Sarah T. Roberts, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles who studies platform moderation, says "trolling behavior can happen irrespective of a political bent.
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Investment-grade coins typically boast the potential to appreciate in value irrespective of what's happening in financial or precious metal markets, SGI explains on its website.
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They're being asked, irrespective of the impeachment inquiry, in principle, if it is appropriate for U.S. politicians to ask foreign governments to help them win elections.
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"Irrespective of your political leanings, this is unambiguously the most positive scenario a biotech investor could ask for," said Paul Yook, portfolio manager at BioShares Funds.
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We believe that there is an extremely high probability that all rated Qatari banks would receive support should they require it, irrespective of franchise and ownership.
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The latest attempt comes from proponents of a universal basic income (UBI)—an unconditional payment made by the state to all citizens, irrespective of their circumstances.
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It's time for Republican candidates to run their own campaigns — irrespective of Donald Trump, said the former campaign manager of Marco Rubio's unsuccessful 2016 presidential bid.
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But AFME says that some market risks would still need to be addressed by authorities irrespective of whether a transition deal is agreed, the person said.
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This results in a rating floor for the OF on a probability of default (PD) basis of 'AA', irrespective of the actual overcollateralisation (OC) protection available.
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"There's a need and a demand for legislation irrespective of this [Facebook] settlement," said Hal Singer, an economist at George Washington University's Institute of Public Policy.
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Irrespective of whether either would become law and hold up under a likely separation-of-powers challenge, they reveal expectations that did not exist in 1973.
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Exporters traditionally prefer to lock clients into fixed supply contracts running for decades, during which buyers take fixed amounts of monthly gas volumes irrespective of demand.
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It's about the fundamental truth that no journalist has ever been prosecuted, nor should they be, for reporting truthful information, irrespective of the source or secrecy.
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One of my favorite pieces in Irrespective is "Semiotics of the Kitchen" (1975), a six-minute black-and-white video parodying the likes of Julia Child.
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Ultimately, people have to buy the moral argument that reducing suffering is a humane and just thing to do, irrespective of the economic benefits or costs.
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Standard economic theory tells us that firms—and people—who favor one group over another irrespective of their productivity will be driven out by market competition.
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Each one should have the same opportunity to grow up happy and healthy, irrespective of where in the world she or he happens to be born.
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These principles should apply to any minor, whether they arrive with or without a family member, and irrespective of whether the crossing was legal or not.
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"The impact of Brexit on aggregate US equity earnings will likely be limited, irrespective of the outcome," Goldman Sachs analysts said in a note to investors.
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Not only that, most market participants have gone full out in the opposite direction, buying the most expensive stocks and riding the momentum irrespective of valuation.
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"We observed increased dopamine release above baseline levels in [ventral side] during sweetener intake, irrespective of which solution was administered intra-gastrically," the Yale group reports.
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" As a result, it was determined that "alcohol-induced overeating is an evolutionarily conserved biological phenomenon occurring across mammals, irrespective of aesthetic beliefs and social conditioning.
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"That is violence that happens during mass events with many partying and intoxicated people, especially young males... irrespective of race, ethnicity or immigrant status!" wrote Bucerius.
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In their attempts to achieve their own policy goals, liberals often take the attitude that "the ends justify the means," irrespective of what the Constitution says.
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He added: "We must reiterate that we will not spare anybody who is found guilty irrespective of the level or position in the bank," he said.
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Still, the "unbind" movement is whipping delegates into the final hours, telling them that they're free to vote their conscience irrespective of the Rules Committee results.
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The United States had consistently supported dictators in the Arab world and was not in the business of exporting democracy, irrespective of the Bush administration's slogans.
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If she never skied another day, Lindsey Vonn is, quite easily argued, one of the greatest skiers in the history of the sport, irrespective of gender.
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"Safety is a shared responsibility of Southwest and A.M.F.A. members that demands a collaborative culture," he wrote, "irrespective of any ongoing controversy between the two organizations."
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Both administrations defended their president's reprehensible behavior and lies out of loyalty to their parties, irrespective of the consequences it could have on our civic culture.
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He has expanded the ability of the police to seize people's assets, irrespective of whether they may have been convicted of a crime or even charged.
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Some religious leaders "worship money irrespective of where it comes from and have now become part of the alliance of evil," said Adeola Soetan, an activist.
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In addition, the federal government's policy of giving 20 pounds to Igbos with bank savings, irrespective of what they owned before the war, left some impoverished.
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Meanwhile, federal revenues over the longer term since World War II have hovered at 28500 percent to 6900 percent, irrespective of fluctuating tax rates and policy.
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Importantly, this bias in favor of the desirable evidence emerged irrespective of whether the polls confirmed or disconfirmed peoples' prior belief about which candidate would win.
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And, crucially, many of its benefits—to the political health of the country, to the stability of the constitutional system—accrue irrespective of its ultimate result.
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You know, I -- I will tell you that what you've done in this effort, irrespective of we may have a different view on something, that's courage.
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Some of the most sought after bottles had tiny volumes released globally, so getting hold of them can be a huge challenge, irrespective of one's budget.
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This means that a person can be denied an occupational license irrespective of the crime's relevance to the job, or even whether there are mitigating circumstances.
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The recent study found that hormonal contraceptive use, irrespective of hormone type, dosage or mode of administration, was associated with more frequent diagnosis of breast cancer.
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Thyssenkrupp labor leaders have said that any plan to close some plants could go ahead, irrespective of whether there is a merger deal with Tata Steel.
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For fans of endurance racing, Le Mans is Coachella with engines, a weeklong festival of excitement and noise irrespective of whoever stands on the winner's podium.
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Last month, Roche said its 2017 guidance of sales and profit rising at a low- to mid-single digit percentage rate was issued irrespective of Aphinity's outcome.
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In many ways, thermodynamics is the gold standard of an emergent law, describing the collective behavior of a large number of particles, irrespective of many microscopic details.
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Basically because America as I understand it is a country built on the ideal of welcoming people irrespective of their race, religion, color or creed or whatever.
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Irrespective of all that -- and remembering May and Varadkar are both honorable people -- those moments are going to stay lodged in my mind for a long time.
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While Carter was in fact working on an end to the crisis, irrespective of the election, the Iranians did not release the hostages until after Reagan's inauguration.
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U.S. regulators are pushing for the changes, which include a tougher "floor" or level of capital a bank cannot go below irrespective of its internal risk calculations.
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Without that personal investment, English law, and its courts, judges, barristers and English commercial law firms, would have remained domestic and parochial, irrespective of its long heritage.
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Australian taxes go toward funding the system, which ensure that everyone in the country has health care coverage, irrespective of their income, status, or pre-existing conditions.
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The group said that irrespective of the outcome of this review it would maintain close ties to L'Orange, either as an owner or as a key customer.
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"Global growth is now cooling, which we think is weighing on foreign demand for Chinese goods irrespective of tariffs," Capital Economics said in a note to clients.
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Obesity levels have risen in all countries, irrespective of their income level, meaning the issue is not simply down to wealth, the authors say in the paper.
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There remains a strong suspicion that CNIA, a government institution, simply removed all capacity designated as "illegal" from its July numbers, irrespective of the capacity's actual status.
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GLOBALISATION has created a handful of metropolises that attract people, capital and ideas from all over the world, almost irrespective of how their national economy is doing.
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It's what a contender should pay to wedge an impact hitter into the heart of its order, irrespective of Beltran's advanced age or impending free agent status.
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We think slowly but surely, AAPL is morphing into more than just an iPhone story and is displaying ability to sustain revenue growth irrespective of iPhone trajectory.
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"Getting countries to collaborate and engage in this process is in itself something of an accomplishment, irrespective of what the findings of the report present," Chisholm said.
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The four countries absent from the waiver announcement – Iran, Burma/Myanmar, Sudan, and Syria – do not receive U.S. military assistance, irrespective of their use of child soldiers.
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However, most research points out that companies settling FCPA enforcement actions are often industry-leading companies, due to their products, service or price, irrespective of any bribe.
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These included all juveniles, irrespective of their crimes, as well as some men not serving time for serious crimes like murder, armed robbery, treason, rape or carjacking.
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Huawei and other Chinese tech companies will be subject to tough restrictions from the United States irrespective of any future trade deal, an economist told CNBC Tuesday.
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Regardless of the lower numbers, 10.9 million undocumented persons remain in the country, irrespective of economic trends and increased federal, and, in some cases, state immigration enforcement.
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It is vital that the authorities send a clear message that those who target peaceful activists with such violence, irrespective of their political views, will face justice.
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When we get it right, we create a common ground where the community comes together, to compete, connect, and play — irrespective of the things that divide us.
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Thankfully, nowadays, many of these vintage bouts are archived on YouTube (and the like) for martial artists, irrespective of rank or style, to look and learn from.
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European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde suggested that the coronavirus is likely to keep spreading irrespective of President Donald Trump's travel ban on some European nations.
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"Regardless of what's happening geopolitically, scientists have a common language" that enables them to communicate and have trusted relationships irrespective of the broader political climate, Parker said.
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Under current rules, local authorities give precedence to whichever organization files the first request to stage a rally or demonstration, irrespective of the aims of the gathering.
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" On the other, it also commits Israel to upholding the "complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex.
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"Hunter always understood that his father would be guided, entirely and unequivocally, by established U.S. policy, irrespective of its effects on Hunter's professional interests," the statement read.
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Rather, laws like the Colorado statute Jack was accused of violating began as a means to ensure access to "certain essential goods and services" irrespective of race.
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And too many of those who fund and regulate nonprofits perpetuate this situation by paying us for activities and buying quantity, sometimes irrespective of long-term quality.
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I am not a great fan of Russian intervention in Syria, but irrespective of our political views, the victim had family, friends ... please take this picture down.
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Yet, irrespective of what is happening in the political branches, America's highest court is deeply split along ideological and political lines, and Roberts sometimes fosters that divide.
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"Irrespective of whether you're a local or a visitor, everyone is looking to make more responsible choices," said Petra Roach, the U.S. director of Barbados Tourism Marketing.
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Echoes of the ghosts which have haunted Europe for the best part of a century are voiced by an anonymous chorus that seems to reappear irrespective of context.
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"I felt the debate now was not about gender but really about how to inspire everyone irrespective of gender to be the best they can be," he said.
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Mr Keller's main line of defence was that Mr Buck showed plenty of signs that he would be dangerous in the future irrespective of Mr Quijano's unfortunate testimony.
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But irrespective of technical capability, some people might prefer top-down Zelda games, or for example you also have games like Metroid: Samus Returns for 3DS coming soon.
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The mere fact you are sitting in the driver's seat and your car went 88 mph is generally enough for your conviction, irrespective of whether you intended it.
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" He plans to tell investigators, "I am a patriot, and it is my sacred duty and honor to advance and defend OUR country, irrespective of party or politics.
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"We're going to keep working hard to pick up as many delegates as we can, and we're going to continue to work forward irrespective of Tuesday," he said.
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Compose tunes, mix tracks, add effects, and much more besides: it's one of the best pieces of production software full stop, irrespective of it being free to use.
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In a separate circular, the central bank asked commercial banks not to sell foreign exchange without appropriate documentation and disclosure to authorities, irrespective of the source of funds.
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Parties engaging in a regulated activity targeting the Hong Kong public are required to be licensed by or registered with the SFC, irrespective of where they are located.
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It makes little sense to set single credit benchmarks — such as the 350 to 850 score range — irrespective of age, so consumers will be compared to their cohort.
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Having said that, the Fed appears to be readying an interest rate hike, either this month, or before the year is out, irrespective of Trump's point-of-view.
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In nature detecting prey is a random event that should be tackled opportunistically and many hunters will pursue and kill prey irrespective of whether they are very hungry.
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However, Parks Miller, the district attorney, pointed out that under Pennsylvania state law, the act of hazing is considered "to be forced, irrespective of willingness" of the participants.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia hopes Venezuela, irrespective of internal political developments, will honor its obligations to Moscow, including toward oil projects, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak told reporters.
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What has worked for Portugal has been an incredible team spirit with a mantra that they are not playing to look pretty, but to win, irrespective of style.
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In short, irrespective of the calendar for the clearance of arrears, the economy needs immediate reforms to address the vulnerabilities that have come to the fore since May.
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The carriers have dragged their feet over stamping this out, arguing they have a statutory duty to deliver all calls—irrespective of whether recipients want them or not.
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When voters were asked, irrespective of the evidence, whether they believe that Trump campaign officials had coordinated with Moscow, 52 percent said no and 21625 percent said yes.
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This was followed by research revealing how "Turkish" language teachers is on the rise within U.S. charter schools since 85033 irrespective that no demand for the language exists.
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But, you must agree with the ideological principles the government asserts in order to be a federal contractor—irrespective of whether government-imposed requirements violate your religious conscience.
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Redistricting software enables whichever party controls a statehouse to capture every bit of partisan advantage, she wrote, helping entrench the party in power, irrespective of voters' true preferences.
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"The more people are talking about a candidate, the more it benefits the candidate, and so far, that's sort of been irrespective of positive or negative," Rosenblatt said.
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He added that a guiding principle for the United Nations, with 193 member states, was to deliver to all areas of Syria irrespective of the status of control.
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At their worst, they're a shortcut to cheap thrills irrespective of the quality of the primary product (again: hockey, hard to remember now that Gritty has gone Hollywood).
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That figure "approximates expenditures the components would have incurred for the investigations irrespective of the existence of the SCO," the report notes, referring to the Special Counsel's Office.
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"California can make a significant contribution to advancing the cause of dealing with climate change, irrespective of what goes on in Washington," Mr. Brown said in an interview.
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That means that irrespective of Souter's position on the question, Kennedy voting against Roe, as his Webster vote suggested, would have made Thomas the fifth and decisive vote.
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"Guests and crew who have visited mainland China within the last 14 days will be denied boarding irrespective of any history of symptoms of respiratory illness," they said.
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It believes Broadcom needs to offer a "hell-or-high-water" legal commitment to complete the deal irrespective of divestitures that antitrust watchdogs around the world may require.
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They knew — or should have known — that default was a possibility irrespective of the fact that Chapter 9 of the federal bankruptcy code doesn't apply to Puerto Rico.
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Irrespective of who the Democratic nominee is, President Trump will use all the power and dirty tricks at his disposal to remain in power for another four years.
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He clarified that India will continue to remain in a preferential position as far as H1B visas are concerned irrespective of the outcome of any discussion on immigration.
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Pricing ranges from $2/user/month to $10/user/month depending on the size of the company, and irrespective of how many micro apps are used or how much.
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"This is why we reject any attempt to remove this from our national justice system in Saudi Arabia, irrespective of the form that may take," Alwasil told the council.
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"One of the challenges we face is how to make healthier foods available to more people, irrespective of income," Yancy says, especially given the relationship between nutrition and disease.
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Not only has he conducted himself with great civility, beginning with his Oval Office meeting with President Obama, he has sought an inclusive approach wherever possible, irrespective of party.
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And if people can choose their pronouns, irrespective of DNA, why can't they self-identify as, say, non-racists, as President Trump has attempted to do on endless occasions?
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"Even if the Fermi detection is a false alarm, future LIGO events should be monitored for accompanying light irrespective of whether they originate from black hole mergers," Loeb said.
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"Fear is the path to the dark side," but Brazil's entrepreneurs have stayed confident and continued to found and grow viable, innovative companies, irrespective of the economy-at-large.
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Like her colleagues on the left, Sotomayor sharply challenged the Trump administration's proposal adding the citizenship query to the decennial effort intended to count everyone irrespective of legal status.
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Banks that use models will also have to run the same calculations using the "standard" approach to act as a capital floor, irrespective of what models come up with.
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"Irrespective of its own starkly different legal assessment, Nord Stream 2 AG is now forced to submit this third application as a mitigation measure," it said in a statement.
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"Irrespective of how rapidly we set up new solar plants, you will always have a gap in which you will need coal to play a bigger role," he said.
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"At the end of the day, we get back to the fundamentals of the company, irrespective of what executives are doing," said Ron Josey, internet analyst at JMP Securities.
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If Republicans use the filibuster to preserve a vacancy on the Supreme Court, Democrats will likely eliminate the filibuster for all nominees, irrespective of what happens in the House.
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Irrespective of the results of the survey, Jimenez said the delay in construction meant "major surgery" was required at the current airport in order to ease stretched capacity limits.
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" Still, Polone says that PETA's attack on the film "does not excuse the mistakes made 15 months ago, irrespective of the fact that the dog in question was unharmed.
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It has yet to explain this new element in detail, but analysts and traders think it gives the PBOC more leeway to alter the rate irrespective of market conditions.
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The result will be inclusive cities that provide "a decent quality of life to every city dweller irrespective of their economic status, background, gender, age or disabilities", he said.
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In time, Beijing apparently hopes, these contacts are expected to create economic, social, cultural and family exchanges that would set in place peace dynamics irrespective of any outside pressure.
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Yet this remains far from a groundswell, and McConnell clearly has the votes to prevent consideration of any nominee on the Senate floor, irrespective of the Judiciary Committee's wishes.
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If a country saves less than it invests, as is the case in the United States, it will run a trade deficit irrespective of the level of its currency.
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A controversial part of the package is an "output floor" for capital, below which a bank could not go, irrespective of what their models say is the right amount.
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The Trump administration's budget policy makes it all too likely that the U.S. external deficit will keep widening irrespective of the country's move to a more protectionist trade policy.
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"I am a patriot, and it is my sacred duty and honor to advance and defend OUR country, irrespective of party or politics," he said in his opening statement.
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Irrespective of where you stand on the legality, morality and practicality of President Trump's refugee ban, the way in which it was communicated at home and abroad was abysmal.
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The government will introduce GST for a variety of goods and services along four main rate bands: 5-, 12-, 18- and 28 percent irrespective of the location of purchase.
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Under current rules, a local authority gives precedence to the organization that files the first request to stage a rally or demonstration, irrespective of the aims of the gathering.
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"Irrespective of the outcome of the 2016 US Presidential election, the real victor is the US public which is better informed as a result of our work," he writes.
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At his private Loft parties—which still take place to this day—people gather to dance and communally celebrate, irrespective of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, and economic class.
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My phone is not ringing off the hook with good deals but we will still be the first (point) of call, irrespective of me or Charlie not being there.
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Even Giuliani admitted that a battle to withhold parts of Mueller's final report would be tough to win in the court of public opinion, irrespective of its legal merits.
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The exploding controversies have rattled some DNC members, who privately worry that irrespective of how Ellison handles the issue, it may already be too much for him to overcome.
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Pushing past 112 "would suggest the market is bullish on the dollar irrespective of the trade war," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management.
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" In New York, the law states that any public establishment must allow full and equal access to people irrespective of race, as well as "color, religion, or national origin.
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Since the 2016 vote, the bank has reiterated its commitment to London and pledged to keep its primary European base in the UK irrespective of the nature of Brexit.
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Mr. Schlogl told DealBook the impact of automation could be felt acutely by sectors that are labor-intensive in developing countries, irrespective of where robots are put to use.
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"It is vital that the authorities send a clear message that those who target peaceful activists with such violence, irrespective of their political views, will face justice," it said.
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When it comes to Eritrea, European officials have switched to what they call "a dual-track approach" — talking with the government while also giving it money, irrespective of outcomes.
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This system can work "irrespective of any pilot action," Marin added; transponders could transmit a distressed plane's position and unique aircraft ID to authorities, who could launch a rescue.
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"Person," in this context, has been interpreted to mean any human being on American-controlled soil against whom the American government is proceeding, irrespective of how the person got there.
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Insurance could instead become an arbiter of social norms, penalizing individuals for snacking on junk food or taking too few steps, for example, irrespective of their particular circumstances, Gatschke said.
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On the state level, Texas recently passed legislation requiring clinics to cremate or bury fetuses or fetal tissues in the case of miscarriage or abortion irrespective of the mother's wishes.
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Kearns' 2-year-old boy, Knox, screamed at him to watch a DVD, while his 6-week-old son, Finn, cried irrespective of being either too hot or too cold.
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There's still another game to be played, but, irrespective of that result, AlphaGo has defeated the man universally acknowledged to be the best player of man's most complicated strategy game.
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The banks need their own IP and technology access strategies, irrespective of whether or not they are doing their own R&D or paying others to do it for them.
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Viral inevitability Our research shows that given the structure of our social networks and our limited attention, it is inevitable that some memes will go viral, irrespective of their quality.
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Vitas Vasiliauskas, the central bank governor of Lithuania, told CNBC over the phone that irrespective of who becomes the next ECB president, the central bank needs to think about normalization.
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E.ON subsidiary PreussenElektra said its Isar 2400 22,2400 megawatt (MW) reactor in Bavaria was shut last Saturday for two-weeks of regular maintenance, which was planned irrespective of the weather.
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The law rolled back an Obama-era rule that required state and local governments distribute federal Title X funding to healthcare providers irrespective of whether the providers also perform abortions.
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Most recently, Gurley famously warned that global tech valuations would compress quickly, as more and more companies reached valuations of $1 billion or more, irrespective of volatility in public markets.
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Irrespective of the result Konta is guaranteed a top-10 spot when the new rankings are released — the first British woman to rise so high since Jo Durie in 33.
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"This applies entirely irrespective of the UK headquarters of the HoldCo or of any repercussions from Brexit," the CEO said in response to questions from the Frankfurt Chamber of Commerce.
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In his opening statement, he described himself as a patriot for whom it is a "sacred duty and honour to advance and defend our country irrespective of party or politics".
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Moreover, many Leave supporters voted as they did on the assumption that Britain would continue to enjoy the economic benefits of EU membership irrespective of whether it remained a member.
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Long before she was nominated to the bench, then-Professor Barrett wrote that litigants and the public are entitled to "impartial justice" — irrespective of a judge's moral or religious views.
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Irrespective of where one falls on the ideological spectrum with respect to further legalization, we can all agree that the American people deserve to know what's going on with marijuana.
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The asylum provisions state that aliens who are physically present in the United States may apply for asylum irrespective of their immigration status, unless one of the stated exceptions applies.
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The proliferation of fake news and propaganda on Facebook and YouTube has partially been caused by a platform design that rewards content that generates the most attention irrespective of quality.
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With a connected device and a desire to learn, anyone can tap into the knowledge, experience and insights from the world's greatest minds and communities, irrespective of where they are.
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A healthy majority of Americans oppose his continuation in office irrespective of what he did or did not do in consort with the Russians and his bizarre band of myrmidons.
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Radical pragmatism is about dreaming as big as we possibly can, as much as we can, irrespective of what the current reality is and then taking deliberate action toward that.
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We see in this film people rising in the most humane ways and trying to truly look out for their fellow person, irrespective of race, color, gender, and even orientation.
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" Still, he'd continued, "I do think the model is one that stands on its own feet, irrespective of the success or failure of any one of the given clinical trials.
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In the meantime, we should provide military families with an opportunity to fundamentally change the way their children are educated, irrespective of their position, class, placement, home or other circumstance.
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They have to be smarter irrespective of their longstanding beef, which has been bubbling since at least 2009, when Boston reportedly explored trading Rondo for Paul, then with the Hornets.
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It is a state in which all members have the same rights and opportunities irrespective of the group into which they are born or the culture to which they belong.
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Follow the Wimbledon example and be more open to bestowing wild cards on rising players, irrespective of their nationalities, who have proven in recent months that they have great potential.
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" In court filings, the State Department said that officers are expected to carefully investigate all assisted reproductive technology cases, "irrespective of the sex or sexual orientation of the legal parents.
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Justices such as Roberts and Gorsuch deserved their seats on the court for the same reason Ginsburg and Breyer did — they are competent, conscientious judges, irrespective of how they vote.
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"Irrespective of the ban (restrictions), some of these molecules may face shortages for the next couple of months," Dinesh Dua, chairman, Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India (pharmexcil), told Reuters.
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"Any form of tobacco product use is unsafe among youth, irrespective of whether it's smoked, smokeless, or electronic," added Trivers, lead epidemiologist in the agency's Office on Smoking and Health.
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And it sets a dangerous precedent for future impeachments by a majority of the House of Representatives that any abuse of power will do, irrespective of the rule of law.
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"We believe that companies empowering women will outperform over the long term as they welcome diversity in thought and empower stakeholders irrespective of their gender, race or ethnicity," he said.
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Government officials are not allowed to use campaign resources for personal expenses, including legal bills for charges that could have happened irrespective of whether the person is a federal officeholder.
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Historians will look back at this election and study the ultimate paradox: The candidate who first defined the term "elite" — irrespective of his own elitism — was the one who won.
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But the Court can and should take upon itself to advance the common good by guaranteeing that, irrespective of political party, citizens' voices -- and votes -- count in a meaningful way.
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"Irrespective of which government is formed ... we have the human capital, our high skilled labor is really skilled, and in that sense we are an attractive destination to invest in."
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Regulators are already scrutinizing Qualcomm's $38-billion acquisition of automotive chipmaker NXP Semiconductors NV. Broadcom has indicated it is willing to buy Qualcomm irrespective of whether it closes the NXP deal.
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It's an environment where we can't step aside and say we need to grieve together, irrespective of our political stance, in order to process the enormous pain caused by these losses.
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Under the original EU proposal, foreign banks on the global list of systemic lenders would be required automatically to set up an IPU irrespective of how many assets they have there.
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"On Android phones, you've always been able to install any search engine or browser you want, irrespective of what came pre-installed on the phone when you bought it," Walker says.
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Apart from everything else, those who support the tariffs are at risk of incurring the blame for the downturn in the global economy, irrespective of whether or not that is true.
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And that's reason enough to pursue their own goals irrespective of America's and to pay more attention to one another than to a US president in his waning days in office.
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If we fail now, irrespective of political gridlock and chaos before us … instead of a lost decade, the U.S., one day, may very well lament the loss of an entire generation.
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Many financial firms in Britain are pushing ahead to open new hubs in the bloc before March to ensure continuity of services for EU customers, irrespective of what form Brexit takes.
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"China policy, irrespective of ongoing bilateral trade issues, is centred on the opening up of the local financial services industry to global participation," Alexander said, referring to the escalating Sino-U.
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One where a president, irrespective of color, prioritizes the lives of black people and ensures no more Terence Crutchers are shot down in the street for breathing while black in America.
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Most come under British or American law, irrespective of which country the end users is based, a reflection of how London and New York are at the heart of the market.
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" The proposed legislation in theory also impacts small companies, with the EU saying "all hosting service providers offering services in the EU, irrespective of their size or where they are based.
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While a TechCrunch Disrupt event offers great value irrespective of the price, imagine how much better you'll feel knowing you got the best deal possible on an action-packed two days.
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"Attacks follow a similar pattern, irrespective of their make or brand, and we as well as the banks are aware of them," a Wincor official in Germany told Reuters by email.
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"Everything must be done to identify the perpetrators as rapidly and comprehensively as possible, and to punish them irrespective of their origin or background," she said on the German government's website.
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Irrespective of the EU election results, new deals to form transnational party groups in the parliament after the vote will also be key to the strength of any anti-EU bloc.
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The company is well positioned irrespective of the outcome of the vote, it said, as strong demand for commercial property helped it post a rise in asset value for the year.
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But the movement says it has a multimillion-dollar whip operation and that it's reaching out to delegates to urge them to vote their conscience irrespective of the Rules Committee's decisions.
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BLITZER: So, the bottom line is that the US is going to continue to maintain the same relationships, strategic cooperation's, with Saudi Arabia right now irrespective of what may have happened?
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"China policy, irrespective of ongoing bilateral trade issues, is centered on the opening up of the local financial services industry to global participation," Alexander said, referring to the escalating Sino-U.
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"As we globalize the world's economy, supply chains are (the) mathematics of becoming a critical part of utilizing the most efficient assets irrespective of what country they are in," said Staley.
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Charles Chinosengwa, spokesman for the Apex Council, which represents 230,000 workers - excluding the health and security sectors - said the protest march would go ahead irrespective of the outcome of Tuesday's meeting.
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Many operatives in the Free the Delegates movement, which argues that delegates should be allowed to vote their "conscience" and oppose Trump irrespective of their state's election results, are Cruz supporters.
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We know, for instance, that financial illiteracy limits workforce participation and impacts employee productivity, the latter of which cuts across all walks of life, irrespective of socioeconomic status, race or gender.
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A tough primary is unlikely to happen, however, as California's primary system rewards the top two finishers, irrespective of party, and Feinstein's only notable challenger at this point is a Democrat.
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Global bonds are cumulatively sending a message that suggests a clear and present danger of a global recession, irrespective of what bullish prognosticators might have to say about economies and equities.
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It starts with Columbus landing on what he would decide to call Hispaniola and seeing it, irrespective of people already living there, as territory to be conquered free of moral consequence.
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He was attempting racial unity by singing of a love that was pure irrespective of race, and also cognizant of the flaws in a society that desperately needed to be healed.
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Private school tuition, tutoring and test preparation classes, campus visits and coaches who help to write personal essays are all advantages largely unavailable to less affluent students, irrespective of innate talent.
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Irrespective of your budget, Ms. Biggs Bradley said that to truly connect with nature, you're better off staying in a simple camp where the accommodations may be minimally adorned canvas tents.
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Sources close to the matter told Reuters the main sticking point relates to a "floor" on how much capital a bank needs to hold irrespective of what its own model says.
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At the same time, China and Russia will redouble their efforts to develop alternative financial systems that bypass the dollar and allow countries to trade with Iran, irrespective of U.S. views.
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I am a traditionalist, which means advocating for an N.B.A. finals rematch on Christmas — irrespective of how different the teams will look in December compared to what we saw in June.
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"Abortion, in our firm belief, is the taking of human life irrespective of the stage of pregnancy," wrote Kathleen Gleeson and her husband, Raymond Gleeson, from County Kerry, in southwestern Ireland.
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Regulators are already scrutinizing Qualcomm's $38-billion acquisition of automotive chipmaker NXP Semiconductors NV. Broadcom has indicated it is willing to buy Qualcomm irrespective of whether it closes the NXP deal.
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Promote organizational fairness(here) by ensuring that the company enforces violations of norms and internal rules consistently and proportionately, irrespective of rank or other factors, and is transparent about doing so.
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Warren would also resurrect the Obama Labor Department's fiduciary rule, which required brokers to consider only the best interests of the client, irrespective of commissions or fees, when providing retirement advice.
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I am a traditionalist, which means advocating for an N.B.A. finals rematch on Christmas — irrespective of how different the teams will look in December compared to what we saw in June.
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"There is very broad agreement in the Governing Council of the ECB that the high degree of accommodation will remain needed, and that (is) irrespective of a trade war," he added.
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Irrespective of the president, both Mr. Hogan and Mr. Weld would most likely face a serious uphill climb to win over Republican voters, given their differences with much of the base.
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"There is tremendous opportunity in the business-to-customer market and more growth coming to the sector and UPS, irrespective of how other companies shift strategies," UPS spokesman Glenn Zaccara said.
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The Post found, however, that deputies weren't even shown this rating when using Rekognition, but were shown five possible matches for each search, irrespective of the system's confidence in its match.
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When someone is accustomed to committing crime, they'll always find somewhere to do it, because they always know where to strike and who to turn to, irrespective of the country or city.
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So that's a question for you: How much are arguments about antitrust about companies versus how much are they about ideal functionings of markets applied irrespective of how we feel about them?
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The View 63 is as nimble as any Android flagship on the market, irrespective of price, with the response times of a spooked hare and the smoothness of a Roger Federer backhand.
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"The simple fact is, irrespective about the laws on espionage or anything else ... the actual reality is that in China, if the party wants something, they're going to get it," Inkster said.
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Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) is against impeachment for this reason, while other members maintain the House has an obligation to provide a check on the president irrespective of the Senate.
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The directive has a well-laid out structure for resolving a troubled or failing European bank, irrespective of whether it is a small lender in Italy or a national champion in Germany.
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It allowed us to perform a traditional exact string search such as "Trump is wonderful" or a fuzzy search (Google like) where text can be found irrespective of the sequence of words.
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"Our decision to set up a legal entity in Belgium ensures we can provide continuity of service irrespective of the outcome of Brexit negotiations," Chief Executive Richard Pryce said in a statement.
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Not a day goes by without an exploration company telling us about an exciting development on their property, which is now a lithium prospect irrespective of what minerals were originally being hunted.
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"The court is in absolute agreement with the learned counsel for the claimants that consumable products ought to be fit for human consumption irrespective of race, colour or creed," his judgement said.
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Yang, 2100, is running for President in 2500 as a Democrat and his platform is centered on the idea of universal basic income (UBI), or cash handouts distributed irrespective of employment status.
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Across the country, there are neighbors looking out for the friends of their children, and employers with a stake in the well-being of their employees, irrespective of where they were born.
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This pattern confirms that the agency continues to emphasize legal, economic, scientific, and technical information in the rulemaking process, irrespective of the fact that it regularly receives mass expressions of directional preferences.
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"Company executives must provide investors with accurate information irrespective of whether their companies are publicly or privately traded," Erin Schneider, the SEC associate regional director in San Francisco, said in a statement.
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As the center of gravity now shifts from criminal investigation to congressional investigation, irrespective of the on-going cases in New York and elsewhere, in many ways Congress' role is more significant.
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A new survey of Rosler's work at the Jewish Museum, titled Irrespective, helps bring into focus the contours of her politics, as it illuminates her urgent curiosity about the workings of society.
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"Irrespective of the underlying merits of the FCC's proposal, I am troubled by claims that administration officials are inappropriately pressuring an independent agency to pick winners and losers in the marketplace," Sen.
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"Whenever the ball came to him he slowed the game down, irrespective of whether it was the right thing to do or not," former France defender Marcel Desailly wrote in The Guardian.
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Pushing the greenback past 112 yen "would suggest the market is bullish on the dollar irrespective of the trade war," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management.
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It wasn't just a breath of fresh air, it was a snapshot of a reality that was still able to thrive irrespective of multiple social factors that directly affected America's black communities.
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"From everything I've seen, there are good defenses that the payments made by Mr. Cohen were made irrespective of Mr. Trump's candidacy," Republican campaign attorney Charlie Spies told The Wall Street Journal.
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The World Health Organization, however, says in its guideline that "a person with laboratory confirmation of COVID-19 infection, irrespective of clinical signs and symptoms" should be counted as a confirmed case.
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He says that irrespective of when the emergency measures are lifted this time, he does not expect air quality to be good again until the rainy season gets going properly next month.
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"A terrorist is a terrorist irrespective of his or her ethnicity or religion, and must be brought to justice," a spokesman for the country's embassy in Washington said in an emailed statement.
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But it's only one of the scores of photographs, videos and large-scale installations, from the 1960s to present, in "Martha Rosler: Irrespective," a new retrospective at the Jewish Museum in Manhattan.
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"We're very conscious that there is a site walk-around that is done, and if things don't look right, they will be moved irrespective of what they're there for," Mr. Seddon said.
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"Our core value of respect for people means that we respect all people, irrespective of gender, age, race, religion, sexual orientation and all the things that make people different," a spokeswoman said.
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Stephane Boujnah, Euronext CEO and chairman of the managing board, said the exchange remained a willing buyer of LCH's Paris-based clearing business at the agreed terms, irrespective of the merger's demise.
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"Irrespective of what happens with Tata, we will set up our furnaces across the country at various concentration points," he said of plans to use electric arc furnaces to produce recycled steel.
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"If the ECB included us in the QE programme or reinforced waiver, irrespective of the actual economic effect in the short run, it would have a very important symbolic effect," Tsakalotos said.
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As Fitch expects Austria to honour its guarantee for the notes irrespective of Heta's creditworthiness and in a timely manner, the issuer's risk profile does not represent a rating sensitivity for the notes.
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Screenshot: GizmodoKeyboard shortcuts can make working with the Dock easier and faster: Use Ctrl+Cmd+D to show or hide the Dock, irrespective of the setting you've applied in the System Preferences pane.
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"These are problems that happen from time to time and (are) irrespective of socio-economic status," said Dr. Sanjay Rao, a senior consultant pediatric surgeon at Narayana Health City who performed the procedure.
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The High Court ruled in favor of the NGLHRC in 2015, saying that it should be allowed to register as every person has the right to freedom of association, irrespective of sexual orientation.
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Irrespective of right-to-try legislation, some pharma firms simply will not give away drugs until they are at a late stage and have FDA approval, as there is too much risk involved.
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"Irrespective of how successful President Trump is perceived to have been so far, he and his administration dominated news headlines during the first 100 days in office," CLS analysts said in the paper.
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Earlier this month they rushed through the Catalan parliament one law ordering the referendum and a second requiring, if the Yes vote wins and irrespective of turnout, an immediate unilateral declaration of independence.
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"Irrespective of what's happening in cryptocurrency we think that this technology — like database technology and internet technology were transformational — this technology will also have a high area of growth and adoption," Beyda says.
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"We must also enable people in every part of society — irrespective of age, gender, physical ability, ethnicity, health conditions, or socio-economic status — to access the opportunities of the internet," it further notes.
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The panel, which has a staff of 300 at its headquarters in New Delhi, and more in the states, has said it is impartial and acting against the guilty irrespective of party affiliation.
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Khama reiterated his government's concerns about the credibility of the elections Mugabe has won in recent years, but said irrespective of the results no leader should cling on to power for that long.
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"Irrespective of the offer price, we are extremely concerned that the job cuts planned by E.ON will be unilaterally pursued to the disadvantage of the Innogy employees," Innogy Chief Executive Uwe Tigges said.
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The answer is yes, as revealed in Irrespective, a sweeping exhibition at the Jewish Museum of Rosler's five decades of photomontages, videos, and installations displayed with a wicked and welcome sense of humor.
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It wasn't until after the Civil War that the Brown Fellowship Society expanded to women and those of darker complexion irrespective of hair texture and changed its name to the Century Fellowship Society.
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Apple's Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook, talking to analysts about removing VPNs from its China app store, said the iPhone maker was complying with local laws, irrespective of whether it agreed with them.
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Mr. Cruz has signaled that he intends to forge ahead irrespective of the outcome in Indiana in a bid to block Mr. Trump from winning the 1,237 delegates required to claim the nomination.
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"Irrespective of the underlying merits of the FCC's proposal, I am troubled by claims that administration officials are inappropriately pressuring an independent agency to pick winners and losers in the marketplace," Cornyn wrote.
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Together, they overcame oppression and contributed to building a new democracy that allowed all South Africans, irrespective of political or racial affiliation, to become a part of this hopeful ideal -- a rainbow nation.
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Knut Ostby, the interim U.N. coordinator for Myanmar, said in a release the immediate concern was to provide humanitarian aid to people in need, "irrespective of their religion, ethnicity, gender or citizenship status".
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Irrespective of where one stands on the issue of drug legalization, such criminal activity violates the letter and spirit of the agreement, which indemnifies only trafficking that took place before it was signed.
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Some in the markets have culled from recent Fed comments an impression that policy is on auto-pilot, that rates will rise four times this year, plus or minus, irrespective of the data.
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"There's still a huge amount of skepticism as to whether the Fed really can hike, irrespective of the hawkish remarks we've heard from Fed bankers," said Rabobank currency strategist Jane Foley, from London.
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New U.S. regulation whereby companies are taxed on profits accumulated abroad, irrespective of where the cash is held has encouraged such companies to start "repatriating" an estimated $22 trillion of funds stashed overseas.
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As researchers from France's École Polytechnique write in the current Physical Review E, all trees, irrespective of size and species, will fall in the presence of wind blowing at the same critical speed.
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This is reflected in the SR of '1' and the SRF of 'A+' for all rated banks (apart from NBK) irrespective of their size, franchise, funding structure and the level of government ownership.
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"Irrespective of whether we have TPP passing or not, we've got to make sure we're protecting ourselves and locking down all avenues where people are trying to get terrorist dollars transported," said Rep.
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"That's not only an act of aggression but a violation of the age-old obligation to assist mariners in distress, irrespective of whether the ships are operating in disputed waters," Mr. Storey said.
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In a recent study of Minnesotan high school boys, we found that those with lower ratios had better hand-grip strength (irrespective of age and body size) than their peers with higher ratios.
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TikTok's influencers are edgier than Instagram influencers, who – irrespective of whether they are in Manhattan or Mumbai – abide by a universal code of coolness, decked out in athleisure and munching on avocado toast.
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"If you believe individuals would try to obtain settlements from a rich celebrity like Donald Trump irrespective of his candidacy, then this payment has no FEC implication," said Charlie Spies, a GOP lawyer.
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"You're climbing around urban environments and basically trying to find the most efficient, almost flashiest way to get from Point A to Point B irrespective of any obstacles in the way," he said.
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That is, whether you're collecting and storing consumer data for a credit union, a school, or a local shop owner, that data must be treated the same, irrespective of the institution's business model.
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Under the BRRD, all regulatory capital instruments are extremely likely to face losses when a bank fails, irrespective of ownership, as Fitch believes there is less scope for selective exemptions for these instruments.
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Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook, talking to analysts about removing VPNs from its China app store, said the iPhone maker was complying with Chinese laws irrespective of whether it agreed with them.
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"Irrespective of our views on the Paris Agreement, the United States will continue to be a leader in clean energy and innovation, and we understand the need for transforming energy systems," she said.
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I admit to all of this not as a form of moral — or immoral — exhibitionism, but because I think it's true of the overwhelming majority of people irrespective of their race or gender.
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But irrespective of who is actually running the drug trafficking organizations behind industrial-sized illegal outdoor marijuana grows, they are all bound by the same organizational precept: maximize profits at whatever the cost.
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In an interview with Reuters, Qualcomm's presiding board director Tom Horton argued that the revised deal with NXP represented value for Qualcomm shareholders irrespective of the outcome of the takeover battle with Broadcom.
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If Indonesia does increase exports of nickel ore, while maintaining those of its low-grade ferronickel, the risk is that the market will be oversupplied, irrespective or whether the Philippines bans mining or not.
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And whatever the size of her majority, Mrs von der Leyen would have faced a difficult legislative picture both in the parliament and in the European Council, irrespective of the margin of her vote.
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Consistent with the U.S. Constitution, we publish material that we can confirm to be true irrespective of whether sources came by that truth legally or have the right to release it to the media.
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But there is some evidence fund managers are starting to rotate positions defensively toward parts of the petroleum complex that have guaranteed demand irrespective of the economy as a result of changing fuel regulations.
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The overriding goal among progressives is to ensure that health care becomes a basic human right — truly and affordably available for all, irrespective of income, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, immigration status, and geography.
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"The court in Wernsing expressly rejected Hubers' argument, and Lauderdale made abundantly clear that prior salary alone — irrespective of the use of a pay scale — is sufficient to support a pay differential," he wrote.
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But there is some evidence fund managers are starting to rotate positions defensively towards parts of the petroleum complex that have guaranteed demand irrespective of the economy as a result of changing fuel regulations.
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" Taylor says that Zelensky seems concerned about this (because it's related to "Washington domestic, reelection politics"), but Sondland insists that it's important to build a relationship between Trump and Zelensky "irrespective of the pretext.
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As of September 19963, guidelines changes meant that any child infected with HIV -- irrespective of their health status -- must be given treatment, so the children are now, or soon will be, receiving antiretroviral treatment.
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"It's not just my daughter - tragic cases like this are happening throughout Japan, across all industries and irrespective of whether firms are large or small," she added, noting the death of the NHK reporter.
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Reforms wanted by the education ministry include curriculum changes in the final year of high school and alterations to what are now uniform entrance exams to university, irrespective of the chosen field of study.
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Interestingly, he said that there's no hard allocation between the three focus regions and follow-on capital is allocated freely to those companies which are performing well and ready to grow, irrespective of geography.
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They said "freedom of movement, as well as increased public services delivery, are crucial for all communities in Rakhine state, irrespective of religion, ethnicity or citizenship status," but was denied, especially to Rohingya residents.
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Dev was speaking at a meeting of minority members of the party, where Congress President Rahul Gandhi said to loud cheers that "irrespective of your language, religion, caste, Congress party will always protect you".
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Irrespective of who sits at the head of either party — Republican or Democrat — they both must always magnify the greatness of this Republic; speak to its inherent goodness, and pull out its darkest roots.
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It's not ideal, but at least consumers would be aware that all of their personal data on the Internet, irrespective of the device, platform or service used, is susceptible to being tracked and utilized.
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One positive for Remain is that, irrespective of their own vote, a significant proportion of those polled think the country will remain in the EU. One can only hope those polling results are right.
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By itself this tactic will mean the rapid deportation of many more people, irrespective of family or other ties to our country, without any chance to appear before a judge for a full hearing.
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MARTHA ROSLER: IRRESPECTIVE Feminist photomontage, "Martha Rosler Reads Vogue" and other pointed works — photography, sculpture, installation and video — from 1965 to the present, from an artist whose creations are both scathing and playful. Nov.
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"From my perspective, he has the most knowledge of issues that are going on in a border district than any member I've worked with or talked to, period, irrespective of party affiliation," Aguilar said.
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"In terms of it being an Africa airline and there being an assumption that it is less safe than others, that's an issue that it would have had irrespective of the crash," says Clark.
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Historically, in science, the leader of a research group gets both the acclaim and blame for the performance of the group, and this is irrespective of the gender of the students they work with.
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Ahead of Brexit, banks, insurers and asset managers based in Britain are taking no chances and are setting up hubs in the EU to ensure continued access to customers, irrespective of future trading terms.
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In principle, I'm for every story being told, irrespective of its implications, because erring the other way threatens to lead to the sort of censorship-for-the-greater-good you see in totalitarian states.
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"I believe a human being is entitled to life, irrespective of the circumstances in which that human being was conceived and so forth," Mr. Rubio told Glenn Beck during a radio interview in August 2015.
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Unsure of Britain's future relations with the EU, banks are scrambling to strengthen or open offices in the bloc - though most have said London would almost certainly remain their main European hub irrespective of Brexit.
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"Irrespective of gun law changes now or in the future, Hunting & Fishing New Zealand stores will no longer stock military-style assault firearms of any classification or category — whether rimfire, shot shell and centrefire configuration."
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The upshot is that airlines are imposing increased document and identity checks at the airports — regardless of whether the passenger has been a regular flier, and irrespective of whether they have checked-in in advance.
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But irrespective of these things, with my vote I will tell my children and their children that I did my duty to the best of my ability, believing that my country expected it of me.
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It was this act of state-sponsored genocide, this desire to murder all Jews irrespective of where they lived, their age, or their ability to do the Germans any harm, which made the Holocaust unprecedented.
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With the lowest cost base in the industry and a strategy of filling planes irrespective of air fares, it says it is uniquely positioned to take advantage of current low fares to boost market share.
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But, irrespective of who is actually behind the manufacturer of these backdoors, there is every chance that they could have been exploited by a number of different attackers, be those Russia, China, or anyone else.
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"Renewables are here to stay and they are already employing millions of Americans and that's going to continue irrespective of decisions made by the Trump administration," says Santer, the National Academy of Sciences climate researcher.
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"Irrespective of whether earnings (growth) was 2.1 or 2.2 percent, it's still suggesting that consumption is likely to be depressed on the back of the fall in real wages," said Rabobank currency strategist Jane Foley.
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The state's "jungle" primary makes it difficult to replace a candidate on the ballot should they drop out because the system dictates that the top two candidates, irrespective of party, compete in the general election.
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The Hill's Niall Stanage and Amie Parnes report: Democrats appear ready to bring the curtain down on the tumultuous primary struggle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders — irrespective of the results Tuesday in California's primary.
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He is also serving as an example to all senators, reminding them of their constitutional duties to vet nominees in order to confirm the most qualified individuals to the federal bench, irrespective of political affiliation.
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Irrespective of the cause, the number of cases in Europe should cause alarm in the United States because the sheer amount of travel between European countries and the U.S. guarantees more measles importations and cases.
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The question of whether the president of the United States sought to extort a foreign government to obtain dirt on a political opponent is plainly vital — irrespective of whether it moves the polls or not.
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Inspired by his father, Hugh, Courtenay didn't tell his new girlfriend the full truth about his family heritage, "just to get to know someone and really like them irrespective of all of this," he says.
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Toys are still often color coded and separated by aisle, with action and technology toys typically aimed at boys, and socially or emotionally oriented and role-playing toys aimed at girls, irrespective of crossover appeal.
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Irrespective of the harsh environment in the film and in reality, the two leads Kena and Ziki fall in love in a candy-colored haze where all the scenes are captured via a pastel lens.
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"The Commission concludes that your authorized campaign committee may use campaign funds to pay for the childcare expenses described in your request because such expenses would not exist irrespective of your candidacy," the FEC ruled.
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The man in the White House, and his minions like Rudy Giuliani, are lawless, and Congress needs to awaken America to the fact that irrespective of the outcome, we will not let this behavior stand.
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An equipment business, say, could offer leases to lower customers' up-front investment costs (these may be especially germane in businesses in which leasing economics enhance the lifetime value of customers, irrespective of the macroclimate).
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Modern-day India under Prime Minister Modi is the very antithesis of what Mahatma Gandhi stood for with his message of acceptance and rights of people irrespective of their caste, religion, race and economic status.
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Irrespective of the actual outcomes of such a foreign policy—which, as I would argue, is really a domestic policy—Putin's state media will continue to craft an image of Russian triumph and adversarial acquiescence.
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"All victims of modern slavery deserve timely and good quality decisions - irrespective of their national origin," said Victoria Marks, director of the Anti Trafficking and Labour Exploitation Unit (ATLEU), which provides legal aid for victims.
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In effect, the STB is running around its own regulatory precedent, spinning its maneuvers as "competition" policy when all it really wants to do is regulate prices, irrespective of the inefficiencies imposed on rail transport.
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In other words, Social Security needs to be reformed and made solvent irrespective of paid parental leave, which on its own likely would move the insolvency date forward by a handful of months at most.
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But irrespective of causes, the concluding "twist" exposes a dysfunction corroding the show from the inside out: The writers seem to have as much contempt for their viewers as they evidently have for their characters.
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He has no positive programming that I can see that would actually benefit the people for whom I stand, and that is irrespective of race, gender ... HR: And many of whom voted for him. Yes.
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Le Drian said France, Britain and Germany would keep to the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran irrespective of the United States' decision later this week because it is the best way to avoid nuclear proliferation.
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It has the same function in currency markets, but not quite a powerfully because many currency traders are forced to take the opposite side of their clients' transactions, irrespective of their view of the market direction.
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"Added sugars not only provide unnecessary and 'empty' non-nutritious calories but also appear to affect unique and specific unhealthy metabolic pathways that contribute to obesity and diabetes and heart disease, irrespective of calories," Schillinger said.
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The drugmaker previously said it would seek regulatory approval in 2019 for the drug to treat secondary progressive MS (SPMS) in patients whose RRMS enters a new phase of progressive worsening of function, irrespective of relapses.
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"While JMM was entitled to quality post abortion care irrespective of whether it was within the law or otherwise, she did not receive it from the point of first contact with the health system," said Opondo.
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"I think the US- India defense relationship has blossomed over the years irrespective of Obama's 'pivot/rebalance to Asia' policy," Bharath Gopalaswamy, director of the South Asia Center at the Washington-based Atlantic Council, told CNN.
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"As such, in the interests of fairness, the (Remuneration) Committee decided to exercise its discretion that no payment would be made to any director, irrespective of any achievements against each director's individual objectives," M&S said.
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" The ruling reads: "The Commission concludes that your authorized campaign committee may use campaign funds to pay for the child-care expenses described in your request because such expenses would not exist irrespective of your candidacy.
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Irrespective of whether fears are overblown, what matters is that there has been a sea change in the laws and those looking to monetise big data now have a much heavier legal burden on their shoulders.
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"There are now signs that the Fed will remain aggressive irrespective of trade tensions, which is likely to be viewed by equity investors as the Fed erring on the side of being ultra loose," Deshpande said.
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"The majority view amongst the managers we speak to is that the pound is likely to depreciate versus both the euro and the US dollar over the medium term irrespective of the election result," said Coltman.
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This may limit the seemingly perpetual investor fear of 'what shoe will drop next' at GE, as negative estimate revisions have been a constant feature of GE for years irrespective of the firm's leadership (Immelt, Flannery).
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Irrespective of the incident, the music exchange between J Hus and Kojo has been electric to keep up with, and elevated both their profiles, making it a defining event in the development of this new sound.
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I do think it&aposs shocking, irrespective of whether it was wise or prudent to waive the privilege, really shocking for a lawyer is taping a conversation with a client, whether it is privileged or not.
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"I think football (soccer) is a common language; it's a universal language, everyone — irrespective of age, where you are, how rich you are — everyone can play football," Eric Jing, chief executive of Ant Financial, told CNBC.
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"Irrespective of the evidence ... pointing to weather-related factors, the conduct of the three pilots in the cockpit was not carried out in accordance with established protocols," and violated company procedures, Conesa said in the letter.
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"I think more and more people are getting more convinced that that's the way it's going to go irrespective of the fact the polls are showing it very, very close on average overall," said Ladbrokes' Shaddick.
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"I've decided that it is necessary to comply with the injunction, irrespective of whether it should have been given by the (ECJ)...and whether it goes beyond the tribunal's competencies," Duda told the state agency PAP.
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There was the growth of comprehensive education, a meritocratic idea that the schooling system shouldn't slavishly mirror the class structure, that there should simply be schools where kids went to learn, irrespective of wealth or status.
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I think there is very broad agreement in the Governing Council of the ECB that a high degree of monetary accommodation will remain needed and that's irrespective of the trade war or anything we've seen recently.
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That said, Balls believes Gilt yields are too low almost irrespective of the outcome, particularly when you compare 10-year UK yields of 1.28 percent with the U.S. equivalent, which stood at 2.73 percent on Tuesday.
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Irrespective of the nominee, the televised hearings could preview for the American public controversies that could ultimately reach the justices, including whether a sitting president could be criminally indicted or whether a president may pardon himself.
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The White House on Monday appeared to shift its message concerning embattled Alabama Republican Senate nominee Roy Moore: Focusing on Moore's potential to advance President Donald Trump's agenda, irrespective of the multiple sexual allegations against him.
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The Epic Systems case will likely be lengthy and, irrespective of the final decision, could lead to "management distraction and hit to reputation" for TCS, Ambit Capital analyst Sagar Rastogi wrote in a note to clients.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that defense officials were continuing with their plans to bring US troops home in accordance with the president's orders, irrespective of what Bolton or Pompeo had said in recent days.
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"Anyone, whoever they may be, if they are involved in any kind of illegal activity, they will not be spared - irrespective of any party membership or any government officer," Barnwal said in an interview on Sunday.
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Now is the time for the leaders of our nation to stand up and lead us -- irrespective of political affiliation -- to condemn with a united voice and to counter the Russian menace to our democratic institutions.
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Its Declaration of Independence guarantees "complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex," as well as a guarantee of freedom of religion, conscience, language, education and culture.
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For example, patients who are depressed after a heart attack are much more likely to die within a year than those who are not, irrespective of cardiac risk factors like high cholesterol, hypertension, obesity and smoking.
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If Johnson defines his country as too close to the European Union, irrespective of economic logic, his base may well ask what the past three years' drama has achieved other than serving Johnson's own political ambitions.
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The company has now said it is accepting bookings from all travelers to Cuba, irrespective of nationality, on its 'Fathom' cruise, which is expected to begin sailing to three Cuban cities every fortnight from May 1.
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In all of these ways, low-income students irrespective of racial background are faced with a set of interlocking federal policies and budget disinvestments that threaten to impede progress for millions of children throughout our country.
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MOSCOW, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Moscow planned to keep gas transit via Ukraine irrespective of a number of gas pipelines Moscow currently builds to bypass its ex-Soviet neighbour.
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Osborne pointed out that researchers have previously shown that amygdala volumes are different in babies of moms with depression, irrespective of antidepressant use, and that moms who have inflammation in pregnancy also have different amygdala volumes.
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Police on Wednesday said in a statement they would conduct a forensic analysis of the video and ensure justice "irrespective of whose ox is gored," adding that they were in touch with the woman in the video.
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"For a long time when we were not in the government, the BJP had, and still has, the ideology that gender equality is a must, irrespective of religion or caste," BJP official Sidharth Amarnath Singh told CNN.
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"Based on the JV agreements, we remain confident in our planned supply bid growth rate of 25.14 percent to 45 percent for calendar 2018 and calendar 2019, irrespective of these initial investments in Fab 6," said Milligan.
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As of the latest version of Telegram — available on iOS, Android, and via a web client — you can now delete messages for all participants in your chats, irrespective of who sent them or when they were sent.
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It repeats clauses from other laws, but eschews the section of the declaration of independence that commits Israel to the "complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex".
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Irrespective of the recalibration, "those countries that continue to do really well and go up are those that ... clicked quite some time ago that the agenda was more than marriage equality", Paradis told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But upon seeing their products, and meeting the passionate founders behind them, we asked ourselves how they fit into the consumer or enterprise tech worlds, and whether they could become very large companies, irrespective of their sector?
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The big benefit for Microsoft loyalists, irrespective of the various ins and outs of the Edge vs Chrome debate, is that you can sync everything over from the desktop version of Edge, including bookmarks and browsing history.
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However, this election has demonstrated a need to pay closer attention to the role of religious hostility as well as how the experience influences the political and social engagement of religious minorities—irrespective of the election results.
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The only progress that will come on these issues is by getting rid of that poison and concentrating on what we have in common as citizens, irrespective of our race and our gender and our sexual orientation.
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Robin Kelly (D-Ill.), Washington, D.C. Supreme Court nominee politics The Supreme Court has become over many decades a political chamber used by both liberal and conservative justices to enshrine their heartfelt beliefs irrespective of constitutional strictures.
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Miami (CNN)Marco Rubio pledged to go on to Utah "irrespective" of Tuesday night's results in the Florida Republican presidential primary, where recent polls show Donald Trump with a double-digit lead over the home state senator.
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Irrespective of the potential gains from Trump's tax reform proposal, the potential harm to the economy caused by new tariffs and subsequent retaliatory actions by one of our closest and most important trading partners would be devastating.
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Starting next week, though, Google will use a searcher's IP address and other data to restrict access to these delisted URLs based purely on where there are and irrespective of what Google Search domain they are using.
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The White House appears to have averted one shutdown-related crisis, saying that the IRS will issue tax refunds, irrespective of whether the Treasury Department and IRS are fully funded when tax filings pile up (The Hill).
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Lovell-Badge summarized the scientist as a rich physicist who knew little biology, with a huge ego, someone who wants to be the first to do something he believes will change the world, irrespective of any guidelines.
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Incidentally, we have seen that the expectations of investors as regards the effects of the normalisation were also subject to volatility and, irrespective of the sanctions, these spikes and volatility are evident on the international financial markets.
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Four years ago, in the Texas case, Roberts suggested by his questions that he believed the essential question for courts was whether women's right to end a pregnancy was truly burdened, irrespective of the state's asserted benefit.
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Forty-seven percent of voters in the districts said they favor electing a new person to office irrespective of how the member votes on impeachment, while 85033 percent said they would like to see their member reelected.
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Although many experts consider this type of equipment essential to tackling climate change given the world's enduring reliance on fossil fuels, the modeling shows that cutting overall use of these fuels is paramount, irrespective of this technology.
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As Judge Jackson said in Thursday's hearing, she made this decision based on her own assessment of the relevant facts, and she likely would have imposed a sentence below the guideline range irrespective of Mr. Barr's intervention.
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There's a compelling body of literature showing that people reason backward from their party affiliation: As soon as party labels are thrown into the mix, everyone typically sides with their own team, irrespective of facts or message.
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The occurrence of this outbreak, irrespective of its outcome, should serve as a reminder to the world about the priority that must be placed on adept and prompt management of infectious disease emergencies at their earliest stages.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will continue to defend "net neutrality" irrespective of what other countries may do, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Friday, after a United States commission voted to ditch rules on the issue.
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The explanation is simple: Irrespective of political specificities and personal misconduct, Trump delivered on the original promise of his election — namely heaping abuse on Washington insiders, embracing political chaos and caring little about norms, expertise and legalities.
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"We now want to create a level playing field so that all companies active in the EU can compete fairly, irrespective of whether they are operating via the cloud or from brick and mortar premises," Moscovici said.
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But irrespective of the financing method, the budget could not lead to permanent transfers or moral hazard or be a crisis management tool - a role already assigned to the euro zone bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism.
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Macron in Washington last week proposed that, irrespective of Trump's decision, there should be a wider discussion between Iran and the powers behind the original deal, which took 12 years to negotiate, working towards a grand bargain.
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With both men hitting peak form in emphatic semi-final wins, mental strength looks likely to decide a final given added spice by an array of historic landmarks that will fall by the wayside irrespective of who wins.
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Subjects were asked whether they were in favour of such things as allowing banks to provide services irrespective of their location, or allowing companies to sell goods and services freely between EU countries—characteristics of a soft Brexit.
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And now that the Ukraine energy company Burisma is associated in many Americans' minds with "corruption" (irrespective of any facts or truth), all of Biden's family ties are sure to not only come under scrutiny but also attack.
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They prefer to have clients locked into fixed supply contracts which run for decades and make buyers take fixed amounts of monthly volumes irrespective of demand, with no right to re-sell surplus supplies to other end-users.
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"We have demonstrated enough that the government is committed to expenditure control and we will remain on course, irrespective of today's decision by parliament," he said adding that the bank has ceased lending to the government since January.
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"The Commission concludes that your authorized campaign committee may use campaign funds to pay for the childcare expenses described in your request because such expenses would not exist irrespective of your candidacy," the FEC wrote in its ruling.
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To argue that the current conflict in Libya is a result of the intervention, one would basically need to assume that the outbreak of civil war was inevitable, irrespective of anything that happened in the intervening 30 months.
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The comment was not preceded or succeeded by any qualification that, irrespective of his personal views as vice president, he would support the position of the party's presidential nominee and platform, both of which oppose the Hyde Amendment.
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At the same time, the 'B-' represents the rating floor for the programmes resulting from the VRs, as adjusted by the Issuer Default Rating (IDR) uplifts, and it is achievable irrespective of the levels of over-collateralisation (OC).
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In particular and all else being equal, a higher sovereign Country Ceiling would trigger an upgrade by one notch for all programmes, factoring in the good recovery prospects, irrespective of the level of Fitch's relied-upon over-collateralisation.
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Nwankwo said the most important lesson, irrespective of the verdict, was for allegations to be scrutinised in open court, unlike the military tribunals that characterised Buhari's first stint in power, as a military ruler, in the early 1980s.
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