First, there are four italicized clues, each linked to another entry — these are at 28A (linking to 287A), 286A (linking to 265A), 265A (linking to 287A) and 221D (linking to 333A).
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The law is contingent on distinguishing bad linking (platforms making money off links to news content) versus good linking (news outlets linking for attribution), which can be hard to determine.
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"So whilst there may be some level of overlaps, account-linking and card-linking are largely complementary."
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Data linking on the other hand, involves linking identified databases with anonymous databases to re-identify (or de-anonymise) the anonymous data by finding data fingerprints.
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Don't worry — we won't be linking the video here.
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Rather, it determined that the strength of the evidence linking processed meats to colorectal cancer is similar to the strength of the evidence linking tobacco and cancer, meaning there's convincing data here.
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There's no one else out there linking to the kinds of hard-hitting journalism that HuffPo is linking to every single day… And you don't pay them – it's a great business model.
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Not linking arms with his teammates would have garnered more criticism from his team and the public than linking arms, and Brady has yet to directly speak out publicly against Trump's recent statements.
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Linking fitness equipment with virtual reality is a logical move.
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Equivocal evidence linking exposure to malignant brain glioma in females.
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Finally, I scanned my patch, linking it to the app.
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Some are pipelines linking terminals to inland centers of demand.
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The Houston Texans stood, with a couple players linking arms.
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Linking my memories with the memories of other black writers.
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Both have boomed by linking mobile apps with offline payments.
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The other is the frank, funny narration linking these together.
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Donohue competed with four other partners before linking with Hubbell.
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Account linking could also power up Instagram's existing login platform.
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Especially when they had the browser and then the linking.
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Good prank, good cause, look at me linking to it.
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He seems to be linking ZTE with the trade talks.
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Thankfully, Issa understands the power of Black women linking up.
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River linking can have big economic benefits, the NWDA said.
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Linking gifted education to economic growth may horrify some people.
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It's available when linking accounts on Android and iOS too.
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Science linking individual corporations to climate change is more sophisticated.
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You'll fund your account by linking right to a bank.
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Agents leak bullshit stories linking their client to other clubs.
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And with 1Password Business it's linking those two product buckets.
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Linking with YouTube means getting consumers where they're digitally listening.
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Then there's the general problem of linking sounds with perceptions.
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The common thread linking these is the president's trade war.
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Another pipeline linking central Australia with the east is delayed.
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The linking ability will be available globally through Wednesday's update.
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Take, for example, recent headlines linking selfies and premature aging.
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Anslinger's tactics included racist accusations linking marijuana to Mexican immigrants.
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The first global electricity grid, linking Asia, Africa and Europe.
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However, there is no evidence linking Collins to the leaks.
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So how did linking up with the label happen then?
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Father and son have spread phony conspiracy theories linking Mrs.
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The team also had players linking arms, with several kneeling.
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And linking people by their groups and stuff like that.
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Linking these works is a sense of backlash and betrayal.
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So again, there's a gradient linking income and life expectancy.
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Washington said the charges linking him to Gulen were baseless.
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Health Affairs reported strong evidence linking health and income levels.
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Linking the two evenings was a sense of place: Vienna.
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The national coverage linking Islam to the massacre was inescapable.
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Repeat this 10 times, linking your breath with each movement.
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Tweets linking a U.S. Senator with history's most infamous despots.
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Other Republicans are linking their Democratic opponents to Vermont Sen.
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We're not linking to other people in the Marvel universe.
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I follow threads linking place and people, past and present.
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URX, another deep linking startup, is now part of Pinterest.
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"Sky bridges" linking two or more tall towers are another option.
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This, too, comes with a strange backstory linking back to Kai.
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There is no physical evidence linking Mr. Juárez to the killing.
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All the bridges linking east and west Mosul have been destroyed.
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But there's a common thread linking all of these moves together.
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However, there was no DNA evidence linking them to Meili's attack.
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Rather, when they do that, they are linking the world together.
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Authorities have found no evidence linking the fire with the order.
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Mexico and Canada have both resisted linking the tariffs to NAFTA.
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He found them just an invaluable way of linking the likeminded.
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But she sees risk in linking them to DREAM Act negotiations.
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One route suggests a triangular hyperloop linking Austin, Dallas, and Houston.
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Previously, only citations linking back to an online source were viewable.
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The grid linking each charging station is, again, the drones themselves.
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Go deeper: How linking our brains to computers could change humanity
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But we're just linking to this one here because it's handy.
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This identification is the only evidence linking Cruz to the crime.
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Investigators have discovered several pieces of evidence linking Saipov to ISIS.
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Sanaa Lathan isn't bothered by the rumors linking her to #WhoBitBeyoncé.
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The app supports linking to your Disney Movies Anywhere account, too.
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Okada would bring it back, slowing things down, linking moves together.
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People must not insult us by linking us with the attackers.
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Investigators have uncovered several pieces of evidence linking Saipov to ISIS.
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And the key to it has been linking those things together.
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He then shot him, forever linking Lane and the victim's family.
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And there's no evidence linking infertility to uncomplicated abortions, she says.
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The result is a molecular blueprint linking molecular compounds to flavors.
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This is hardly the first incident linking poppy seeds to death.
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"Mama's in @caliabycarrie ," she clarified, linking to her line of activewear.
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A hyperloop linking urban centres to remote Arctic communities is another.
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Allegations have emerged linking her family to the scandal in Jujuy.
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Prosecutors had little difficulty linking such crimes back to Mr Habré.
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Campbell ran an ad this week linking Kennedy to former Gov.
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There is no public evidence linking the firm to the Kremlin.
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Other people on Twitter espoused theories linking the death to Trump.
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Not everybody buys the new analysis linking market power and inequality.
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The common thread linking all three is the chef Marco Canora.
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Soon, articles linking him to the investigation into Malik were online.
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President Buhari dismissed concerns linking the judge's suspension to the elections.
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Linking elections and protest is a crucial element of opposition strategy.
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Democrats already are linking vulnerable Republicans to the GOP front-runner.
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Internet search engines drive added traffic by linking to infringing content.
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There was no physical evidence linking Mr. McCullough to the killing.
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Tomes says she found 303 reports linking Essure to fetal deaths.
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There was no physical evidence linking anyone to the crime scene.
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The original Guccifer was obsessed with linking victims to the Illuminati.
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"That's terrible!!!" he wrote, linking a tweet to the cancellation news.
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Sure, definitively linking any one storm to climate change is difficult.
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Mr. Ubben offered no evidence linking Mr. Khattala to either attack.
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The technological bridge between the apps is known as deep linking.
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That's something that is definitely linking with our name as well.
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Mr. Whitaker has been open about linking religion with legal judgments.
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India also built a 133-mile highway linking Afghanistan to Iran.
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No memo or text message has become public linking the two.
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"Dude, just stop," Amash tweeted, linking to a tweet from Trump.
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Lisa Murkowski tweeted, linking to a news story on the guns.
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Republican PACS spent heavily on campaign ads linking Lamb to Pelosi.
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The first study definitively linking vaping to cancer was published yesterday.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) tweeted today, linking to the Times story.
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Teach her to reject the linking of shame and female biology.
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FDA was more specific in linking the issue to Salinas, Calif.
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But linking it to retaining medical eligibility may not make sense.
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You would list a group of people you were linking to.
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"There is some data linking certain antidepressants to osteoporosis, but also some linking them to preventing or delaying the onset of dementia, so there may be some risk and some benefit to chronic antidepressants," says Nathan.
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There is overwhelming evidence linking narcissism with lower honesty and raised aggression.
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More evidence linking Canicula to Huawei is present in the Reuters report.
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Blackmore did not dispute practicing polygamy, proudly linking it to his faith.
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These friend suggestions go far beyond mundane linking of schoolmates or colleagues.
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"We have no data linking phone use with EEOP," Sayers tells CNN.
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Immigrants cross a bridge linking Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas.
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That's what CAISO is trying to do, linking to surrounding Western states.
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Just be sure you're linking out to useful, preferably high-ranking sites.
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Contemporary local figures will also be included, linking the past and present.
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As they strolled along, they got closer and closer -- practically linking arms.
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Still, the rule linking high debt to long maturity has many exceptions.
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He doesn't shy away from linking this to politics or American culture.
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But the evidence for linking sensation seeking to speed is not compelling.
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Linking HIV to Cancer The parallels between HIV and cancer are striking.
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Still, there is a solid body of research linking alcohol to violence.
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"Couples Linking" is a new feature that lets couples join their profiles.
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Silverman went on to date Alec Sulkin before linking up with Sheen.
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Trump spent a number of minutes linking undocumented immigrants to violent crime.
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Other conservative leaders are also skeptical of linking tax reform and infrastructure.
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Can anything be more absurd than linking Leo Strauss with Donald Trump?
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Other teams are linking arms or skipping out on the anthem altogether.
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New routes have also opened, most visibly linking east and west Africa.
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One route would circle around Germany, linking Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt and Munich.
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He makes money off the national site by linking to recommended services.
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There has been no evidence linking that incident to foreign terrorist groups.
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That headache study cites research linking CBD to lower rates of anxiety.
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This is an informal high-level body linking government and party organisations.
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The second involves connectivity and linking cars to information or data services.
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"This is ridiculous," Trump tweeted, linking to an article about the controversy.
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The department's Inspector General's Office found no evidence linking state Republican Rep.
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He also cautioned against linking the MOAB bombing and the Syria strike.
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But Democrats have widely panned linking the nomination to the funding fight.
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By linking supposedly shady trades to Trump, the story gained widespread attention.
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There was little linking of arms or cries of liberté, égalité, fraternité.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked socialism while linking it to the Democratic Party.
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Other neighbors expressed bewilderment at reports linking the death with occult practices.
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There also has been considerable research linking sedentary lifestyles with health concerns.
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There is really not very much evidence linking him to these murders.
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Linking your PayPal account to eBay simplifies both sending and receiving payments.
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It was unclear how, specifically, Trump proposed linking trade and military funding.
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But linking people to each other and to information did, he thought.
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First, linking trade with broader political and security issues is not necessary.
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Clinton by linking her to perceived missteps by the governor and mayor.
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In practice, this involves linking your non-Gmail account(s) to Gmail.
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In 2016, there was a railway line constructed linking Madrid with Yiwu.
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Others testified about fingerprint and DNA evidence linking Rahimi to the bombs.
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Idsinga said police have no evidence linking McArthur to any other deaths.
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The X23 was an express bus linking Staten Island to Midtown Manhattan.
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YouTube is linking Wikipedia pages to videos that contain conspiracy-related materials.
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During the presentation, Nicole Kushner Meyer didn't hold back linking Kushner Cos.
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We're following the latest developments and linking to our detailed coverage here.
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Few patients come in linking an allergy to such an obscure product.
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The effects are mesmerizing, again linking these works to her earlier paintings.
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Fiat Chrysler also explored the possibility of linking up with Chinese automakers.
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The interchange connects two highways linking northern Italy with the Adriatic coast.
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Both sides have since conducted field studies on linking their rail networks.
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The science linking baby powder to ovarian cancer is shaky at best.
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They are linking arms in solidarity and raising their voices in protest.
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The evidence linking Trump's campaign to Russia continues to grow, Reid wrote.
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Tesla – Tesla is linking CEO Elon Musk's compensation to the automaker's performance.
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But the concept of linking tax reform and infrastructure has divided conservatives.
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We've seen the advantage of linking all the lights around your home.
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"News reports linking this incident to specific venues are incorrect," he said.
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Sometime in the 1920s, bridges began linking the mainland to the islands.
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You're missing like three words in that sentence, including a linking verb.
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It's hard to find evidence linking inequality and conflict in the data.
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Ben & Jerry's was a pioneer in linking profit with a social mission.
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"News reports linking this incident to specific venues are incorrect," he said.
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In another study, Eberhardt examined the stereotype linking black men and crime.
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Just Thursday morning, damning new evidence emerged linking Russia to the hacks.
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This is called "linking back" and it's super helpful to the blogging experience.
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In January, ProPublica published a story linking the group to several other murders.
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Other relevant numbers are useful in linking that violence to cocaine in particular.
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"We appreciate you," Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda tweeted, linking to JAY-Z's performance.
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But I haven't yet been able to find a study linking the two.
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Users who want multiple speakers find Google's linking functionality more appealing, he said.
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"To my knowledge, there is nothing planned [for linking portals]," the user said.
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The first tweet linking to the story was posted just after 163 p.m.
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After January, Google could decide that linking to news sites is too costly.
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China spent $11 billion linking Hong Kong to the mainland's high speed rail.
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"Epik allows lawful free speech," he said linking to Epik's statement on Gab.
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The move marks a shift towards linking reserve requirement to growth in loans.
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Some presidential candidates are offering other ideas linking debt forgiveness to public needs.
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Working with Russia on targeting could risk linking Washington to any Russian misconduct.
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The only calls linking Adnan to the burial site are the incoming calls.
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Facebook also prohibited 18 percent of national park ads linking to government websites.
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Todoist for iOS now also supports task search and deep linking in Spotlight.
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Police say they have found no evidence linking anyone else to the case.
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Phase two, linking Bahrain to Qatar, will come "sometime" after that, she said.
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But there's mounting evidence linking infection in pregnant women to subsequent birth defects.
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However, in each case, media reports are linking them to U.S.-based IPOs.
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By the mid-1800s, doctors had started writing articles linking "insanity" to periods.
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"There is little evidence linking corporate tax cuts to stronger growth," Hunter said.
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We've seen convoluted research linking birth control to a variety of cancers before.
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Filmstruck also did a stellar job of linking contemporary cinema with film history.
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The spokesman also said media reports linking Qian's investigation to espionage were untrue.
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The linking arms gesture seems to be a more accepted way to protest.
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Federighi unveiled deep linking at last year's WWDC using the example of recipes.
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Island users can authenticate their profiles by linking to their social media accounts.
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Four car-hailing services in the United States and Asia are linking apps.
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Since linking up with Barrack, Gates has been a frequent White House visitor.
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Rockets, cars, tunnels, brain-linking computers, candy, and... the definitive arbiter of truth?
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The more profound question isn't about linking ourselves to love objects, Hughes said.
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Clinton's campaign released a new web ad Thursday linking Trump to the KKK.
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There is no proof linking U.S. facilities to the latest cases, they said.
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The goal was to avoid linking the Republican candidate to Rowland, prosecutors said.
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Meanwhile Northam has been aggressively linking Gillespie to Trump, who has endorsed Gillespie.
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Linking either of the Titan Security Keys to a Google account is easy.
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Thursday's speech linking Trump to racism is targeted toward all of those voters.
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The tweet linking to the video received more than 14,000 re-tweets Monday.
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Academic institutions are hardly the only relevant linking mechanism between people in America.
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The court cited a lack of evidence linking the men to the crime.
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You're just linking yourself inextricably to someone you'll never, ever live up to.
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Jade described trouble recognizing letters and difficulty linking them together to form sounds.
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So linking the Paris commitments to USMCA is both practical and critically important.
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The organization, Linking the World, defended the way its work was presented publicly.
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Data decentralization and linking is one important aspect necessary to democratize data ownership.
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Wexton, in turn, has pummeled Comstock with ads linking her to the president.
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After linking up with fellow Minnesota based cobbler Julio Sanchez, Shooli was born.
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The emotion linking Sneed's poignantly relatable characters is a paralyzing sense of equivocation.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) and linking them to Trump's past comments on abortion.
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Chang was the CEO of nonprofit group Linking the World for nine years.
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Critics say that linking EU reforms to global agreements would postpone them indefinitely.
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Linking the words of leaders to acts of violence is tempting but tricky.
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He is under scrutiny over testimony linking him to a colossal graft scandal.
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Baijia's practices include linking doctors' bonus pay to surgery and pharmaceutical quotas—i.e.
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The TV app uses deep-linking to go straight to the live stream.
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But the article linking cigarette smoking to mesothelioma never made it into print.
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The report made no mention linking this incident to Ross and Schwartz's departures.
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No. There is no significant scientific evidence at all linking those things together.
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This is in line with previous research linking parental BMI with children's weight.
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Spicer also slammed Clinton's foreign policy ideas, again linking her to Obama's agenda.
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The tunnel linking the boroughs sustained extensive damage during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Herz provided no documentary evidence specifically linking Taylor to the allegedly illegal conduct.
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The statement linking Cosmopolitan to #MeToo culture was met with some skepticism online.
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National ____ When he was 12, Marco Zozaya critiqued those linking vaccines and autism.
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Or some dodgy app that you can't even remember linking to your account.
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"This scares the shit out of me," he wrote, linking to this article.
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Mr. Tajfel explained this by linking our group status to our individual status.
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The gamemakers have not been shy about linking the game to the president.
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Trump later made clear that he approved of linking arms, though not kneeling.
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Here's how to use Discord on your Xbox One by linking your account.
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Linking the connotations of collaboration and cross-compatibility, they named the engine Unity.
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Furthermore, the causal mechanisms linking obesity to chronic illnesses aren't always well understood.
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The authorities said they had DNA evidence linking Mr. Xu to the attack.
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The highway linking Sydney and Melbourne — Australia's two largest cities — was also closed.
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Scientists are linking the increase in the severity of bushfires to climate change.
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Proponents say there is little or no evidence linking pollution to gas drilling.
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Booker had an interesting answer on abortion by linking it to voter suppression.
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On the r/exmormon subreddit, a post linking to an article published Sept.
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There hasn't been reporting linking Twitter or Snap to the Cambridge Analytica allegations.
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It was just a matter of control, of acceptance, of linking the two.
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We then thought about linking up with other schools that had similar rules.
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The Apple program is great for linking multiple email accounts in one location.
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Finally, there's Apple, whose ambitions around search and app linking are anyone's guess.
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During the study, other research emerged linking vitamin E to an increased risk of prostate cancer and linking selenium to higher odds of diabetes; these findings may have prompted at least some men to leave the antioxidant study, the authors note.
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Germany's justice minister warned against linking the coordinated assaults to the influx of migrants.
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It was unclear whether there had been any misconduct linking him to the disaster.
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Among the more innocuous changes are the new guest mode and automatic account linking.
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So far, there has been no evidence linking Christensen to other disappearances or murders.
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More tapes and more documents have [since] come out linking him to the Mafia.
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How did you end up linking up with Phonte and 9th Wonder for "Violets"?
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And by linking discounts to Amazon Prime membership, it could drive sales of those.
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But the physical evidence linking Johnson to the crime was proving difficult to assess.
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Basically, these diamonds have properties that make them useful for linking quantum computers together.
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She walked up the stage linking arms with Steve Carell to accept her prize.
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From the release: The next step is linking the arm's movements to brain activity.
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"Linking these topics creates a great deal of emotion and debate," the website reads.
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However, police say there is no evidence linking the mob assault to her murder.
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The research is based on anonymous federal data linking parental tax returns to students.
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Lastly, Dell showcased a few new features for its smartphone linking Mobile Connect software.
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API integration, also known as "deep linking," is actually a clever bit of marketing.
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Western countries try to impose values by linking aid or loans to strict conditions.
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Of course, it hasn't done anything to deter Republicans from linking him to Pelosi.
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Incentives for serving underserved areas and linking them with mainline transit require public investment.
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Leaving OPEC will make it easier for Qatar to ignore such price-linking concerns.
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Linking public-sector need with private-sector capital ought to be a perfect match.
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Consumers need to be wary of linking information that collectively make them more vulnerable.
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What should you consider before linking your Facebook account to a third party app?
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But what will happen to the bridges linking the two sides of the city?
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You could sign up to the Sunrise website by linking you Google Calendar account.
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Some roads linking the European Parliament to the Maelbeek station have also been closed.
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Some individuals have taken to linking arms as a sign of solidarity as well.
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As you now know, you were incorrect in linking this to Palantir's drinking policy.
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Refinery29 will not be linking or posting the photos out of respect for Jenner.
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Campaigners say the plan is far-sighted, but flawed in linking compensation to conviction.
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Toro Rosso have switched engines this season, linking up with McLaren's former partners Honda.
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But others strongly oppose linking the Yemen conflict with the killing of the journalist.
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Evidence linking him to the mosque fire was later presented at a detention hearing.
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Police arrested the boys after linking them to the shooting during a traffic stop.
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Many say linking their Aadhaar identities to their bank accounts has led to fraud.
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This subtle reappointment shows the cross-linking between the new president and Wall Street.
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"Linking all of these things together is pretty close to being impossible," Rosenberg says.
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This will improve our understanding of cross-linking communications between satellites and ground control.
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Branch's deep-linking platform helps brands drive app growth, conversions, user engagement and retention.
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Even now, new communities are being created by linking pain and pro-social feelings.
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He also spent millions trying to tarnish Democrats by linking them to Mr Madigan.
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THUMP: How did you end up linking up with Tri Angle for Third Law?
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The gaudy centerpiece of Russian funding is a bridge linking mainland Russia with Crimea.
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There was no rationale or justification for linking support between cotton and dairy producers.
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The other interesting detail here is Google's use of deep linking in the app.
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Baidu has also been expanding its Apollo network by linking up with the government.
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Linking executive pay to actual performance remains as much of a challenge as ever.
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Researchers treated words used in Facebook posts like symptoms, linking certain words to diseases.
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Is there a common thread linking people who are active on the dark web?
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He would renegotiate the NAFTA trade accord linking the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Charlie Dent (Pa.), who don't support linking Planned Parenthood defunding to the reconciliation bill.
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No evidence has surfaced publicly linking Trump himself to the Russian interference effort. Rep.
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But, clearly, these ads using her, linking her to our candidates is still working.
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But Weinberg says linking GDP to Chinese equities is like going to the casino.
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"Make champagne popsicles this #MemorialDay," the tweet read, linking to a section on IvankaTrump.
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A common thread linking the two countries is the pope's defense of indigenous people.
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Delingpole cited Milloy exclusively and extensively, linking to Milloy's "fact sheet" on air pollution.
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Mrs Hassan's backers have aired three different adverts linking Mrs Ayotte to Mr Trump.
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Apparently, Facebook ignored most dissenting definitions linking white nationalist goals directly to white supremacy.
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QUESTION: And he called on it again (ph) linking this (ph)... TRUMP: Senator McCain?
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Again, technology can play a role in swiftly linking patients to prevention and care.
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Activists have argued that linking sexual choices with education grants is unfair to girls.
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This is more of a "two birds, one stone" approach, linking the two together.
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Another senior police officer said no evidence linking Naqib to militancy had been found.
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The scientific evidence linking exercise, fitness and brain health is already hefty and growing.
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The U.S. government has never produced public evidence linking the company to the Kremlin.
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More than 2,000 people set a record by linking arms while giving a toast.
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Last month, California signed an agreement with Ontario and Québec linking their carbon markets.
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He first inspired outrage by linking illegal immigration with drug trafficking and violent crime.
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Linking it solely to mental health is reductive and doesn't tell the whole story.
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The second part is association, or linking the material to something you already know.
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Democrats up and down the ticket plan on linking their GOP rivals to Trump.
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I'm always interested in linking dance to mundane behavior that everyone can relate to.
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It's also a step towards Facebook's goal of linking its family of apps together.
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As she confirmed in a tweet linking to an ABC News report on it.
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It quickly became clear that the Russian government was linking Issachar's case to Burkov's.
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Multiple Twitter users lashed out at Stratcom for linking to the Breitbart News article.
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The President talked about the scourge of human trafficking, linking it to illegal immigration.
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The road linking the affected districts with Gorontalo, the neighboring province, had just reopened.
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It was then that the harder task of linking individuals to the crimes began.
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The forensic evidence linking the DNC breach to known Russian operations is very strong.
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So Facebook won't be hosting your sensitive PowerPoints and PDFs, just linking to them.
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The National Cancer Institute cites "no scientific evidence" linking antiperspirants to breast cancer development.
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And this review is a stark reminder that there's strong evidence linking the two.
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"More of Disney's @jimmykimmel being Harvey Weinstein Jr.," Hannity tweeted, linking to the video.
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There was evidence at the home linking Pappas to the killing, the chief said.
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Other studies have found similar results linking advancing age and higher levels of happiness.
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Washington is linking the exemptions to renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The bridge was intended as an improvement to the highway linking Bogotá and Villavicencio.
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Geode: Finally linking up with James (Jafu) and Travis (B9) were both big moments.
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Even so, he stressed that there was little research linking childhood cancers to TCE.
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But linking together towns in sparsely populated areas of mountains and deserts is expensive.
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The police said it had no evidence linking the killing to the earlier attack.
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It is some of the strongest evidence linking Prince Mohammed to Mr. Khashoggi's killing.
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How did you finally break the story linking Mr. Mutreb to Crown Prince Mohammed?
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According to Offset, there's one main unifying force linking hip-hop and e-sports.
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Accounts posted hundreds of tweets linking to the website over the last few hours.
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Even before the economic shock, many companies were linking executives' paychecks to new measures.
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This is the first scientific study explicitly linking stress and graying, according to Hsu.
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He suggests that we consider linking the health records of pets and their owners.
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Calm would prevail and no proof would be found linking him to the Resistance.
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Mr. Sanders has gone further than Ms. Warren by linking charters to school segregation.
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BP (BP) is linking the bonuses of 36,000 employees to greenhouse gas reduction targets.
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Libyan authorities claimed to have evidence linking them to the infamous Kremlin troll farm.
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Molly Roberts: Just back to the truth in advertising and linking it to liability.
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Once you&aposve installed the new Edge, you can start linking your Google account.
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In a statement on Tuesday, though, he denied linking his donations to foreign policy.
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Our mouths also have a lot of trouble linking one vowel sound to another.
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The internet is awash with articles linking screen time to depression, A.D.H.D., even psychosis.
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Repeating routes as quickly as possible or linking up multiple summits are specific undertakings.
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Federal officials have not identified a vape product or substance linking all the cases.
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Christoph Riedl from the Catholic charity Caritas said that linking the issues was unfair.
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There's growing evidence linking red meat and processed meat to multiple types of cancer.
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Yes, I'm linking to my own article — but I'm getting it over with quickly!
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"Happy birthday, Hov Welcome back to Spotify," they tweeted, linking out to his tunes.
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Linking your PayPal to your Uber is easily achieved through Uber&aposs "Payment" tab.
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Heatherwick transformed it into a shopping center, linking the two buildings with a bridge.
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According to police, evidence linking Guerrero to the slayings was uncovered at his residence.
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It's a question related to the overall system linking American politicians with Ukrainian interests.
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They're pouring resources into and linking up to places that are already similarly successful.
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Meanwhile, Google has pushed aggressively into app indexing, deep linking and mobile app advertising.
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Moran's linking up with Warp Records was as fateful and fluid as her recordings.
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This directly interferes with the possibility to link to content on the internet because of course if you're linking to something you want the link to be meaningful, and at the very least to include the title of the article you're linking to.
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Daring Fireball's John Gruber similarly held back no punches when linking to the Journal's story.
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She tweeted again, saying "This is heart shattering," and linking to a piece by Vulture.
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Features like linking Spotify through Facebook were down this morning for some users as well.
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Additionally, electronic-traded funds are linking sectors together in ways that did not exist previously.
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This follows a recent study linking sugary beverage consumption to greater risk of premature death.
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Borges' defense claimed at trial there was no physical evidence linking him to the killing.
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" Linking to The Hill's story, Clinton fired back at the racial slurs on Twitter: "Mr.
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But because of their attempts, they ended up linking themselves to their family heritage forever.
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Still, he complied, linking the file in the Data Store to several burnt I.P. addresses.
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"Instant Karma!" and "#ThisIsNotAJoke," national newspaper Milenio tweeted, linking to its coverage of the crime.
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Eastern time by paraphrasing comments and linking to responses to help students' understanding go deeper.
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Uber-linking would also allow each to keep track of the other's whereabouts, discouraging infidelity.
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There's no credible evidence linking either Democratic candidate to the violence shadowing the Trump rallies.
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The boulevard linking the Prado with the Reina Sofia was another popular route to scoot.
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Ms Smith's strength is her capacity for linking the local, the global and the personal.
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A partner organization is releasing a study linking food insecurity to health costs in Massachusetts.
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Tal Afar had served as the garrison linking Raqqa, the caliphate's putative capital, with Iraq.
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Linking anger to depression may also make it harder to criminalize black youth for it.
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VW is introducing a scheme linking incentives for senior managers to the firm's share price.
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The study adds substantial weight to the evidence linking cannabis to the onset of psychosis.
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The app works by temporarily linking (via QR code) to the Windows 10 photos app.
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The company is also considering app-to-app linking and services around data analytics, too.
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The issue that was preventing successful account setup and device linking appears to be resolved.
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Then, once logged in, go to Settings -> Account & Linking, where you can add your Battle.
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Research linking hyperacusis -- unusual tolerance towards ordinary sounds -- and pain was only at its infancy.
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Britain has an old prejudice against linking high minds with low deeds like making things.
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Other research linking brain cancer to hormone exposure has turned up weak or contradictory results.
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The research is based on scaling laws, which predict a proportional change linking two variables.
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Thanks to DNA evidence linking Halliwell to O'Callaghan, the police pushed ahead with the case.
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What are the chances of her being in that area and linking with my phone?
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Fake news sites were linking heavily to videos on YouTube that supposedly substantiated their messages.
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Linking takes the guesswork out and allows us to plot multi-turn moves without worry.
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I can throw out 20-trick combos no problem, linking manuals with hastily concocted flips.
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Twenty-six flights linking the holiday island to the mainland and to China were canceled.
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Jay Nixon to further shorten the benefits, linking their duration to the state's unemployment rate.
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He singled out Rubio on immigration, linking Rubio with "establishment Republicans," and President Barack Obama.
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Police have found no DNA evidence linking any of the exonerated men to the crime.
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Setup encompasses you creating a Bose account, connecting the speaker to WiFi, and linking Alexa.
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There is also a telephone hotline linking the former Cold War foes' air operations centers.
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FOLO: Fear Of Linking Out Users kept coming back to apps with Uber buttons too.
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They did this by linking doctors' incomes to targets focused on providing information to women.
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Hatch has called the tactic of linking unrelated legislation to a waiver an "unprecedented" tactic.
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They're slamming the door on talk of linking Medicare reform to the ObamaCare replacement bill.
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The obvious linking factor is that most of the campaigners are on the political right.
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One Levy paper, published in 2000, developed a Minsky-inspired model linking investment and cashflow.
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The next step, says Dr Eleftheriou, is to experiment with linking such neurons into networks.
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Vacayo has since used that coverage, including linking to it on Facebook, to solicit customers.
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A related point is that those linking tariffs to bond yields get the timing wrong.
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Ryan has been singing the same song linking mental illness to mass shootings for years.
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He also said that linking infrastructure with a revamp of the tax code is unnecessary.
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However, there was one big drawback: Instagram didn't allow for linking out from its site.
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It can incorporate observing patterns in behavior and linking cases together that otherwise seem disparate.
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I'll start linking to those when we catch up to that part of the story.
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In between, Turkish-backed factions have taken over territory to stop Kurdish forces linking up.
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The event's organizer, my pal Patrick O'Shaughnessy, is the common thread linking us all together.
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The problem with linking parents with children is that the record-keeping hasn't been ideal.
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If you are linking to other sources, aim to reflect a diverse collection of viewpoints.
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But fewer people are as familiar with the evidence linking climate change to national security.
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Crimea already has a power line linking to Russia's Taman peninsula across the Black Sea.
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The GOP has long vilified Pelosi, often linking Democratic candidates to her during campaign season.
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"It's been real, dudes," the post linking to the manifesto read, apparently addressing the community.
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Not all airlines offer that rate, so be careful when linking accounts and transferring points.
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Our short, brilliant First Amendment linking freedom of speech, religion and press will be weakened.
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Johanna: You're not just doing one trick at a time, you're linking things together into.
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The suspension bridge is a whopping five miles long, linking Michigan's lower and upper peninsulas.
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Linking position limits on contracts with different maturities to open interest would yield higher limits.
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Other websites are also linking to this page, and we suggest you visit it, too.
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The bad Spanish-language version compounded the problem by linking to the troublesome English version.
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Redlener is most concerned about the growing body of science linking fracking technology to earthquakes.
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The King of SnapChat is now linking up with the Queen of, well, Mostly Everything.
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Linking the two high-tech coastal cities has been discussed, off and on, since 1871.
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The science linking extreme weather events to climate change is "moving very quickly," she said.
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Next, developers build 'para-chains' on top of it, thus linking into this relay chain.
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In practice, there are still challenges in linking up local authorities' services with the NHS.
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Linking it to the Internet made the highly secure network accessible from any outside computer.
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Already, medical firms are linking up devices wirelessly to create new kinds of health treatments.
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Adding fuel to the fire, studies linking height to greater earning potential regularly make headlines.
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Greenseeing is a kind of warging, except it's linking into a network of tree consciousness.
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A few companies, including Royal Dutch Shell and BP, are linking compensation to emissions reductions.
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There is no data linking pubic hair grooming of any kind with vaginal yeast infections.
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Experts also say needle exchange sites can be crucial for linking people to addiction treatment.
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This work built on a growing body of evidence linking fungi to inflammatory bowel diseases.
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Eastern Time by paraphrasing comments and linking to responses to help students' understanding go deeper.
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Ms. Bechor said there was no evidence directly linking Ms. Alqasem to anti-Israeli activity.
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You can use Discord on your Xbox by linking your Discord account to your Xbox.
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The Trump administration has worried advocates with its rhetoric linking mental illness to gun violence.
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Trump made public comments linking his firing of Comey to the Russia investigation on NBC.
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Mr. Fennelly said the police were not linking that episode with the stabbings on Saturday.
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Linking asthma to declining dollars and delayed repairs in public housing is not a stretch.
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Shoppers sign up online to make purchases, linking their credit card numbers to their cellphones.
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In 1964, the surgeon general released the first government report linking smoking with certain diseases.
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However, if you tilt your head and squint, the entries are crossing and therefore linking.
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WGS analysis helps to connect the dots linking the victims of a foodborne illness outbreak.
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"At @BlackToTheFutu28503, we're all in for @ewarren," she posted, linking to an interview with Axios.
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Linking the two would be much easier for students, and have stronger integrity for taxpayers.
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Citation cross-references only cited each other, without linking the document to an original source.
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The pipeline, linking the reservoir to the coal mines 26 km away, is almost complete.
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Like the pattern linking education and politics, this one is a bit of a mystery.
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A third report was then filed linking its equipment to a fire in Milpitas, California.
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Linking the U.S.-China trade and investment relations with geopolitical issues should also be avoided.
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They would only be able to share "very short extracts" or "individual words" when linking.
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Engels expected the papers to include evidence linking high-level Syrian officials to mass atrocities.
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The Eurostar and Thalys train services linking Paris with London and Brussels ran reduced services.
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Officials said Thursday they had no evidence linking the Caddo fire to the other three.
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There's no communication, there's no direct linking, and that's why this became an enormous challenge.
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Law enforcement officials later said they had no evidence linking Mr. Cruz to extremist groups.
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The police have not pointed to any evidence linking the three officials to the attacks.
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The doctor told her there was absolutely no evidence linking weight gain to the IUD.
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He's considered the father of "engaged Buddhism," a movement linking mindfulness practice with social action.
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A lot of it is Twitter, and then people linking me to threads on 503chan.
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The feature does pit Google more squarely against startups working on similar "deep linking" tech.
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In March, asylum seekers in Florence put on a play linking Sandokan to their own travels.
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The main highway linking Phoenix and Las Vegas is closed off to traffic heading into Nevada.
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It also lies near a main highway linking Aleppo to Damascus, Syria's capital, to the south.
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Also, Forensic Architecture says it has found a bullet linking Kanders to violence in Gaza, Pope.
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Recently, it's been linking up with chipmakers to expand into wireless headsets and other electronics. 7.
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Despite no DNA evidence linking them to the crime, the Central Park Five were found guilty.
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Never mind that there was no DNA evidence linking any of the boys to the crime.
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Schal points to a body of research linking allergens spread by cockroaches to chronic breathing problems.
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The current study adds to the evidence linking more educated nurses to lower surgical mortality rates.
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FMIs are the "plumbing" of the financial system, linking major players like exchanges, banks and brokers.
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Immigrant safe houses A secret network to hide undocumented immigrants is linking up in Los Angeles.
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You can become one by simply linking your Twitch and Amazon accounts, if you have Prime.
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Linking with a devoted former manager, they sent his EP around the industry, sniffing out opinions.
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Some IRA Tumblrs and Twitter accounts also cross-promoted content between platforms, further linking them together.
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Every fresh detail triggers a jarring flashback linking her terrible past to Wind Gap's foul underbelly.
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It's the thousands of hours needed to construct family trees linking distant relatives to potential suspects.
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Q: It's been quite some time since we have heard about this idea of river-linking.
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In New York, the practice of linking evaluations to student test performance has faced criticism. Gov.
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The programme required ten new stations, some with passenger tunnels linking them to existing Tube lines.
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Similarly, the private Stop Mandatory Vaccination group has a landing page with "Suggested Groups" linking out.
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Researchers at Kaspersky Lab have uncovered new evidence linking the WannaCry ransomware code to North Korea.
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A breathtaking high-altitude rail line linking Tibet with the national network was opened in 2006.
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His words are the strongest to date by a Dutch politician linking Russia to the incident.
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Normally, computers generate speech by linking lots of short recorded speech fragments to create a sentence.
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During the Fox News interview aired Monday, Bolsonaro brushed off allegations linking him to Rio's militias.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio will propose today a 16-mile streetcar route linking Brooklyn and Queens.
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With a wired pair of headphones, there's a physical tether linking my phone to my ears.
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Helvetia Chairman Pierin Vincenz suggested considering linking the Swiss franc to a basket of currencies instead.
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"Your move," Clinton campaign aide Ian Sams said on Twitter, linking to the Democratic nominee's returns.
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In October a mega-bridge linking Hong Kong, Macau and Zhuhai, in Guangdong, opened to traffic.
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Consider the subtle play of mouths and hands linking the central poster to the foreground figures.
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A 19km bridge stretches across the Kerch strait, linking Crimea to the Russian mainland (see map).
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Considering cooperation on carbon pricing by linking a UK emissions trading system with the EU's ETS.
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There are countless studies linking social media's effects on our social perceptions and overall mental health.
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Rid writes: The forensic evidence linking the DNC breach to known Russian operations is very strong.
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Go deeper: Much of the research linking Zika to microcephaly has been done in South America.
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"We have no indicators, at least at this point, linking this to Mollie Tibbetts&apos disappearance."
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Differential privacy builds on the introduction of deep linking in iOS 9 to improve Spotlight search.
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The app supports linking with 100 banks across the markets it operates in at the moment.
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We also examined linking patterns between sites and used data from Alexa to analyze the audiences.
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"This brings the pieces into our modern times, linking the past to the present," says Douglas.
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That's because it works by binding to DNA, cross-linking to strands and preventing cell duplication.
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Most of the people who are writing these newsletters are linking to things on the web.
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Card linking has been around for a while, with major banks also jumping on that bandwagon.
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The two stayed close to each other, linking arms as they walked back to the car.
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On one hand, API integration, also known as "deep linking," is a clever bit of marketing.
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Traffic stops for minor violations are one of the common threads linking high-profile police shootings.
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What was new Thursday was the Obama administration's top defense official linking that plan to ISIS.
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So far, scientific evidence linking GMOs to human illnesses or other poor health outcomes is lacking.
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Republican groups ran ads linking Ossoff to Pelosi and casting both politicians as outside the mainstream.
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Deep linking: These products — developer features that links apps to one another — are critical to Google.
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Linking Trump to the Kardashians, the pop star said Trump's rise reflects America's fascination with celebrity.
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This year, Qantas began non-stop flights between Australia and Europe by linking Perth and London.
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There isn't much linking these albums beyond their obscurity; the majority of them are quite strange.
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Fortify Rights also said it had gathered testimony linking ARSA to the threats against women working.
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Nadella ends his note by linking to a post by Microsoft's chief legal officer, Brad Smith.
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Linking solvency to stress tests makes sense, but increases risks if the tests are too generous.
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Peer-reviewed science has been linking coal combustion to more severe asthma since at least 1972.
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It's certainly a far cry from the original concept of linking university friends across a campus.
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A city that is divided -- all the bridges linking the west and east banks were destroyed.
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"#Amberroseslutwalk," she wrote with the image on Twitter, linking to the official site of the event.
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Short snippets of Damore's screed appear in bold, parts of it highlighted, linking to Sampat's Vignettes.
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The model resembles how Craigslist eliminates the need for an agent by linking buyers and sellers.
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Opposition leader Adrian Delia sued her over stories linking him to a prostitution racket in London.
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This is the first study linking alcohol consumption with oral bacteria, according to the study authors.
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American, Delta and United customers can earn miles by linking their frequent flier numbers with AudienceRewards.
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Even Facebook hired a DC PR firm to discredit its critics by linking them to Soros.
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Transfers will simply happen faster because the banks are finally linking to each other, executives said.
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For centuries, Western explorers had sought a northern sea route linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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But linking food choices to altruistic aims can help to increase the likelihood of behavior change.
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China's hopes to lead the world in AI technologies by directly linking defense and commercial development.
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The indictment claims the dish is also popular among terrorist groups, thereby linking Brunson to terrorism.
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There was no physical evidence linking Blackmon to the murder, yet, he still confessed to it.
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Images of the knives are posted with captions linking to websites where they can be bought.
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I didn't think much of that either, linking the news to anxiety about another terrorist attack.
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Dan Patrick, lashed out at the group, directly linking its tone and tactics to the killings.
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Linking to a checking or savings account at another bank takes just a few minutes more.
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North Korea is denying reports linking the WannaCry malware with the country's best-known hacking unit.
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After the Democratic Convention, news reports began linking Manafort to shady dealings as a political consultant.
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Others complained about outside groups targeting GOP incumbents and linking those efforts to Lee's leadership bid.
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She sees her role as a curator as linking the artist, the work and the public.
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SRS' demands included hiring a new chief financial officer and linking management compensation with performance targets.
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The underground Automated People Mover bisects the concourses, linking them to one another and the terminals.
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Prior to linking up with Jonas, Hudson spent Christmas with her family and friends in Aspen.
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Sites like Gizmodo, they're pretty good about linking back to us and citing us by name.
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You'll have to open the Foursquare app using deep linking to see tips or the menu.
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Quixey believes it can still compete in this larger deep linking space, however, despite Google's entry.
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Men and women avoided any type of behaviors linking them to the lower echelons of society.
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Searching "election results" on Monday showed users a story linking to incorrect election results favoring Trump.
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In between, Turkish-backed factions have taken over territory to keep Kurdish forces from linking up.
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After months of snooping, officials said, they found nothing directly linking the incidents to the Russians.
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Dr. Reich speculated that growing populations of farmers began linking to one another via trade networks.
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You can verify your PayPal account by linking a bank account, credit card, or debit card.
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Among other transgressions, he apologized in 2012 for incorrectly linking the mass killer in Aurora, Colo.
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YouTube is also linking to the W.H.O. on the top of search results for the coronavirus.
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The prosecutor also said DNA evidence would be presented linking Mr. Blackwell to the murder weapon.
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Nearby, was a diagram linking Mr. Vadala's companies to politicians and other businessmen to government officials.
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The routes plied by junior teams like the Broncos often follow secondary highways linking remote communities.
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Migration officials remained in the shadow of immigration posts on a bridge linking the two countries.
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Multiple researchers are linking the ransomware attack today to a version of a virus called Petya.
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There, it will stream music over Wi-Fi, linking with the rest of your Sonos system.
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The administration has blurred the lines by explicitly linking their trade agenda with national security goals.
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The case stemmed from a magazine article he wrote linking high-ranking government officials to corruption.
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In recent days, more evidence has emerged linking the Sri Lanka attacks to the Islamic State.
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The recommendation system itself also immediately changed, no longer linking some of the revealing videos together.
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It could create, Mr. Putin said, "a competitive, global route" linking much of Asia to Europe.
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It's not clear what evidence Trump has linking the FBI to the production of the dossier.
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From the French perspective, linking with Fiat Chrysler presented a chance to increase Renault's international reach.
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The UNCLOS is silent on linking the methods of delimiting contentious areas and achieving equitable outcomes.
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The evidence is especially strong linking certain pesticide exposure with pediatric cancers and permanent neurological damage.
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Ultimately, the magazine's linking of sound to image and biography transformed coverage of African-American musicians.
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Labonte, a 54-year-old Texan, agreed, linking up with RDV Competition, a team from France.
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The next screen will have a six-character code and instructions for linking your Discord account.
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At times, the film's insistence on linking the silent to the sacred can border on preachy.
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While at PARC, he helped invent Ethernet, a combination of hardware and software for linking computers.
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The right has used similar innuendo, often by linking liberals to George Soros, a Jewish investor.
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Our research provides policymakers timely data linking migration to state-level policy decisions and economic competitiveness.
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U.S. and Philippine personnel were seen linking arms and chatting at an opening ceremony in Manila.
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Democrats, however, believe they can chip away at that total by linking vulnerable Republicans to Trump.
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The 4,500-year-old Ethiopian man discovered in 2015 had DNA linking him to non-Africans.
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Vice President Mike Pence wrote a tweet on Friday with falsehoods linking Iran to Al Qaeda.
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Eurostar said it was running a reduced timetable on its train services linking Paris and London.
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"The Clinton's are the real predators..." Trump wrote in a tweet linking to an Instagram video.
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During the election campaign he repeated false rumors linking Hillary Clinton to a child sex ring.
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That research would eventually become part of a dossier of unverified claims linking Trump to Russia.
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But the women were not part of any program run by her charity, Linking the World.
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However, their inexplicable metaphysical linking does not allow them to both survive in the same universe.
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Jonathan had been single for nearly a year and a half before linking up with Zooey.
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Did you realize the story was linking up with what's happening in the world right now?
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It can be linking up with other effective altruists virtually and talking about what you're doing.
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The NEOM project is expected to cover 10,230 square miles, linking with both Jordan and Egypt.
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" Still, Shelton told POLITICO that it's "premature to talk about international agreements or linking to gold.
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The Rice reports have refocused things significantly, linking the unmasking to a specific Trump administration official.
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Police currently believe the Barcelona and Cambrils incidents were planned in Alcanar — linking all three events.
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More and more victims are linking arms and refusing to be forced quietly into the night.
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Bubbles of texts, linking to boxes, pointing to arrows are not very easy on the eye.
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As a trans woman, I worry about the longterm effects of linking disability to transgender rights.
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The city represented a strategic crossroads, linking Syria's capital to ISIS strongholds in the country's east.
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We do much more of just linking out and frankly just doing our own reporting. Right.
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We can do this more or less forever, linking tables to tables to tables to tables.
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"The first matter is related to the linking of the land and sea (borders)," Bazzi said.
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Some of its traditions—like linking the region to the mythical hero Breogan—are actually Romantic inventions.
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Clinton tweeted his praise, writing, "This is leadership" and linking to Lewis' tweet about the sit-in.
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In Minnesota, the Vikings chose to all stand together linking arms in a show of team unity.
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VW is linking production to a ride-hailing and car-sharing service, stocked with its own vehicles.
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The couple has been dating since the fall of 2015 , linking up after both stars' marriages ended.
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Jensen said they had forensic evidence linking the two together, "DNA positive materials," but would not elaborate.
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Ultimately, however, no direct evidence was found linking Rackstraw to the crime, and the FBI moved on.
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He repeated the allegation in a tweet, linking to a video that claimed to show the man.
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It's one of the first times scientists have identified a direct mechanism linking gut microbes to health.
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As the unfounded theory began gaining steam, Donald Trump Jr. liked a tweet linking to the post.
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Aside from Bond's word, there does not seem to be other evidence linking him to Bella's death.
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And that's why studies linking meat eating or dairy eating to particular disease outcomes can be misleading.
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It can also create scent memories linking your everyday beauty items to random moments during your treatment.
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What U.S. landmark was completed in 103, linking a transportation route that extended from coast to coast?
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Some business leaders have had to defend themselves after allegations surfaced linking them to the Park scandal.
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But the sources said there is certainly no obvious intelligence linking Putin, such as a signed order.
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Both judges lamented the climate change crisis and acknowledged the science linking it to fossil fuel emissions.
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The statement alleges White was arrested after "detectives found evidence linking" him to Graves' disappearance and death.
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In 1984, he was the first urologist to publish a journal article linking smoking to erectile dysfunction.
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But both Chinese and U.S. officials appear to be avoiding linking her arrest to the trade dispute.
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You're linking people with others, not unlike LinkedIn or any of the other, or Tinder or anything.
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Northern Ireland's deputy police chief, Stephen Martin, said he had no information linking Monday's attack to Brexit.
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Japan is working on a 9 trillion yen ($79.28 billion) maglev line linking Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka.
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The charge, linking a corporate "princeling" to the president, is unprecedented, says Chung Sun-sup of Chaebul.
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They said they were unable to track down information linking the ChatLive account to a specific person.
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Linking Eero to Amazon Alexa also requires an Amazon account and agreeing to the Alexa privacy policy.
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Each Bond unit costs $99, with multiple units capable of linking up together to control multiple rooms.
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Big-time brewer MolsonCoors is linking up with The Hydropothecary Corporation to roll out cannabis-infused drinks.
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TRUMP: I did it the last timeREPORTER: And he called on it again, linking — TRUMP: Senator McCain?
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Had deep linking existed then, they probably would have held a lot of that content on platform.
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One Western source says the evidence linking one of the organisers to Russian intelligence organs is "incontrovertible".
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"No child should go hungry at school—period," he wrote, linking to another article about Cherry Hill.
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The stream of people took over one side of the highway, linking arms to form human chains.
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Many conservative publications have huge mailing lists that they use to send emails linking to their stories.
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Even if you believe that Brexit is a sensible policy, linking Brexit to Mr Trump is foolhardy.
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It began linking to data from politicians later that month, with its last post on December 28th.
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The result was one game with just six levels and a loosely woven story linking them together.
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That would imply linking two sides together—in this case the Catholic Church and the LGBTQ community.
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This, the first show linking these two sites of the museum in one exhibition, is extremely popular.
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Basically, it's a more exclusive step up from Amazon Affiliate linking, and offers a better browsing experience.
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Najib denied the allegations and there has been no evidence linking him to corruption in the deal.
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WATTERS: And one of the pieces of evidence linking that is we have new Page-Strzok texts.
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But Perry was unsuccessful at linking her vague sense of political outrage to a personal, emotional core.
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Y., said on "America&aposs Newsroom" that there is "no evidence" linking the Trump campaign to collusion.
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Presad says Ichthyosaurs appeared to traverse a route linking modern-day India, Europe, Madagascar and South America.
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On a daily basis I'd use Echo to play music by linking it to my Spotify account.
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"I want to encourage you to read their page on bisexuality," Rush tweeted, linking to their website.
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Over the past few weeks reports linking Epstein, a convicted sex offender, to Victoria's Secret have resurfaced.
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Likewise, linking out of the app, though possible, seems to require cutting and pasting from a browser.
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Beyond that, there's been a steady flow of unconfirmed investments linking the fund to companies like WeWork.
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Police say they have physical evidence linking DeAngelo to the killing of Snelling but didn&apost elaborate.
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Yahoo has said it has evidence linking the 500-million-account breach to a state-sponsored actor.
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Then it started linking a few words together and at some point it started writing coherent paragraphs.
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But, again, TorrentFreak was merely reporting on the existence of the piracy, not linking out to it.
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The bullet train project, a planned system linking San Francisco to L.A., faced cost overruns and delays.
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That algorithm analyzed linking patterns between websites to determine which ones deserved the most prominence in search.
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She renders death and destruction in sensual terms, linking societal greed to some kind of primal lust.
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"They're saying there was a cop that was shot and they're linking Jason to it," she said.
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The government instead built an extension of the metro network linking the wealthy Ipanema neighborhood to Barra.
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" FR: "You can do a gif set of a video instead of actually linking to the video.
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Witnesses had reported heavy gunfire around Yei, which lies on a road linking Juba with neighboring Uganda.
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Patel then helped her away, linking arms with her and carrying her chair in his other hand.
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The Commission's issue centers around the U.S. social networking giant linking Facebook accounts to WhatsApp user identities.
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And on a conceptual level, VR does a better job of linking physical action to visual results.
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Linking strategic arms control and sanctions policy also implies that the latter is purely political and arbitrary.
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A McGinty aide dismissed Toomey's remarks, saying the senator is linking himself to Trump by opposing Clinton.
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According to the ride-hail service, these numbers are meant to assuage developers nervous about deep-linking.
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A Facebook spokeswoman says Christopher Cantwell's page and a page linking to his podcast have been removed.
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It is not obvious why linking two non-overlapping rail networks would make any area less competitive.
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China's leaders have routinely sought to justify military modernisation by linking defence spending to rapid GDP growth.
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The incident took place near the Kerch Strait linking the Black Sea with the Sea of Azov.
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Another possible factor is the spread of "global value chains"—business networks linking suppliers in many countries.
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This is is from Blessed Paul VI's encyclical "Populorum Progressio," he tweeted Thursday, linking to the passage.
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He followed up with a wave of messages linking back to a Motherboard article describing his antics.
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The only loosely linking factor is they all (maybe) met you at least once in your life.
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Wu said the memo is a "smoking gun" linking Trump himself to the alleged campaign finance violations.
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The app also tracks a dieter's progress over time, linking their ketone level numbers to their weight.
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The contract also includes construction of a second, 42-kilometer line linking 6th October City with Giza.
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Still, the results add to the evidence linking tobacco exposure to hearing problems in kids, Weitzman said.
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He said nothing about guns, but traded easily in false stereotypes linking mental illness with mass murder.
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Journalists should try harder to expose the peddlers of fake footage, rather than mindlessly linking to it.
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Although it stressed the importance of small farmers, it also envisaged linking them to corporate farming clusters.
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The precise mechanisms linking improved sleep with improved sexual functioning are also not fully known, Pelayo added.
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Wolf sees space for linking it to some ideas in the GND, which he also finds incomplete.
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Parts of a motorway linking the capital Bucharest to Constanta and dozens of other roads were closed.
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Cigna said it believes that linking financial terms to dosage may encourage more education to prevent overprescribing.
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More than any other eurozone nation, Germany has resisted the tighter linking of the zone's banking systems.
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Scottish Power, an energy supplier, is installing underground cables linking the mainland with an offshore wind farm.
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Senate Republicans are linking a battle over Iran sanctions to a wide-ranging defense policy bill. Sen.
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Flights were unaffected, though a light rail line linking London City with central London was temporarily suspended.
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The airlines business provides access to valuable European slots linking Britain and Germany to key holiday destinations.
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Clinton's presidential campaign on Thursday responded by releasing a video linking Trump with the Ku Klux Klan.
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In 1964, the U.S. Surgeon General's Office released a groundbreaking report definitively linking smoking to lung cancer.
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It may be worth linking eligibility for future federal disaster relief to local policies that encourage adaptation.
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But linking the success of the White House to the stock market was always a risky strategy.
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Preliminary inquiries by the firm and the government found nothing linking the dead fish to the plant.
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The president has in the past attacked Latin American migrants by linking them to the drug trade.
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The White House subsequently brought up the testimony, linking it to the dossier, in a press briefing.
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Turkey regards Kurdish fighters in the region as terrorists, linking them with Kurdish separatist groups within Turkey.
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Prosecutors cited several pieces of physical evidence linking Mr. Avery to the crime when he was convicted.
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Linking the two is a stream of exports and you can't see most of them at all.
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The spokesman, Kevin Griffis, said that no evidence had been found linking survey scores to injudicious prescribing.
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Clinton uses drugs and linking her husband, former President Bill Clinton, to a decades-old rape allegation.
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Palantir was never so critical to the NSA, despite media reports over the years linking the two.
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I really felt like this machine was linking me up to a world that I didn't know.
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Over the next 48 hours, investigators followed leads linking the two pipe bombs to Ahmad Khan Rahimi.
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Unlike the other victims, there is no prior evidence linking Kanagaratnam to Toronto's Gay Village, Idsinga said.
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It spent an additional $6 million on genetic testing of microbes, linking the results to clinical data.
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The three leaders said they would also pursue the development of an electricity cable linking their countries.
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What begins as a tale of linking up in the internet age—well, I won't spoil anything.
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Big icebergs break off Antarctica naturally, meaning scientists are not linking the rift to manmade climate change.
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Traffic was restricted on the Oresund Bridge linking Denmark and Sweden at the request of Swedish police.
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Even then, however, the idea of linking a physical card to a digital wallet seemed somewhat retrogressive.
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On Tuesday, Trump highlighted a false tabloid story linking Cruz's father, Rafael, to John F. Kennedy's assassin.
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Linking infrastructure to tax reform can make a positive contribution, so Trump should give it a shot.
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Surprisingly, some Iraqis seemed less offended by Mr. Trump's comments linking terrorism to Islam than American liberals.
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Plus, more on the digital economy… how Walmart and Microsoft are linking up to prime the competition.
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A Texas state lawmaker this week shared an image on Facebook linking gun control to the Holocaust.
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And even people lacking nefarious motivation can blunder by linking genes and heritage too closely, Copeland writes.
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Really, though, this linking, with no stops or starts, becomes one of the ultimate feats of phrasing.
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It's not clear how linking up citizens use of essential government portals could further 'no deal' prep.
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The linking ideology could be called Market Social Darwinism, and its practice focuses on competition and domination.
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However American officials said there was no definitive evidence linking Iran or its proxies to the attacks.
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Ottawa said on Wednesday linking the tariffs and NAFTA will not improve the tri-country trade agreement.
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The United States and other Western governments have produced no public evidence linking the Brotherhood to violence.
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And the court, by linking with nonprofits, offers treatment for those who could not otherwise afford it.
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He started recruiting elderly volunteers, linking them with Korean major students at Princeton and Yale via Skype.
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Mr. Trump has emphasized curbing China's rise as a technological power, increasingly linking trade with national security.
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The causeway linking eastern Saudi to the island state of Bahrain was closed at midnight on Saturday.
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The causeway linking eastern Saudi to the island state of Bahrain was closed at midnight on Saturday.
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By linking kingpins to boats, prosecutors can add maritime smuggling to the list of charges against them.
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"Heartbeat," however, finds its through-line across time and taxonomy, linking whales and humans through the centuries.
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Ms. Noem's campaign is aiming to capitalize on that sentiment by linking Mr. Sutton to Hillary Clinton.
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That status was bolstered by transportation projects like a highway linking the eastern cities in the 0003s.
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Lambert, in particular, was the target of unsubstantiated rumors linking her to an encyclopedic list of celebrities.
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" His YouTube channel lists titles like "I've Further Evidence Linking Hillary To The Murder Of Seth Rich.
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He then helped her away, linking arms with her and carrying her chair in his other hand.
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The structure spans the start of The Mall, the long road linking Trafalgar Square with Buckingham Palace.
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Since then, physicians have diagnosed hundreds of women with the disease, further linking implants to the lymphoma.
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He later claimed to have proof linking Colombia to the attack, but has yet to reveal it.
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Liu said his company was looking at linking China's energy-rich Xinjiang region with Germany as well.
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The train was moving away, and we only had one shot of it linking us and Paige.
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There was no physical evidence linking Aziz or Islam to the murder, according to the Innocence Project.
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But the two countries have never run a direct hotline linking their top leaders' offices, officials said.
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Two points on the surface are homotopy equivalent if there's a path linking one with the other.
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Linking the two largest economies and global superpowers more closely would enhance interdependence and hence global security.
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Before taking you there, however, it will ask if you trust the webpage you are linking to.
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Linking out to videos, blog posts or an archive of your work can help showcase your value.
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I remember linking my arm with one of my friend's arms and one with the other one.
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Card-linking is also frictionless for the user, who registers their card once and shops as usual.
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Facebook did not respond to questions about whether it had taken down posts linking to the site.
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Demonstrators blocked a motorway in Lahore and a road linking Islamabad and Rawalpindi has been closed off.
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"Progress on repeal & replace: Major insurer supportive," Kellyanne Conway tweeted, linking to Politico's story about the letter.
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Nothing linking President Trump personally to any criminal acts surfaced during the first Manafort trial in Virginia.
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While the debate rages on, Ferguson believes the tide has turned against linking video games to violence.
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Players have responded to Trump's criticism with solidarity, linking arms or kneeling in groups during the anthem.
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If you're here because we mentioned linking to a certain story in the show notes, that's here.
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But more recently, manipulated versions have shown up in fake news reports linking Mr. Modamani to terrorism.
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Because of that, it's too soon to know if direct evidence exists linking the two plane crashes.
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At all moments of the day she should be linking objects with the words that identified them.
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On Wednesday, researchers released a study linking the abnormally high Arctic temperatures to human-caused climate change.
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Researchers have yet to find conclusive evidence linking mobile phone use to cancer or other health problems.
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Concerned about linking the two, Johnson called Trump directly and Trump refuted it, according to Johnson's accounts.
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Linking gangrenous feet, blackened lungs and a tongue misshapen with tumors to smoking appears to have worked.
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The state is building technology to enable such efforts, by better linking community groups, doctors and insurers.
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The state is building technology to enable such efforts, by better linking community groups, doctors and insurers.
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Only one study of the 75 studies found an effect linking spanking to a positive life outcome.
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Last week, the Kremlin questioned the credibility of a report linking the incidents in Britain and Bulgaria.
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But advertisers also want to avoid linking their companies or products to anything that's controversial or racist.
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