Both are expected to make full recoveries from their injuries.
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The bird and feline are expected to make full recoveries.
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Often, though, Kovgan doesn't make full use of the format's potential.
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These tidbits will then be combined to make full gelato flavors.
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Nine people were injured but are expected to make full recoveries.
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Though most patients seem to make full recoveries, reinfections are possible.
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Some people even make full-time jobs out of their Etsy stores.
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Member States must make full use of these safeguards in national law.
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Easy to make, full of protein and fiber—what's not to love?
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Economists do not appear to make full use of this well-known indicator.
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Most people who experience broken heart syndrome make full recoveries within a few weeks.
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We make full disclosures on this business, including profits, loss, revenues, assets and liabilities.
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Bitcoin would need to rebound to $6,200 to make full-time mining there profitable.
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Both were hospitalized and are expected to make full recoveries, the LA Times reports.
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But I told them I make full calls but none of them are correct.
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It seems they were finally able to make full use of their credentials and networks.
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Tech companies expect employees to make full use of amenities such as rock-climbing walls.
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Both were treated for burns, but the new friends are expected to make full recoveries.
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We're told two men were hit with bullets, but are expected to make full recoveries.
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The Government has breached the contract by failing to make full risk corridors payments as promised.
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Police aren't releasing the names of the four victims, who are expected to make full recoveries.
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No U.S. company, however, has yet to make full use of the quota, industry data shows.
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It will take all that and more to make full use of the nation's human capital.
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Mr. McMillan, the New Orleans audit manager, didn't hesitate to make full use of paternity leave.
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She was known for "repossessing" children whose adoptive parents couldn&apost make full payments on time.
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All three victims were treated and doctors have expressed confidence they'll make full recoveries, according to authorities.
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All three of those games run silky smooth and make full use of the Razer Phone's unique technology.
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Pompeo emphasized that the US would make full use of as many punitive economic measures as it could.
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They can still coax host cells to make full-fledged viruses that can escape and infect other victims.
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Our energy policy will make full use of our domestic energy sources, including traditional and renewable energy sources.
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"2016 is the year of the publisher, where we are really going to make full court press," he added.
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White badges are for attendees able to attend any official event and make full use of the forum's facilities.
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Reasonable legal minds can differ on these issues but still make full transparency about all aspects of the case critical.
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Be sure to keep your phone's Alexa app updated if you want to make full use of its latest functionality.
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One of the victims is listed as being in critical condition, while the others are expected to make full recoveries.
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That means they failed to make full use of their "most important source" of capital, Shin said, their retained earnings.
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On the other hand, funds that make full use of latest-generation technologies, such as big data, are doing well.
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But so far, it appears that the vast majority of those infected have only mild symptoms and make full recoveries.
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"I just wanted to clone DNA using my automated lab robot and feasibly make full genomes at home," he said.
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"Every country has a legitimate right to make full use of trade defense measures, within WTO rules," a Chinese diplomat said.
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He was five months removed from back fusion surgery and had not been cleared by his doctors to make full swings.
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Byte says it's looking for people who regularly post, make full-screen portrait videos, and are positive members of the community.
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Both injured police officers were being treated at Lincoln Medical Center in the Bronx, and are expected to make full recoveries.
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Google's Backup and Sync Drive tool launched earlier this week, and it promises to make full-system cloud storage easier than ever.
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The seven ministers asked the Commission to make full use of the full range of EU policy instruments to tackle unfair trade.
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That suggested the BOJ will make full use of existing tools to flood markets with funds, before pondering additional monetary easing steps.
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If you've got a powerful V8 engine but cheap tires, you're not going to be able to make full use of that power.
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This movie may not be able to make full sense of the trends, but it's a great peek into how the gamblers operate.
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This is truly exciting, as the combined forces of JFrog and Shippable can make full DevOps automation from code to production a reality.
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Most readers will need to make full use of the family trees and cast lists placed helpfully at the start of each chapter.
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German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen has indicated she plans to make full use of clauses that allow Berlin to withhold payments.
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Such moves, called syndications, are typically done because a landowner doesn't have enough income to make full use of a sizable tax deduction.
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Jackson, though, is a special case, mostly because of his transcendent running ability and Baltimore's eagerness to make full use of it. 16.
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Kobkarn Wattanavrangkul, Thailand's tourism minister, told CNN that six injured foreign nationals remain in hospital but are stable and expected to make full recoveries.
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Women need to know about all the potential side effects of birth control, so they can make full and informed decisions about their bodies.
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The two children in the Wednesday shark attacks, aged 12 and 13, were bitten in the legs and are expected to make full recoveries.
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The Paris-based watchdog said national banking regulators could make "full use" of the flexibility they have in rules to support the banking sector.
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Last year, Mr. Sweeney broke his promise to support a constitutional amendment that would require the state to make full pension payments every quarter.
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In 2011 Mr Xi urged officials to "make full use" of Mazu to woo Taiwanese, most of whom have ancestral ties with the mainland.
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Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, plans to make full use of Trump's leverage to keep recalcitrant members of the Freedom Caucus in line.
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An integral part of Christie's, students make full use of Christie's premises, as well as visiting public and private collections, and making international field trips.
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Not every organization that takes its first steps in the data-oriented world of IoT is ready to make full use of complicated analytics tools.
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In a couple of years, he will make full journeyman pipefitter with Chicago Local 597, at which point his job will pay his full salary.
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The statement's language suggested the BOJ will make full use of its existing tools to flood markets with funds, before pondering additional monetary easing steps.
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Here are all the countries warning against travel to ChinaThe Wuhan coronavirus seems to have a low fatality rate, and most patients make full recoveries.
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"It is obviously important that as a responsible government we did make full preparations for leaving the European Union without a deal," the spokesman said.
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Subsequent government shutdowns may mean that property owners will stop making repairs, shutter social services or attempt to evict residents who cannot make full payment.
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The agency also wants to rescind a rule that prohibits employers from pooling tips and divvying the proceeds to employees who make full minimum wage.
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People can easily add layers of animation to a video, and specialized animators can take it to another level and make full cartoons and 3D worlds.
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It could be as simple as fine-tuning a screen's contrast for the visually impaired, which will ultimately make full-sighted people's reading experience more pleasant.
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"We will also make full achievement of the 'iphone' trademark, and work together [with Apple] to benefit more iphone consumers," Quartz translated from the Chinese website.
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What is seldom said is that this failure is the result of the failure of the United States to make full use of its financial power.
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So it didn't make full sense that they were being pitted against us, but you're the same age, you're both in bands and wear skinny jeans!
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My pride in my family's accomplishments has given way to a somber resignation to the fact that I can never make full amends for their crimes.
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At a minimum, claimants should always have the right to select their own structured settlement broker, and be required to make full disclosure of all commissions.
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Not always power kicks, but linear strikes which make full use of the length of the leg and which can often be followed by other strikes.
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"I believe that both countries' teams will make full preparation for matters related to a meeting between the two heads of state," Lu added, without elaborating.
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The 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, F, L and M subways lines make full- or part-time stops in the neighborhood, as do PATH trains.
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Fannie wanted her family to make full use of the opportunities that her profits made possible, but the source of those profits had to stay hidden.
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So far, most patients seem to make full recoveries, but the Chinese Health Commission warns that even those who've recovered could be at risk of reinfection.
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Douglas Colbert, a University of Maryland law professor, described the letters as "very powerful" evidence of intent that the state will make full use of at trial.
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It must offer an intuitive touchscreen interface, like a phone, but it should also make full use of its greater screen real estate and higher spec ceiling.
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The Obama administration has continued to make full use of this authority, turning E.O. 13224's legacy into a bipartisan success story in the battle against terrorism.
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The "Morning Joe" panel was discussing Trump's suggestion in recent days that the nation would not make full payments on its Treasury Department debt, which raised eyebrows.
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A statement from the health ministry says two of the victims, a 2-year-old baby and a pregnant woman, are both expected to make full recoveries.
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"We call on companies and organizations around the world to make full use of this platform in support of the global public health response to COVID-19."
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But Trump's lawyers aren't expected to make full use of their 24 hours over three days, and senators aren't expected to use all of their question time.
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The judge also ordered Bick to spend at least one year in home confinement following his release from prison, and to make full restitution to his victims.
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The new Porsche Taycan will be the first to be able to make full use of the technology, which can add about 23 miles of range per minute.
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Earlier in March, financial magazine Caixin reported that Tianjin-based Bohai Steel Group Co Ltd may be unable to make full repayment on 192 billion yuan of debt.
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Read more:Everything you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 30 secondsThe Wuhan coronavirus seems to have a low fatality rate, and most patients make full recoveries.
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Mr. McGlashan of TPG Growth said that his firm planned to make full use of Noodle's services, offering the start-up as an option for its portfolio companies.
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All three have chosen classical music; all three have made ensemble pieces in which each dancer onstage emerges with charm and individuality; all three make full-bodied movement.
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In this historically weird and uniquely infuriating election cycle, Bee's honest disdain is her greatest asset — and what could make Full Frontal a crucial voice in late night.
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Draghi said the ECB would make full use of its flexibility, and some sources said this so called "issuer limit" could be disposed of or circumvented if necessary.
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He said he would seek to make "full use of the flexibility allowed in the rules" and pursue a more growth-friendly fiscal stance in the euro area.
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Fannie wanted her family to make full and forthright use of the opportunities that her profits made possible, but the source of those profits had to stay hidden.
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These not only make full use of aforementioned aromatic herbs and small fruits, but harken back to the time and place where he first learned to make alcohol.
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But there is, whether it's fair or not, a metric ton of pressure on Bee and her staff to make Full Frontal last beyond its 13-episode order.
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I wanted and needed the information in its 'natural raw' state and in as comprehensive a volume as it was practical for me to make full use of it.
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Christie's Education is an integral part of Christie's, and students make full use of Christie's premises, as well as visiting public and private collections, and making international field trips.
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"It is likely that it will not be possible to honor the renewed 2012 (agreement) and make full payments to Sudan," read the budget on the finance ministry's website.
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Congress could also pass laws requiring presidents to make full financial disclosures before taking office, making more difficult the numerous conflicts of interest that have already bedeviled Trump's administration.
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The social safety net should be designed to promote mobility and earned success, not to anchor people within struggling communities or to make full-time work harder to find.
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"Wanda should make full and immediate repayment as required under the loan agreements, but it can't," said a banker at one of the lenders with exposure to the loans.
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Full-body suits can take over a month to make Gill gets a majority of their orders online and typically takes over a month to make full-body suits.
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To remind himself to make full use of each day, he wears a watch that counts off the time he has left to live — 50 years and 4 months.
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These are minor updates, but when so much of the iPad Pro's appeal is its larger screen, it's a shame not to be able to make full use of it.
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Even if she could make full sense of what you told her, the value of being in touch with reality might not be worth the pain of bearing the truth.
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"As I have said before, the task before us now is to make full, on time funding of our military the rule in Washington, and not the exception," he said.
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This means that wealth managers who manage discretionary retirement accounts will be legally held to higher fiduciary standards and required to make full disclosures regarding conflicts of interest and fees.
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" To that end, Haley earlier this year circulated a letter urging Guterres to make full use of his authority, including by "reclaim[ing]... powers that have been eroded over time.
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Noah Syndergaard was positioned to be the ace, followed by Jacob deGrom, Matt Harvey and Steven Matz — all three expected to make full recoveries from operations they had last year.
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He will be required to make full restitution to GoFundMe and the donors — the true victims in this case — Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina said in a statement to CNN.
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"As Europeans, we have tried and tested and resilient channels of communication on all sides, which we must make full use of in this situation," Maas said in a statement.
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If you like to make full use of your vaulted ceiling with a large real tree, make sure you can fit your 12-foot-tall tree in the stand base.
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China's government is investing huge resources in tomorrow's technologies while its new digital giants make full use of the vast amounts of data they have on Chinese needs, habits and desires.
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It would strictly control the number of new enterprises involved in battery recycling and make full use of existing recycling bases in China in order to promote sustainable development in sector.
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I really like the idea of this, as it lets content make full use of the OnePlus 6's expansive screen and fill it out all the way to the bottom.
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With another shift it could more than double its output, but managers at the factory grumble that their bosses in Japan do not want to make full use of their investment.
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"We affirm the conviction that the judicial process, the judicial system of Kenya and the election laws themselves make full and adequate provision for accountability in this election," Mr. Kerry said.
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"My bill to make full expensing permanent would give manufacturers and businesses of all sizes certainty around investment planning and it would keep our economy humming," Toomey said in a statement.
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He said the country needed to strengthen efforts to ensure the environment was "fundamentally improved" by 2035, and vowed to make full use of the state's centralized authority to resolve existing problems.
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The manufacturer of coal and natural gas chemicals defaulted on the note as it was unable to make full payment on time, it said in a filing to the Shanghai Clearing House.
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Her determination and good humour are well known and appreciated by all, and we at the UCI have no doubt she will make full use of these remarkable qualities in her rehabilitation.
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A Syracuse University analysis finds that the lost revenue from the decline in corporate audits may be as much as $15 billion a year — enough to make full-day pre-K universal.
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Judge Griesa set the condition that Argentina must repeal laws that prevented it from making payments to the holdout investors and make full payments to the bondholders that settled by Feb. 29.
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It's probably not as useful as the demos make it seem — you'll need to buy pretty fully into both the smart home and Google itself to really make full use of it.
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What's more, agencies often fail to make full use of the data they have, despite constantly receiving data requests from professionals in and out of the system who seek to make improvements.
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Second, you can only make full contributions to these accounts if your individual modified adjusted gross income is less than $124,000 this year ($193,000 for those who are married and filing jointly).
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The virus can be deadly, but the vast majority of those who have been infected suffer only mild symptoms and make full recoveries — here's why that's kind of a double-edged sword.
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If a conflict of interest exists, the advisor must make full and fair disclosure of all material facts so the client can make an informed decision whether to proceed with a transaction.
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Beware the effort to make full sense of the President's hiring and firing decisions or to explain why one person (Rex Tillerson, for example) doesn't last, while another person (Scott Pruitt, say) does.
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By 1981, when he knew he would never make full admiral and had wrecked his first marriage with affairs, old political ambitions resurfaced: another sort of national service into which he could plunge himself.
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That might seem a bit old-fashioned, but it is still widely used: despite all their new digital tools, car designers, for one, continue to make full-sized replicas of new models in clay.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has been criticized by Congressional Republicans that his policy of "strategic patience" was a failure and that he must make full use of sanctions authorities given to him by Congress.
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Other materials -- including "medical records, police reports, fire/EMS reports, and, though it takes a lot of effort, next-of-kin family statements" -- are needed to make full sense of a death, he said.
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The ruling depends on two things: Argentina has to repeal a law that prevents it from paying the holdout hedge funds, and it has to make full payments to bondholders who settle by Monday.
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A new model may take time to emerge—electric power was first harnessed in the 1880s but it was not until the 473s that factories changed their layouts to make full use of it.
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Agency leaders also must make full use of internship programs to assess and hire top talent, engage subject matter experts to proactively recruit and evaluate applicants, and develop a stronger presence on college campuses.
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A Maryland legal expert describes the letters officials say Jarrod Ramos sent on the day of the deadly attack as "very powerful" evidence of intent that the state will make full use of at trial.
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"I would like residents to make full preparation for evacuation and recognize that a situation where people need to protect their own lives is getting near," an official at the Japan Meteorological Agency told reporters.
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That's why this week we are distributing a public safety advisory raising awareness of the law and urging police and prosecutors to make full use of it as we work together to protect all Hoosiers.
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Both it and the ECB also want to be firmer on bad loans in future: the ECB has suggested that banks make full provision for unsecured duds after two years and secured ones after seven.
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Until the recall is performed, you may make full use of your Model X, although we ask that you temporarily not have anyone sit in the third row seats while the car is in use.
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The judge's ruling was temporary, putting Mr. Trump's policy on hold at least until the government and opponents of the order had a chance to make full arguments, or until the administration won a stay.
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Although Mr. Trump has pledged to promote a policy that would "make full use of our domestic energy sources, including traditional and renewable energy sources," he has proudly depicted himself as a champion of coal.
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He said the German carrier was receiving compensation from Airbus until it could make full use of the A320neo and that the jet was showing a 20 percent reduction in costs compared with the earlier model.
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Clinton appears likely to make full use of the sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council, including so-called secondary sanctions, which the United States can impose on entities that do business with North Korea.
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So while Omega Collection played as well as ever and looked great in 4K if you had the hardware, it was second- and third-hand content that didn't really make full use of the PS4's power.
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This wave of immigrants saw educational access as a primary motivation to migrate, even if they themselves were often unable to make full use of the educational capital they brought with them because of racist prevailing attitudes.
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On the contrary, diplomats advising Xi would likely conclude that Trump has quickly learned how to make full use of the diplomatic tools at his disposal, and would likely advise Xi to get very serious, very quickly.
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"Until the recall is performed, you may make full use of your Model X, although we ask that you temporarily not have anyone sit in the third-row seats while the car is in use," Tesla said.
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Even if Petty had never struck out solo to make Full Moon Fever, he was part of the American musical fabric that couldn't be avoided, up there in stature with Elvis, Johnny Cash, Bruce Springsteen, Janis Joplin.
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The EBA, which postponed an EU-wide stress test to 2021 to allow banks "to prioritise operational continuity", has asked supervisory authorities to make full use of flexibility in the regulatory framework to support the banking sector.
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The apps' arrival is not too surprising, though, as Microsoft had said last year it would make full Android versions of Microsoft Office apps available to all compatible devices when the Google Play Store for Chromebooks exited beta.
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WOBURN, England (Reuters) - World number 15 Gerina Piller was disappointed not to make full use of her extra length off the tee as the American slid to a 73 in the Ricoh Women's British Open first round on Thursday.
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"The target this year is to start the season reliably, which will allow us to make full use of the potential of the engine, something we were not capable of doing last year," said Cyril Abiteboul, Renault managing director.
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In the ruling, the judge stated that the pizza maker did not earn enough money to make full payments in actual cash, and as such, it was totally acceptable for him to pay for the alimony entirely in pizza.
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Finally, but most importantly, carbon revenues could also boost research and development spending on breakthrough energy technologies needed to make full decarbonization by mid-century easier, in line with the goals of the U.S.-led Mission Innovation project announced in Paris.
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"Many U.S. companies have said to China that they wish to make full use of this expo to increase cooperation between Chinese companies and regions and U.S. companies and regions and to create a more effective platform for this," Hua said.
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Google will be able to make full books available to read through its Google Books service, anyone will be able to upload the films to YouTube, and amateur theaters will be able to produce plays without needing to seek permission.
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Sethi suggests four tips for improving your credit score: Pay off debt fast, automate credit-card payments so you never miss one, avoid closing accounts, and apply for more credit if you can afford to make full payments every month.
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FAFAA said Puerto Rico will make full payments due Wednesday on so-called COFINA debt, which is backed by sales tax, as well as payments owed by the island's retirement system, water authority, municipal finance authority and industrial development agency.
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But government officials and medical experts, in their warnings about the epidemic, have also sounded a note of reassurance: Though the virus can be deadly, the vast majority of those infected so far have only mild symptoms and make full recoveries.
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But government officials and medical experts, in their warnings about the epidemic, have also sounded a note of reassurance: Though the virus can be deadly, the vast majority of those infected so far have only mild symptoms and make full recoveries.
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The solution to anesthesia-related surgical delays at the Denver facility, as at other VHA facilities dealing with similar delays, is most likely right there under the administration's nose: Just make full use of the CRNAs and anesthesiologists who work there.
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"She is exceptionally well positioned to continue to excel at her position, and should be looked upon very favorably for a promotion as soon as possible so that she can make full use of her talents going forward," Lacey concluded.
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The Labor Department announced plans Monday to issue a proposed rule to change the Fair Labor Standards Act regulation and allow employers to pool the tips of workers who make full minimum wage and share them with non-tipped workers.
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The Labor Department announced plans Monday to issue a proposed rule to change the Fair Labor Standards Act regulation and allow employers to pool the tips of workers who make full minimum wage and share them with non-tipped workers.
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The features rolling out when the camera arrives by the end of June won't even make full use of all the technology packed inside; Nest says there are tons of features it'll announce later, so consider the Nest Cam IQ somewhat future-proofed.
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"We will make full use of the highly valuable knowledge and expertise acquired at Monju as we move forward with fast reactor development...first by concentrating on creating a strategic road map," said Japan's Industry minister Hiroshige Seko in the Japan Times.
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The Associated Press reported on Thursday that while both men – who were present at the Brussels Zaventem Airport when the explosion occurred – will make full recoveries, their doctors have said that it will take time for their bodies and minds to heal.
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"This will facilitate domestic institutions, especially small and medium-sized firms and private firms, to make full use of the two resources and markets at home and abroad and raise funds through multiple channels," the SAFE said in a statement on its website.
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President Donald Trump invoked the DPA last week, but his administration has so far been unwilling to make full use of the act, which gives the federal government the power to direct companies to prioritize production to meet US national defense demands.
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Just as expensive oil encourages us to wring more utility out of each gallon of gas, high wages encourage companies to make the most of their work forces — and to make full use of whatever new technologies promise to economize on payroll.
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After four days in the ICU — where she went on to lose her vision after being pumped with so much fluid — doctors told Follis she "was out of the clear as far as possibly dying," but couldn't say whether she would make full recovery.
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He's a gifted wordsmith ("I do like to slip in precise turns of phrase," he said, slipping in a precise turn of phrase), excels at playing characters in his routines and has become physically adept enough to make full use of Radio City's massive stage.
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"[We must] make full use of compliant foreign trade policy tools such as export tax rebates and export credit insurance to ensure the smooth operation of the foreign trade industrial chain and supply chain and ensure that major foreign investment projects land," he said.
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Mr. Pavlic, who has written about his experiences with the letters, said the lack of access to Baldwin's correspondence had made it difficult for scholars to make full sense of — or even create an accurate record of — a life spent constantly on the move.
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Gao Feng, spokesman at China's commerce ministry, said on Thursday that China will continue to improve the administration of tariff quotas for wheat, corn and soybeans in accordance with World Trade Organization commitments, and will make full use of quotas based on market conditions.
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D'Amico, who was the last one to plead guilty for his role in the scheme, agreed to a five-year term in New Jersey state prison and to make full restitution to GoFundMe and the donors — "the true victims in this case," prosecutors said.
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In October 2011, Mueller wrote a letter to the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, resigning his family's membership, explaining, "we live in the District and find that we are unable to make full use of the Club," according to footnote 529 in the redacted report.
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The other was so obvious it did not need to be said: Detroit had Justin Verlander and Miguel Cabrera—a pair that represented, for a good stretch, the premium pitcher and hitter in the game—and wanted to make full use of the head start those two afforded.
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This should make full use of the Shield's Tegra X1 processor (after all, the device is supposed to be about gaming as well as watching TV), but it seems Shield owners are still waiting on those other ports shown off at the device's unveiling, including Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.
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By granting full practice authority to CRNAs, the VA would make full use of more than 85033 CRNAs already practicing in VHA facilities, ensuring our nation's veterans have access to essential surgical, emergency, obstetric and pain management health care services without needless delays or having to travel long distances for care.
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In a court filing on Tuesday, Assistant Illinois Comptroller Kevin Schoeben said increasing the amount of priority payments made out of the state's general fund for Medicaid beyond the proposed additional $75 million would result in insufficient revenue to make full monthly payments to other priorities such as pensions and payroll.
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" The House needs to make full use of its power, including bringing criminal contempt charges against key witnesses who won't testify, argued Danielle Brian: "The House has the authority to compel witnesses to testify, and if it doesn't use that authority, it could accelerate the erosion of congressional oversight power.
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In her analysis, Ms. Chu estimates that at the end of 2016, as much as 22 percent of the Chinese financial system's loans and assets will be "nonperforming," a banking industry term used to describe when a borrower has fallen behind on payments or is stressed in ways that make full repayment unlikely.
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According to the Mueller report, Mueller wrote a letter to the club explaining that he was "unable to make full use of the Club," since he was then living in Washington, D.C., and asked "whether we would be entitled to a refund of a portion of our initial membership fee" from 1994.
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Mueller's report also addressed his membership at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Va., saying he wrote a resignation letter in October 85033 explaining "we live in the District and find that we are unable to make full use of the club" and inquiring about a partial refund for his initiation fee.
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He has been planning to make full use of his time in his trademark way, with daily themes that will weave in staples of hot-button topics from talk radio and the Fox News Channel's opinion programs: Bill Clinton's infidelity, Hillary Clinton's response to the attack on the American compound in Benghazi, and immigration.
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In 2020, you can put away $6,000 in a Roth IRA if you're under age 50 (a bit more if you're older), but you can only make full contributions to these accounts if your individual modified adjusted gross income is less than $124,000 this year ($193,000 for those who are married and filing jointly).
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When asked if China would have to reduce grain imports from other countries in order to meet its U.S. commitments, Gao said that China will continue to improve the administration of tariff quotas for wheat, corn and soybeans in accordance with WTO commitments, and will make full use of quotas according to market conditions.
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While it's possible that droves of caffeine-addled, fashion-starved plus-size consumers were hitting refresh at 12:01 am on launch day to get their hands on those conservative cotton sets and distressed denim befitting the most basic of bitches, it's more likely the brands simply didn't make full runs of the collections.
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Unfortunately for owners, Tesla is advising that they not use the third row for transporting people in the meantime — the company says that "you may make full use" of the car until the fix is complete, but an out-of-service third row isn't exactly "full use" for a vehicle that uses three-row seating as a major selling point.
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Video shows what it was like on the plane evacuating US citizens out of Wuhan, as one passenger describes doing the wave to pass timeWuhan is running low on food, hospitals are overflowing, and foreigners are being evacuated as panic sets in after a week under coronavirus lockdownThe Wuhan coronavirus seems to have a low fatality rate, and most patients make full recoveries.
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The new portability rules will change how EU consumers traveling within the region can consume digital content such as online subscriptions to films, sports events, e-books, video games and music services — enabling them to make full use of their digital subscriptions when they are traveling in the EU, rather than being geoblocked from accessing online services they pay for in their home country.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE echoed Vice President Pence's earlier remarks condemning the actions and said he will make full comments on the events later today.
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Of course, a large part of my safety comes down to not hitting my head in the first place, and to try to prevent that, I make sure to make full use of the lane, avoid high speed straight roads, ride on roads where there are bike lanes or sharrows when I can, and ride defensively in traffic when there is no safe bike lane.
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Read more:A Costco sample-stand worker turned away a kid wearing a face mask because she thought he was from China and could give her the coronavirusCorona, the beer company, says it trusts customers not to link its drinks to the deadly Wuhan coronavirus as searches rise for &aposcorona beer virus&aposThe Wuhan coronavirus seems to have a low fatality rate, and most patients make full recoveries.
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The lawsuit was filed days after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's Labor Department announced that it would roll back an Obama-era rule that prevented pooling tips of workers who make full minimum wage and sharing them with nontipped workers.
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With respect to questions related to classic obstructive conduct (such as witness tampering/intimidation, offering bribes or hush money in the form of money or clemency, or physical threats) or conduct that otherwise involves efforts to obstruct, influence, or impede any official proceeding, or attempts to do so, consistent with 18 U.S.C. Section 11.1503 (c)(2), Special Counsel Mueller should be free to make full oral inquiry of the President during the voluntary interview, subject to objection by counsel.
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CNN, citing the Mueller report, recently debunked the insinuation Trump has repeatedly made that Mueller's departure from his golf club was an acrimonious split that resulted in Mueller having a vendetta against Trump: In October 2011, Mueller wrote a letter to the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, resigning his family's membership, explaining, "we live in the District and find that we are unable to make full use of the Club," according to footnote 529 in the redacted [Mueller] report.
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