"There were some maneuvers that were done that were incredible maneuvers," Beck said.
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"There were some maneuvers that were done that were incredible maneuvers with the aircraft," Beck said.
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Drilling too deep would tear the vein, forcing me to implement some backup maneuvers, maneuvers that I'd be ready to make but would prefer to avoid.
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Mission controllers will conduct a series of orbital maneuvers "to demonstrate the performance of the propellant during attitude control maneuvers, changes in orbital inclination and orbit lowering," according to NASA.
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He quickly maneuvers the napkin upward and below his eye.
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Israel's military said it would not comment on its maneuvers.
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Video shows him doing large loops and other dangerous maneuvers.
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Back up to the head, I tried my maneuvers again.
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NATO also has carried out extensive maneuvers near Russian borders.
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The Retribution was not scheduled to go out on maneuvers.
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Russia accused South Korean jets of "unprofessional maneuvers" and miscommunication.
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His constant legal maneuvers and media savvy kept him there.
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But such maneuvers have been employed in other municipal bankruptcies.
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"They have tried these maneuvers in the past," he said.
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Late Monday, Iraq's defense ministry announced joint maneuvers with Turkey.
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If that happened, he said, he would take evasive maneuvers.
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But then — with permission from the driver — executes those maneuvers itself.
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The pilots commanded the drone fighters to perform maneuvers and attacks.
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Whatever maneuvers they make really do not affect what we do.
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Again, you have a set of maneuvers you have to do.
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One senses the Democratic Party's moderate leadership is mapping similar maneuvers.
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Dad maneuvers carefully into the opening, but it is too tight.
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We're talking about why an individual maneuvers in a particular way.
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Although all of these maneuvers are illegal, they are rarely punished.
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On a 14-second wave, you could get eight, ten maneuvers.
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These maneuvers met with little resistance from the Internal Revenue Service.
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I could do multiple maneuvers per wave, maybe six or seven.
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There are tips and how-tos for navigating knitting's trickier maneuvers.
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Democrats are exploring the possibility of legal challenges to those maneuvers.
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And he dismissed the political maneuvers that might be at play.
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"They do these maneuvers without the necessary security conditions," Freites said.
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"For me, Jerry maneuvers through those righties with ease," Collins said.
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I slid my fingers in increasingly arcane maneuvers, imagining videotape perfection.
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This vacuum is super powerful and maneuvers easily on any surface.
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"Yes, satellite maneuvers happen on a regular basis," West told Gizmodo.
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They push research, criminal investigations, political fights and legal maneuvers forward.
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In 1932, M-1183 sank with all hands during training maneuvers.
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Using a variety of creative maneuvers, Apollo may have cracked the code.
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Type: There are medals and specific combat maneuvers/weaknesses for each Type.
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A continuously rotating magnetic field compels them into performing their acrobatic maneuvers.
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The maneuvers are the latest by the Trump administration to restrict immigration.
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The Russian aerial maneuvers come amid rising tensions on NATO's eastern flank.
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"In my judgement these maneuvers... are unprofessional and unsafe." said Commander Adm.
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Meanwhile, regulators have tried legal maneuvers to ban certain iPhones in Beijing.
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North Korea has long objected to the two countries' annual joint maneuvers.
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The Army trained agents in spotting IEDs, combat maneuvers, and weapon systems.
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Such maneuvers often produce good results for stocks over the short term.
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Both maneuvers would trigger obstruction of justice questions under the criminal laws.
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But the plane made turns and aerobatic maneuvers that suggested some skill.
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Eleventh-hour maneuvers sometimes occur in regulations because they often go unnoticed.
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The things we hold have changed, but the maneuvers are the same.
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J the protagonist allows for narrative maneuvers that would otherwise be impossible.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Unilever may be readying itself for some political maneuvers.
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Turkey and Iraq are conducting military maneuvers on Iraq's borders near Kurdistan.
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Recent maneuvers over the tower at 666 Fifth Avenue underscore the complications.
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Coleman learned aerial maneuvers like loop-the-loops, banking and tail spins.
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Brookover asserts that such maneuvers only increase the ardor of Trump's supporters.
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Moving around your home or office requires some delicate and complex maneuvers.
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But maneuvers that may help Trump politically hurt America on the global stage.
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Despite genre history, Wendy's smooth maneuvers are neither overly effective nor excessively sexualized.
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" Moreover, the bots were also to learn what the researchers call "intelligent maneuvers.
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A few acrobatic maneuvers later and Bond shoots off a cliff to escape.
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They squawk and plot nefarious maneuvers to gain control of their respective cities.
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The maneuvers have at times come as combat escalated in Ukraine and Syria.
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The dizzying series of legislative maneuvers this week left even veteran senators puzzled.
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The FBI's maneuvers, and the resulting poltical firestorm, injected uncertainty into financial markets.
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In everyday use, this deftly maneuvers the concrete canyons it will see most.
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The robot is essentially one long limb, capable of some cool acrobatic maneuvers.
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The object, known to be of Russian origin, started to perform complicated maneuvers.
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The maneuvers that allowed the content to stand took less than a day.
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In Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo such maneuvers have provoked instability.
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But reduced to 10 men apiece, the teams resorted to more rudimentary maneuvers.
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As a result, Congress amended the law in 1970 to thwart such maneuvers.
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He also called on China to avoid dangerous maneuvers during those US operations.
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Mill probably wouldn't have much objection to Facebook's attention-hijacking maneuvers, for instance.
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Another maneuvers the side panel to the body, pressing the panel in place.
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Late in the novel, Johnny maneuvers a reunion between his father and Evert.
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By no means are the Southeast Asian maneuvers the first sign of this.
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The more such maneuvers European, American and Asian navies conduct together, the better.
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I wasn't the only Influencer whose maneuvers had worked them up an appetite.
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The electric motor also helps low-speed maneuvers such as reversing and parking.
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But it is unclear when the maneuvers to reduce Mr. Flynn's role began.
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How many people really know about "Pioneering high jump maneuvers" from the 1960s?
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Such maneuvers are clearly prohibited at all levels of professional and junior tennis.
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In Nigeria, Malawi and Zambia, presidents' political maneuvers failed, and they moved on.
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All of these men were, of course, capable of making shrewd political maneuvers.
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Tax experts told The Times that those types of maneuvers were legally questionable.
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Were there any particular profit-maximizing maneuvers in medical care that surprised you?
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It is hard to say if any of these maneuvers would be successful.
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Once in the air, he caught attention from onlookers in the area by pulling stunts like this: "There were some maneuvers that were done that were incredible maneuvers," Horizon Air CEO Gary Beck said at a press conference on Saturday.
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But Meadow maneuvers the gun to kill herself, while Ally is still holding it.
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He maneuvers around the square and thankfully manages to stay on the bike — success!
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Click here to view original GIFPerforming beautiful ballet-like maneuvers inside a wind tunnel?
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USS Donald Cook's commanding officer deemed several of these maneuvers as unsafe and unprofessional.
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The past year alone has witnessed several maneuvers that suggest Israel's growing adtech ambitions.
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If she'd prefer to use it on herself, watch how she maneuvers the toy.
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This showed that homing wasps perform predictable flight maneuvers when they encounter familiar views.
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Russia denied its aircraft performed any dangerous maneuvers as it intercepted the U.S. plane.
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This could mean making fewer maneuvers to avoid other objects, which could save fuel.
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They even get a day at a racetrack, practicing emergency maneuvers at highway speeds.
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After multiple attempts and some shrewd maneuvers, Angus' stick failed to make it through.
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Video is crisp and clear and stays smooth even during the most outrageous maneuvers.
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Iran's naval vessels halted their fairly routine, aggressive maneuvers near U.S. ships last August.
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And no damage appeared to have been done by the drones' vibrations or maneuvers.
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Those fancy car maneuvers you see in action movies aren't all about good looks.
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The maneuvers prompts a furious response from China, raising tension between the two countries.
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Iraq's defense ministry said the two armies started "major maneuvers" at the border area.
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Duvdevan prided itself on the efficiency of its maneuvers, the avoidance of mass casualties.
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After two hours of these maneuvers under magnification and illumination, the tumor was out.
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We all descended on her with defined roles and a cadence to our maneuvers.
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The first game was about using breakthrough tactics and clever maneuvers to avoid fighting.
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But there is a point at which subtle storytelling maneuvers outmaneuver their own intelligibility.
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The group is overseeing efforts to change the global rules that permit such maneuvers.
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The maneuvers have the potential to cause further delays in an already fitful prosecution.
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But the plane made turns and aerobatic maneuvers that suggest some skill, she said.
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These military maneuvers are normally later in the year and heavily publicized by Iran.
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The pop star also has to destroy us with some seriously disturbing facial maneuvers.
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Wednesday's hearing capped three days of maneuvers with little precedent in corporate boardroom battles.
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That statement seemingly goes against Trump's long-expressed pledge to never telegraph military maneuvers.
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For years North Korea has used a series of sophisticated maneuvers to avoid sanctions.
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As those named in the papers contend, many of these maneuvers are perfectly legal.
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The Trumps' tax maneuvers met with little resistance from the I.R.S., The Times found.
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The few lovers still alive talk about his eager, if awkward, maneuvers in bed.
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Almost uniquely among Wall Street maneuvers, short-selling entails what traders call infinite downside.
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It becomes a lot about reading body language and understanding maneuvers before they happen.
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An international incident was avoided only through military pressure and last-minute diplomatic maneuvers.
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Aurora uses those on-road tests to target specific maneuvers the company can control.
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They are pressuring Walden to use legislative maneuvers to skip hearings on the bill.
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The maneuvers in Luxembourg have attracted scant attention because the litigation is largely confidential.
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Pence probably is more disposed to understanding these Iranian maneuvers than the State Department.
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Sessions praised Trump's trade maneuvers with China and his foreign policy and immigration moves.
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PDVSA has said it would use legal maneuvers to block a takeover of Citgo.
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"It's unforgivable," a union radio advertisement said at the time of the Clinton camp's maneuvers.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," the statement said.
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OSIRIS-REx will regularly perform course correction maneuvers to stay in formation around the asteroid.
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Although, disappointingly, Tatum isn't able to show off some of his more athletic dancing maneuvers.
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Parking or "valet" maneuvers are the perfect place to let the car do the work.
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But Mylan wanted more, and a series of savvy maneuvers allowed them to get it.
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That is called "Mufasa-ing" and it's one of mother nature's most cold-blooded maneuvers.
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How Sipila politically maneuvers the crisis could paint its relations with the EU in 2016.
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I began my maneuvers and placed a temporary clamp on artery upstream of the tear.
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And yeah, most of the animation is really basic, and there aren't any advanced maneuvers.
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Democrats might use parliamentary maneuvers to prevent committees from meeting for longer than two hours.
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That's because the car can react more quickly and capably to a driver's emergency maneuvers.
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It was more complicated than direct ascent, because there were two maneuvers needed in orbit.
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Flight to test one-chute-out failure scenario & push envelope on booster maneuvers #GradatimFerociter pic.twitter.
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By giving players improved combat abilities, more maneuvers, and dodges when it came to sneaking.
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"The authorities' low maneuvers will not obstruct my peaceful struggle," Mr. Katumbi said on Twitter.
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WASHINGTON — American lawmakers have for years been assailing companies for dodging taxes with overseas maneuvers.
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This latest round of legal maneuvers hinges on the arbitration clause in Ms. Carlson's contract.
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But the GOP still controls the Legislature and is considering maneuvers to consolidate its power.
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The carrier deployment is the latest in a series of stepped-up Russian naval maneuvers.
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Not only did he manage to take off, but he also performed basic aerobatic maneuvers.
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It can transform from sealed fortress to inviting home with just a few quick maneuvers.
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According to a recent tweet, the flight will also "push the limit on booster maneuvers".
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The shape of the Black Jet can be clearly identified as it maneuvers over TTR.
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"All maneuvers and tricks to split the motherland are sure to fail," Mr. Xi said.
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Some communities prevented minorities from moving into their town with various housing and legal maneuvers.
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But this isn't the first time a Trump official has spoken casually about military maneuvers.
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Conoco's legal maneuvers could further impair PDVSA's declining oil revenue and the country's convulsing economy.
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It's a chance for players to sound out the officials on certain maneuvers and techniques.
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The paper compares working longer with maneuvers aimed at increasing retirement income, like saving more.
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The goal is to clamp down on procedural maneuvers by Republicans that could divide Democrats.
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Democrats will reportedly attempt procedural maneuvers to force a vote on a bill by Rep.
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From the moment he arrived, the physicality of his political maneuvers was something to behold.
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Moderately bolstered seats can hold a wide range of drivers in place during spirited maneuvers.
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Still, the rocket attack was a significant escalation in Iran's maneuvers in the Middle East.
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The Russian Defense Ministry responded Friday by accusing the USS Farragut of conducting dangerous maneuvers.
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In any event, such maneuvers might pause the fight for Libya, but not decide it.
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He seethes that Jack Palance and Lee Marvin would never have resorted to such maneuvers.
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The release of the Senate bill last week set off a flurry of maneuvers. Sens.
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But these are margin-tinkering maneuvers that foundations do when they make a budget error.
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The airplane started to do some pretty wild maneuvers, but only really near the end.
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But an examination by The New York Times reveals the extent of more secretive maneuvers.
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That way, the mission team will know if any last-minute course-correction maneuvers are necessary.
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Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti maneuvers around its subject's more questionable actions by pretending they don't exist.
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Sneakier maneuvers, such as smaller investments without a majority share, often easily fly under CFIUS's radar.
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"Intel maneuvers like a battle ship," Northland analyst Gus Richard said in a note to clients.
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One level deeper: Webber, deputy director of UT-Austin's Energy Institute, criticized the Trump administration's maneuvers.
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Escalating maneuvers between adversaries is part of a growing trend of state-backed offensive cyber operations.
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What's galling about this and similar maneuvers is that Congress has done nothing to stop them.
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Mirra rode with an aggressive but fluid style that made the most difficult maneuvers appear effortless.
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Caitlin maneuvers through her day with the help of sticky notes on everything in the house.
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But it's still impressive that the software can handle the complex racing maneuvers at that pace.
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The special forces are conducting interviews and will run through tactical maneuvers in the paintball centre.
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But life is unpredictable, and often times fast, evasive maneuvers are needed to avoid an accident.
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The official added however, that the U.S. guided-missile cruiser was never threatened by the maneuvers.
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Here's a refresher on the timeline of this saga, and some thoughts on Qualcomm's defensive maneuvers.
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He also voiced regret that the U.S. and South Korea failed to stop their military maneuvers.
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Temer took over the presidency a year ago when Rousseff was impeached on illegal budgetary maneuvers.
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Using autonomous technology, the bus can undertake maneuvers including parking and moving into a washing area.
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So far, its financial maneuvers haven't been enough to reverse declines at the company's core business.
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Gateway will have to conduct regular adjustment maneuvers to prevent this from happening, according to ESA.
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The maneuvers were made even though the mission team didn't know if they would get approval.
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The military maneuvers have since sparked clashes that have left dozens dead and injured many more.
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All the bluster about "unfortunate" military maneuvers will fade into obscurity once the meeting date nears.
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Republicans have, so far, blocked any floor maneuvers to try and push through a standalone bill.
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Delury said, with Pyongyang quiet, US military maneuvers risk putting Washington in the role of provocateur.
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Sanders noted that he has proposed legislation to crack down on two common offshore tax maneuvers.
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But he has made maneuvers that guarantee Turkey a seat at the table in regional crises.
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The opposition has failed to defeat the undemocratic maneuvers of President Nicolas Maduro and his party.
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Republicans bristled at the parliamentary maneuvers, including the appearance in the Senate chambers of Lt. Gov.
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He has used legal maneuvers and the power of the presidency to avoid prosecution for years.
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It ended up counterfeited and on Amazon after a sequence of maneuvers that began last November.
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The maneuvers were aimed at forcing an enemy to fight on different fronts early in combat.
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The drug companies' aggressive maneuvers have put officials in some death penalty states on the defensive.
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The dealers go by street names — Rama, Manhattan, Seafood, Shoeshine Jimmy — and use elaborate evasive maneuvers.
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But it is maneuvers like these that necessitate a complex tax code in the first place!
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They realize that getting out of the basement will require more than a few agile maneuvers.
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But some have wondered whether Mr. Cuomo's political interests played a role in the fiscal maneuvers.
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Since both satellites are dead, astronomers have no way of communicating with them and initiating maneuvers.
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Some of the maneuvers were at the request of Gates, while others implicated Manafort, Laporta testified.
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In one of the trickier partnering maneuvers, she tumbled over onto the floor — but so what?
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Walters' maneuvers also involved a stock tip to Phil Mickelson, a star golfer, and Carl Icahn.
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The warning enabled Washington to better assess the implications of military maneuvers in and around Poland.
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Instinctively, Hughes maneuvers around the building to the spot where the man seems to be headed.
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For investors, these corporate maneuvers are just another indication that the stock market is operating under duress.
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Outside of Syria, Moscow has largely avoided a robust military intervention, preferring clandestine aid and diplomatic maneuvers.
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Following a series of braking maneuvers, the booster touched down gently just under eight minutes after takeoff.
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"When I was pushing he got a little stuck, so we did some different maneuvers," recalls Flaugher.
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A huge military buildup in Poland is being mounted as NATO signals offensive war maneuvers toward Russia.
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In order to bring the first stage back to a launch pad, additional lateral maneuvers are required.
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But unfortunately, simply shaming companies that reduce their tax bill through these inversion maneuvers isn't a solution.
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And Brembo brakes will help it quickly scrub off speed without fading under repeated hard braking maneuvers.
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The Russian ship "conducted multiple erratic" maneuvers while the Eisenhower was conducting flight operations, the officials said.
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Clapping is one of those innate human maneuvers that's hard to mess up, like blinking or scratching.
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We engage in aggressive and risky maneuvers that put our lives—and those around us—at risk.
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"It is more likely that such maneuvers are due to the systems being manipulated," the report said .
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Despite its financial maneuvers and a leaner cost structure, Sears revenue loss accelerated from a year ago.
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We'll say this ... their drivers pulled some slick maneuvers during the elaborate game of hide-that-belly.
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He described it as a reorganization of the exercises, not an end to maneuvers on the peninsula.
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When both of these maneuvers failed, he finally managed to step on the animal's neck, suffocating it.
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This has left repeal supporters grasping for tactical maneuvers that might salvage the repeal-and-replace strategy.
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Even now, there are legal maneuvers before Colombia's constitutional court that could hamper implementation of the accords.
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It scorned the participation of U.S. nuclear-capable bombers in the maneuvers as preparations for an attack.
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Almost eight years ago, Democrats passed ObamaCare using some tricky procedural maneuvers and a party-line vote.
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Veteran media analyst Porter Bibb also sees an end to two-class shareholding thanks to Moonves' maneuvers.
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US and Cuban military officers hold monthly "fence line" meetings to discuss upcoming maneuvers and other issues.
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But this year it has been particularly aggressive and provocative, conducting massive military maneuvers on Russia's borders.
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Some—mid-wheelie—clambered up and over their bikes, performing acrobatic maneuvers as they sped through traffic.
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The "War Front" maps the sites of major battles and catalogs military maneuvers (surveillance, bombing, "village pacification").
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But Republicans cannot use such maneuvers on a spending bill, which will require 60 votes for passage.
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She now faces an arrest warrant for alleged embezzlement as Morales maneuvers desperately to block her candidacy.
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It has curbed tourism from the mainland, conducted military maneuvers around Taiwan and even threatened to invade.
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In Sudan, such maneuvers have generated deep suspicion among protesters who fear their revolution will be thwarted.
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Turkey and Iran have also threatened retaliation, and both countries have conducted military maneuvers with Iraqi troops.
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The nocturnal "Jojola" could be grounds once used for military maneuvers, horse jumping or a dilapidated carnival.
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Jones's maneuvers have escalated one of the worst fissures in decades in the normally clubby ownership group.
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Then, urgent efforts must begin to channel newly fired passions into what room remains for diplomatic maneuvers.
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But moths gradually adapted, developing the capacity to detect the pulses and respond with evasive flight maneuvers.
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It would be the largest show of force of its kind since major Soviet maneuvers in 1981.
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Observers from Lebanon and Morocco will also attend the maneuvers, the spokesman, Colonel Tamer al-Refai said.
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For there to be hope, they need a combination of shrewd political moves, and tactical military maneuvers.
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In fact he performed semantic acrobatics to denounce America's military maneuvers against Iran without precisely blaming Trump.
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A series of legal maneuvers that could well land the case in front of the Supreme Court.
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It consists of piecemeal tactical maneuvers, but in fact, it is a combination of continuity and improvisation.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is looking into Donald Trump's financial maneuvers prior to his announcing for president.
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Operating like a quadcopter, ADIFO handles "take-off, landing, and slow speed maneuvers" through four ducted fans.
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But several Saudis drove at concerningly high speeds, with a healthy dose of drastic, last-minute maneuvers.
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So the tax cut induced some accounting maneuvers, but did nothing to promote capital flows to America.
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This claim is meritless and, like their other courtroom maneuvers, we believe this latest legal effort will fail.
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Infiltrating your own place might require different maneuvers, but they, too, would involve the creative misuse of architecture.
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"During the current development phase, vehicle operators are relied upon to perform evasive maneuvers," one Tempe detective wrote.
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"Dads have to resort to all these maneuvers because there's no changing stations in our restrooms," Legend says.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," read the statement from European Command.
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These appear mainly to be used for ground excursions, or for when they're performing maneuvers in the Endurance.
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With its whirring blades, glowing red eyes and speedy maneuvers, the drone is a natural and efficient killer.
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It will take some Machiavellian maneuvers, but I wouldn't be surprised if Trump is soon off the stage.
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Other updates include the introduction of new parking maneuvers, including driving into and reversing out of parking spaces.
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It is a gray world circumscribed by the maneuvers of shadowy others and by a creeping, ambient paranoia.
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Jay is a natural; as he quickly and easily maneuvers the truck around the dirt obstacles, and jumps.
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One team of engineers maneuvers the robotic arm, while another team takes laser measurements to precisely determine location.
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Its new Evasive Steering Assist feature will even bolster your defensive steering maneuvers to ensure you react appropriately.
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American forces have so far refrained from engaging Russian aircraft after they've performed maneuvers like buzzing Navy ships.
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But it also means that the payoff for executing the hacks makes it worth deploying those advanced maneuvers.
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The large-scale maneuvers will only fuel the Kremlin narrative that Russia is being encircled by hostile forces.
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Drag queens and wrestlers alike take pains to carefully craft their personas, outfits, makeup and on-stage maneuvers.
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Most obviously, it would weaken May and embolden Johnson as he maneuvers to replace her as prime minister.
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Too bad ... DeAngelo was a natural -- busting out crazy aerial maneuvers, backflips and showing off impressive brute strength.
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But what happens out here in America as a result of his maneuvers is our problem, not his.
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No, the movie and TV industry don't command any divisions, provide tanks, or map out winning battlefield maneuvers.
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Other apologists for the GOP nominee are quick to point out that each of his maneuvers is legal.
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Scroll down for more about high risk maneuvers and how Britney Spears stole the Mars Exploration Rovers' spotlight.
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While Fancy Bear is believed to focus on information warfare, Cozy Bear engages in more traditional intelligence maneuvers.
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A senior U.S. official denounced Beijing's military maneuvers as "coercion" and a threat to stability in the region.
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Military maneuvers in Iraq come after the country's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region voted in a referendum last month.
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But this new age of high-speed maneuvers in foiling catamarans is much more physically demanding and athletic.
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Russia has also held maneuvers here deploying Iskanders, a short-range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
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Such financial maneuvers helped plump up the country's economy, which grew at a breakneck 26.3 percent last year.
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Such maneuvers by progressive activists smack of desperation; when adopted by journalists, they also smack of blatant bias.
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In recent months, China's air force has held military maneuvers near the island, which Taipei has called intimidation.
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The Iranian military maneuvers are normally held later in the year and heavily publicized by Iran, Robertson reported.
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By instigating a series of complex maneuvers, mission controllers are inching the probe ever closer to Comet 67P.
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"GEO satellites have experienced failures, malfunctions, schedule delays, coverage gaps, unforeseen maneuvers and other anomalous events," Roseler explained.
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She maneuvers through big issues with a pace and clarity that makes unpalatable topics fascinating, and unfortunately, relatable.
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I watch the culmination of his blood-stained training in Japan as he maneuvers behind the bar gracefully.
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Martin maneuvers the unsuspecting soldiers into a small area of the boat, then shoots them in cold blood.
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" China's maneuvers radicalized members of America's national-security community, in a cycle that Shirk calls "overreach and overreaction.
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But Chuck Schumer, the Senate minority leader, suggested that he might use parliamentary maneuvers to delay that vote.
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Students can be taught the basic maneuvers and safe use of drones to take pictures or capture footage.
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Using it to justify maneuvers that could amplify distrust in the nation's electoral systems is a dangerous game.
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Both establishments may end up regretting using institutional maneuvers — instead of the ballot box — to oust their opponents.
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The dueling diplomatic maneuvers marked a new low in already frosty relations for the former Cold War rivals.
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The rear wheels turn as well as the front wheels for tighter turns or smoother lane change maneuvers.
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Having listened to the new TCL soundbar for a few minutes, I would argue that the maneuvers work.
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But Lampert himself has been criticized for focusing more on making financial maneuvers than boosting the store experience ...
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These maneuvers violated core constitutional principles: separation of powers and the president's duty to execute the laws faithfully.
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Putin said the Avangard's ability to make sharp maneuvers in flight will render traditional missile defense systems useless.
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"The navigators have no more maneuvers to do," Scott Edgington, the deputy project scientist for Cassini, tells The Verge.
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During these maneuvers, ships pull alongside one another and oil is transferred to a vessel via high-pressure hoses.
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These sorts of policies and maneuvers have led to the closure of dozens of abortion clinics throughout the country.
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The researchers wrote very detailed instructions on how humans could potentially move around in space, based on kitty maneuvers.
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O'Neill's winning run at the SLS Barcelona Open in May was a masterclass in grinds, aerial maneuvers, and creativity.
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Those maneuvers, and this month&aposs descent and rise, show that China still has control over the space lab.
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But as soon as we entered Manhattan, J.C. pulled some slick maneuvers to get Lotter's car in our sightline.
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Mixed martial arts features kicking, punching, wrestling and other maneuvers that can leave the combatants bloodied and sometimes unconscious.
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Many of these maneuvers were later blocked by federal courts, and the latest policy will undoubtedly face similar challenges.
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These evasive maneuvers women artists of the region had embraced with alacrity, and kept popping up throughout the exhibition.
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An emerging engineering powerhouse, India impacts us all, and its cybersecurity or data protection maneuvers deserve our careful attention.
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The spacecraft has already made the necessary course correction maneuvers to reach the space rock on January 1st, 2019.
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These maneuvers come as the Japanese investor confronts a new U.S. law aimed at cracking down on foreign investors.
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But things do slip through the cracks—including 18 apps that used evasive maneuvers to sneak past Apple's defenses.
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Participants in the event launch dozens of feet in the air while pulling their best maneuvers for the judges.
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Mexico has made clear that it will not take kindly to such maneuvers, especially during a presidential election year.
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NASA has been doing maneuvers with the telescope to make sure the newly fixed gyro continues to work properly.
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But they're important basic maneuvers in terms of making sure the robot's propulsion system is working and tuned correctly.
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The drive includes challenging maneuvers such as highway merges, congested city streets with pedestrians and cyclists, and a tunnel.
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During that time, they performed rendezvous maneuvers with a pair of Agena target vehicles that were already in orbit.
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The result is a ride with suspenseful cuts as the cart maneuvers through a hall of props and vignettes.
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Plus, each of the tires can steer themselves so that the truck can pull crazy maneuvers during the ride.
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He multitasks subtly as a photographer maneuvers around his modest studio apartment, taking pains to find the best angle.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," US European Command said in a statement.
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During ship-to-ship (STS) maneuvers, vessels pull alongside one another and oil is transferred via high-pressure hoses.
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Video showed the turboprop plane doing large loops and other dangerous maneuvers as the sun set on Puget Sound.
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The compounding variables of crossing in front of oncoming traffic make it one of the toughest maneuvers in driving.
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In recent months, China's air force has held military maneuvers near the island, which Taipei has denounced as intimidation.
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And apparently, everybody just went along with it and those incredible maneuvers you were just watching, they&aposre real.
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In it a pilot tracks a mysterious orb which performs maneuvers that make a crew heard over radio gasp.
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It&aposs a successful prelude to actual maneuvers at sea that are planned for October in China, said Col.
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But even there, its robots are still reportedly running into issues with routine maneuvers, like left turns into traffic.
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It's not about knowing what the maneuvers are; the hardest part is being steady enough to pull them off.
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As tone-deaf corporate maneuvers go, few are less popular than paying out bonuses in a time of crisis.
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However, complex political maneuvers mean Moderate leader Ulf Kristersson is the bookies' favorite to become the next prime minister.
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At least 18 people were arrested during protests against the Republican maneuvers Friday at the state capitol in Raleigh.
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But elected officials have shown little appetite for new rate hikes or other maneuvers to prevent a bankruptcy filing.
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The maneuvers were deemed unsafe because they restricted the ability of the Navy plane to fly, the official said.
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"Nobody can use the gold reserves except the ECB, for its monetary policy maneuvers," he told Rete4 television station.
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The travelling party squad is rooted to the front of the crowd in a flurry of ecstatic dance maneuvers.
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On Tuesday, JHUAPL posted a batch of animated videos outlining the key phases and maneuvers in the upcoming mission.
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Turns out that most of the biggest political maneuvers in Game of Thrones Season 7 finale were a farce.
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In some maneuvers, their wings would be inches from each other, all while crowds of people watched from below.
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Amy Berman Jackson of the US District Court has been a harsh critic so far of Manafort's legal maneuvers.
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He said Moon had no standing to talk about engagement with the North because of the ongoing military maneuvers.
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He throws lots and lots of things at the wall every day --through tweets, public statements and policy maneuvers.
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Read more: Watch a top F-22 pilot fly 10 death-defying maneuvers in a 2-minute hyperlapse video
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But to her (and everyone's) surprise, all of Senator James's past Machiavellian congressional maneuvers come back to haunt him.
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A series of diplomatic maneuvers at the United Nations have left the US increasingly isolated on the peace process.
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At the weekend, he raised eyebrows by suggesting that NATO risked provoking Russia with military maneuvers in eastern Europe.
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The plane completed 20 maneuvers, each of which exposed the samples to about eight seconds of space-like conditions.
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The regime's maneuvers kept failing, so they had the feeling that people were helping the insurgents from the inside.
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He doesn't mind the maneuvers he has to make to keep his kids from being obsessed with their screens.
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Trilobites Anyone who's tried to kill a cockroach knows that the ancient pests have some world-class evasive maneuvers.
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Over the last few months, Uber and Waymo have traded barbs and legal maneuvers to gain the upper hand.
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The idea is that the players should memorize as many maneuvers as possible, to cut down on thinking time.
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Pentagon monitoring Russian activity in Mediterranean The Pentagon is also closely watching Russian military maneuvers in the eastern Mediterranean.
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According to The Times, his maneuvers in the Daniels case formed part of the legal basis for the raid.
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The announcement by Mr. Trump set off a head-spinning series of diplomatic maneuvers aimed at saving the meeting.
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The NTSB noted that pilot Ara Zobayan scored satisfactory grades in proficiency for maneuvers needed in low-visibility conditions.
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The carrier group is only the latest in a series of military maneuvers by the Chinese government in March.
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By this time, every one of Rybolovlev's financial maneuvers was being scrutinized by his estranged wife and her lawyers.
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Many conservatives believe they'll be able to dismantle Mr. Obama's regulations through administrative, legal or legislative maneuvers, without compromising.
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"I think they probably thought a few high-visual maneuvers such as banning coal shipments would do the trick. "
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He has started shooting, running and jumping drills and will soon start doing more explosive cutting and lateral maneuvers.
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That threw off all the maneuvers the Starliner was supposed to do to make it to its intended orbit.
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The larger corporations use deductions, subsidies and other maneuvers to pay less, or in some cases no, federal taxes.
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The US has accused a Russian spy ship of conducting "unsafe" maneuvers off the Florida and South Carolina coast.
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But months of reporting revealed a highly charged series of political maneuvers, involving nearly every part of the Administration.
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Using a series of maneuvers, it lowered itself in steps toward the moon to finish the de-orbiting Wednesday.
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The Portuguese soccer star's financial maneuvers can tell us a lot about the world's failure to adapt to globalization.
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So blinded is he by his patriarchal worldview that he honestly believes his callous maneuvers will help his family.
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So Republicans claim fraud, attempting to get fewer votes counted as legitimate — particularly through lawsuits and other legal maneuvers.
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Such offenders, she said, could open a gym and perform what she called "maneuvers" on kids on the mat.
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This spacecraft will have five thrusters on board that will help test this propellant through various maneuvers to be performed.
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It hit the divider at that speed without braking or making any evasive steering maneuvers, according to the NTSB report.
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And they'll concentrate their fire on eight of Trump's nominees, using political maneuvers in a bid to delay their confirmation.
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But elected officials this month showed little appetite for new rate hikes or other maneuvers to prevent a bankruptcy filing.
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Though Michael maneuvers the camera like a voyeur, he's appreciating their glamour and grace, not treating them like sex objects.
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Further work is required to address sports, such as soccer, where balance is tightly coupled with game maneuvers, Liu said.
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The spacecraft has undertaken maneuvers since the summer to change its velocity and prepare it for this approach and arrival.
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It resulted in a sticky mess, with zero exciting plate flipping maneuvers of the kind Ramsay demonstrated in his tutorial.
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Another Chinese intercept took place in 2014 when a Chinese fighter pilot few acrobatic maneuvers around a U.S. spy plane.
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The ministry has ordered surprise maneuvers over the last three years as tensions between the East and West have worsened.
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These mystery maneuvers are part of what define Abrams as a filmmaker and cinematic impresario, but they don't always work.
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Nissan is developing a way to help drivers execute evasive maneuvers faster using brain wave technology, the company announced today.
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Then in October, New Horizons will fire its thrusters and perform the first of seven maneuvers to change is trajectory.
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PDT NASA TV is now live with updates from mission control as Juno maneuvers to get into orbit around Jupiter.
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While wrestling at the time seemed to strive for sport, other Masters included techniques that were more lethal combat maneuvers.
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At Macy's, strategies include selling its San Francisco men's flagship for $250 million, with the potential for other similar maneuvers.
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These maneuvers will push the party left, but also make sense in terms of the larger goal of defeating Trump.
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Another Chinese intercept took place in 2014 when a Chinese fighter pilot flew acrobatic maneuvers around a U.S. spy plane.
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The pain for much of last year was mitigated as aggressive price hedges and similar maneuvers kept the industry profitable.
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The participants mix wrestling throws and submission holds, many clumsily applied, with g-string pulls, spanking, and other titillating maneuvers.
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Her political maneuvers are less noteworthy than the sense of entitlement that gets her into trouble in the first place.
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The shooter's maneuvers make clear that the gunman had extensive tactical training, military experts who reviewed the video told Reuters.
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The second possible climax to certain agadmator videos is saved for chess maneuvers that, you can tell, agadmator particularly admires.
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But the figures on meetings and revolving doors don't always show how Google maneuvers those relationships when facing a fight.
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Barrel rolls, for instance, are exactly what they sound like — maneuvers in which the fighter plane makes a complete spin.
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Fighters from bases in Virginia and Massachusetts are also often doing maneuvers off the New York and New Jersey coasts.
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Gravely concerned, sex trafficking survivors and anti-trafficking advocates sent a letter alerting Congress to Big Tech's policy laundering maneuvers.
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These calls will almost certainly increase as Congress seeks to reassure Israel in the wake of Obama's lame-duck maneuvers.
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The Republican Party had pursued unpopular political maneuvers and purged heretics from its ranks, shrinking the party's base of support.
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Democrats repeatedly objected and used parliamentary maneuvers to force a vote related to former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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" The jets didn't respond to safety advisories from the Cook, whose commander deemed several of their maneuvers "unsafe and unprofessional.
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In the last few years, US officials have often complained for Russian Su-27 performing "aggressive maneuvers" against American aircraft.
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Pelosi has built a long-earned reputation for uniting her caucus against such procedural maneuvers, which she deems "gotcha" votes.
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The strike force plans to conduct air defense drills, sea surveillance, defensive air combat training as well as other maneuvers.
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It has previously demonstrated an ability to perform advanced maneuvers such as "Pugachev's Cobra," which allows sudden mid-air braking.
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High-priced attorneys can explain away complicated securities maneuvers, but what about the physical documents that govern real estate transactions?
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The group's selling point was its rambunctiousness, and how its members were ill equipped for traditional choreographed boy-band maneuvers.
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Does it really make any economic sense to use up further room for fiscal policy maneuvers in the good times?
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Using elbows from cadavers, they put the anchors-tape construct through maneuvers on a machine that tests stress and tension.
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It, too, fell with similar maneuvers, with the last step being the chiseling out of the bullet from TJ's skull.
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The committee's probe has been waylaid by political maneuvers, including the White House barring administration witnesses from appearing before Congress.
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Methodically, he orders centers and forwards, most of them nearly a foot taller, through defensive maneuvers and a shooting workout.
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A true writer with a made-up name, whom life baptized several times over in its innumerable maneuvers of changes.
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While the Congressional fight is largely about politics, activists and politicians are making more-concrete policy and legal maneuvers elsewhere.
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Officials said maneuvers practiced in the exercise, called Panther Blade, could be used anywhere, not just on the Korean Peninsula.
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Each series of Greek karate maneuvers, such as the "form" Dr. Daffner demonstrated recently, tells a story from ancient Greece.
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At the time, the Chicago industry was dominated by a few operators who made money through fares, not financial maneuvers.
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It&aposs easy to use, it maneuvers well, and it runs on batteries so I never have to charge it.
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They were wired with sensors and set on a ride that included roughly 50 left-hand turns and other maneuvers.
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It can refer to work before or after a breach, how an attacker maneuvers inside a network, speed or stealth.
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Super Handling All-Wheel Drive — or SH-AWD, as Acura abbreviates it — offers up a palpable edge in brisk maneuvers.
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These annual military maneuvers have since been greatly scaled back and may now be of less concern to the North.
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It even gained control of the largest oil refinery in the United States through maneuvers beginning in the late '80s.
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When she arrived at Mr. Epstein's townhouse, he did not want to exercise but seemed interested in bizarre stretching maneuvers.
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Last month, Iran joined Russia and China on massive joint naval maneuvers in the Indian Ocean and Gulf of Oman.
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Video showed the Horizon Air Q400 doing large loops and other dangerous maneuvers as the sun set on Puget Sound.
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Beams that once supported a printing press are rigged with trapeze swings and glossy ribbons of fabric for aerial maneuvers.
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Mr. Ortega, 70, has relied on acolytes in the courts and procedural maneuvers to purge the ranks of genuine rivals.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," U.S. European Command said Wednesday in a statement.
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Costume designer Salvador Perez Jr. also helped out, even though there were very little obvious maneuvers used to hide the bump.
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As the Senate voted Tuesday to begin debate, members of the Democratic minority were harshly criticizing the legislative maneuvers behind it.
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When the drummer moves to play the high hat cymbal, for example, the robotic arm maneuvers to play the ride cymbal.
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But again, how does one train for actual combat without conducting the necessary maneuvers of soldiers and material that combat requires?
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The U.S. military says they're a way to practice maneuvers, strengthen cooperation between the allies and improved security in the region.
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Trips were arranged to the US Army base at Fort Benning, Georgia, so FSW's designers and animators could observe genuine maneuvers.
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On the final track, WWWINGS joins in for some arctic, grime-inspired synth maneuvers, heavy on aggression and sprawling sound design.
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Many intellectuals in South Korea and Japan have condemned the legal maneuvers against Ms. Park as violations of freedom of scholarship.
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Mark Harrison, a Taiwan specialist at the University of Tasmania in Australia, however warned to read too much into the maneuvers.
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Arch and Alpha have sought to jettison cleanup liabilities in bankruptcy court and Jewell said officials would not tolerate such maneuvers.
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The pilot of the "thirsty" aircraft maneuvers a probe into a basket at the end of the hose and "drinks" fuel.
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But S&P 500 companies typically pay much less than that on average because of various tax breaks and accounting maneuvers.
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The company maintains these turns are advanced and inherently dangerous maneuvers, which is why UPS drivers aren't recommended to do them.
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"There have been maneuvers in the past that sent a signal to the Americans" of a worsening regional situation, he said.
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The Pentagon accused the Chinese vessel of making "aggressive maneuvers," but Tiankai suggested the U.S. Navy bore responsibility for the incident.
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But tensions between the United States and China have already extended well beyond naval maneuvers and even the bitter trade war.
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The Camry maneuvers smoothly from electric to gasoline power, but faces stiff competition in this growing segment of mid-sized hybrids.
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Quoting its civil aviation authority, the agency said the UAE civilian craft had to take evasive maneuvers to avoid a collision.
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In The Lobster, Farrell's soulful eyes are both heartbreaking and funny as David maneuvers through Lanthimos's dark satire of romantic pragmatism.
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Temper tantrums and shoot-from-the-hip maneuvers make headlines and can hurt bystanders, but they're no replacement for sound policy.
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But Mattis said that the drop-off in naval maneuvers was an outlier in an otherwise clear pattern of aggressive behavior.
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The failed presidential candidate and controversial-at-best governor has been in the news lately for a variety of assholish maneuvers.
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The settlement is not the end of legal maneuvers stemming from Conoco's 2007 exit from Venezuela during the country's nationalization drive.
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He didn't need to read books about Mussolini, study Hugo Chavez's maneuvers, or become schooled in the tactics of Vladimir Putin.
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As agadmator walks you step by step through a match, he'll occasionally pause to offer context for the maneuvers being played.
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The "Zapad" maneuvers, held about every four years, are particularly threatening in that they frequently simulate the use of nuclear weapons.
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But that may not stop President Trump from trying a few maneuvers that would essentially cut taxes for corporations and individuals.
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"Market anticipation for more cuts is rising as moderate consumer inflation in July offered sufficient room for such maneuvers," Xinhua said.
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"So far, we've seen gestures, damage control and maneuvers to protect the Church's reputation," Salinas said in a Reuters TV interview.
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The move was seen as a counter-stroke to German maneuvers to gain control of the country's valuable Mosul oil fields.
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The United States Navy just reported "multiple, aggressive flight maneuvers by Russian aircraft" on two separate occasions while in international waters.
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Military maneuvers with allies are always useful, but political warfare is moving to the non-kinetic sphere of weaponized social media.
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The tale unfolds in Stockholm, where a museum curator, Christian (Claes Bang), maneuvers his exhibits to the forefront of modern art.
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Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the center-left foreign minister, raised eyebrows by suggesting that NATO was "saber-rattling" with maneuvers in Poland.
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Pilots previously told Business Insider that the actions taken during the flight were "perplexing" and not akin to typical flight maneuvers.
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It was called the alternative minimum assessment and was created, in part, to prevent businesses from avoiding taxes through accounting maneuvers.
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But in recent years insurers have also undertaken various financial maneuvers to pay dividends to their shareholders despite their low earnings.
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SpaceX and Amazon are also both designing their satellites to be able to avoid collisions through automatic or operator-directed maneuvers.
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After clashes with native groups over development, and controversial maneuvers to stay in office, indigenous voters are now turning against him.
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The various factions propose a series of maneuvers that won't work out because, if they did, it'd be a short show.
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This object wasn't directly in the spacecraft's path, so Pelletier helped execute four maneuvers to point New Horizons on its way.
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What they're saying: Democrats decry Trump's actions as risky maneuvers to force his agenda, while Republicans walk a more delicate line.
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Dr. Kirk Daffner, 61, paused briefly to center himself before he began the first of more than 108 carefully orchestrated maneuvers.
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"We have deep concerns about the unsafe and unprofessional Russian flight maneuvers," the Navy said in a statement on April 13.
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After all, the maneuvers are performed to music on the back of a horse that's cantering in a 15-meter circle.
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Hasbro has launched a Dance Code Belle doll that can be coded to perform different maneuvers and dances using an app.
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It is for these maneuvers, in part to provide Iran some deterrence against relentless American hostility, that General Suleimani is remembered.
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The behind-the-scenes maneuvers come as the White House publicly tries to distance itself from any involvement in Bannon's appearance.
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A Russian spy ship is conducting "erratic maneuvers" while operating off the southeast coast of the United States, officials told CNN.
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They were not expected to focus on lethal maneuvers, or to take place in contested waters where China operates military bases.
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At least two battalions of First Guards units, or some 3,000 armored troops, are expected to participate in the Belarus maneuvers.
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There are emergency protocols and fail-safe maneuvers in book cover design just as there are in any semi-functioning government.
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"Political maneuvers are Kabila's adored game," said Oscar Rashidi, president of the Congolese League Against Corruption and Fraud, a nongovernmental group.
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Moeller says Enbridge can fill its storage space up to 85 percent capacity thanks to maneuvers orchestrated from its control room.
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In one of his more twisted bureaucratic maneuvers, Rokita would forbid schools from putting eligibility requirements on applications for school meals.
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A group of researchers found that for a surgical technique called a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, about half the videos showed unsafe maneuvers.
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But the autonomous craft provides improved precision (it flies lower) and safety (no human pulling difficult maneuvers every minute or two).
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The following explains how Senate impeachment proceedings work and some of the strategic maneuvers available to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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You may be in a rush, but you can't force your driver to speed, break road laws, or make dangerous maneuvers.
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This glitch then kicked off a series of maneuvers that weren&apost yet supposed to happen, putting the mission at risk.
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The prosecutors concluded that the maneuvers did not constitute a credit transaction and thus did not legally require approval from Congress.
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We have very disciplined forces but Russia will occasionally put, particularly our ships' captains in a tight spot with their maneuvers.
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For people living with HIV, the outcomes of political maneuvers surrounding the ACA are literally a matter of life and death.
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The Viet Cong were operating from mobile facilities because of the constant threat of aerial bombardment, infantry maneuvers and logistical considerations.
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Both maneuvers advance their ultimate objective: convince voters the entire impeachment process is politically motivated and therefore shouldn't warrant serious consideration.
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Rather than ending tax maneuvers in which corporations shift money abroad, the international system envisioned by the bill actually loses money.
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The government's decision to use procedural maneuvers to fast-track the Supreme Court bill appears to have caught opponents off guard.
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The LCASD system KUSD will provide represents a configurable design for multiple variants anticipated to perform various missions that could require Nap-of-The-Earth (NOE) Flight, Cruising at High Altitudes, Defensive Counter Air (DCA) Maneuvers, Offensive Counter Air (OCA) Maneuvers, the Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD) and the Destruction of Enemy Air Defenses (DEAD).
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The PackBot climbs stairs, maneuvers in water, and can crawl around at about 2000 miles per hour, faster than most adults jog.
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The PackBot climbs stairs, maneuvers in water, and can crawl around at about 6 miles per hour, faster than most adults jog.
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Drivers must turn the system on when on a highway and can select to control when lane changes and other maneuvers occur.
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The retailer's recent financial maneuvers include selling its Craftsman business to Stanley Black & Decker and closing 150 unprofitable Sears and Kmart stores.
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The mix is relatively light on melody and heavy on skittering percussive maneuvers, with an impressively raw, rough-around-the-edges directness.
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The feats of planning and memory required to predict and react to the maneuvers of an alien army are beyond today's software.
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Not only that, but its flailing maneuvers could damage the possible future of a better theater-going experience MoviePass itself helped create.
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In 2015, he filmed his friends' reactions to his flying maneuvers that have them screaming expletives and literally hanging from their seats.
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China's state-run Global Times media agency published an editorial on Christmas Day, timed to coincide with the aircraft carrier Liaoning's maneuvers.
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In addition to the traditional Pokémon moves, trainers will be able to use maneuvers and provide support to the Pokémon during battles.
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The plan is to continue doing maneuvers like that until Beresheet reaches the distance of the Moon and then enters lunar orbit.
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Opinion: Russia is using Syria to run circles around U.S. The Russian aerial maneuvers come amid rising tensions on NATO's eastern flank.
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The car slows down for speed bumps, accelerates for lane changes, and handles a number of difficult maneuvers like unprotected left turns.
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He'd made films about monasteries and meatpacking plants, fashion models and military maneuvers, schools for students with disabilities and horse racing tracks.
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At higher speeds, however, the rear wheels turn the same direction as the fronts, making it more stable during high-speed maneuvers.
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"Conducting aggressive, erratic maneuvers and moving unnecessarily close to another ship in open ocean is inconsistent with prudent seamanship," the statement added.
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But it took 12 hours to complete the complex series of orbital maneuvers needed to boost ExoMars out of Earth's gravity well.
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And moments ago, the European Space Operations Center in Darmstadt, Germany received the TGO's phone call, confirming that the maneuvers were successful.
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Last month Turkish military maneuvers prevented a vessel charted by Italy's state-controlled Eni reaching an area Cyprus has licensed for drilling.
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"Conducting aggressive, erratic maneuvers and moving unnecessarily close to another ship in open ocean is inconsistent with prudent seamanship," the official said.
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But as the Libertarian Party maneuvers during an unprecedented year in politics, it has a chance to break out of the fringe.
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"(They) conduced unprofessional maneuvers by crossing the course of Russian strategic missile carriers, threatening their security," the ministry said in the statement.
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The maneuvers came as US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson embarked upon his first Asian trip, landing in Japan on March 15.
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The friend tried like hell to help McCarver -- performing CPR and other lifesaving maneuvers -- but he wasn't able to bring him back.
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Which country routinely sends ships to sail near, planes to overfly, and troops to engage in joint maneuvers in the other nation?
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The company's cybersecurity division said it is now selling products that not only defend networks but can conduct offensive maneuvers against enemies.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's maneuvers on the international stage over the last few months have shocked some for their savviness.
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We've never had a spacecraft doing the daredevil maneuvers that Juno will be doing to explore this dangerous and largely unknown region.
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There is as much conflict in literary Rye as there is in outer space, but it is fought with sly social maneuvers.
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On certain days, even after all the camouflaging maneuvers, a fresh opinion piece of his would vanish mysteriously, with no error message.
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The Financial Times reports that the ship steered round in several "doughnut" maneuvers, suggesting that its captain may been considering the offer.
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The maneuvers of Pelosi and Clyburn on Thursday are best understood as getting off the tracks before the train runs over you.
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This suggests broadly defensive maneuvers by participants such as producers who likely locked in price floors for some of their future production.
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The Camaro driver made some evasive maneuvers, but, to Skinner, this behavior did not qualify as probable cause for a traffic stop.
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"We need not be tied to him so closely that we have to engage in permanent cleanup or distancing maneuvers," he wrote.
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Some Chinese commentators have said in recent days that the leadership may respond with immediate military maneuvers in the South China Sea.
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"The passage of time does not allow for the political maneuvers that (some) Libyan groups are trying to play," Seraj's office said.
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He has criticized the country in tweets, while his administration has announced a range of military and financial maneuvers antagonistic toward Beijing.
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During the cone course, the students will learn basic maneuvers, with an instructor as the assistant driver to help guide the students.
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China's air force has conducted a series of military maneuvers near the island in recent months that Taipei has denounced as intimidation.
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In addition to increasing military maneuvers near China's doorsteps, Trump appears to be using aid to counter China's influence in the world.
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One of Trump's other major regulatory maneuvers was unwinding the ACA's requirement that almost all insurance plans cover contraception free of charge.
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He helped plot the final maneuvers of the New Horizons spacecraft from his home base in Canada, and from the United States.
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But, you ask, how did she manage to subdue the entire court long enough to undertake such daring culinary maneuvers without accomplices?
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Also, other Apple maneuvers — like not giving Siri the ability to control music apps other than Apple's own one — seem deliberately unfair.
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Donors phoned in reports on Mr. Biden's behind-the-scenes maneuvers to advisers like Ms. Tanden, a longtime policy aide to Mrs.
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Development of technology that would support such maneuvers has accelerated in the past year as the industry increasingly focuses on autonomous cars.
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But my reporting has tended to focus more on legal maneuvers and high-level policy than on individual people, like Mr. Qader.
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In her 1980 memoir, "The Education of Anna," she denied involvement in the peace talk maneuvers but acknowledged her disappointment with Nixon.
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South Korea's president, Moon Jae In, has sought a less hawkish approach to North Korea, preferring tougher sanctions instead of military maneuvers.
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" Military maneuvers are planned by counting the days before and through an event, so that the day before would be "D-1.
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Since June, 56 service members have been killed or injured in training or during standard maneuvers that did not involve enemy combatants.
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Along the way, you'll drive right through Camp Pendleton, where helicopters buzz the arid terrain and Marines practice maneuvers on the sand.
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As part of their training, its drivers must go through special protocols before making certain maneuvers, such as backing up their trucks.
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This month, Russian troops conducted what Moscow depicted as much more ambitious military maneuvers in Siberia, although their actual scope remained unclear.
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Other animals engage in the same kind of show off maneuvers, some biologists argue, like antelope engaging in exaggerated jumping, called stotting.
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With McConnell's procedural maneuvers on Monday, lawmakers could vote on both the Iran amendment and the spending bill as early as Wednesday.
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North Korea has branded these maneuvers as preparations for invasion, while the United States and South Korea have stressed their defensive purpose.
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Snodgrass told Insider that during his time at Top Gun, he "performed all the maneuvers the new trailer shows and then some."
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His bureaucratic maneuvers may have prevented foreign policy fiascoes in North Korea, Syria, Afghanistan and elsewhere, at least for the time being.
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The change in priorities adds to a growing list of maneuvers by the US in response to increasing tensions in the region.
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As the majority leader, Mr. Price's intimate knowledge of procedural rules and maneuvers, gleaned from assiduous research, helped advance his party's agenda.
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"When those rules are bent, either by unauthorized disclosures or by partisan maneuvers, the confidence on which oversight depends can be eroded."
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The largest Bright Star exercise, as the maneuvers are known, included about 20153,000 troops from 11 nations and was held in 1999.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has already launched an antitrust investigation into Broadcom's anticompetitive maneuvers, the Wall Street Journal reported in January.
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Mr. Humphries, for example, said he fully believed a combination of military and diplomatic maneuvers would head things off with North Korea.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Trump's summer maneuvers can survive the court challenges that so frequently attend his immigration agenda.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Trump's summer maneuvers can survive the court challenges that so frequently attend his immigration agenda.
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A surprise Republican victory could send a dangerous message that they can make such anti-democratic maneuvers — and get away with it.
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In the estranged couple's latest legal maneuvers, Depp's legal team filed a motion to keep witnesses from taking the stand at Friday's hearing.
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So why would a secret program looking at aerial anomalies—"aerodynamic vehicles engaged in extreme maneuvers, with unique phenomenology," says Harris—remain unclassified?
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Through the company's downturn, Lampert has remained constant in his message that the maneuvers he is making will eventually return Sears to profitability.
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The maneuvers would have the combined effect of boosting the current overall bankruptcy-financing package from $300 million to up to $600 million.
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The confident turn-arounds and running righty hooks that comprised his game with the Wolves are now frantic flailing tosses and butterfingers maneuvers.
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Further economic and trade sanctions, increased diplomatic pressure and boosting military maneuvers or shows of force would likely all be on the table.
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" As to why Russia has engaged in these type of aerial maneuvers, Hoffman said that "President (Vladimir) Putin is clearly playing domestic politics.
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Watching the video is quite a trip, as Darbian makes incredibly difficult maneuvers and bugs seem near effortless in an incredibly smooth playthrough.
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In a video just published, the company calls unprotected left turns "one of the most difficult maneuvers" a self-driving car can perform.
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The driver was traveling about 60 miles per hour and neither the system nor the driver made any evasive maneuvers, the agency said.
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And the mission will be a test of SpaceX's craft: it must perform precise maneuvers in order to reach the Moon and return.
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The reason behind the Turkish president's maneuvers is to force European authorities to take a more accommodating approach to Turkish legislation and practices.
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We're just going to have to get used to living in that world if that's how the White House maneuvers and negotiates things.
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The vehicle processes this data to plot its maneuvers and route, driving up and down ramps to move through the garage if required.
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We're working on striking the balance between this and being assertive as we master maneuvers that are tough for everyone on the road.
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"If the US comes with reckless military maneuvers then we will confront it with the DPRK's pre-emptive strike," he told Associated Press.
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The accident occurred during takeoff maneuvers, though the extent of the damage or whether anyone had been hurt was unclear, the spokesman said.
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" He also said North Korea's forces should be "ready for immediate nuclear counterattack to cope with the enemy's maneuvers for a nuclear war.
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If you are here for your own benefit, no need to do maneuvers with the Filipino soldiers, they are good, better than you.
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"So far, all of the trade tariff maneuvers have not had any meaningful impact, either on Chinese growth or U.S. growth," he said.
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Doubts over the BOJ's ability to weaken the yen through maneuvers such as steepening the bond yield curve, however, quickly overshadowed those expectations.
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The longtime Democratic leader remains a political force back home, and his latest maneuvers could impact this week's Senate debate on health care.
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But that doesn't mean that you can't explore with the same ferocious precision that you use to execute tactical maneuvers during a mission.
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Since 2010, Republicans have accused Democrats of using secrecy and extraordinary procedural maneuvers to pass the Affordable Care Act under a dark cloak.
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While many divers stick to basic maneuvers in these early-round dives, Hunt nearly always attempts something with a higher degree of difficulty.
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Those specific unpopular political maneuvers coincided with a broader change in the party, from a big tent to more of an exclusive club.
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The Iraqi maneuvers come after Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region and other Kurdish-dominated areas including Kirkuk held an independence referendum last month.
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In response, Trump has vowed to fight "all the subpoenas" and challenge maneuvers like the release of his tax returns in the courts.
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That could help investigators explain a series of sharp maneuvers the plane made in the final moments before it fell from the sky.
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This deal is just the latest in a string of business maneuvers that have made Cuban one of the wealthiest people in America.
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The move follows some other curious maneuvers by WeWork, namely Neumann reportedly borrowing against his WeWork holdings to the tune of $700 million.
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These maneuvers involve shifting a company's future obligations to policyholders into special financial vehicles that do not appear on the insurer's balance sheets.
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What is clear is the Iranians are on maneuvers, Trump is in their crosshairs and Hormuz may be where they choose to strike.
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He consults a small crew of family, friends and staff for career advice, and is always cautious not to telegraph his political maneuvers.
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"If the U.S. comes with reckless military maneuvers then we will confront it with the DPRK's pre-emptive strike," he told Associated Press.
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Go deeper: Japan maneuvers the Trump presidency ... China courts European allies in trade war ... Japan could be collateral damage in a trade fight
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Mr. Trump seems to have pulled off one of these maneuvers in shifting from traditional conservatism to a kind of race-inflected nationalism.
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Unfortunately, if the current administration's maneuvers between the two Koreas are any indication, this is the last thing on the minds of policymakers.
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In his muscle T-shirt, he started with an imitation of Gregory Hines but advanced into maneuvers that Hines couldn't have dreamed of.
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Generally the athletes that manage to defy gravity for the longest can pull off the most complex maneuvers, positioning themselves for the podium.
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On Monday, Vikram and Pragyan separated from the mothership, and executed a series of maneuvers to slow down and prepare for the touchdown.
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Either way, special operations forces would likely be on the ground in North Korea, conducting risky military maneuvers — putting themselves in harm's way.
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The latest maneuvers come at the start of a week that was supposed to see Britain leaving the European Union, something that Mrs.
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That made operations move more slowly, disadvantaging the US in a world where cyber maneuvers can be completed in seconds — or even faster.
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Järlström said the existing model doesn't account for the deceleration required before safe and comfortable turning maneuvers (like turning right), unfairly penalizing drivers.
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China's economic and diplomatic clout has meant that few countries are willing or able to do much to challenge its extraterritorial legal maneuvers.
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The big picture: There were enormous business challenges, which resulted in an unprecedented number of layoffs, desperate product maneuvers and fire-sale deals.
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These maneuvers often shift the hierarchy in the home, as a couple begins to work against each other rather than as a team.
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Hammer maneuvers his character nimbly as Will skates on the edge of reality, lapsing into hallucinations or fugue states — or something more sinister.
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Some analysts and people who have done business with Sycamore have criticized it for excessively cutting costs and engaging in risky financial maneuvers.
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The journal article recommended increased training emphasizing the lack of warning in accidents, underwater escape maneuvers and post-crash survival in the water.
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Up until his Durban court appearance, Zuma's legal team had been successful in doing just that with a series of mostly procedural maneuvers.
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The "speeds and proximity" of the two Chinese planes, coupled with the "maneuvers" of one of the pilots, raised the concerns, she said.
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"The Israeli fighter jets used the Russian II-20 aircraft as cover against missiles and continued their maneuvers in the area," he added.
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The ensuing collapse of the ruble and Western economic sanctions over the Kremlin's maneuvers in Crimea and Ukraine have hit living standards hard.
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In 2013, Cook testified before the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations about allegations that Apple was dodging its taxes through complex legal maneuvers.
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But the Treasury Department has used a number of maneuvers to keep the government running and allow the country to pay its bills.
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Some Democrats in the Senate, wary that Trump could try to make a recess appointment, have begun exploring maneuvers to prevent such action.
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During that recertification flight, the crew will put the plane through a checklist of maneuvers to see how the plane handles those situations.
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He has also given China some reassurance, however, saying on Saturday in Tokyo that military maneuvers in the South China Sea were unnecessary.
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He added that he was already calling for an independent parliamentary investigation of such maneuvers, including Mr. Trump's real estate ventures in India.
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Frustrations have steadily mounted within the GOP conference over Democratic maneuvers that have slowed the confirmation of Trump's Cabinet nominees to a crawl.
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But like many policy maneuvers in Washington, nothing is as it first seems, and there is more to this than meets the eye.
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A majority of people do not want the president removed; they do not want their votes usurped and canceled by purely partisan maneuvers.
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Thanks to a complicated series of maneuvers within the United States system for evaluating trade cases, the Trump administration now has a Jan.
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Until now, they also haven't given anybody a substantial interview, instead preferring to troll fans and journalists with evasive maneuvers and outright misdirection.
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They created a neural network that can enable driverless cars to perform high-speed, low-friction maneuvers just as well as race car drivers.
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That poses a big navigation challenge for the mission team, requiring much more frequent maneuvers to keep the spacecraft where it needs to be.
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Buck, who oversees US military space forces, said the deliberate maneuvers the mystery object made close to the rocket's booster were a red flag.
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The various efforts are reminiscent of maneuvers by North Carolina Republicans to remove powers from the governor's office after Cooper won election in 2016.
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The agency's preliminary report on a crash this March found that Autopilot did not execute evasive maneuvers and struck the truck at 68 mph.
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Investigators reviewed video and preliminary data from the vehicle and found that neither the driver nor Autopilot "executed evasive maneuvers" before striking the truck.
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Nor will it be enough to discuss the situation primarily in legal terms, no matter how many legal maneuvers proliferate as the inquiry proceeds.
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The maneuvers are more than skill: They're an incredible feat of physical training that allow pilots to breathe and perform under enormous g-forces.
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Many Republicans have also taken umbrage with Democrats' procedural maneuvers, such as Pelosi's decision to not hold a formal vote authorizing the impeachment inquiry.
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They march down the startup alley of Second Street not as assemblies of punks but like a disciplined army on maneuvers— yet ever anxious.
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He had maneuvers that he had to do late at night, so the pills were given to the guys and that's how he started.
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Every now and then, satellites in orbit around Earth have to do slight course-correction maneuvers, in order to avoid collisions with other satellites.
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The exercises included training underwater to simulate space walks, responding to emergencies aboard the space station, and practicing docking maneuvers on a flight simulator.
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While the president's protectionist moves have scared some businesses, farmers and lawmakers, Trump has some progress to show from his year of trade maneuvers.
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Investors are keeping a keen eye on the company's plans for further real estate maneuvers, which many say will drive the company's stock higher.
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The November operation was part of coordinated maneuvers in eastern Mali and northern Niger to try to disrupt jihadist links between the two nations.
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His action caused pilots to take evasive maneuvers during takeoff and placed the aircraft in danger during a critical time in flight, officials said.
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Dr. Michael Pillsbury shares insight on 'Life & Liberty and Levin' about China's tactical maneuvers against the U.S. through its science, technological and military capabilities.
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And even the president's staunchest allies know that bipartisan rhetoric read off a teleprompter is usually undermined by scorching tweets and unpredictable policy maneuvers.
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" The dictator added: "And we should always be ready for immediate nuclear counterattack to cope with the enemy&aposs maneuvers for a nuclear war.
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Trump himself admitted from the outset that his maneuvers will likely trigger a winding legal battle that could ultimately end in the Supreme Court.
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This sequence is popularly dubbed "the seven minutes of terror" because it involves several extremely risky maneuvers that could make or break the mission.
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In those files are Haldeman's notes from the 1968 campaign, recording the Nixon campaign's discussion of how to "monkey wrench" Johnson's election eve maneuvers.
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One campaigner told Reuters the Conservative Brexit camp was "on maneuvers" to make sure May delivers on her pledge to leave the customs union.
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It can follow you, track you while hovering in place, or perform maneuvers like a 360-degree orbit or pan from left to right.
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The Pentagon said Atlantic offshore drilling could hurt military maneuvers and interfere with missile tests the Navy relies on to protect the East Coast.
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The exercises this year are the biggest ever and have included stealth fighter training and other maneuvers that are particularly sensitive to North Korea.
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Back in October and November, the New Horizons spacecraft made four correction maneuvers to get the probe on the right path for the flyby.
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This feature has allowed Trump to rattle sabers and consider various political maneuvers to shut the probe down or at least clip its wings.
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During his days as a fighter pilot and TOPGUN instructor, he said, Snodgrass performed all the maneuvers the new trailer shows and then some.
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As military technology changes to emphasize remote combat, there comes the question of whether the high-flying maneuvers in "Top Gun" are becoming outdated.
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A quad lacks rudders and flaps to control its flight; instead, it maneuvers by adjusting the speed and sometimes the angle of its propellers.
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These military maneuvers in Iraq come after the country's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region voted overwhelmingly in favor of independence in a referendum last month.
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A Turkish patrol vessel "made some risky maneuvers" striking the left side of the Greek coast guard vessel patrolling the area, and damaging it.
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Russia's High North maneuvers in April and May included the test launch of Kinzhal anti-air missiles (NATO code name: SA-N-9 Gauntlet).
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The maneuvers suggest that the gregarious Pelosi ally, who had previously expressed interest in the majority whip position, does not intend to challenge Clyburn.
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Bruce could be seen making "evasive maneuvers on foot in an attempt to escape Mr. Courtier and his red Jeep," according to court documents.
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The Chinese vessel headed aggressively toward the Decatur, while it carried out maneuvers near Gaven Reef, a disputed island in the South China Sea.
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The three-hour flight over the Gulf of Mexico was to include a series of maneuvers and tests of all the airplane's operating systems.
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But just as American companies have bolstered their profits by exporting jobs, many now do so by shifting profits overseas through tax-avoidance maneuvers.
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The "freeze for freeze" however, could de-escalate tensions in the near term by curtailing North Korean tests and large-scale U.S. military maneuvers.
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His comeback has been nothing short of impressive -- he's executed crazy aerial maneuvers, bulked up ... and even sacrificed his body in a death match.
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When he did win a majority of the delegates, anti-Trump Republicans talked about using last-ditch maneuvers at the convention to stop him.
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This flight simulation chair was used during the early years of the Space Shuttle program to train astronauts in remote operations and docking maneuvers.
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Perhaps sensing an impending end, this dysfunction has lately started to metastasize, expanding to include front-office maneuvers and postgame nights on the town.
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As journalist Danny Westneat recently confirmed: Note that these maneuvers–what Tracey Kaye calls "corporate seduction" via tax and other incentives–are not new.
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And of course, none of these procedural maneuvers would solve Republicans' core problem of how to unite 50 senators around an Obamacare repeal bill.
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The judge proceeded to practice a fox trot ice-dance routine as well as maneuvers like swing rolls, 3-turns, Mohawk turns and crossovers.
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Check out the video that Ciara shot ... Russell is aggressively chomping on a stick of gum as he maneuvers the chopper around CenturyLink Field.
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After a long stretch of market woes, investors have many choices for protecting their portfolios, from complicated maneuvers to a classic response: doing nothing.
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"There was something of the flying trapeze in these maneuvers now," Norman Mailer reported when the draft cards were returned to the Justice Department.
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Portions of Mr. Trump's returns that have become public have shed light on the legal maneuvers he has used to reduce his tax liabilities.
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Belanger, who is fine-boned with bright blue eyes and a quality of ethereal, radiant lightness, maneuvers deftly around the space, gingerly moving objects.
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An all-electric AV is more responsive so it can make decisions and complete maneuvers — like navigating around a double-parked car — more quickly.
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"If it is false, it is equally disturbing," he added, because it implies behind-the-scenes maneuvers to discredit the Vatican and cause havoc.
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While delaying that order with a succession of bureaucratic maneuvers, I helped found the Resistance, an organization devoted to generating civil disobedience against conscription.
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Until recently, borrowers like Mr. Fustolo had limited recourse in the face of forceful but legal maneuvers by hedge fund managers like Mr. Howe.
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Twisting maneuvers likely would have worked, especially if the fighters locked horns in the middle of the antler, rather than on the far ends.
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The Space Department's report states that the Chandrayaan-2 launch, orbital critical maneuvers, lander separation, de-boost and rough braking phase were successfully accomplished.
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As the two world champions criticized Verstappen, who is famed for his bold overtaking maneuvers, he shrugged off the attack claiming a psychological victory.
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Russian officials have told NATO that the maneuvers will be far smaller than Western officials are anticipating and will involve fewer than 13,000 troops.
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A British submarine joined the maneuvers for the first time in a decade and US forces are refocusing on a Cold War-style mission.
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According to NAS Key West&aposs website, the base is home to a sophisticated Tactical Combat Training System, which tracks and records aerial maneuvers.
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Anyuru describes these maneuvers with authenticity and integrity: It's in understanding P's own path that the author is able to map out his own.
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Kosmos 2542 attracted particular attention last week when it performed a series of maneuvers, using its onboard thrusters to get closer to USA 20153.
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Even so, some of basketball's most politically active voices have demurred on the issue as the NBA maneuvers behind the scenes to quash it.
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Naval aircrews operating off the U.S. East Coast reported contacts with objects conducting extreme maneuvers that defied any known (or remotely conceivable) technological capabilities.
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Shoigu said it would be the "largest event since the Zapad-270 maneuvers," which involved as many as 22020,220 troops, according to CIA documents.
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North Korea defends its weapons programs as necessary to counter perceived U.S. aggression, such as recent air maneuvers with South Korean and Japanese jets.
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Tune in tomorrow to see how this spacecraft, which will still hopefully carry its first human passengers next year, does with its landing maneuvers.
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This particular race was supposed to help autonomous vehicles handle hazardous maneuvers and out-of-control situations instead of the usual, straightforward driving experience.
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During reentry, it will perform high-speed maneuvers to avoid U.S. missile defense systems and then successfully home in to kill its designated target.
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West of Tifariti, about 50 miles south of the wall, a unit of aging yet fine-tuned Russian troop carriers maneuvers and anticipates battle.
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Benedict Cumberbatch, in the title role of Shakespeare's "Richard III," maneuvers his way to the throne by plotting the murder of his brother George.
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While such maneuvers are seen by many as temporary ways to plug the hole in Sears' operating losses, they should continue to buy it time.
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He also said that Turkey and Qatar were planning to conduct military exercises in coming days and that U.S. forces may join in the maneuvers.
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But the spat is yet another indication of how his reliance on tariffs as a primary foreign-policy tool maneuvers him into tough political corners.
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The department store chain has made a number of financial maneuvers over the past few months as it aims to inject cash into its business.
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The lawsuit claimed WWE made wrestlers perform maneuvers that caused them to incur head injuries, and failed to care for them when they were injured.
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The US flew two strategic bombers over South Korea Tuesday, the first-ever joint nighttime maneuvers by US and South Korean forces over the Peninsula.
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"There's a million maneuvers we do in the street that we're not trained to do," Jung said, drawing groans and gasps from some in attendance.
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On maneuvers in Israel returning from a mission, Elkabetz flew into a foggy cloud-bank that his traffic control tower said should not be there.
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It's a lot like figure skating, in that you have required maneuvers that you have to do and those are judged on a point system.
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Automakers and technology companies, meanwhile, hope to profit from guiding motorists more smoothly into parking spaces using smartphone apps or technology that automates parking maneuvers.
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But before any of this pioneering exploration work can happen, JUICE is going to have to make a series of tricky maneuvers to get there.
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These strategic maneuvers by the defense could derail the plaintiff's high-profile case, sending it to legal oblivion, before it ever gets to a jury.
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Pfizer walked away from buying British drugmaker AstraZeneca in 2014 as the deal met with opposition from both countries over jobs and corporate tax maneuvers.
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Something about the lizard brain just loves to go fast, to perform maneuvers at high speed, to be pleased by bright colors and fun sounds.
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Offshore drilling in the South Atlantic drew challenges earlier this year from the Pentagon, which said it would interfere with military maneuvers and missile testing.
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The maneuvers by which civilization lives or dies are often compared to a chess match, but this looks more like an angry game of checkers.
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They also conducted tabletop exercises focusing on sharing information and joint decision-making, field maneuvers focusing on evacuation of earthquake victims and search and rescue.
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Then in October, the vehicle will begin the first of four maneuvers that will put it on the right path to get into Bennu's orbit.
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The maneuvers successfully demonstrated the cargo delivery and refueling process for the future space station, which will be similar in size to Russia's Mir spacecraft.
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KCNA reported Friday that Kim considered South Korea's military maneuvers to be "suicidal" acts that could torpedo the recent diplomatic progress between the two sides.
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Among industry maneuvers the report highlighted: coal operators sell to sister companies at low prices or collect penalty payments from utilities that reject coal deliveries.
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Recent news about the FBI's investigation of emails from Hillary Clinton's top aide and Donald Trump's dubious tax maneuvers bring these questions to the fore.
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French Energy Minister Segolene Royal warned EDF board members on Wednesday against maneuvers that would prevent the closure of the Fessenheim nuclear plant, France's oldest.
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Unlike rudimentary auto-park systems currently on the market like Tesla's Summon, Bosch's home zone can handle up to 100 meters of complex parking maneuvers.
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By safely executing 1,400 regularly, we generate enough data for our engineers to analyze and incorporate learnings into code they develop for other difficult maneuvers.
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Marshalltown, Iowa (CNN)Donald Trump's presidential campaign has been full of high risk political maneuvers -- but his latest one could be his biggest gamble yet.
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The military maneuvers in northern Iraq come after the country's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region voted overwhelmingly in favor of independence in a referendum last month.
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And Black talks about the strategic tricks — the rule changes and other tactical maneuvers designed to haul Kasich over the top of Cruz and Trump.
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Foreign diplomats trying to advance their own national interests on this shifting political terrain find principles and strategy replaced by Byzantine maneuvers and endless arabesques.
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J Street backed this shift with political cover, campaign donations and organizational unanimity, providing a convenient panacea to American Jewish community outrage over Obama's maneuvers.
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Russia and China have conducted joint military maneuvers, including exercises in the South China Sea and last summer&aposs joint navy drills in the Baltics.
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But, in 28503, Republican Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) began threatening to use questionable parliamentary maneuvers by the majority to twist the Senate's rules.
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In all phases of the game, Zinke's tenure ranged from bungling policy maneuvers to the outright undermining of the agencies he was tasked with supervising.
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But he is an avowed China hawk, and has consistently railed against Beijing's cyberattacks on the United States and aggressive maneuvers in contested Asian waters.
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In recent years, Russia and NATO repeatedly accused each other of stirring up tensions in the region by deploying more arms and conducting provocative maneuvers.
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But even Sunnis opposed to the Kurdish vote were alarmed when Iraqi forces conducted military maneuvers with Iranian troops inside Iran along the Iraq border.
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Now Going home for the holidays can be expensive and stressful, but with the right timing and these maneuvers, it doesn't always have to be.
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He is known to play a ruthless inside game as he maneuvers to win bureaucratic battles and freezes out people he thinks have crossed him.
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Now that the school has declined to bargain, the case is expected to come before a federal appeals court, after a series of legal maneuvers.
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Still, security analysts and military commanders warned that the end of large-scale military maneuvers did not mean the end of the Islamic State threat.
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Beresheet, a small Israeli spacecraft with the giant ambition of landing on the lunar surface, has completed maneuvers to go into orbit around the moon.
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An intensely responsive soloist, he maneuvers with assurance as Mr. Alexander dances about him, bright chords and buzzing inflections laying fresh bait at every turn.
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The Democratic maneuvers in the race reflect a sometimes-grudging consensus among many donors and strategists that a more liberal candidate would falter in Arkansas.
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The exercise, known as Zapad-22013, is the latest iteration of a series of training maneuvers that began under the Soviet Union in the 22017s.
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At the beginning of the century, Iranian officials could shake the oil markets by staging military maneuvers or merely hinting that they would reduce supplies.
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By the numbers: Mission controllers experienced "7 minutes of terror" during its 2012 landing when a complex series of maneuvers brought Curiosity to the surface.
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CNN legal analyst Joey Jackson said it would make sense to have national guidelines on appropriate police maneuvers as opposed to just in New York.
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A newly-released contract, first published by Stat, shows how the $1 trillion company maneuvers to obtain valuable health data without handing over any money.
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In May, The Times's Brian M. Rosenthal exposed the financial maneuvers that helped lead to the collapse of the taxi industry in New York City.
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Schumer worked behind the scenes to forestall the nuclear option, then voted in favor of the maneuvers when Reid proposed them on the Senate floor.
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The penalty was the first for the offense since drivers were given a written warning at the previous race in Texas about such 'defensive maneuvers'.
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That Mr. Morell's incriminating memo was released to clear Ms. Haspel's name demonstrates the degree to which the agency maneuvers under the cover of law.
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While on maneuvers once, with the 82nd Airborne Division, he made a night jump, but the pilot let the platoon out in the wrong area.
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The troops are conducting military maneuvers known as Zapad, Russian for "west," in Belarus, the Baltic Sea, western Russia and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.
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The rest of the cast, all but one of them imported from last fall's London production, do perfectly well as spotters for the stars' maneuvers.
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"The competitor should be a drone fighter plane that's remote controlled by a human, but with its maneuvers augmented by autonomy," Musk tweeted on Friday.
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You're still getting 250 horsepower out of the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, which is more than enough for highway merges and passing maneuvers.
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It's essentially too late for any 2018 tax-savings maneuvers, but you can still use that year's return to shore up your year-end planning.
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In between the Republican parliamentary maneuvers, Mr. Nadler made no effort to cover up the unruly circumstances, but he put the blame on Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Gentiloni's support in Parliament could be tenuous, and it could last only as long as the internal maneuvers in Italy's quarrelsome political parties allow.
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Or maybe it's because the special counsel Robert Mueller is looking into Trump's financial status -- and maneuvers -- prior to his decision to run for president.
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SpaceX confirmed to Quartz that its Starlink satellites have made a total of 16 autonomous maneuvers in space, but did not say when they occurred.
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The model kept botching certain extreme maneuvers, because the plane's new aerodynamic profile was dragging its tail down and causing its nose to pitch up.
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Discussions remained largely in the exploratory stage over shared interests over watching Chinese maneuvers in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, where China's presence is growing.
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Self-driving cars are trained to be overly cautious, but there may be situations where they need to make high-speed maneuvers to avoid a collision.
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Starsky Robotics has a similar vision, but says that the trickier driving maneuvers could be done by a human in a remote location, Predator drone-style.
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Paul Kim, director of ETF strategy at Principal Financial Group Inc, said companies were using keen maneuvers to boost profits even when sales growth was minimal.
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The Cook "encountered multiple, aggressive flight maneuvers by Russian aircraft that were performed within close proximity of the ship," according to a statement by European Command.
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We do not know how successful Mr. Kim will be in his latest maneuvers to seek sanctions relief and thereby secure regime survival for the elite.
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That could potentially allow a satellite to last much longer in orbit, as it will have more fuel over time to change position or make maneuvers.
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In the video, the sari-clad Meenakshi performs a series of quick maneuvers against her opponent using just a stick, demonstrating both her skills and agility.
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Each MET-D will be controlled by a driver, a gunner, and four soldiers, who will control a pair of RCVs to assess platoon-level maneuvers.
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The policy is also the latest in a string of maneuvers pushed by the Trump administration — and Cuccinelli — that advocates believe is aimed at restricting asylum.
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