I was a very design-y child, and I internalized all these lessons about trying to use the minimum number of pots to make dinner, or how to take the minimum number of steps.
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Progressives have been pushing for months to increase that minimum number.
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What is the minimum number of editors who should see it?
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Besides, would that mean requiring a minimum number of minutes on screen?
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The opposition submitted 2m signatures in April, ten times the minimum number.
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What is the minimum number of throws needed to identify all pairs?
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They started with the minimum number of bearing points needed for support.
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They must increase the minimum number of medications that will be covered.
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Premium placement of a minimum number of Google search ads: requiring third parties to take a minimum number of search ads from Google and reserve the most prominent space on their search results pages to Google search ads.
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He faced the minimum number of hitters in the second, fourth and fifth innings.
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That is the minimum number needed in the 435-member House to pass bills.
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"We're likely to see the minimum number lifted, probably to 50," said Michigan Rep.
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It also did not guarantee a minimum number of users who would see that ad.
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The District of Columbia was granted three electors by the 23rd Amendment, the minimum number.
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Morton was only slightly less flawless, facing the minimum number of batters through five innings.
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As a result, Tanaka has still faced the minimum number of batters through five innings.
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The bank may require you to engage in some specific qualifying activities with your account, such as making a minimum number of debit-card or check transactions per month, having at least one recurring direct deposit, or making a minimum number of ATM withdrawals monthly.
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Progressives have been pushing to lift the minimum number so that more drugs can be negotiated.
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The next step was to determine the minimum number of genes required for life and reproduction.
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It's the minimum number of days for the guy to be charged by the criminal court.
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"When you see 100,000 people — that's a minimum number," President Trump said during the press conference.
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And it limits the opposition to a minimum number of packed districts that it wins overwhelmingly.
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The state now requires public companies based there to have a minimum number of female directors.
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It also increases the minimum number of days notice from 60 to 90 for such events.
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The defense will only allow the state the minimum number of hairs required to run the test.
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With two outs in the sixth, Koehler had faced the minimum number of Twins when trouble struck.
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It's certainly not standard to define the minimum number of those, but there are groups who do.
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"Twenty is the minimum number of moves needed to solve the Rubik's Cube," Christopher reminded me again.
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One of the changes increased the minimum number of drugs to be negotiated from 35 to 50.
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Voting rights advocates should champion statewide benchmarks as to a minimum number of polling places per resident and per physical distance, require a minimum number of voting machines at each voting location, and put in place rules to ensure an adequate allocation of state resources to meet those benchmarks.
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Even odder: 10 (minimum number of days required by an inpatient internet-addiction program at a Pennsylvania hospital).
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Security updates are mandated within the second year as well, though without a specified minimum number of releases.
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Mandatory sentencing automatically imposes a minimum number of years in prison for specific crimes -- usually related to drugs.
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And it packs the opposition's supporters into a minimum number of districts that the opposition will win overwhelmingly.
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Some, like Oregon resident Cynthia Speckman cheered when the minimum number of votes was passed to impeach Trump.
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Miller has named 85033,600 as the minimum number of troops necessary to support the Afghan military, it added.
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Those 353 jets are the "minimum number" Canada needs to maintain its international obligations, according to the government.
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Those 18 jets are the "minimum number" Canada needs to maintain its international obligations, according to the government.
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Greinke has faced the minimum number of batters through three innings while needing just 28 pitches to get there.
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Google requires third parties to take a minimum number of search ads from Google, with premium placement for them.
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Initially, Facebook wanted publishers using Facebook's paywall tool to provide a minimum number of articles for free each month.
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Instead, information is distributed throughout the system, and reading that data involves sampling from some minimum number of neurons.
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For instance, over 140 other countries have a guaranteed minimum number of paid sick days and we do not.
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If enough scouts find themselves at the same site, they'll reach the minimum number needed to relocate the colony.
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A Supreme Committee spokesperson said Qatar was on track to deliver the minimum number of hotel rooms required by FIFA.
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Last year, Facebook paid publishers, including Mashable, to produce live videos, requiring a minimum number of minutes streamed per month.
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In order to further reduce noise, we set a minimum number of companies founded in that metropolitan region since 2003.
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Impairment clues: Maxwell said I showed two of a possible eight clues—the minimum number of clues for a fail.
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The union by law has to keep a minimum number of workers on site to ensure safety at the mine.
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What is the minimum number of turns you need to ensure that the buzzer will go off (with probability 1)?
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Entry costs $21, for the bare minimum number of two boards for 2350 rounds, but I never play the minimum.
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Instead, it's often used to coordinate the minimum number of workers required to meet forecasted demand, if not slightly fewer.
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It also increases the minimum number of drugs Medicare must negotiate from 25 to 35, which would be phased in.
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Casual workers should also be entitled to a minimum number of guaranteed hours "after a predefined continuous period," the Commission said.
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Such systems boost profitability by scheduling only the minimum number of employees needed to keep lines moving and cash registers ringing.
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That process has been simplified to relax requirements for a reception area and no longer mandate a minimum number of rooms.
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Then experts will count the bones and come up with a minimum number of individuals that could be in the shipment.
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Effectively, that means any governing coalition can alter the law, since 61 is the minimum number of seats for a coalition.
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The CEO requires all executives to ride a minimum number of autonomous miles themselves, so management would put passenger safety first.
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That's the minimum number of women and girls on the planet who have undergone female genital cutting, the United Nations says.
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The Federal Railroad Administration is considering a rule that would require most trains to have a minimum number of crew members.
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When it comes to buying your own jet, there are a minimum number of flight hours that make it cost efficient.
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The billionaire CEO of Bloomberg LP is self-funding his campaign and therefore could not meet a minimum number of donors.
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To maintain hospital privileges, a physician must admit or treat a minimum number of patients each year, usually between 12 and 30.
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Some hospitals require doctors to live within a certain distance of the hospital and admit a minimum number of patients per month.
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In the end, it fell short of the minimum number of tokens it had hoped to sell by more than $6 million.
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Hamels faced the minimum number of hitters until Alex Bregman doubled with one out in the fourth for the Astros' first hit.
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In addition, it would make it a Class A misdemeanor to establish a minimum number of registration forms for workers to collect.
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At the time of writing, its Missing Migrants Project estimates that the minimum number of deaths in the Mediterranean this year is 635.
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Many buildings near parks or bike lanes, or ones geared to a demographic group that favors cycling, exceed the minimum number of spots.
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For safety's sake, one would want to approach any unexploded munition with the absolute minimum number of people required to accomplish the mission.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the minimum number of victories that every Cy Young Award-winning starter had earned before 1982.
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Bloomberg qualified for the Nevada debate after the Democratic National Committee dropped its requirement that candidates earn a minimum number of campaign contributors.
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In another move easing political restrictions, the minimum number of people required to start a party will be halved to 20,000, Tokayev said.
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He had no academic focus, no plan beyond enrolling in the minimum number of credits to receive the G.I. Bill's monthly housing allowance.
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If you hold those benchmarks up against last season (and raise the minimum number of games to 55) that number rises by 12 players.
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The SPCP sets a minimum number of hours of classes, as well as bloodborne pathogen training, for anyone who is accredited by the organization.
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The IWA, for example, has lengthy guidelines on accessibility, from measurements for door openings to the minimum number of accessible rooms a hotel needs.
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She wrote that it was her "sincere regret" to cancel because she hadn't reached the minimum number of reservations needed to host the meal.
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Winners: Many immigrant detention centers are run by private companies whose contracts with ICE often include a guaranteed minimum number of filled detention beds.
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T-MOBILE US INC - WITHIN SIX YEARS OF CLOSING, PARTIES COMMITTED TO DEPLOYING A 5G NETWORK, WITH A MINIMUM NUMBER OF 5G SITES NATIONWIDE
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But Europe's competition chief said that Google still required third-party companies to show a minimum number of Google-provided ads on their site.
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He highlights that Noom provides a minimum number of calories per day, encouraging people not to restrict food in an unsafe or unhealthy way.
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JetSmarter customers can charter a plane by buying a minimum number of seats (usually three or four) and JetSmarter sells the rest to other customers.
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Most players, like Mr Thiem, choose to enter more than the minimum number of smaller tournaments, and in those cases, their best results are counted.
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What's happening: In spite of the tension developers are newly navigating, most cities continue to require developers to add a minimum number of parking spaces.
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Indeed, it was so few that it didn't even meet the minimum number of 55 seats for the Congress Party to become the official opposition.
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If the divisions persist, a minimum number of ten EU states may apply the tax on their own under a procedure known as enhanced cooperation.
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Through eight innings, Rays pitchers had faced the minimum number of batters, a streak that was spoiled when Devin Mesoraco singled leading off the ninth.
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Normally, employers set their employees' schedules, requiring them to work a minimum number of hours and often dictating when and where to report for work.
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Unless the sentence explicitly bans the possibility of parole, a "lifer" in any state can theoretically be paroled after serving some minimum number of years.
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For instance, a stock index fund needs to track a benchmark with a minimum number of equities that meet a target market value and trading volume.
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Banks are seeking to staff the new hubs with the minimum number of people possible initially by conducting some of the operations from existing London bases.
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Other candidates have had to spend money on digital ads just to build their lists and attract the minimum number of donors the DNC has required.
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A second bid is expected to gain ground from a number of hedge funds that only tendered a minimum number of shares the first time round.
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Now Mr Lee proposes increasing the minimum number of opposition MPs to 12 (Parliament currently has 89 elected members), and to give NCMPs full voting rights.
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These partners were obliged to prominently place a minimum number of ads served by Google and were forbidden to use rival search companies to place ads.
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DeGrom faced the minimum number of batters through six and two-thirds innings, allowed three hits and two walks and struck out two on 93 pitches.
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The minimum number of tables required varies by city, which means there isn't a guarantee that there will be available reservations even for Premium Access cardholders.
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COM INC - REPURCHASE PROGRAM HAS A TWO-YEAR DURATION, DOES NOT REQUIRE PURCHASE OF ANY MINIMUM NUMBER OF SHARES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Lawmakers increased the minimum number of flight training hours to 1,500 hours for first officers who want to obtain a license to fly commercial passenger airliners.
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This time, after facing the minimum number of batters through three innings, Kershaw lost command and the 4-0 lead his hitters had built against Keuchel.
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According to Musk, the company has already produced 12 engines, which is less than half of the minimum number needed to outfit a Super Heavy booster.
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Lawmakers increased the minimum number of flight training hours to 85033,500 hours for first officers who want to obtain a license to fly commercial passenger airliners.
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In 2008, nearly 70 percent of the voters in Milwaukee said a resounding "yes" to a ballot initiative to establish a minimum number of paid sick days.
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Others feared that they would be forced to work a minimum number of hours or forfeit their right to cancel a passenger they didn't want to take.
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IBM emphasizes that a blockchain works best as a network, so she's now seeing more initiatives focusing on getting a minimum number of companies on a blockchain.
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Many have to rely on bringer shows — that is, they have to turn out a minimum number of audience members before they can get behind the mic.
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Then in July 2018, Democratic Change was shut down along with three other parties for failing to acquire a minimum number of votes in the 2015 election.
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There should be a minimum number of hours guaranteed from the first day for casual workers and more safeguards for workers during probation periods, the ETUC said.
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Some of the quantitative hurdles include spending a minimum number of 40 hours flying, completing a certain number of hours at night, and a certain number of landings.
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New Jersey, Massachusetts, Washington and Illinois are among states that recently proposed requiring publicly traded companies to have a minimum number of women on their boards of directors.
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Many of these places have poor public transport and plenty of room for cars, thanks to rules that oblige developers to provide a minimum number of parking spaces.
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While the requirement seems commonsense, doctors often find it difficult to maintain the minimum number of admitted patients or they live too far from the hospital to qualify.
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He is scheduled to appear in court for sentencing in September, when the judge will establish the minimum number of years he must serve of his life sentences.
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Tanaka still looks to be in complete command, setting down the Astros in order in the fourth, and he has still only faced the minimum number of batters.
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To mitigate that problem, Facebook is in talks to increase the minimum number of people who can be targeted with political ads from 100 to a few thousand.
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Norton announced a day after Thursday's hearing that her bill had secured 218 voting cosponsors, the minimum number of votes needed to pass legislation on the House floor.
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Terms vary, but it's not unusual to see conditions such as receiving digital statements, making a minimum number of debit card transactions, and having at least one direct deposit.
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In an ideal world, researchers should publish how they determined the minimum number of animals required to make sure they could answer the question they set out to answer.
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Some opposition lawmakers recently submitted an amendment to raise the minimum number of employees from 50 to 300, before a company is required to draw up a "disconnection" charter.
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Martinez settled down immediately after misplacing the curveball that Escobar displaced over the visiting bullpen, facing just one over the minimum number of hitters in the next four innings.
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The analysts' working day lasts just seven-and-a-half hours, while breaks can be taken whenever an analyst needs one—and a minimum number are mandatory every day.
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SPORTS An article on Tuesday about the Mets' pitcher Jacob deGrom misstated the minimum number of season victories that every Cy Young Award-winning starter had earned before 8003.
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Starting this week, the company plans to have work for only "the minimum number of employees necessary to maintain basic business operations" at Macy's, Bloomingdale's, and Bluemercury, Gennette added.
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In reality, it is a Goldilocks-like search by Republicans for a bill that can get the bare minimum number of votes needed for the party to claim victory.
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A study at the Gap released this year found that sales and productivity rose when workers were guaranteed a minimum number of hours, consistent shifts, and schedules in advance.
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To qualify for free checking, you may have to keep a certain balance, use your debit card a minimum number of times per month, or jump through other hoops.
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However, it recently announced that it is considering increasing the minimum number of people who can be targeted by specific political ads from a hundred to a few thousand.
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The practice of policing based on quotas — requiring officers to arrest a minimum number of people within a particular time frame — was outlawed in New York City in 2010.
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Greinke has still faced the minimum number of batters in this game, with his lone blemish being Juan Soto's single in the second, which was erased by a double-play.
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The U.K. election has resulted in a hung parliament, with no party gaining the minimum number of seats – 22015 out of a total 22 - required to form a majority government.
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Only a couple of weeks after the Netflix original dropped, a petition for Avery's release has garnered more than 100,24 signatures, the minimum number to earn a White House response.
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One of the constraints removed by the deal has to do with the minimum number of workers that union contracts say must be on hand to work at each well.
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The Yankees could have used offensive contributions from anyone in their lineup against Corey Kluber, the Indians' starter, who faced the minimum number of batters over his final six innings.
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"[B]ecause the complication rate from abortions is so minuscule, most abortion providers cannot meet the minimum number of admittances that hospitals require before granting privileges," NPR's Nina Totenber writes.
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US Soccer is required to "pay a $100,000 annual salary to a minimum number of 'WNT Contracted Players' each year" even if they do not play for the national team.
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They say workers are frequently called into work on short notice on days they weren't scheduled, while often not being assigned the minimum number of hours they're promised each week.
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More studies should be done to determine what is the minimum number of sessions needed to reduce pain, or at least the perception of it, the authors of the study wrote.
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To receive elite status, customers must meet two thresholds: a minimum number of miles earned and a minimum annual spending level, ranging from $3,000 for gold to $12,000 for executive platinum.
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It is also possible, although unlikely and unproven, that only this combination of choices yields the absolute minimum number of split counties or municipalities, the key criterion of the court order.
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At United, flight attendants will be paid for the minimum number of monthly work hours they're entitled to receive under their union contract, a senior executive at United said on Friday.
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Flight crews have had trouble reaching the minimum number of hours even before the coronavirus crisis, due to the ongoing 737 Max grounding, so minimums have been paid in past months.
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The Democratic National Committee on Friday unveiled new debate rules that dropped the requirement for candidates to obtain a minimum number of campaign contributors, opening a previously closed door for Bloomberg.
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The minimum number of legs a stool needs to be balanced is three; therefore, experts demonstrate that removing even one of these legs, or incomes, renders the whole structure totally unstable.
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"The number [of injured Americans] keeps fluctuating, as you might expect it would in a situation that is this fluid," Kirby added, refusing to give a minimum number of confirmed injuries.
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They now span 455 pages, going into granular detail on subjects including the minimum number of toilets — one for every 12 detainees in male facilities or eight detainees in female facilities.
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The result made him eligible for Wednesday night's Democratic debate in Las Vegas after Democratic officials scrapped the requirement for candidates at the debates to have a minimum number of donors.
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For example, the review is not recommending that the government bans "zero-hour contracts" — a controversial form of employment that does not entitle the worker to a minimum number of working hours.
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Hilton has not yet commented on the minimum number of dimensionless physical constants from which all other dimensionless physical constants can be derived — but it can only be a matter of time.
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This may include applying for a minimum number of jobs (and being able to prove you applied), going on a certain amount of job interviews, or performing other 'job-seeking-related' tasks.
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Metacritic score: 88 The practice of policing based on quotas — requiring officers to arrest a minimum number of people within a particular time frame — was outlawed in New York City in 2010.
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"Setting a minimum number of kilowatt-hours for renewable power is not the same as buying all of it, as stipulated in the renewable energy law," said Friends of Nature's He Miao.
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Rules that require a minimum number of parking spaces to be constructed for every new restaurant table or every 100 square metres of office may also be softened in mixed-use developments.
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Most domestic flights, said Taylor Garland, a spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants, are run with the minimum number of attendants allowed, which means crews may not be aware of problems.
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The Oregon state constitution contains a somewhat quirky provision in Article IV, Section 12, regarding what constitutes a quorum — the minimum number of legislators necessary for the legislature to do its business.
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Just 23 percent of people with serious mental illnesses worked at least 20 hours a week, while only 43 percent of people with substance use disorders achieved this minimum number of work hours.
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Wozniacki's participation had been in doubt as injury prevented her from fulfilling the minimum number of Davis and Fed Cup appearances required in a four-year Olympic cycle to qualify for the Games.
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The first task will be to establish that the remains are definitely human; scientists will then count up the bones and come up with a minimum number of individuals that are being repatriated.
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The idea generally is that campaigns, like corporations, are basically built to apologize, walk back, and/or preemptively manage expectations so that the minimum number of voters take offense at any given thing.
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Where to watch: Netflix What started as a fascinating experiment in how long a TV season could sustain itself with the bare minimum number of characters has become a compelling post-apocalyptic comedy.
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Where to watch: Hulu What started as a fascinating experiment in how long a TV season could sustain itself with the bare minimum number of characters has become a compelling post-apocalyptic comedy.
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Duffy, who was 0-1 with two no-decisions in his previous three starts, had held the A's to one single in the first four innings while facing the minimum number of hitters.
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Progressives have for months pushed for raising the minimum number of drugs to be negotiated up from 25, for example, winning a small change up to 35 drugs, but still pushing for more.
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Those that are, such as those at American and United, as well as union pilots have pay protections in their contracts for a minimum number of hours they can be paid each month.
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To remain eligible, students need to remain in good academic standing, take part in a required number of community service or volunteer hours and complete a minimum number of credit hours per year.
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HHS announced Thursday its intention to allow states to deny Medicaid to otherwise eligible individuals unless they prove that they are working (or participating in related activities) for a minimum number of hours.
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In the past, there have been stipends for "full-time" therapists who maintained a minimum number of patients, as well as for mentors, who received a small payment for guiding groups of newer therapists.
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There's a lack of monetization on the vast majority of podcasts: The minimum number of downloads per podcast needed to enroll in the industry's ad marketplaces or start discussions with most advertisers is 50,000.
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With a minimum number of troops, the United States was able to achieve most of its initial goals — using maximum firepower, new technology and with a successful partnership with local forces on the ground.
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There must be a Labour leadership election, but it's unclear whether Mr. Corbyn will even get the minimum number of signatures from Labour members of Parliament he needs to make it onto the ballot.
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The biggest debate regarding this coverage decision is about whether the government should continue to require a minimum number of annual surgical and interventional cardiac procedures for a hospital to maintain a TAVR program.
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But the data can be adjusted to remove structural elements from long and short positions (the minimum number of long and short positions which never change) to show the underling dynamic position more clearly.
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If monkeys or meerkats are looking for a better place to forage, they need to reach a consensus about moving on among a minimum number of animals — called a quorum, just like in Congress.
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That brought down the total number of shares he owns to 250,000 — which is the minimum number of shares that the CEO of Intel is required to own, according to a Motley Fool report.
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Social Democratic Party leader, Schulz, has been a proponent for a mandatory minimum number of electric cars from the European Commission because, he argued, it would give auto makers incentives to develop new technologies.
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They force you to buy a minimum number of items to get the best deal, adding back the very psychic burden Prime had eliminated from the equation of online shopping in the first place.
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Klobuchar campaign manager Justin Buoen said the campaign spent the third quarter growing its organization in the early states -- and that Klobuchar has already exceeded the minimum number of donors to make the November debate.
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Merianne Rose Spencer, a statistician with the National Center for Health Statistics, told VICE News that the overdose totals in her recent fentanyl report should be considered "the minimum number" based on the available data.
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The 1857 documents set the distance between bases in a baseball diamond at 90 feet, established nine "innings" as the standard game length and set the minimum number of players on a team at nine.
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Borrowers are usually allowed to release their co-signers after a minimum number of on-time payments have been made, but Navient created obstacles that made releases "deceptively difficult" to obtain, according to the lawsuits.
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But the company says it's ramping up its outreach to Historically Black Colleges and Universities as well as Hispanic Serving Institutions, the federally funded colleges and universities that enroll a minimum number of Hispanic students.
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The administration is expected to tighten those requirements by reducing the minimum number of guns stolen that would prompt an investigation, and potentially eliminating the requirement that one of the guns is used in a crime.
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Aerospace types point to regulations enacted by Congress in 2013 that upped the minimum number of hours of cockpit experience a pilot must have in order to fly for a commercial airline, from 250 to 1,500.
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Measures adopted across the nation typically require a minimum number of paid sick hours or days each year and often mandate other guidelines in terms of permissible reasons for leave and record-keeping duties for employers.
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Volition software determines a different vote threshold for every idea, based partly on a guess of how many voters actually will buy the product, plus the minimum number of customers needed to make the economics work.
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"We got 218 Republicans, we got a majority in the Senate and we have a Republican in the White House," Mr. Jordan said, referring to 218 seats, the minimum number required to hold the House majority.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Washington state lawmakers voted down a bill on Friday that would have forced Boeing to keep a minimum number of jobs in the state in exchange for receiving billions of dollars in tax breaks.
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Nadal and Wozniacki's participation had been in doubt as injury had prevented them from fulfilling the minimum number of Davis and Fed Cup appearances required in a four-year Olympic cycle to qualify for the Games.
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In the absence of a minimum number of lawmakers -- many of whom were blocked from entering the building -- procedure requires the National Assembly to form a "Preparatory Commission" to find ways to reactivate a voting session.
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One example of a Medicaid waiver involves work rules, which require able-bodied adults to work a minimum number of hours each month or participate in an equivalent activity as a condition for continued Medicaid eligibility.
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That number has since been increased to 21 games, which is expected to remain the minimum number of games they will play at the Coliseum each season until the arena is ready for the 2021-22 campaign.
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The United States is struggling to secure the minimum number of votes needed for the United Nations Security Council to impose an arms embargo on South Sudan amid U.N. warnings of possible genocide, diplomats said last month.
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It has a partnership with Princeton University that allows about a dozen Princeton undergraduates each year to take the minimum number of science courses and study any other subjects they wish before attending medical school at Jefferson.
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But those accounts, largely available through community banks and credit unions, often come with a long string of qualifying hoops — including direct deposit, a minimum number of debit card transactions each month and electronic receipt of statements.
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Yota's manufacturer for the first two YotaPhones, Hi-P Singapore, sued for $126 million back in 2015 because YotaPhone reportedly refused to take delivery (and presumably pay for) the minimum number of phones it agreed to order.
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But for small states, the two extra votes do give some boost, the biggest being in the states that have only three electoral votes (the minimum number), when in a strictly proportional allocation they would have less.
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ZF also lowered the minimum number of shares needed for the takeover to go through to 50 percent of Haldex's capital from 90 percent previously, saying its priority was to gain a majority stake in the group.
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After 17 years of trying, MIT's Erik Demaine has co-written an algorithm that unlocks the secret of how to fold a piece of ordinary paper into any shape at all, using the minimum number of seams.
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For example, it cancels the demand for a license and test to be a real estate broker and cancels the requirement for a minimum number of vehicles to receive a license to operate a vehicle leasing company.
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Among the suggestions made by Hermes, which manages 28.6 billion pounds ($35.81 billion) across a range of assets, were for periodic board 'effectiveness reviews', as well as an independent chairman and a minimum number of independent directors.
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Their successes are attributable in significant part to lucrative immigration detention contracts with special prerequisites: "guaranteed minimum" payments, contractual provisions that require the government to pay local jails to incarcerate a minimum number of people per day.
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After the chaos of Tuesday, State Senator Kimberly Yee, a Republican, said she would amend one of the election bills making their way through the Legislature to require counties to operate a minimum number of polling sites.
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It incorporates all of the company's advanced technology and is designed to conform to a limited length of 100 feet, 23-foot beam, 16-foot draft, and a minimum number of cabins, heads and below-deck features.
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The report released by McGovern also floated "enhanced unanimous consent," which would require the House adopting a resolution increasing the minimum number of lawmakers needed to object to an attempt to pass a bill by unanimous consent.
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Swaney met the requirements of the International Ski Federation, which governs the sport, by finishing in the top 30 at certain World Cup events that had less than 30 competitors and scoring a minimum number of points.
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"We know that children heal better and faster the younger they are, therefore our goal for Erin and Abby was separation as soon as possible with minimum number of surgeries," he was quoted saying in the press release.
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States are typically required to pay for a minimum number of inmates even if they can't fill a prison, so they have an incentive to fill up private prisons to an extent to get bang for their buck.
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We urge CMS to either set a minimum number of claims to be audited each period by provider to close the low volume loophole or consider increasing the base ADR limit across the board for all provider types.
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Wozniacki's participation in the Olympics had been in doubt as an injury had prevented her from fulfilling the minimum number of Davis and Fed Cup appearances required in a four-year Olympic cycle to qualify for the Games.
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At issue are legislative proposals in some states and in Congress that would mandate a fundamental aspect of train operations – these proposals would require a minimum number of on-board freight rail crew members each train must deploy.
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But the cruise company did file a data security notice with the California Attorney General, which indicates at least 500 California residents were involved because that is the minimum number of people needed to trigger a mandatory filing.
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While Masahiro Tanaka and Zack Greinke both look good — each has allowed one hit while facing the minimum number of batters through three innings — the slight edge goes to Tanaka because the Yankees have hit more balls hard.
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But the DNC announced Friday that it was dropping an eligibility condition: Candidates no longer need to meet a minimum number of donations, previously in the hundreds of thousands, to win a spot at the DNC-sponsored debate.
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The Democratic National Committee unveiled new debate rules on Friday that drop the requirement that candidates obtain a minimum number of campaign contributors, opening the door for former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg to take the debate stage.
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Caneel also attempted to reduce its full-time staff, successfully negotiating in April 2017 with the Economic Development Commission to decrease the minimum number of employees with full-time status to 523, a reduction of almost 100 people.
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Here's the disparity, as outlined by ESPN: Among the numbers cited in the EEOC filing are that the women would earn $99,000 each if they won 20 friendlies, the minimum number they are required to play in a year.
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If both Cairo's offer and a rival one, by existing RCS shareholders, will reach the minimum number of subscriptions, an agreement between the two groups over the management of RCS will have to be found, Il Sole 1003Ore says.
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The bill's commonsense fixes would remove outdated program rules such as requiring participating libraries to hold a specific minimum number of books in their collections, an anachronism in 2018 when library services range from online databases to 3D printing.
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In order to participate in the Premium Access program, restaurants were required to commit a minimum number of tables for three days each week: Friday, Saturday, and one other day the restaurant deems as one of its busiest days.
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After the 2009 crash of a Colgan Air plane due to pilot error, the Federal Aviation Administration five years ago raised the minimum number of hours of flight experience to become a passenger airline pilot to 1,500 from 250.
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In some cases, however, officials are discovering that it is far more difficult than expected to set aside long-established rules that mandate in-person meetings or votes, often with a minimum number of participants required for a quorum.
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ESPN broke down the differences in pay: Among the numbers cited in the EEOC filing are that the women would earn $620,000 each if they won 20 friendlies, the minimum number they are required to play in a year.
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Donald Shoup, an authority on parking economics, estimates that creating the minimum number of spaces adds 67% to the cost of a new shopping centre in Los Angeles if the car park is above ground and 93% if it is underground.
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Ordinances requiring a minimum number of parking spaces per apartment unit factor in, too: Where minimums are relatively high, as in Texas, the best solution can be wrapping the building around a parking deck, a style known as the Texas doughnut.
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It also suggests an expansion of California's current zero-emissions vehicle (ZEV) "credit" system in which automakers have to make and sell a minimum number of clean cars, but they can swap credits if they have a deficit or a surplus.
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That's because college students must meet a series of requirements, including maintaining a minimum C average and successfully completing a minimum number of credits, in order to qualify for the full amount of loans and grants they're expecting to receive.
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Jim Bueermann, the president of the Police Foundation, a nonprofit group focused on improving policing, said that once a police department reached a needed minimum number of officers, the equation was not as simple as more police equals less crime.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian political movement Momentum has collected over 266,000 signatures to force a referendum on Budapest's 2024 Olympic bid, its chairman said on Friday, well above the minimum number of signatures required to put the matter to a vote.
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It is an evolution from the carrot and stick approach introduced in the firm's 2018 compensation plan, which rewarded brokers for recruiting more new clients and penalized them, by docking their base pay, for failing to recruit a minimum number.
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Here, the explanation could be that nonwhite students are more affected by state requirements because they are more likely to take the minimum number of courses required or attend schools with standards that were lower before the state laws passed.
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While the law doesn't outline a minimum number the president should set, it's not hard to make the case that Congress never intended the president to set a refugee admissions goal of zero considering the initial goal they set was 85033,000.
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Schakowsky, who is also a member of the progressive caucus, said changes have already been made throughout the legislative process to satisfy progressives, including upping the minimum number of drugs that must be negotiated from 25 to 35 over time.
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Pressure is mounting for the federal government to step in as more cities and states pass family leave legislation requiring employers to give staffers a minimum number of paid days off to care for family members, including a new baby.
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What's next: Facebook aims to fill the oversight board's 2 co-chair roles soon, and it plans to have the first 11 board spots filled by the end of 2019 — the charter-specified minimum number the board needs to operate.
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The fourth consecutive NBA Finals match-up between the two rivals proved to be the most lopsided as the Warriors clinched the best-of-seven series in the minimum number of games with a 108-85 victory in Cleveland to repeat as champions.
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We know that's a minimum number and many more are out there and have not been found," said Warren, adding that "it remains as necessary as ever for local residents and humanitarian aid volunteers to stand in solidarity with migrants and refugees.
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While that deprives the new Parliament, for the time being, of the sweeping powers it would have had with 112 seats, the minimum number needed for a two-thirds supermajority, the move eased a constitutional clash that many Venezuelans feared could unleash violence.
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As part of a review of the GEM board, the exchange may look at eligibility requirements for listings, including increasing the minimum number of independent shareholders or requiring companies to also sell shares in a retail tranche during initial public offerings, Graham said.
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He took the mound before a crowd of 48,113 — the Rockies' third sellout of the season — gave up a single to start the game and then retired nine batters in a row while facing the minimum number of hitters through the third.
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The reforms would create stricter work requirements for able-bodied adults between the ages of 18 and 0003, requiring them to provide monthly proof that they are working a minimum number of hours a week or are in a job training program.
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Facebook does not apply its ad authorization policies to certain news sources that it determines have a good track record for avoiding misinformation, have a minimum number of visitors and have ads with the primary purpose of reporting on news and current events.
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Facebook does not apply its ad authorization policies to certain news sources that it determines have a good track record for avoiding misinformation, have a minimum number of visitors and have ads with the primary purpose of reporting on news and current events.
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Daryl G. Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association, a disarmament research and advocacy group in Washington, said he regarded the minimum number of ratifications to put the treaty into effect — 40 — to be relatively low, possibly limiting its coercive impact.
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To the would-be entrepreneur who wants to open a hair salon, the legal requirements of hundreds of hours of training, a minimum number of years of education, and the successful completion of a written and theory exam may be simply insurmountable.
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Pelosi ultimately reached a deal with progressives Tuesday to include provisions to increase the minimum number of drugs subject to negotiation under the bill from 35 to 50 and extend protections against drug price spikes to people on employer-sponsored health insurance plans.
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They include records being set in designated competitions, record holders being subject to a minimum number of doping control tests in the year before the record, and for an athlete's doping control sample to be stored for re-testing for 10 years.
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In one recent call with political advertising groups, Facebook said it was considering some tweaks, such as the possibility of raising the minimum number of people who could be targeted to 1,000 from 100, according to two people familiar with the discussion.
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The plan did not initially require the government to negotiate the cost of a minimum number of drugs each year, which could have meant a Republican administration might choose not to negotiate at all, since conservatives typically oppose government intervention in drug prices.
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However, Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni said countries that agreed digital multinationals needed to pay more tax should move ahead separately under a procedure known as "enhanced cooperation," which allows a minimum number of ten EU states to apply the tax on their own.
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Low-wage workers with intermittent hours and no paid leave who would need to stand in line at the office or submit continuous paperwork will be especially burdened because the bill requires monthly documentation to prove they are working a minimum number of hours.
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While the conservative senators are ultimately expected to vote for the bill, Heller is a much harder no, and if he gets his way, it will be tough to create a compromise that works for the minimum number of Republicans required to pass the bill.
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"If we can't do 60 votes on infrastructure, we probably couldn't do 60 votes on anything," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri, referring to the minimum number of senators needed these days to pass a bill, and one that would have to include Democrats.
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The quality of the DNA was not always sufficient to make a precise identification all the way down to the level of "species", but, overall, the researchers recognised genetic material from at least 31 different groups of animal—meaning that was the minimum number of species represented.
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Unless there's some arbitrary minimum number of U.S. casualties (greater than one but less than four) above which administrative heads should roll, there's no standard by which Benghazi should have become the subject of a vast, conspiratorial inquest, but the botched raid in Yemen should not.
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The 1997 Amsterdam treaty set up a system of "enhanced co-operation", whereby a minimum number of countries (now fixed at nine of the 28) may adopt common policies so long as they remain open to new members and do not discriminate inside the single market.
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In another press release, Census officials said the National Processing Center and Paper Data Capture Center East in Jeffersonville, Indiana, will move to the "minimum number of on-site staff necessary to continue operations" until April 1 as another way to protect the health of Census workers.
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The Wall Street Journal later reported that Facebook is considering increasing the minimum number of people a political ad can target on its platform from 100 to a few thousand — but at this point, Facebook still hasn't made any changes, so anything could be on the table.
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"Cost headwinds at FedEx Ground are largely driven by the expansion of six- and seven-day delivery due to a minimum number of employees required to staff and operate the new schedule prior to the volume and revenue coming on," Graf said on the company's earnings call.
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While it's possible such technology could help long-struggling publications find new revenue, Google's prior moves in the arena came with their own caveats—like its "first click free" program to boost the search rankings of sites which offered a minimum number of paywall-free articles a day.
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In a statement posted on his Facebook page on Friday he said he had made the decision so that he could try to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics — a process that would require him to play in a minimum number of Davis Cup ties in the build-up.
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"I hope, pray and believe there's a decent chance that four Republicans will join us — if they do, we will have a fair trial," Schumer said on ABC's "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," noting the minimum number of Republicans that Democrats will need to follow through on their request.
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Indeed, in case after case, the Supreme Court reminds us that tradition is relevant to legal understanding (the Noel Canning case, where the Court accepted the long-standing practice of what minimum number of days was required to have a recess long enough for a recess appointment, particularly comes to mind).
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"After 30 days of work, the human remains of at least 166 people have been found, that is the minimum number of individuals identified on the basis of skulls that have been discovered in 32 different parts of the search area," the state attorney general's office said in a statement.
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When announcing the role elimination, Amazon gave Reserves employees three options: take on more hours by moving to a "flex" customer-service role — which is the same position but requires a higher minimum number of weekly hours — apply for another job within Amazon, or end their employment and accept severance.
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Without Diamond, we would not have known that each of us is a flower, growing in life's garden and that the minimum number of hugs that you should accept each day is four; she's like the female Raffi, though a little less Cat Stevens and a little more Barney & Friends.
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His coalition is down to the minimum number of seats in the Knesset necessary to hold on to power, his ministers at war with one another and with him, and remarkably, the police have recommended indicting him on serious corruption charges three separate times, the most recent on Dec. 2.
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Tara Dowling, the director of college counseling at the Rocky Hill School in East Greenwich, R.I., said that many secondary schools (including, as it happens, Dylan Hernandez's) now require a minimum number of hours of service from students, whose schedules — jammed with sports, arts, SAT prep and more — leave little time for it.
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The FAA Reauthorization Act increased the minimum number of rest hours between work days from eight to 10 hours, which hasn't been implemented, to ensure that we have enough time to get to our hotel, have a meal, get enough sleep and return to the airport in time for our next flight.
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For firms which only advise on pension transfers, this charging model "has the greatest potential to incentivise unsuitable advice, as such a firm would not be viable if it did not recommend a minimum number of transfers each year", the FCA said in a consultation paper on improving the quality of pension transfer advice.
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Pete Buttigieg: Well, first of all, we've got to make sure that we have a minimum number of areas where those negotiations take place, high-volume and high-need drugs, so that even under a Republican administration that might not have the same enthusiasm for these negotiations, that I would, that there's a floor.
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Bill SB-22013, which passed California's state congress a few weeks ago and is now on Governor Jerry Brown's desk, would require all public companies with principal executive offices in the state to have a minimum number of women on their boards — proportionate to the total number of board members — within the next few years.
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Kenya's Supreme Court chief justice David Maraga said he was forced to adjourn the ruling because the minimum number of judges required to hear the petition had not been met — the deputy chief justice's bodyguard was shot Tuesday night while another judge was unable to get on a flight back to Nairobi in time for the hearing.
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Kamerade said that no one had yet asked what the minimum number of working hours was to achieve positive mental health, and it was a missing piece of evidence in the discussion about why it is we work so much, especially when anywhere between 9 and 47 percent of jobs in developed countries could be lost to automation.
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These laws are enacted with the knowledge that doctors who perform abortions can almost never get admitting privileges, either because of objections to abortion by the hospital or the surrounding community or because so few abortion patients ever need hospitalization that the doctors can't meet the minimum number of hospital admissions that some credentialing committees require.
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Its objections included that Google required exclusivity in AdSense site search deals, mandating that third parties do not source search ads from its competitors; that Google required third parties to take a minimum number of search ads from it, with premium placement for them; and that Google required sites to seek approval from it before making any changes that might involve competing ads.
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BUT A robot arm has some extra challenges, like: Also, while I know it looks really simple, and perhaps this robot is a tad slow, it's important to remember that the minimum number of moves to solve any Tower of Hanoi puzzle is 2n - 1 (so, in this case, that's 2 to the 7th power, minus 1, so that's 127 moves).
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As with Houston's work, the new lower and upper bounds both come at superpermutations via the traveling salesman problem: The lower bound shows that a route through all the cities must travel along some minimum number of paths that cost more than $1, while the upper bound constructs a specific route for each n that uses only $1 and $2 connections.
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That is the minimum number of Special Operations forces, intelligence officers and support and security personnel that the Pentagon and C.I.A. believe are necessary to hold the capital, Kabul, battle militants of the Islamic State and advise an Afghan military that remains, at best, a fractured, inconsistent fighting force after close to two decades of training and billions of dollars in American and NATO investment.
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The moment Donald Trump officially became the Republican Party's nominee for president — thanks to the delegates of his home state of New York, including his own son — the sound system began to play "New York, New York," and the gigantic Jumbotron screen above the convention podium displayed this: Literally, of course, "OVER THE TOP" refers to Trump getting more than the minimum number of delegates to secure the nomination.
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