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Sea connections are cheaper and more extensive than air links.
Allergan plans to start more extensive trials later this year.
He's got a much more extensive resume than that though.
That random business model also requires more extensive, costly mapping.
Credit card protections are more extensive and easier to use.
In part, that's attributable to the country's more extensive testing.
A more extensive version of this piece originally appeared on frugalwoods.com.
But the full list of charges is now reportedly more extensive.
A Wikipedia page, Flying while Muslim, has a more extensive list.
They said they would file a more extensive legal briefing later.
The full list of Digital Day deals is much more extensive.
Inside the White House, preparation has not been much more extensive.
The more extensive visit was to Cachoeira, within Jaú National Park.
But Mr. Phiri's career in South Africa was far more extensive.
Testing for mental or cognitive decline typically requires more extensive examination.
Instead, he admitted that the discussions were more extensive and prolonged.
He hopes it marks just the beginning of a more extensive project.
She said Britain must "stand ready to take much more extensive measures".
Headlines NHS cyber attack far more extensive than thought, says report on.ft.
But the more sweeping the legislation, the more extensive the debate needed.
And the pieces work with other Magformers kits for more extensive structures.
You can find a more extensive transcript at Black and Blue Review.
Many states have benefit mandates that are far more extensive than Obamacare's.
That reality demands a more extensive agenda than government-expanded health insurance.
That finding would allow construction to begin without more extensive environmental scrutiny.
But he said his team's approach was much more extensive than previous studies.
They have also not announced more extensive consultations given the potentially grave repercussions.
And she worked for more extensive care for people with traumatic brain injury.
Currently, five of Italy's 20 regions have more extensive powers than the others.
It looked more extensive than I remembered from my time in high school.
The two sides have since agreed to discuss a more extensive trade deal.
For more extensive detail on these countries' lockdowns, see Business Insider's coverage here. 
This one's way more extensive, though, and more after-life oriented of course.
Last week, the New York Times reported that funding was far more extensive.
But the latest detentions are much more extensive than previous ones, he said.
Proposals for more extensive cuts in cabinet-level agencies are expected to follow.
In addition, Turo features a much more extensive selection of high-end models.
But there's also a more extensive rejection of the 2010s aesthetic at play.
It's a far more extensive test than the genotyping companies like 23andMe and Ancestry.
O) shareholder meeting to allow for a more extensive review of Broadcom Ltd's (AVGO.
That would make wiretaps not only easier to get but also potentially more extensive.
The more extensive your files, the better the odds of escaping without a penalty.
The letter said the Justice Department would file a more extensive legal briefing later.
These records would be far more extensive than what is contained in the report.
And it will have "more extensive than normal" ground services for luggage and logistics.
Get pumped for the series finale with more extensive Game of Thrones coverage here.
They were served a much more extensive menu than we journalists got to taste.
Background checks: Senate Democrats are demanding more extensive background checks on gun purchases. Sen.
How they'll react to this new, apparently more extensive leak, remains to be seen.
Cities with extensive paved surfaces have diminished natural watersheds, leading to more extensive flooding.
Facebook disputed that characterization of its search, which it said had been more extensive.
Animal Experiences start at $10 and run $500 or more for more extensive safaris.
Diners can choose from sharing locally sourced plates to a more extensive tasting menu.
Oklahoma has an even more extensive reporting form and a separate form for complications.
Previously, only a sponsor was required to submit to the more extensive background check.
It also releases more extensive numbers to media companies that pay for the service.
The more extensive a reroute, the more likely it is that regulatory obstacles crop up.
She later revealed in a letter to her fans that the damage was more extensive.
Dr Mitchell therefore asked Ms Johnson to carry out a more extensive experiment using it.
The charges against Nixon were far more extensive and included accusations of abuse of power.
The evidence of anti-Catholic bias surrounding Blaine provisions is far more extensive and unequivocal.
Tesla's wireless data collection appears to be more extensive than that of many onboard EDRs.
For a more extensive breakdown of all the content you'll get with Sling, click here.
The Platinum Card's lounge access is more extensive than anything offered by any other card.
Of course, Anduril still has to prove its technology works in a more extensive test.
The Syosset branch is larger than its Farmingdale sibling and has a more extensive menu.
There's a surprising degree of public support for even more extensive measures to protect animals.
If they had a lot of access to classified information, the investigation was more extensive.
Clinton's concussion in 2012, have prompted calls for much more extensive medical disclosures from both.
But Bloomberg's record in New York is a lot more extensive — and complicated — than that.
Michigan is also allowing more extensive testing of autonomous trucks traveling in groups or platoons.
Helix provides exome sequencing, which is more extensive than "genotyping" services offered by 23andMe, Ancestry.
Among many things, this deal will provide Amazon a much more extensive real estate footprint.
The flooding is more extensive than we had anticipated, and the storm was slow moving.
The difference is that now they can inflict far more extensive damage on the landscape.
Sources said repairs needed were more extensive than initially thought, and would not begin this week.
A draft of the document was released in March, but the final release is more extensive.
"Haass said the many examples "where things are getting worse is much more extensive and significant.
But Shadbehr added that extending the tunnel under Interstate 105 would be a more extensive project.
Weber underwent the surgery on June 353, and doctors found more extensive damage than originally suspected.
" Haass said the many examples "where things are getting worse is much more extensive and significant.
The consequences of those off-target effects, far more extensive than previously realized, are largely unknown.
Still, the selection's certainly more extensive than what you'll find in Instagram and many other apps.
Hopefully, the swimwear industry will take note, and our options will soon be far more extensive.
Still, these flickers of moderation hardly make up for a much more extensive history of extremism.
The recent reforms are more extensive than most Western observers had expected after the Gutian conference.
Now, Adult Swim has announced a more-extensive music program for its seventh annual Singles Series.
I added this event and others like it to make the experience more extensive and immersive.
No deliberation received more extensive attention than the discussion of the powers the Congress would wield.
We will soon come down hard on the terror organization with more extensive and effective operations.
Many countries, such as Canada and Australia, have successfully made much more extensive use of P220006s.
It's also an indication that Mueller's obstruction probe into Trump is more extensive than previously thought.
As with other types of insurance, the more extensive the coverage, the more expensive the policy.
If Trump wins the nomination, the general election will provide an even more extensive test case.
Both overnight and deep cleans are more extensive in terms of the time and crew allocated.
The vaping industry is also battling a more extensive ban of all vaping products in Massachusetts.
As a result, they require more extensive testing than true generics, which adds to development costs.
London's public transportation network is far more extensive than Dubai's — but also more expensive on average.
What's more, extensive delays can erode any case, as memories falter and witnesses disappear or die.
His plan also mandates much more extensive disclosure of lobbyists' interactions with lawmakers and administration officials.
It's known as the "Bury Your Gays" trope, and it's more extensive than you might expect.
Likewise, research from Kent State University shows that students with more extensive HIP engagement have higher GPAs.
Ethiopian Airlines is regulated by the country's civil aviation authority, but its resources are far more extensive.
The more extensive and diverse a country's infrastructure, though, the more involved the digital blackout process becomes.
Awaiting more extensive research into human health effects, simple solutions at the hospital level may be available.
Applicants will also be required in the future to turn more extensive information on their travel history.
The report released Thursday is to be followed up by more extensive findings as the investigation continues.
The best-funded teams — Britain, New Zealand and the United States — had much more extensive reconnaissance programs.
The task is more complicated for the chain, however, because its menu is more extensive than Chipotle's.
They must go through more extensive background checks and vetting, which could delay their applications for months.
If you want technical support or more extensive features, check out the many commercial audio-recording programs.
The entire front office later viewed the more extensive videos of a healthy Tulowitzki moving with ease.
Yet the hacking of electoral systems was more extensive than previously disclosed, The New York Times found.
"The current crackdown is far more extensive than 'normal' repression under the Hun Sen regime," he said.
They then use a more extensive hospital system farther from home for their appointments with a specialist.
We have robotic spaceships now that have navigated the rings of Saturn, which are much more extensive.
Recent Iranian attacks on American banks, businesses and government agencies have been more extensive than previously reported.
People are living increasingly close to forested areas, increasing the likelihood of ignition and more extensive damage.
An FTA even more extensive than the EU has with Canada, its closest trading partner to date.
Second, I think Weinstein's failings and his sins were more extensive than those being mentioned so far.
Today, Goldman's communications monitoring is more extensive than it was in 2008 and encompasses communications technologies beyond email.
DNA from crime scenes can be plugged in and cross-referenced with more extensive databases such as Ancestry.
It appears to have been better-resourced, longer-running and more extensive and ingenious than almost anyone imagined.
At least they weren't allowed to click through to view more extensive historical analytics data on Facebook's site.
"At this stage, 1998 and 2002 were more extensive and more extreme and with greater consequence," he explained.
WABetaInfo has a more extensive report on Type, which also divulges another feature Instagram is testing: screenshot notifications.
There's no doubt it's ambitious and is attempting to take the company in a much more extensive direction.
The three-page report is a summary of a more extensive, classified report available to members of Congress.
In other words, the researchers say, "a large minority of patients" would not have needed more extensive treatments.
But the destruction in the rebel-held east, targeted in daily air strikes, has been far more extensive.
Xi also pledged there would be greater market access in the services sector and more extensive economic reforms.
Friday's strike was more extensive than last year's — but not as extensive as some had pushed for. Sen.
The moon offers an ideal test bed for the technologies and systems needed for more extensive space exploration.
But some women have needed more extensive treatment, with chemotherapy and radiation, and the disease can be fatal.
The lore, and the violence against characters that fuels that lore, is more extensive than we ever knew.
While Mr. Le Maire had hoped for something more extensive, he said he believed that progress was made.
Almost everyone involved in violent ones have worn more extensive face-coverings, often including gas masks and goggles.
Some of the most significant new elements are protections for children and far more extensive deportations of adults.
The company could face questions about new indications that emissions cheating was even more extensive than already disclosed.
Mr. Schreiber said the new center will also allow NJPAC to build more extensive programming for older adults.
She has a larger, more extensive presence than her better-known counterparts, Gego (1912-1994) and Jesús Rafael Soto.
If they're not in the database, buyers will have to pay a $19 fee for a more extensive check.
Bacterial infections can happen through a tiny blister, a larger open wound or during a more extensive medical procedure.
But things picked up across the industry after 9/11, as demand inevitably grew for more extensive screening procedures.
But repeat infections, when the damage can be more extensive and harder to fix, make it a tougher call.
As the search became more extensive, the Minneapolis office — far from where Cunanan was, at that point — became strained.
Prison staff also receive more extensive training on identifying radicalization, and specialized personnel are present to focus on terrorists.
Results from other porn sites, which HBO is seemingly not quite so focused on curtailing, are even more extensive.
And while these categories obviously aren't perfect now, they're already a lot more extensive and sophisticated than we imagined.
Making it through more extensive firing tests will net more cash rewards for the manufacturers Armatix and Protobench, LLC.
E4M, he said, contained more extensive comments explaining the reasoning behind Le Roux's choices than Satoshi included in bitcoin.
While Missouri understandably has a substantial interest in preventing consumer deception, this law is far more extensive than necessary.
He filed a union grievance over lost wages after his surgeon found more extensive damage than was initially believed.
Nissan, a larger company with a more extensive dealer network, actually sells more of the vehicles than Mitsubishi does.
First, by improving their perimeter protection by introducing two-factor authentication, among other technologies, and more extensive data monitoring.
Some scientists now suggest the EPA's chemical registration process needs to be updated to incorporate more extensive independent testing.
But he served longer in private practice and has a more extensive corporate client base than other FBI chiefs.
The Judiciary Committee had also advanced its own proposal to renew the authority that included more extensive privacy reforms.
"Zika infection is more dangerous, and Brazil's outbreak more extensive, than scientists reckoned a short time ago," he writes.
Only one of my doctors charged me anything, but it can be costly for people with more extensive records.
Administration officials did not rule out rolling out a new instrument with more extensive powers for any forthcoming sanctions.
The findings are pulled from more extensive Pew research on politics and social media that was published last month.
Background: Currently, 29 states have passed some kind of legislation for self-driving cars, some more extensive than others.
But their second drop is far more extensive, a fall-ready collection of boots, ballet pumps and holiday heels.
Chan said the work done during the showcase was mostly topical, with more extensive renovation and construction done prior.
The authorities also increased the number of people under investigation and portrayed a far more extensive conspiracy than before.
Three company sources told Reuters that cuts began earlier this year and had become more extensive in recent weeks.
But these more extensive treatments only sometimes work for a minority of sufferers, and they have their own side effects.
First, those who survived longer should've exhibited more extensive uptake of lead, as evidenced by microstructures found within their bones.
More extensive studies will be needed to see how the treatment works over the long haul and in other patients.
To avoid the pitfalls of corporate debt, Bell said more extensive research on a company's financial health is a necessity.
With the film coming out on Blu-ray soon, expect to see more extensive fan edits in the coming months.
"Per Kelechi Osemele's agents: Osemele's surgery went well yesterday, but damage to shoulder was more extensive than anticipated," tweeted Schefter.
But Beijing's environmental crackdown is far more extensive than the winter pollution measures and it is already affecting production rates.
But sometimes, you develop a more extensive cough, one that begins suddenly and lasts up to two to three weeks.
There were, however, more extensive background checks and vetting procedures imposed, thus slowing down visa approvals, according to the Post.
Barack Obama and George W. Bush had very thin resumes, so they picked older VPs with much more extensive experience.
Any extensions that request what Google calls "powerful permissions" will now also be subject to a more extensive review process.
"I think it was the right employment of a weapon system ... to avoid the more extensive loss of life," Gen.
The city's resilience strategy, released last year, includes better mobility, affordable housing, more extensive healthcare and an improved water supply.
But synthesizing a gene, or an entire genome, would provide the opportunity to make even more extensive changes in DNA.
The Wrap previously reported that Wahlberg was paid extra for his "more extensive" reshoots, which occurred over the Thanksgiving holiday.
It would also represent a more extensive threat — to pull Mr. Pence from the inaugural delegation — than was previously known.
They quickly agreed: This slide, and its three smaller neighbors, needed more extensive testing before a judgment could be rendered.
What's it going to look like if dad has to move into a retirement home or needs more extensive care?
In an interview with Il Messaggero newspaper, Bitonci said more extensive tax reform would be delayed until 2020 and 2021.
This tells us that "Dating Sunday" is really just the pinnacle of a more extensive winter surge in online dating.
The King County Sheriff's office made the new documents public after recently completing a more extensive investigation into Brown's case.
A higher economic growth rate should primarily be driven by the shift to a more extensive implementation of national projects.
One contractor did the audit for free; the other offered a free audit and a more extensive test for $250.
Although tennis equipment rental and general play was included in the resort fee, more extensive lessons and programs costed extra. 
In the McCain case, the search is taking longer because the damage to the vessel appears to be more extensive.
The footage provides more extensive information about the Twitter account than CNN was able to retrieve before it was suspended.
Lately, after eighteen primary victories, he has offered more extensive insights into how he would proceed as Commander-in-Chief.
A majority of Ugandans get their news from radio outlets, which tend to have a more extensive reach outside Kampala.
While some areas have been cleaned up, Earthjustice said more extensive testing is needed to ensure the site is safe.
The health care coverage proposal is complex, but would involve increased benefits for women seeking more extensive fertility and pregnancy assistance.
More extensive surgeries are often delayed until a child is a few months old and their heart is larger and stronger.
Few luxury automakers have more extensive vehicle lineups than BMW, launching a broad array of new products over the past decade.
Rubio is also expected to put a priority on higher defense spending and a more extensive anti-ISIS mission early on.
"Simply put, Zika infection is more dangerous, and Brazil's outbreak more extensive, than scientists reckoned a short time ago," Attaran writes.
Some of the samples underwent more extensive testing, and no excessive levels of toxins were detected, she said in an email.
Mr. Gao's imprisonment was a prelude to the far more extensive crackdown on Chinese human rights lawyers under President Xi Jinping.
Afterward, Veolia proposed more extensive work in Flint for an estimated $1.8 million, but the city did not hire the company.
Trump and Putin are expected to hold more extensive talks during the Group of 20 Summit in Argentina later this month.
The delays were linked to the backlog in the new administration and Kushner's large financial wealth, which required more extensive review.
Plans could range from just covering the coinsurance of essential benefits to being more extensive – a true, free market could develop.
Two weeks later, The Times published a more extensive, though flawed, front-page account quoting the police and Ms. Genovese's neighbors.
Originally defined as an academic museum of Anthropology and World Archeology, it has morphed into something much more extensive and meaningful.
The lawsuit notes that these requirements can often be more extensive than those determined by a court for the same infractions.
The report, about 70 pages long, details nine cost-cutting options for Congress that run from relatively minor to more extensive.
Critics of such symbolic gestures often argue that they act as gateways to more extensive forms of state involvement in religion.
However, it is unclear if Iran intends these strikes to be the first salvo of a more extensive campaign against Americans.
Those warrants often result in information on dozens or hundreds of devices, and require more extensive legal review than other requests.
It's with me all the time, but I have gone beyond the limitations of that to a much more extensive consciousness.
Reuters also reported last week that the interim deal could slide into 2020, given China's ask for more extensive tariff rollbacks.
The researchers, for their part, plan to conduct more extensive studies that will hopefully better map out the health risks of vaping.
The current guidelines are a bit more extensive than the 2015 draft, including more steps on how to avoid radio frequency exposure.
My colleague Vlad Savov has more to say on it here, and we'll be doing more extensive testing in our forthcoming review.
SportsCenter's viewer demographic, however, has traditionally been more extensive – popular with those in their 30's, 40's and 50's, too.
This initiative—alongside standardized brand fonts and more extensive health warning labeling—is all part of the EU Tobacco Products Directive (TPD).
Other improvements planned include more extensive tree-trimming along power lines and investments in the distribution grid itself, including infrastructure, Rivard said.
I believed the industrial wave would be even more extensive and intense than the academic wave that lasted from 2003 to 2200.
Further examination allegedly showed the girl's wounds were much more extensive, as doctors found "head to toe" red marks, bruises and scratches.
I will offer more extensive comments about many of the elements mentioned here in a forthcoming article on managing the policy function.
Praet's comments add to the argument for more extensive guidance, to ensure that investors continue to price only very slow policy normalisation.
China previously operated radars on Fiery Cross but the latest installations would give it far more extensive coverage, regional military analysts said.
"We did not find a specific threshold level," Ahn said, though heavier drinking led to more extensive changes in the oral microbiome.
Many states are also responding by mandating more extensive lab testing for the presence of heavy metals and other potentially dangerous chemicals.
The town is somehow even more quaint and more scenic than I expected, and the Hall museum even more extensive and fascinating.
Palin was ratioed immediately with commenters noting that the ex-governor of Alaska has a far more extensive history of public gaffes.
Boeing got away with a much smaller review at the time, but the Starliner flight prompted a more extensive look from NASA.
Boeing got away with a much smaller review at the time, but the Starliner flight prompted a more extensive look from NASA.
But experts suggested that a more extensive rehabilitation was necessary, and Mr. Christie has said anything less would be a temporary solution.
But the aide acknowledged that Democratic negotiators have a more extensive working relationship with Kelly -- compared to a nonexistent one with Miller.
"If the economy does turn down, then a more extensive sequence of rate cuts could be appropriate," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said.
So the Yankees shut Severino down, gave him more anti-inflammatories and the team doctor recommended more extensive tests in New York.
Among other problems, bomb damage inflicted on the tower during the war had been found to be more extensive than first thought.
While the newer version, Autopilot 2.0, has more extensive hardware, some evidence suggests the company may be struggling with the new system.
This provision also includes a dangerous loophole that could allow much larger, systemically dangerous banks to engage in more extensive proprietary trading.
Its operation will be far more extensive than that of the previous animal center at the airport, Vetport, which closed in December.
The fix for the Dreamliner problem was a more extensive change to that plane than a software update of a safety system.
The aim: to gain more extensive data about the rate of ice loss and thus more accurately predict future sea-level rise.
The measure also imposes criminal penalties for unsafe gun storage, and requires more extensive background checks for purchases of the assault weapons.
The announcement follows a report in the Sunday Times newspaper that Banks&apos contacts with the Kremlin were more extensive than previously acknowledged.
It will have two rows of beer taps and a more extensive collection of spirits to mix up a wider array of cocktails.
"A more extensive severe weather outbreak is expected Tuesday across portions of the Southern and Central Plains," according to The National Weather Service.
But more extensive work would have to be co-ordinated with the Muslim religious authority, controlled by Jordan and known as the Waqf.
The complete list of games is more extensive than what Nintendo was showing today, but it's not clear exactly how many there are.
With Scrivener 3, the app has a revamped interface, rewritten codebase for 64-bit, and now has more extensive support for Touch Bar.
Medical tests revealed the boy&aposs injuries were more extensive than what would be absorbed in a fall, the report said, citing police.
But the agency applied more extensive b(22012) redactions to several emails in which Sanger discussed a particular chapter of Confront and Conceal.
Researchers also did more extensive testing on a subset of 20 samples to see what types of PFASs were in the food packaging.
Larger and more extensive decks are more typical in most markets and cost an average $32,73, but add an average $44,000 in revenues.
As part of his more extensive weekend sessions, the psychotherapist also offers participants ayahuasca—but he claims there's no real need for it.
At Google X he worked on futuristic projects like Loon, a network of balloons that's setting out to provide a more extensive internet.
The ban was much more extensive, initially banning citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries for 90 days and all refugees for 120 days.
While more extensive tax reform is likely, the bulls argue there is plenty of room for President Donald Trump and Congress to err.
The phone involved in the New York case was also running iOS 7, before more extensive encryption measures took effect in iOS 8.
To obtain a silencer, gun owners must go through an even more extensive background check than they do to qualify for a firearm.
Few problems in recent years have drawn more extensive bipartisan support than an obsolete law that threatens the privacy of every American family.
In 2013, a second, more extensive surgery, resulted in a one-month hospital stay marked by panic attacks and a loss of hope.
Christensen said three employees were released from the hospital Tuesday with only minor injuries and bruises, while the fourth sustained more extensive injuries.
Three unique, major hurricanes have hit three distinct, major metropolitan areas—and the damage was far more extensive than had been planned for.
Clinton's ground game is both better and more extensive than Trump's, which serves to partially counterattack his more geographically efficient base of support.
Consequently, Iran's releasing of the sailors and their military vessels without a more extensive investigation by Iran's military officials would have been unlikely.
Assange's legal team will claim that Grenell's role was more extensive than previously known, and that it corrupted the extradition process early on.
Reuters reported on Wednesday that negotiations to finalize a deal may extend into next year as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks.
But the current melt is far more extensive than what was spotted in late winter, and much larger than he's ever seen before.
A long trial delay also could alienate moderate Republicans in the Senate who might support more extensive proceedings than McConnell seems to want.
On Saturday, the DJ and historian shared a 1000+ Spotify playlist with FACT featuring an even more extensive breakdown of the duo's influences.
About 325,000 flyers each day, on 2,000 flights from 280 airports in 105 countries, will face a more "extensive screening process", said Mr Kelly.
Growers there (or at least the cartels that control them) have taken to cutting down forests illegally to make way for more extensive farming.
The only thing more extensive than Justin Bieber's hairstyle evolution is the cluster of tattoos he's collected on his body over the last decade.
All this raises the question of whether the iPhone, too, will become progressively water-resistant and eventually secure a more extensive water-resistance rating.
We have a quick debate summary, more extensive highlights, fact-checking of the candidates' statements and a full transcript to help you catch up.
Unfortunately, at 560 light-years from Earth, the planet is too faint and far away for more extensive study, at least at this time.
There is speculation that Beijing's war on smog may lead to more extensive curtailments of heavy industry, including aluminium smelters, in the months ahead.
These include: A wide range of other activities, celebrations and exhibits are happening around the country; you can find a more extensive listing here.
Chinese authorities could be getting ready to implement more extensive stimulus measures in a bid to encourage growth in the country, according to economists.
But Jordan Wagner, a Florida defense lawyer who is not representing Kraft, told CNBC on Wednesday that the concession would actually be more extensive.
But the Adups problem "is far more extensive," Karygiannis says — logging more specific information on users without their knowledge, and through pre-installed software.
After engineers found cracks in the stone arches of the bridge, which dates to 1792, more extensive repairs were planned for later this year.
Our services are more extensive and we provide lawyers with the tools to create their own version of DoNotPay for any area of law.
There is speculation that Beijing's war on smog may lead to more extensive curtailments of heavy industry, including aluminum smelters, in the months ahead.
And Dr. Aubrey de Grey is planning more extensive research after a significant investment was made into SENS Research Foundation, located in Mountain View.
Shay Mitchell may play sporty, low-maintenance Emily on the hit show Pretty Little Liars, but IRL, her beauty knowledge is way more extensive.
The Museum closed for nearly three years to work on developing visitor experience and adding a contemporary dimension to its more extensive classical holdings.
Senate Democrats blocked the bill on Sunday, wanting more limits on bailouts to corporations and more extensive measures expanding the safety net for individuals.
"It seems pretty sophisticated," said Dr. Williams, who is in talks with the company about doing a more extensive joint study on the device.
Trident will be up against proposals for more extensive surveys of the moon, a visit to Jupiter's moon Io and a return to Venus.
But Mr. Trump's promise to declassify a broad swath of documents suggests that Mr. Barr's mandate is more extensive than investigating any single source.
There were new themes, and more extensive passages of droning filigree, quaking with beating acoustic tremors that emerged from Mr. Young's precisely controlled frequencies.
"The damage is more extensive than expected, and many areas have been affected," said Reiza Dejito, director of the group's office in the Philippines.
American workers who increasingly compete with very low-paid workers abroad should be given much more extensive transition support if they lose their jobs.
Originally defined as an academic museum of Anthropology and World Archeology, the Pitt Rivers Museum has morphed into something much more extensive and meaningful.
The documents show that Deutsche Bank's troubling behavior in China was far more extensive than the authorities in the United States have publicly alleged.
Some Republicans have discussed pushing for a short-term extension of the provisions — which already happened once — to permit more extensive deliberations about FISA.
Even if there was a race, it's over: South Korea and China have already built much more extensive 5G networks than the United States.
Women put more energy into maintaining and deepening intimacy than most men do and have much more extensive expectations of empathy and emotional support.
The vaping industry is also battling a more extensive ban of all vaping products in Massachusetts, which recently reported its first vaping-related death.
She has crisscrossed Iowa in the weeks leading up to Monday's caucuses, undertaking campaign trail commitments that have sometimes been more extensive than his.
Sea level readings, for example, are now far more extensive, frequent and precise thanks to satellite sensors in use for the last quarter-century.
But the duke's relationship with Mr. Epstein was far more extensive: He visited Mr. Epstein at his homes in Manhattan and Palm Beach, Fla.
"Right now, these applications may not have reached their desired levels," he said, "but in the future they will become more and more extensive."
Health improves with income, so the decline in extreme poverty helps, and richer countries can afford more extensive and more universal health care programs.
In a future with much more extensive human space exploration, why not visit the historic sites of Mars or watch a planetary transit from Venus?
The most recent doctor recommended surgery, and Osemele went under the knife on Friday, when, his agent said, surgeons found more extensive damage than expected.
The state of the states beyond Texas: Currently, 29 states have passed some kind of regulation for self-driving cars, some more extensive than others.
An EEG cap isn't necessarily more accurate than the BrainStation, according to Gil-da-Costa, but it will yield more extensive information about brain activity.
The process could be improved quickly by increasing the number of screeners, undertaking more extensive background checks and making the interviews more rigorous, she said.
He believes that more extensive study, beginning with larger animals and including long-term followup, is needed before this technique could be used in humans.
Rather than buy all their own unmanned aerial systems, they've engaged D.C.-based drone services provider Measure to get access to a more extensive fleet.
Meanwhile, Apple's App Store makeover was more extensive, with increased use of editorial, separated top charts of games and apps and a whole new design.
More extensive smart products, such as Crestron's Pyng Home Automation System, can be more expensive, but the return on investment may be worth it. 1.
Many opponents of stronger gun laws believe that being armed is the best deterrent to crime and violence, rather than more extensive gun control measures.
But he questioned whether hackers may have been able gain access to other systems managed by the SEC, which could signal a more extensive breach.
Breitbart is widely known as a platform for Trumpism, but the intimacy between the media outlet and Trump is much more extensive than previously expected.
Mayor Bill de Blasio acknowledged more extensive ties with two businessmen at the center of a corruption scandal spreading through the New York Police Department.
Private companies, depending on the regulations where they operate, may do more extensive risk analysis on a property and may choose not to offer coverage.
That day, the U.S. sanctioned three North Korean entities for human rights and censorship activities, but the list originally was planned to be more extensive.
Together with a more extensive use of my particular collage technique, I had arrived at means broader than any that were available to me before.
New protocols to control bleeding and transfuse large quantities of blood have saved hemorrhaging patients, and more extensive use of tourniquets has improved survival rates.
Taken together, they show not only that the contacts were more extensive than previously known, but also that senior campaign officials were aware of them.
Most, like Taif, have signaled no plans to abandon their protests and that they will continue pressuring their government to commit to more extensive reforms.
"If the economy does turn down, then a more extensive sequence of rate cuts will be appropriate," he said during his post-meeting news conference.
Other groups offer more extensive training, like the Rosie Network, a nonprofit that helps small businesses in San Diego started by veterans or their spouses.
The app offers more extensive editing capabilities than Instagram, and each filter preset is designed to emulate the effect of an old-school film camera.
In regard to the first question, May said on Monday that Britain must "stand ready to take much more extensive measures" against the Kremlin than before.
It&aposs not clear yet, is there -- or can you clarify for us whether or not more extensive, even routine investigations and training will be suspending?
And ISIS's statement after the Paris attack, which left 130 people dead in a series of bombings and shooting across the city, was much more extensive.
It also outlines the need for a more extensive alarm system to alert people when there is an emergency, improved protection for buildings and medical care.
This isn't the first time Razer has made pink gear — the company released four Quartz products last year — but this year's lineup is far more extensive.
In fact, its no-fee offerings are slightly more extensive than TurboTax's, which is why Business Insider named it the best tax software for free filing.
But the first version of the interview that Ebony published was much more extensive than the version you can read on their website today, Billboard reports.
The group with early-onset conduct problems had more extensive changes in expression associated with greater ADHD symptoms when they were older, ages 7 through 13.
Stone thinks the main takeaway will be that Lee Harvey Oswald's ties to the CIA and FBI were "longer and more extensive" than has been proven.
Now new information suggests that both men's relationships with Russian interests may have been considerably more extensive, and involved far more money, than was previously known.
Parliament passed legislation this month amending a cyber crime law, which rights groups said would likely to lead to more extensive online monitoring by the state.
A polarizing candidate, Trump has called for a more extensive border wall with Mexico, a ban on Muslim immigrants and a rejection of international trade agreements.
In countries like Ethiopia, Venezuela, and Iraq, along with disputed regions like Kashmir, government-led social media blocking and more extensive outages have become the norm.
Several federal defendants have made more extensive agreements to help Mueller's probe and continue to share information in multiple ongoing investigations, according to the Justice Department.
U.S. Republican lawmakers on Monday backed a U.S. panel's decision to delay Qualcomm's shareholder meeting to allow for a more extensive review of Broadcom's takeover bid.
But in Tokyo, where I moved with my family in August to take up the post of bureau chief, the disruption has been far more extensive.
The Washington Post is reporting that the funnelling of funds from Saudi Arabia to President Donald Trump's personal business is even more extensive than previously recognized.
The committee's analysis found a "far more extensive Russian effort" to manipulate social media outlets and interfere in the 2016 election than the intel community found.
Politico eventually reported that Price's private jet travel was even more extensive: The HHS secretary had taken at least 24 charter flights over the past year.
More extensive and costlier U.S. tariffs, along with weak domestic demand, is likely to make Beijing more open to policy easing in coming months, BofAML said.
In 1937, Congress passed more extensive legislation, establishing a federal housing agency; Chicago and other cities formed their own housing authorities to operate the program locally.
More extensive and costlier U.S. tariffs, along with weak domestic demand, is likely to make Beijing more open to policy easing in coming months, BofAML said.
While tales of violence have been common at the trial (which is on hiatus for the holidays), the accounts of graft have been even more extensive.
Dr. Ludwig, an advocate of low-carbohydrate diets, and Dr. David Allison of Indiana University, an all-around diet skeptic, are conducting a more extensive study.
But Mr. Erdogan has refused to heed cries from the business community for more extensive changes in policy, and has ignored the advice of mainstream economists.
At the same time, she said Mr. Trump is building a campaign that is far more extensive than the ad hoc organization he had last time.
And big brands that believe they have been copied, such as Gucci, Diane von Furstenberg and Puma, have the resources to pursue more extensive legal action.
The Detroit Big Three and the UAW had earlier agreed to a production drawdown, but further coronavirus cases at plants has led to more extensive shutdowns.
Our domestic approach, over-reliant on underfunded and ineffective trade-adjustment assistance policies, has not worked and needs to be replaced by more extensive safety nets.
But only 19 states offer more extensive, non-emergency services costing more than $1,000, according to July 2018 data from the Center for Health Care Strategies.
Refugees are already subject to an extensive, years-long vetting process – certainly far more extensive than the executive order that resulted in their detention and exclusion.
The diagnoses were later judged right or wrong based on whether they agreed with the findings of lengthier and more extensive tests performed after the surgery.
Any injunction to keep Facebook from making its platforms interoperable could be seen as setting the agency up for more extensive antitrust action in the future.
But her individualistic approach doesn't stop there, as I believe her project is more extensive and deeper in its implications than merely challenging art world conformity.
Naturally, commenters still used the opportunity to bemoan that they're stuck with the real BART system, rather than the hypothetically more extensive Taco Bell rail network.
His account sparked controversy because it suggested that the water boarding had been brief and effective although later disclosures revealed the treatment had been much more extensive.
With the notable exception of 1988, the data points almost form a straight line, with more divisive primaries leading to more extensive rewrites of the party's rules.
While the purpose of the activity cannot be determined for certain, analysts say similar dredging work has been the precursor to more extensive construction on other reefs.
On Thursday, Politico reported that Price's private jet travel was even more extensive: The HHS secretary had taken at least 29 charter flights over the past year.
Apple recently revealed that its upcoming iOS 10 update holds some good news for emoji lovers: The iPhone's pictograph palette will soon be more extensive than ever.
While employers can't be discriminatory (granting more extensive leave based on race or religion for example), the rest of the benefit's details is up to their discretion.
I've already put my name on the list for a more extensive test drive, but even with less than 30 minutes of drive time, I noticed differences.
Look at the Epworth sleepiness scale, and if you're worried, check in with a sleep doctor who can do more extensive testing in a sleep lab. 3.
PetroChina operates a more extensive gas grid in the southwest, with supplies gathered from Turkmenistan in central Asia, northwest China, Sichuan, Chongqing as well as from Myanmar.
Luckily, while some of the teen patients did need more extensive treatment, such as intubation to help them breathe, they seem to be on the mend now.
The Bedtime tab in the Clock app should be a little more extensive and is meant to better support new sleep tracking features available on the Watch.
In those cases, Medline says you may need IV fluids or more extensive testing to figure out what's going on, so get yourself some medical attention ASAP.
But the scandal in the Catholic Church has proved far more extensive, and experts I have spoken with over the years have had a few theories why.
Maybe his taxes show those business dealings are a lot more extensive than has been reported," Cruz said in an interview with NBC News's "Meet the Press.
Wires on the store's rooftop were still sparking at the time that Walmart discovered the fire and could have ignited more extensive flames, with potentially devastating consequences.
A less far-reaching bill had made it through the Indiana House before more extensive provisions, agreed to in the Senate, were tacked on for final approval.
Researchers said that as the earth warms, the U.S. should expect intensifying heat waves and more powerful hurricanes, declining snowpacks and more extensive droughts in the West.
Although the case received some media attention at the time, the scope of the FBI's hacking apparatus appears to have been much more extensive than originally estimated.
Thicke is seen in the video telling Henry his sister had open heart surgery, but he was unaware of a more extensive family history of heart ailments.
Later that day, Mr. Yoo completed a memo on a "hypothetical" warrantless wiretapping program that evolved into a more extensive memo that Mr. Yoo signed on Oct.
That led to more extensive therapy and, he said, an eventual diagnosis of bipolar disorder, which Manziel announced in an interview on "Good Morning America" in February.
The contamination and debris proved more extensive than originally believed, sparking an uproar from residents and a pledge from the Army for more transparency and community participation.
With the imposition of more extensive sanctions against Pyongyang, the Chinese middlemen, instead of being "scared off," attempt to monetize the increased risk by charging higher fees.
That conclusion follows a sweeping 2014 Pew study that found that "partisan antipathy is deeper and more extensive" than at any point in the last two decades.
"Since the public record is more extensive than what I did, he and all of you probably think I did more than I really did," Giuliani said.
It allowed the white South to build impossibly high barriers to black voting, using the exact tools anticipated by proponents of a more extensive right to vote.
Most firms, upon hearing of even a slight chance of Iranian involvement, conduct due diligence that is much more extensive than what is typical for F.C.P.A. compliance.
And here's the thing: The Nordic countries don't just have low inequality, they also have much bigger governments, much more extensive social safety nets, than we do.
It shows that the impacts of climate change will be more extensive than previously thought, leaving no region of the country insulated from the consequences of warming.
Unlike bar codes, RFID tags don't need line of sight to be read and the information contained on a tag can be more extensive and more easily altered.
The Dutch law is described by the government as "religion-neutral," and does not go as far as more extensive bans in neighboring countries like France and Belgium.
Ferries are an important means of transport in Indonesia, which is made up of some 17,000 islands, and sea connections are cheaper and more extensive than air links.
Bringing Oculus hardware to China is certainly not the same as bringing Facebook itself into the country, but it could represent the start of a more extensive relationship.
The DEA's 2015 National Drug Threat Assessment revealed even more extensive control, with only New Mexico and the southern half of Texas out of the Sinaloa cartel's grasp.
A more extensive analysis of nation-state ideology would have perhaps left Kingsley less exasperated at the moral failings he observes, although he might not be less indignant.
But neither Flynn nor his company had previously filed paperwork with the Justice Department, which requires more extensive disclosures about work that benefits foreign governments and political interests.
But many of those who initially signed up for gold or silver coverage did so because they know they need more extensive coverage to meet their health needs.
While existing biotechnology is already used to make medicines like insulin and genetically modified crops, synthesizing whole genes or genomes gives an opportunity for far more extensive changes.
She said the British government should be prepared to consider "much more extensive measures" than those that have been used against Russia during disputes in the recent past.
It has not changed or updated its Zika prevention plan since Singapore, which has a more extensive prevention campaign, began reporting a spike in cases from late August.
So I went looking for something more extensive than a two-hour suds and buds tour, but nothing quite so much as a fully immersive Ganja Yoga Retreat.
A more extensive batch of medical records made public in 2002 showed that Kennedy also lived in considerable discomfort, taking painkillers, anti-anxiety agents, stimulants and sleeping pills.
Many jobs require a high school diploma or less, but they do require more extensive on-the-job training and familiarity with a variety of tools and technologies.
If war with Iran comes out of all this, the United States will have taken on an undertaking far more extensive than the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
But as he became known as the leading authority in facial feminization—a field that was rapidly being populated by other surgeons—his surgical interventions became more extensive.
More extensive document production -- particularly to the scale Democrats appear ready to request -- will take time and could push back the current aggressive target for hearings and votes.
NOTES: Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson said G D'Angelo Russell's right knee sprain is nothing serious but the team wants to be cautious to avoid a more extensive injury.
Former college players with three or more concussions had more extensive white matter damage than their counterparts with one concussion or less, researchers report in the journal Radiology.
She got longer family leave working with Senator Dodd for people caring for wounded servicemembers and she worked for more extensive care for people with traumatic brain injury.
If sea-level rise ends up at the high end of current projections, the Keys may need more extensive aid from the state or federal governments to adapt.
All three of his roommates visited him in the hospital, and said they were worried to learn that his injuries were more extensive than they had initially thought.
Makary, of Johns Hopkins, told me that in recent years Intuitive Surgical has "cleaned up its act," and, among other reforms, now provides more extensive training to doctors.
Passengers on U.S.-bound flights can expect to go through a more "extensive screening process" beginning as soon as this summer in some areas, according to senior officials.
Alladin Dafalla, a UNI junior who supports Biden, said many of his classmates were liberal and in favor of more extensive funding for college education than Biden advocates.
On Tuesday, May said the government was "ready to take much more extensive measures" against Russia, beyond the commonplace expulsion of diplomats, visa freezes and suspended security cooperation.
The U.S. International Trade Commission estimated the much more extensive Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement negotiated by the Obama administration would have only generated 128,000 additional jobs by 2032.
She has also, he demonstrates, purchased more extensive and expensive real estate than could be supported on a normal translator's salary (translating being a notoriously low-paid profession).
It also required police to conduct more extensive investigations into each use-of-force incident, and it mandated they publicize officer-involved shootings on the public LAPD website.
For one, FEMA needs to expand its mission in Puerto Rico to include more extensive work on the island's public utilities, which is known as Category F assistance.
" Cohen said that in his statement to Congress he claimed to have had limited contact with Trump concerning the project, when in fact it had been "more extensive.
Tierra Curry, a senior scientist at the Center for Biological Diversity, said that saving the butterflies would require more extensive conservation efforts in both the United States and Mexico.
But they also can reduce the felt need to migrate and generate a more extensive menu of "internal protection alternatives" to be considered by adjudicators ruling on asylum claims.
Mr. Fadel's complaint that his interview was much more extensive than what was quoted will be a familiar one to anyone who's ever been quoted in a newspaper article.
Warren's is an update to a much more extensive anti-corruption plan that focuses on reining in the influence of money in politics in all three branches of government.
Despite the small boulders, steep incline, uncleared river crossings, and of course, horses being ridden very close by, there haven't been injuries more extensive than the rare twisted ankle.
If the results hold up after more extensive experiments, this simple eye test may become the go-to test for accurately diagnosing Alzheimer's in patients long before symptoms appear.
For the money you get a service that's reliable, lets you record episodes, and even has a library of videos on demand is much more extensive that DirecTV Now's.
The new investment will go into investing in new technology and digital media in niche verticals, from sneakers to music, and the capturing of more extensive data and analytics.
"To improve public transport we should not only make it more extensive, more regular and more comfortable, we must also rethink the fares system," she said in a statement.
Four years later, when the volunteers were 423, some underwent more extensive testing, including an exercise stress test designed to precisely determine their maximum aerobic capacity, or VO2 max.
BahriBollore Logistics, 60 percent owned by Bahri and based in Riyadh, will expand the shipper's cargo business from port-to-port deliveries into more extensive door-to-door logistics.
None of these ideas would have improved as many millions of lives as a more extensive subway system, but they would have made the city a little more stylish.
The more extensive critical care provision in countries like the US and Germany may make them somewhat less vulnerable to getting overwhelmed by caring for people with COVID-19.
Protections on credit cards are more extensive than debit cards, and if your credit card gets stolen, you won't need to worry about a thief draining your bank account.
That caper has increased public attention to the problem of foreign interference in US politics, but the problem is more extensive than discourse about the impeachment process would suggest.
It would demand more extensive testing for vulnerabilities when two banks want to merge, a bid to slow financial sector consolidation and lean against the formation of huge banks.
The Gangsta Garden at the center of the eviction is in front of a building he rents, which is on a lot where he has another, more extensive garden.
The rules are far more extensive than the previous bullet points, and are organized into 10 distinct categories covering everything from terrorist propaganda to hate speech to sexual content.
"I would say every single school in Bay County has some type of damage, some more extensive than others," said Steve Moss, vice chairman of Bay District School Board.
Six days after his election to the presidency, Trump hasn't outlined any more extensive details on his energy and environmental policy than what he laid out in his campaign.
They said, however, they decided to pivot the case from extortion to money laundering after the more extensive 2015 debriefings revealed other transactions that pre-dated the extortion charges.
African-Americans who embraced automobile travel to escape filthy, "colored-only" train cars learned quickly that the geography of Jim Crow was far more extensive than they had imagined.
"Not only does this provide more price competition, but thanks to the larger airlines' more extensive schedules, it may be easier for passengers to find low fare flights," he said.
And while the threats we've seen in 2016 have been more extensive than ever before, this targeting isn't new: Presidential campaigns and political targets were hacked in 2012 and 2008.
For federal employees who handle sensitive information, the importance of following rules is made very clear, and [Clinton's] more extensive use of personal accounts is very rare, but not unprecedented.
The potential $6 billion deal comes at a time when the Trump administration is both weighing more extensive sanctions against Russia and trying to forge a military alliance with India.
Denmark has an even more extensive opt-out from justice and home-affairs policies than Britain (which carefully retained the right to opt back in to those that it liked).
More extensive testing is being performed by the FBI to determine whether Austin was under the influence of bath salts or flakka, but it will take up to three weeks.
Mr Kelly said at the time that around 325,000 flyers each day, on 2,000 flights from 280 airports in 105 countries, would be subject to a more "extensive screening process".
Meanwhile, on Tuesday afternoon Congress will hold its first hearing on anti-competitive practices at the nation's tech titans, an introduction to a more extensive investigation into the digital market.
Now, it looks like the damage could be more extensive — the judge in the civil case has referred the theft claims to the U.S. Attorney for a possible criminal investigation.
While Boeing insists that pilots can manage the malfunction by following established protocols, the Times noted that critics have questioned whether MCAS should have been introduced without more extensive training.
Most sites these days ask you for some kind of personal information, whether that's an email address to gain full access to the webpage or even more extensive personal details.
It must report to Japan's industry ministry by around the end of next week on any safety concerns and provide a more extensive account of the problems a fortnight later.
In an earlier proceeding before the U.S. International Trade Commission, U.S. regulators viewed a more extensive set of technical evidence about whether Qorvo's chips and Apple's phones violated Qualcomm's patents.
The Bay State has been abuzz this month at news that more than 2900,220006 Uber and Lyft drivers statewide failed new, more extensive background checks mandated under legislation Massachusetts Gov.
An incensed U.S. President Donald Trump has called the migrants "a tremendous onslaught," sent troops to the border, and pushed for tougher controls and a far more extensive border wall.
McCabe's lawyers also blasted the Justice Department for releasing a shortened, public version of a chapter of the inspector general's report, rather than the more extensive "law enforcement sensitive" version.
Russia's roughly 11-mile land border with North Korea is still heavily guarded, but the much more extensive maritime boundary has proven harder to defend against swarms of wooden boats.
With support for ObamaCare as their top talking point — and some among them even calling for a more extensive, single-payer system — Democrats are projected to capture the House majority.
The effects of ice ages in the Northern Hemisphere are more extensive because it is "land-dominated, with lots of continents, whereas the south is mostly ocean," Dr. Schaefer said.
While it currently lets you track when you fall asleep/wake up, the new Sleep mode will supposedly track "more extensive" sleep data and could integrate with the Apple Watch.
The commission's report, which reiterated its findings about the flawed blood-spatter testimony, revealed that the deficiencies in the forensic case against Bryan are more extensive than were initially known.
But the problem of foreign powers trying to shape US elections and political discourse is much more extensive than what's going on around Trump, writes former intelligence official Paul Pillar.
"We expect more extensive codeshare agreements, along with smaller and cheaper aircraft, to offer Flybe's best chance of delivering a better financial outcome than Virgin Red's failed services," Khoo said.
"I would say every single school in Bay County has some type of damage, some more extensive than others," said Steve Moss, vice chairman of the Bay District School Board.
When presidents prior to Donald Trump disagreed with Congress over the extent of U.S. political and economic engagement abroad, it was almost always the president that favored more extensive engagement.
On trade, they emphasize the need for more extensive programs supporting people who lose jobs in trade shocks, building on the work of colleagues like David Autor, also at MIT.
Many say the gauntlet of queues, fencing, and turnstiles is a dehumanizing experience, particularly because it has no air-conditioning and can take hours when soldiers do more extensive questioning.
Those chemicals are now only allowed to be used in greenhouses throughout the EU. The French ban is much more extensive, restricting the use of all five even in greenhouse farming.
"When you take off a mic during an issue, you aren't allowing us to see what the issue may be, how it may be more extensive than you think," she says.
He cited similar studies showing the same trend, where food products are replacing tobacco as informal money among inmates, and he called for a more extensive look at prison food services.
"In advanced snakes, which are completely legless (no rudiments at all), we found much more extensive mutations/degradation of the ZRS than we saw in either python or boa," he said.
Gottlieb, a medical doctor and former FDA deputy commissioner, knows from experience how FDA's culture and its ever-increasing demands for more extensive clinical testing delay access to life-saving treatments.
Moving away from spectacle and gimmick, the 8th edition of the glamorous art fair is marked by more extensive curated sections with a special focus on unseen and under-represented art.
Overall, we found most of our items within five minutes at Home Depot, the prices were low, and the overall selections across multiple departments were much more extensive than at Lowe's.
He allegedly killed elderly women and stole their jewelry, and investigators are reviewing 750 other cases matching that profile to see if his killing spree might have been even more extensive.
Reuters reported, citing trade experts and people close to the Trump administration, the completion of a partial trade deal could be pushed into 2020 as China seeks more extensive tariff rollbacks.
Now the Council's speaker, Corey Johnson, is supporting a bill that would create a commission to take on that more extensive charter review, parallel to the commission proposed by the mayor.
They were based on (incomplete) data turned over to Congress by several major social media platforms, and they suggest the campaign was more extensive and sophisticated than has been previously understood.
These results came from a Phase 2 trial, which is considered an intermediate step to the larger and more extensive Phase 3 trials usually required for Food and Drug Administration approval.
Biden has been limiting his media appearances and the length of his public rallies; Clyburn's commentary suggests that a more extensive mothballing of the Democratic nominee may be in the offing.
On Isle of Palms, S.C., a small barrier island and beach destination near Charleston, Irma caused serious flooding on Monday and threatened more extensive damage with the next high tide overnight.
If you are having trouble or find the included materials insufficient, though, you have more extensive training options available — even if a personal software trainer is not available in your area.
Some of the larger play kitchens have more extensive layouts — large shelves above the sink, the addition of another kitchen "appliance" such as a refrigerator — making them heavier and less flexible.
A former McKinsey consultant who worked in Afghanistan described a more extensive McKinsey presence there, involving work in the mining industry and a government transparency project, along with the Herat study.
He said that the preference cards were a "clear way of double-checking and verifying results" and noted that the level of data preparation was more extensive than in recent years.
The ruling came two days before the deadline the lower court gave the EPA to submit its first report on coal job losses and a plan for a more extensive one.
The kidnapping of 40-year-old Judith D'Souza on June 9 in the heart of Kabul has prompted police to step up pressure on foreigners to adopt more extensive security measures.
But many Republicans have balked at more extensive measures like menthol flavor bans, arguing it goes too far and would not solve the youth vaping epidemic or vaping-linked lung disease.
Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who oversaw Manafort's prosecution in DC, remarked that the statement of the offense Weissmann read at the plea hearing was more extensive than any other she'd seen.
If you see numbers you like there, you can dive into the real thing, with a more extensive questionnaire that can be browsed independently or with an option for additional support.
While it's possible to perform some tests as early as the 10th week of pregnancy, more extensive, accurate testing is often only available at closer to 15 or even 20 weeks.
In the north, those found guilty of drug dealing are overwhelmingly white, a reflection of the more extensive network of white crime groups in cities such as Newcastle, Liverpool, and Manchester.
And with more extensive mass production and a growing number of sci-fi and fantasy nerds, it's likely that new toys may not end up being worth as much in the future.
The two-year warranty is more extensive and thought-out than most, as well, with service centers scattered around the globe to handle any repairs or upgrades you want to have done.
That feature still hasn't seen the light of day, but the Tweetstorm composer could capture its spirit, giving users a way to share more extensive thoughts while keeping the 140 character limit.
He said he was "not happy" with House Speaker Paul Ryan, who issued a statement implicitly criticizing Trump for his language, but reserved his more extensive criticism for the Senate GOP leader.
Even if you're shopping for a specific type, you can opt for a more common variety than one that would require more extensive or intrusive mining (again, quartz is a great choice).
According to several participants in a meeting between the ECB chief and German lawmakers, Draghi said that constant attacks may force the ECB to take even more extensive measures to be effective.
Disney, with its now enormous catalog of content (a catalog far more extensive and potentially more lucrative than Netflix's), has already spread subscriptions across three different services, Hulu, ESPN, and soon Disney+.
While Trump was unlikely to try to destroy the nuclear deal, failing to ease sanctions would push Iran towards more extensive trade relations with powers such as China and Russia, it said.
A cybersecurity firm says the hacking group that stole some Ticketmaster customers' credit card information this year actually carried out a far more extensive digital credit card skimming campaign than initially reported.
She would impose a no-fly zone over northern Syria — a much more extensive military operation — to protect civilians from Mr. Assad's bombardment and to increase pressure on him to enter negotiations.
Ask Real Estate For now, the New York City health department is developing more extensive guidance for property owners and managers, and advising them to clean more often and use disinfectant products.
The atmosphere is warming because of greenhouse gas emissions linked to human activity, and climate change is already contributing to extreme weather globally, including stronger storms, more extensive flooding and heat waves.
Students can also read the original, more extensive article, above, or here: "Extensive Data Shows Punishing Reach of Racism for Black Boys," about some of the most important findings from the study.
Prosecutors mentioned three earlier crimes to which Cruz pleaded guilty, but records from the Broward County Sheriff's Office and Coral Springs police show his encounters with law enforcement were much more extensive.
"A higher economic growth rate should primarily be driven by a shift to a more extensive implementation of national projects," Nabiullina said, referring to a series of big investment and infrastructure projects.
"Competition is intense for these resources, and a competitor with more extensive product lines and stronger brand identity, such as or , possesses greater bargaining power with retailers, " Roku said in the filing.
The arms supplied to Saudi Arabia by the United States are far more extensive and have done far more damage than anything Iran may or may not have supplied to the Houthis.
The current drought is more extensive than in 2011, affecting the whole of Somalia as well as parts of Ethiopia and Kenya, said Arif Husain, chief economist of the World Food Programme (WFP).
Some of us want more extensive help with assistive technologies, especially those that magnify or read text out loud on our smartphones and computers, others with white cane training, cooking, lighting or Braille.
Five days after the New York Times first reported on the allegations against Weinstein, a second story, detailing even more extensive and elaborate types of abuse and harassment, appeared in the New Yorker.
Earlier this summer, he released a series of videos — Rakka, Firebase, and Zygote — along with several other shorter films, all of which could potentially be developed into more extensive projects down the road.
Josh's larger internet footprint offers few clues, but it's far more extensive than that of his older brother—who has no social media presence whatsoever aside from a Twitter account with no tweets.
Except that intelligence officials have told CNN and others that any high-level job like national security adviser should require a separate, more extensive background check, even for those with current security clearance.
States that received funding were originally limited from supporting a more extensive range of substance misuses prevention programs, such as Recovery High Schools, Nurse-Family Partnerships, and a myriad of other proven interventions.
MetLife — MetLife has outlined its plan to fight its designation as a systemically important financial institution, as it goes to court to fight the so-called "SIFI" designation that mandates more extensive oversight.
In the last year, Australia has experienced several power outages and experts anticipate that, without a major policy change, there will be even more extensive power outages beginning in the summer of 2018.
Overall, the Platinum Card's lounge access is significantly more extensive — if you prioritize the greatest access, don't always fly Delta, and want to enjoy Centurion Lounges, the Platinum Card is the best option.
Reuters reported, citing trade experts and people close to U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, the completion of a partial trade deal could be pushed into 2020 as China seeks more extensive tariff rollbacks.
An investigator appointed by the World Anti-Doping Agency, Richard McLaren, published more extensive evidence this month that prompted the International Olympic Committee to open disciplinary proceedings against dozens of additional Russian athletes.
Put stars on the recipes you've cooked, and leave notes on the ones you've hacked because you didn't have the right ingredients or felt the instructions could have been more extensive or explanatory.
While more extensive use of OTAs is an improvement, it remains to be seen how DoD intends to move past the preliminary innovation and prototyping stages to the mass production of new technologies.
The company, which has raised more than $780 million in venture capital from Alphabet and many other backers, has gone back and forth over the years about offering more extensive genetic testing technology.
At the same time, pregnant women who face these higher risks should consider using more extensive blood clot prevention measures while traveling, such as the injectable blood thinner low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH).
Among those pushing for a more extensive investigation were John and Nancy Ortberg, former teaching pastors at Willow Creek; Jon Wallace, president at Azusa Pacific University; and Kara Powell, of Fuller Theological Seminary.
It's unclear how much of a financial commitment the DSCC has made to the Jones campaign, but the staff involvement marks a more extensive effort from the DSCC than had been previously reported.
" Another lie to Congress, Cohen said, was his claim that "I had very limited discussions with Individual 1 and others in the company concerning the project, when in fact I had more extensive communications.
"After hearing Lucky's story, we were amazed that his injuries weren't more extensive," Dr. Kristopher Sharpe, an internal medicine specialist and one of the medical directors of BluePearl, said in a statement to PEOPLE.
While Google's Android Excellence program is more extensive, the lists will only be updated quarterly, a move that might not serve users as much as it does developers (who can reap exposure for months).
Step 3: After that, the main security check begins — a screening process more extensive than for any other kind of person entering the US, such as someone traveling on a student or business visa.
Seattle U.S. District Court Judge James Robart, who was appointed by former President George W. Bush in 2003, said lawyers from the states that opposed the measure needed to file more extensive court papers.
The comments appear to echo an argument from fellow board member Benoit Coeure, who said this week that more extensive rate guidance may be needed, which would lay down the conditions for further moves.
Now, FWS wants to roll out a more extensive program, distributing vaccine-laden treats over as many as 10,000 acres of prairie dog colonies at a rate of 50 pieces of bait per acre.
The procedure did not help any of the seven men in the group who had become incontinent after surgery (the researchers speculated that perhaps they had more extensive nerve damage than the other men).
In recent months, the re-authorization of the Gullah-Geechee National Heritage Corridor which touches five states from Virginia to Florida for ten years means renewal for an even more extensive federal state partnership.
"From the vantage point of one who sits on several federal advisory bodies in the field of genetics, the importance of more extensive genomic sequencing in diverse populations cannot be over-emphasized," he said.
More recently, Edward Snowden's leak of classified material revealed how the National Security Agency was conducting far more extensive surveillance of telephone conversations in the post-9/11 era than the public ever knew.
In a speech he told the region's parliament that India planned more extensive action than that of February, when its fighter jets struck inside Pakistan, following a dramatic escalation in tension between the rivals.
The company told CNBC it has yet to see an impact to its core operations as a result of coronavirus but that it was prepared if more extensive changes to its business are necessary.
The new study, while smaller, mined more extensive medical histories than earlier work and found that most apparent cases of adult-onset attention deficits are likely the result of substance abuse or mood problems.
Mark Levine, a New York City councilman who heads the body's Health Committee, said that without more extensive testing, "it's fair to say we have no idea" how many New Yorkers have been infected.
But the broader record of his messages, described this week to The New York Times by several people who had read them, revealed the new disclosures about Mr. Banks's more extensive Russian business dealings.
On the House side, another Republican, Dan Burton, spearheaded a far more extensive investigation, which spanned two Congresses, cost upward of $7.4 million and turned the overzealous Mr. Burton into a political punch line.
Rick Snyder signed a package of laws to permit more extensive testing of self-driving cars on public roads, while clearing the way for use of autonomous vehicles in trials by ride-hailing services.
The flight of Apollo 27, while thrilling in its own right, was not nearly as dramatic as the pioneering mission of Apollo 245, but it resulted in a more extensive exploration of the moon.
"When most people think about automation, they usually have in mind only the simple replacement of labor or improving workers' speed or productivity, not the more extensive disruption caused by process reengineering," Kaplan writes.
"These competitors may be better able to undertake more extensive marketing campaigns and/or offer their solutions and services at a discount to ours," Eventbrite said in the risk factors section of the prospectus.
Typically, obtaining a license would involve a background check, but also a more extensive vetting process that can require submitting fingerprints and a photo, interviews with law enforcement, and a gun safety training course.
Booker's speaking time was perhaps the most noteworthy given his ranking in the polls — and captured some of the more extensive responses he gave on questions related to criminal justice reform and charter schools.
That raised new questions about whether regulators will require more extensive training for pilots to fly the plane or whether the procedures need to be changed, according to two people briefed on the matter.
Press play on the clip below, listen to the most frustratingly intriguing two seconds of audio you'll hear all day and pray that we get something a little more extensive from the pair soon.
Blain Robbins of the University of Washington surveys evidence regarding generalised trust across 74 countries over three decades and suggests that countries with better property rights and more extensive labour market regulations increase generalised trust.
The notion of a local "assessment area" as limited to neighborhoods around a bank's physical locations, for example, might make less sense in an era of internet-based loan applications and more extensive interstate branching.
In an economic report on Indonesia published on Wednesday, the OECD said the presence of Indonesian state-owned enterprises (SOEs) across the economy is more extensive than any other country it monitors except for China.
That series was so well-received by the public that the studio is now releasing a more extensive run of posters known as "Visions of the Future" (the first three of which were published yesterday).
On day three, when the results came back negative, they sent a vial to Fort Collins, Colorado, to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Vector-Borne Diseases, for a more extensive analysis.
Analysts said the proposed deal, made public on Monday, made logical sense, combining CYBG's more extensive branch network with Virgin's stronger brand, but that the initial offer was too low and would likely be rejected.
This and more extensive effort at the World Trade Organization would be far preferable to the current tariff-based approach, if addressing intellectual property concerns is the true motivation and not just a legal pretext.
The Platinum card offers more extensive lounge accessBoth the Amex Platinum Card and the Delta Reserve Card offer access to Delta Sky Club lounges, as long as the cardholder is flying with Delta that day.
Drone strikes have been important to that progress, but their success, and the fact that civilian casualties have not been even more extensive, is entirely due to good intelligence, most of it provided by informants.
On Wednesday, the chairman of the transportation committee in the House of Representatives said he would investigate the F.A.A.'s certification of the 737 Max, including why the regulator did not require more extensive training.
When the water was pumped out, Houston First, which operates the arts center, discovered that the damage to the building's mechanical systems was far more extensive than initially thought, and would take longer to repair.
As a result of this and other cases that similarly challenged systemic practices at other Wall Street firms, many of these companies now have more extensive human-resource policies addressing sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
The investigation revealed that Russia's efforts to influence the 2016 election were far more extensive than previously known, and multiple Trump associates lied about their contacts with Russian officials and others with ties to Moscow.
People close to the White House and trade experts have said the deal could be pushed back until next year as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks and Washington ramps up its own demands.
Listening to Lyndsey describe the resourceful ways she had dealt with her condition, I wondered why she had not found a way to see other specialists, and to make herself available for more extensive study.
"We continue to see tremendous scope for improving Ford's performance through its own restructuring and more extensive cooperation with VW." Ford's stock has been trading at levels last seen during the recession a decade ago.
This global commercial surveillance of consumers is poised to become more extensive as tech companies expand into the Internet of Things, a category that includes wearable computers and connected home appliances like smart thermostats and refrigerators.
Not only was the hacking of electoral systems during last year's election "more extensive than previously disclosed," the paper reports, multiple sources say that nobody's really examining the the attacks on a state or local level.
When the 7373 Max initially went into service, as a selling point, Boeing told airlines it was similar enough to previous versions of the aircraft that they could avoid more extensive simulator training, CNN previously reported.
MSU's investigation won't be as wide-ranging as Penn State's, which included complaints made over a two-decade period, "but it does sound like one of the department's more extensive Clery reviews," Carter told BuzzFeed News.
Dated 1989, and seemingly part of a larger series, the wall works, all of which are titled "Wall Piece" and numbered, maintain a freshness and humor that suggests a longer, more extensive look is in order.
Spectacles has been positioned as a "toy" by Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, but the company also now bills itself as a "camera company," and this is another indicator that it could have more extensive hardware ambitions.
The difference is the latter states have invested in creating a more extensive network of non-selective four-year institutions to meet the needs of many of the kind of people Illinois serves via community colleges.
Cool-Toned Pastel ColorThough you're looking at a more extensive maintenance plan if you need to first lighten your hair, pastel tones are a fun way to keep you from getting bored with your winter color.
Reduced to a village centered on the Temple of Bel enclosure, it continued to be inhabited up to the early 1930s, when the inhabitants were relocated to make way for more extensive excavation of the temple.
Clinton's resume is more extensive and impressive than that of any president since the founding generation, so in that sense she might be able to get away with a running mate whose resume is unusually thin.
The presidents of the 14 food boards signed a letter to Congress requesting the exemption—but getting such language inserted into a major agriculture bill, Corbo points out, would likely have required a more extensive campaign.
U.S. authorities in Pakistan could have — but did not — seek a more extensive background investigation of Malik, which would have sought further details from security agencies in Washington and more on-the-ground checks in Pakistan.
It booked a small charge in its 2015-16 results, published in April, but now believes a more extensive customer redress programme is required, necessitating a possible increase in the provision by around 30 million pounds.
Why it matters: Novartis was already in hot water with the public after emails released by Democrats last week showed the company had a more extensive relationship with ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen than previously revealed.
During the status hearing before Judge Charles R. Breyer in Federal District Court in San Francisco, Volkswagen could face questions about new indications that emissions cheating was even more extensive than the company has already disclosed.
Russian ambassador Alexander Yakovenko, summoned to the Foreign Office, was given until the end of Tuesday to explain what happened or face what May said were "much more extensive" measures against the $13 trillion Russian economy.
But of course nothing can remain free forever… And so Codecademy is today launching a paid Pro version of its product, which will offer more intensive courses and more extensive mentoring than it had provided before.
On Wednesday of this week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 100 points on report that the completion of a limited trade deal won't happen this year as China insists on more extensive tariff rollbacks.
However, the New York City Department of Health is developing more extensive guidance for property owners and managers, according to spokesman Patrick Gallahue, and advising building owners to clean more often and use disinfectant cleaning products.
A: As renovations become more extensive and more common, buildings are stepping up efforts to protect the overall property and mitigate some of the neighbors' misery by adding fees, like the one your building now charges.
In the United States, legislation will expire in July that gives the Trump administration more extensive authority to negotiate trade deals and then submit them to Congress for a simple up or down vote, without amendments.
Alaska, whose primary is scheduled for the same date, also canceled the in-person voting portion, replacing it with "a more extensive vote-by-mail process," the Alaska Democratic Party Executive Committee said in a release.
There's also a more extensive food menu, including American and Nordic items — like crab fritters, fries with truffle aioli, steak tartare, gravlax, a herring trio and pork schnitzel — for a full meal, not just bar snacks.
Anti-Jewish attitudes were more extensive and pronounced than many expected and than was hoped, but that accurately reflected the often unacknowledged tenacity of anti-Jewish prejudice in Germany among a large sector of the population.
Britain is different, because its countryside is much smaller-scale and more intimate, with vast forests the exception, and a block of trees no more extensive than a soccer pitch can be cherished, especially if threatened.
Canada's Federal Court of Appeal found that the government had not sufficiently consulted Indigenous communities along the route and ordered a more extensive review of the potential effects on marine life because of increased tanker traffic.
"The larger question is whether this is part of a case for more extensive regulation on different intermediaries, and I think we just don't know the answer to that yet," said Harvard law professor Rebecca Tushnet.
"No" supporters have complained of threats and bans from the authorities, and a report by one non-governmental group said television coverage of the "yes" campaign had been ten times more extensive than that of the opposition.
Since then France has taken steps to tighten security, including tougher terrorism laws and more extensive intelligence gathering, But the country has continued to face attacks by assailants inspired by — though usually not directly tied to — ISIS.
WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Tom Cotton said on Monday he backed a U.S. government panel's decision to delay a Qualcomm Inc shareholder meeting to allow for a more extensive review of Broadcom Ltd's takeover bid.
Shell's targets, which will be introduced in 2020, will be more extensive with inclusion of the so-called Scope 3 emissions from the burning of fuels sold to millions of customers around the world, the company said.
"Advertisers follow more extensive rules than regular users, because these messages are proactively pushed instead of you, as a user, for example, deliberately decide to follow the Facebook page of the Rubens House," a Facebook spokeswoman said.
The company believed if they could build a virtual machine specifically for blockchain on top of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), which has been in use for years, it could help promote more extensive use of blockchain.
The central bank also made more extensive use of monetary tools last year such as its pledged supplementary lending facility, which provides low cost funding to selected banks targeted at specific sectors such as infrastructure or housing.
This is because appellate court judges by definition have broader authority than district court judges, and nominees to those courts are often more controversial and have more extensive records, warranting more preparation and questioning at a hearing.
There's some evidence suggesting that more extensive parental reassurance is actually correlated with more prolonged distress — though that doesn't tell you whether more child distress prompts more parental reassurance, or whether more parental reassurance prolongs the distress.
At California Cryobank, the standard arrangement allowed for a description of the donor and an answered questionnaire; but for additional fees, purchasers of sperm could also receive a voice recording of an interview and more extensive profiles.
It is hard to imagine that such a measure would not prompt a drop in the stock market, which has seized up as the president threatened to withdraw from Nafta or put more extensive tariffs on China.
According to a group of advocacy organizations that supports the bill, the Driven by Justice Coalition, the practice of suspending driving privileges for lack of payment is more extensive, and causes more enduring harm, than previously known.
The Kokesh decision, in the meantime, makes life a bit more difficult for the S.E.C., and could portend a more extensive curtailing of its power to seek disgorgement if the remedy is not available in federal courts.
"I have recently become concerned that the threat of the Russian government tampering in our presidential election is more extensive than widely known and may include the intent to falsify election records," he wrote in an Aug.
I found occasional irritations — the French phrase for the oxidative, sherry-like wines of the Jura is "sous voile," not "sur voile," for example, and I wish the guide to producers and places had been more extensive.
Love or hate the president's offer, one thing is clear: He won't get a better, more extensive and uninterrupted chance to make his immigration policy case to the both the left and right and everyone in between.
Officials said at a news conference that the parents of the rescued boys, whose names have not been released, have not yet been allowed to have physical contact with them, pending more extensive examination of their physical condition.
Allen says that his crew will continue to survey the site and conduct a more extensive look of the wreckage in the next "few weeks," and will work with the families of the survivors to honor their memory.
Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election included a far more extensive effort to hack into state-controlled voting systems than the federal government has previously acknowledged, according to the indictment of 12 Russian military officers unveiled Friday.
Both players hold Swedish passports as a result of their families seeking refuge in the country, and both already had to go through a more extensive vetting process to play in the U.S. than their teammates last year.
A 2003 Kennedy biography by historian Robert Dallek -- conducted with a medical consultant -- found that the president suffered from ailments far more extensive, was in deeper pain, and took a larger array of medications, than was previously revealed.
On Monday, May said the latest poisoning took place "against a backdrop of a well-established pattern of Russian state aggression" and that Britain was ready to take "much more extensive measures" against Russia than in the past.
But Texas investigators found Mandadi's injuries were much more extensive, including "head to toe" red marks, bruises and scratches – injuries authorities said did not match suspect Mark Howerton's descriptions, according to a search warrant affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
THUMP spoke to senior financial analyst Richard Tullo of Albert Fried and Company over the phone, and he suggested that these relatively small percentages were hard to decipher meaning from without more extensive context than the report provides.
It is telling that the president wanted national security adviser John Bolton in the room with him during the more extensive talks with the North Korean leadership, even though the North Koreans have singled him out for criticism.
He has not said precisely what elements of New York's stop-and-frisk policy he would aim to export, or which versions of profiling he would favor, offering remarks in casual television interviews unaccompanied by more extensive proposals.
Since Ticketfly was bought by Pandora, the wider music industry has been awaiting the integration of those two companies, which both said would allow much more extensive kinds of online marketing than had been available to promoters before.
Some of that information is likely to be revealed before Aramco conducts its planned global public offer of up to 5 percent of its shares next year, because foreign stock exchanges are expected to require more extensive disclosure.
Meanwhile, more extensive renovations — such as removing or reducing the height of steps, widening hallways, adding a ramp, lowering cabinets, installing no-step showers and installing a generator to protect against power loss — can cost up to $100,000.
More extensive trials will be needed to know if the drug is truly effective, but if the results are borne out, it may be the first to successfully attack both the brain changes and the symptoms of Alzheimer's.
Central Park is used for the official city total because record-keeping there is more extensive and "because, let's face it, when you think New York City, you think Central Park, not La Guardia or Kennedy," he said.
Add rising sea levels, more extensive flooding during storm surges and the acidification of the coastal ocean, and California faces a phalanx of climate-related dangers to human health, agriculture, industry, economic productivity, and terrestrial and marine ecosystems.
Still, if you want even snappier performance with a more extensive assortment of on-screen apps, you might want to invest in a separate streaming stick or media player instead of relying on the TV&aposs integrated system.
For the jailbreaking community, which works to tear free of Apple's restrictive ecosystem in large part to be able to conduct more extensive security analysis, the findings will make it much easier to unshackle a slew of devices.
"This should not be a difficult step," the report says, noting that companies like Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft are already engaged in more extensive information-sharing arrangements to flag and remove terrorist and other violent extremist videos.
The decisions backfired after prosecutors conducted more extensive debriefings of William Campbell in 2015, learning much more about the extent of his undercover activities and the transactions he engaged in while under the FBI's direction, the officials said.
The premiere ran for two full hours, and only those two hours — instead of a more extensive look at the new season — were sent to critics (a move usually reserved for your Mad Mens or your Breaking Bads).
Harrouff tested negative for common street drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana, but more extensive testing is being performed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to determine whether Harrouff was under the influence of bath salts or flakka.
That means that Kasich will be at a disadvantage in the South Carolina primary, the Nevada caucus, and later races, where his opponents will have more money for television ads and a more extensive get-out-the-vote operation.
There was also growing discontent that Osborne's fixation of achieving a budget surplus with more extensive cuts and tax rises could be tantamount to a pyrrhic victory for the U.K. economy in the long run, harming long-term investment.
Her dentist recommended work that was considerably more extensive, including braces to straighten her teeth, implants to help with the fact that she was actually missing her lateral incisors due to a genetic condition, a temporary bridge, and whitening.
The problem is actually more extensive than this: the industry invests heavily in supporting an army of lobbyists and in keeping the revolving door turning, with bankers going into government jobs and ex-government employees given jobs in banks.
" Indeed, Clinton's doctor's note was substantially more extensive and detailed than the letter Trump's doctor released, which merely said that Trump had lost weight recently and bragged that he would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency.
" Indeed, Clinton's doctor's note was substantially more extensive and detailed than the letter Trump's doctor released, which merely said that Trump had lost weight recently and bragged that he would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency.
In the 2016 paper, which Colgan worked on as well, the researchers suggested that the radiological waste was less worrisome than the more extensive chemical waste, from diesel fuel and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) used to insulate fluids and paints.
Declassifying a more extensive set of documents would also bring into sharper focus a shameful period of American foreign policy, during which Washington condoned and in some instances supported the brutal tactics of right-wing governments in the region.
These early cleanup activities also inform later, more extensive work activities Unfortunately, the EPA bureaucracy and lawyers for the potentially responsible parties (PRPs) often stymie these early action efforts with such interminable debates as to who will pay what.
Countries that have experienced more extensive outbreaks of Covid-19, including China and Italy, have seen the worst impacts of Covid-19 on older adults, with the number of people hospitalized and killed by the disease rising with age.
There are fistfights in alleys and more extensive episodes of combat, during which Diana makes use of her aunt's training, traditional Amazon weapons (notably a glowing piece of rope called the Lasso of Truth) and her own unique abilities.
In 2013, India sent a spacecraft to Mars for about $74 million, far less than the $671 million spent by the United States to send a mission the same year that carried a more extensive payload of scientific instruments.
For example, the "Federal Civil Jury Instructions of the Seventh Circuit" provide this detailed set of instructions: In determining the appropriate amount to award, you may consider the following factors: And instructions can be more extensive in specific cases.
The company also warned of further charges of up to about $400 million if the California Air Resources Board and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency do not accept its proposed solutions or the company has to order more extensive repairs.
The judge is now considering whether parents waived their children's right to asylum when they agreed to reunification — and if the kids still have a right to the more extensive asylum protections they temporarily had while classified as unaccompanied.
Nest's lineup works with Google Assistant, but also with Amazon's Alexa; bringing it back into Google's core hardware team could help develop better integration with Assistant and the company's other mobile and networking devices, building a more extensive competitive hedge.
Even if it does manage to reliably steer people to have conversations with their doctors about their sleep, something that could benefit millions of Americans, people in the medical profession are unlikely to take it seriously without more extensive research.
"We would assume dermatologists are treating more extensive diseases and thus requiring higher volumes of topical treatments but this was not available in the database," said senior study author Dr. Benjamin Kaffenberger of Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus.
It is these sanctions that have been far more extensive and damaging on the Russian economy than those solely related to Crimea, in no small part causing Russia's economy to nosedive into a recession in 2015 amid the ensuing capital flight.
It's worth noting that the Senate Intelligence Committee has not yet released its own bipartisan report, which Ranking Member Mark Warner said will be "more extensive" than the Mueller report with respect to Russia's interference efforts in the 2016 election.
But it was difficult not to notice that Clinton offered a more extensive explanation about why her foreign policy expertise mattered, explaining how results comes down to relationships, and adding that she knows how to find common ground and build ties.
Critics of current regulations say the notion of a local "assessment area" as limited to neighborhoods around a bank's physical location, for example, might make less sense in an era of internet-based loan applications and more extensive interstate branching.
"There are concerns that more ambiguous findings from more extensive testing versus BRCA only testing may lead to unnecessary patient worry and unwarranted aggressive interventions," said lead study author Dr. Steven Katz of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Fiona Caldicott's, the UK's national data guardian, happened to publish her third review of how patient data is handled within the NHS just this week — and she urged a more extensive dialogue with the public about how their data is used.
A special grand jury was used on Staten Island to hear evidence in the death of Eric Garner, who was killed in 2014 in an encounter with the police, and such panels typically entail more extensive presentation of evidence by prosecutors.
The scope of the social media campaigns, essentially a broad effort to sow disinformation among Republican delegates and general election voters, was more extensive than the work typically done by campaign operatives to spread the candidate's message on digital platforms.
Instead, Mr. Jeene said, they would be diverted into a different lane reserved for vessels from so-called third countries, which are not part of the European Union and undergo more extensive inspections to ensure cargo meets strict regional standards.
It is not clear they would support a similar measure even if it were part of a more extensive deal that included a reprieve for the young undocumented immigrants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as DACA.
"This is a clear signal that the changes that retailers need to make are much more extensive and expensive than public shareholders have the appetite for," said Joel Bines, a managing director focused on retail at AlixPartners, an advisory firm.
"I have recently become concerned that the threat of the Russian government tampering in our presidential election is more extensive than widely known and may include the intent to falsify official election results," Reid wrote in a letter addressed to Comey.
The Africa Command's statement said that six contractor-operated civilian aircraft were damaged, but The Associated Press, citing an internal Kenyan police report, said the damage was much more extensive, including two American helicopters and multiple American vehicles at the airstrip.
Completion of a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal could slide into next year, trade experts and people close to the White House said, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks while Washington counters with heightened demands of its own.
The plan now is for the team to return to the island and conduct more extensive research, but "that will involve making links with local scientists in the area and getting permission to go and work with them," said Dr. Robson.
In April, the pair will reunite to begin work on transforming Organs Without Body into a large scale live act complete with a more extensive ensemble of musicians, additional dancers, and larger sets to create an even more immersive experience.
Not only might party strategies be expected to lead to different reports of contact, but also ground game efforts should be more extensive for both parties in the campaign's presidential battleground states than in the less competitive remainder of the country.
While they have raised the threshold to serious crimes only, and excluded nine specific economic offenses, there is no hint yet that they will actually scrap the plan, or postpone it to allow for more extensive consultations given the potentially grave repercussions.
BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi told German lawmakers on Wednesday that if the ECB's decisions were constantly attacked, the bank may be forced to take more extensive measures to be effective, participants at the meeting in Berlin told Reuters.
While they have raised the threshold to serious crimes only, and excluded nine specific economic offences, there is no hint yet that they will actually scrap the plan, or postpone it to allow for more extensive consultations given the potentially grave repercussions.
Bolton said on Thursday that following the U.S. decision to withdraw from a 2015 international deal aimed at curbing Tehran's nuclear program, the Trump administration's objective was to "put maximum pressure on the regime" by making sanctions "more extensive and more effective".
The news followed a report by ESPN's Adam Schefter earlier Saturday that Osemele and the NFL Players Association were considering specific action against a team doctor after it was revealed that damage to Osemele's torn labrum was more extensive than first thought.
The news followed a report by ESPN's Adam Schefter earlier Saturday that Osemele and the NFL Players Association were considering specific action against a team doctor after it was revealed that damage to his torn labrum was more extensive than first thought.
Harrouff tested negative for common street drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana, but more extensive testing, which might take up to three weeks, is being performed by the FBI to determine whether Harrouff was under the influence of bath salts or flakka.
The European countries, with more extensive economic ties to Iran and mindful of the threat that would be posed by another nuclear state in their immediate neighborhood, have sought to shield themselves from the impact of Washington's extra-territorial sanctions, with limited success.
PayPal notes this agreement alone has the potential of reaching millions of existing and new PayPal customers in the U.S. Meanwhile, the partnership announced with JPMorgan Chase is more extensive, as Citi had already signed a deal similar to JPMorgan's in December.
After initial testing highlighted potential fire risks in buildings across the country, a second, more extensive round of tests found a specific cladding system known to be in use on 82 buildings did not meet building regulations, the government said in a statement.
Mandatory spending is the main driver of runaway federal spending, so reining it in by enacting common-sense reforms to programs like SNAP is essential if we're going to have any chance to enact much-needed, more extensive reforms in the future.
While much of the press has been focusing on Russia's hacking of Democrats' computers in 2016 and its use of social media to spread propaganda, the country's efforts to influence American politics have been much more extensive, according to a reporter for ThinkProgress.
Instead of just exchanging mortar fire, for example, there were reports that the countries were deploying heavy weapons for the first time since 1994, with the two sides lobbing Grad rockets at each other, which cause far more extensive and unpredictable damage.
On the wings of huge Democratic majorities in Congress and his own ferocious ambition, LBJ signed into law more extensive and progressive reforms than any president in history save Franklin D. Roosevelt, his quasi-paternal model for mastery both at home and abroad.
But while learning about how to put a condom on is great, the more pressing issue might be a more extensive conversation about knowing when to back off a sexual situation that isn't clearly consensual, regardless of how intoxication can blur boundaries.
With climate changing rapidly reshaping the Arctic, the vault will continue to face pressures and these upgrades are in an effort to be "better safe than sorry," Crop Trust's statement says, adding that further, more extensive measures could be introduced in the future.
A few blocks south is Ciya, a restaurant so popular that it has two additional outposts on the same street (you'll want to go to Ciya Sofrasi, if you can; it has a more extensive menu while the other two specialize in kebabs).
And perhaps had all this happened Francis and Samantha would have had a descendant 115 generations on, Malcolm the Truly Appalling, who would have conquered the world and in doing so committed crimes vastly more extensive and terrible than those of Hitler.
Other activities include the more extensive tortoise reserve called Reserva El Chato in Santa Rosa; either take a taxi ($20 to $53, ask the driver to wait) or ask the airport bus to drop you off (you'll have a half-hour walk).
But records CNN obtained from the Broward County sheriff's Office and Coral Springs police show his encounters with law enforcement were much more extensive: Zachary Cruz is named or referenced in at least 36 incident, investigation and call reports, between 2011 and 2017.
It is easy for Americans to lose perspective on the realities of conflict conducted across the oceans and broadcast at home in short sound bites wedged between more extensive and enticing coverage of celebrity wardrobe choices, domestic political scandals, and sports highlights.
The report also includes new details, including phone logs and records describing a more extensive set of contacts than previously known between Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani — whom Trump deputized to lean on top Ukrainian officials — and the top Intelligence Committee Republican, Rep.
Completion of a phase one trade deal could slide into next year, trade experts and people close to the White House told Reuters previously, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks and the U.S. administration counters with heightened demands of its own.
Trade experts and people close to the White House said completion of a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal could slide into next year, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks, and the Trump administration counters with demands of its own.
Farmers and other industry insiders told Reuters that China's African swine fever epidemic is far more extensive than official reports suggest, making the disease harder to contain, potentially causing pork shortages and increasing the likelihood that it will spread beyond China's borders.
Completion of an initial trade deal could slide into next year, Reuters reported, citing trade experts and people close to the White House, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks, and the Trump administration counters with heightened demands of its own.
Trade experts and people close to the White House said completion of a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal could slide into next year, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks, and the Trump administration counters with heightened demands of its own.
In addition, there will be a more extensive link between SAP products such as Concur, SuccessFactors and Ariba and Office 365 to bring communications, collaboration, calendaring and all of the tools in Office 365 more directly into the SAP tool set and vice versa.
Most significantly, it would create a new source of traffic into the databases that American analysts use to track and analyze threats, and which they use as the basis for everything from establishing more extensive online surveillance to adding names to the no-fly list.
Title I regulations limit the kind of products insurers can offer — making it harder, conservatives argue, for insurers to give healthier people the less-expensive insurance they want, and reducing the pressure to come up with innovative ways to make more extensive plans profitable.
" The disease is caused by a number of factors, but the Royal Court's statement said that it's "not yet clear" if Princess Mette-Marit's condition "is linked to a more extensive autoimmune disease process or if there are other causes that underlie the lung changes.
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For the new study, the team recruited Rainer Grün from Griffith University in Australia, who also used U-series dating, but he obtained a more extensive set of samples that included bits of bone from both Apidima 1 and Apidima 2 and their associated breccia.
That followed after the U.S. stepped up pressure on the Chinese firm over intellectual property theft and potential sanctions violation — Huawei equipment have been banned for certain uses in the U.S. for years but reports suggest there could be an even more extensive crackdown coming.
While the study wasn't designed to prove whether or how alcohol might directly cause advanced fibrosis in people with NAFLD, it's possible that drinking leads to more extensive scarring because it contributes to inflammation and kills cells in the liver, Ryu said by email.
Harrouff tested negative for common street drugs such as heroin, cocaine and marijuana, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation conducted more extensive testing to determine whether Harrouff was under the influence of bath salts or flakka, the results of which are not back yet.
"I have recently become concerned that the threat of the Russian government tampering in our presidential election is more extensive than widely known and may include the intent to falsify official election results," Reid wrote in a letter addressed to FBI Director James Comey.
With more extensive evidence against Wright obtained via wiretaps, Hedge's argument about her client's intent—that he didn't mean what he said and never actually hurt anyone—is the best and perhaps the only defense she has, according to veteran Boston criminal attorney Martin Weinberg.
Cohen, in accepting a plea deal, admitted that he had "more extensive communications" than the three he previously indicated he had with Trump, which he previously claimed lasted no more than a few minutes, and added that he "briefed" Trump family members about the project.
In recent weeks, Democrats have increasingly made the case that a more extensive review of Kavanaugh's copious records — including those from his days as George W. Bush's White House staff secretary — need to be undertaken in order to develop a comprehensive understanding of his positions.
There are areas where we can increase market competition, there are ways we can make it work better, but ultimately, if we want to get at some of these costs, there has to be some more extensive regulation in certain areas than we currently have.
Damage to mountainous terrain at the North's nuclear test site in Punggye-ri seen in satellite imagery taken after the latest test was more extensive than anything seen after the five previous tests, said 38 North, a Washington-based project which monitors North Korea.
The Department of Justice has sent a sweeping request to every Roman Catholic diocese in the United States not to destroy documents related to the handling of child sexual abuse, a sign that the federal investigation into the church could grow far more extensive.
He knows that Henry is the kind of person who believes the last person that he spoke to, and as his duties grow more extensive, he's less able to be by the king's side at all times to guide Henry's thoughts in the right direction.
Carroll indicated earlier in the week he wanted clarification from the league about what they saw on the play and the decision not to flag Warner on the field or have a more extensive review of the play by replay officials in New York.
For example, despite recent appreciation, the Egyptian pound is still around 44% weaker than before flotation, which may make more extensive near-term subsidy reforms necessary to achieve 2017 deficit targets (the IMF may allow some leeway given the unforeseen extent of EGP depreciation).
Ms. Sen also said output from the neutral zone would give the Saudis the option of shutting down parts of the key Abqaiq processing facility for more extensive repairs after it was damaged by an aerial attack in September and then quickly patched up.
But both men face potential vulnerabilities: Mr. Biden's evolving descriptions of his stance on the military raid that killed Osama bin Laden have faced scrutiny, while Mr. Buttigieg's self-promotion as an on-the-ground military officer risks alienating veterans with more extensive records.
CBP personnel would use be able to use their training to exercise discretion and profile suspicious behavior to choose those passengers who need more extensive screenings, including physical body searches, rather than the current system of random secondary selections, which rarely produce any results.
But sometimes you'll find mismatched woods from different periods, which might require more extensive stripping techniques (like hand-stripping the wood with a wire-bristled toothbrush) and refinishing, a process that Mr. Camenares said could cost upward of $25,000 to $40,000 for an entire house.
In recent simulator tests, pilots did not use the correct emergency procedures, raising new questions about whether regulators will require more extensive training for pilots to fly the plane or whether the procedures needed to be changed, according to two people briefed on the matter.
Her buckraking career is actually much more extensive than two talks for one bank, but Sanders maintains a relatively narrow focus because he really is obsessed with the specific subject of major banks' political influence, and the two candidates really do have a genuine disagreement.
Creating bigger worlds with more extensive narratives generates opportunities for hiring more staff, but when that no longer drives customers the way it did (or when lines of economic investment simply need to be abandoned), a company might end up laying off a quarter of its employees.
"We wanted to know what was happening," said Ezzati, who believes that blood pressure is a more extensive problem than obesity and diabetes and warns of the range of health conditions that stem from someone's blood pressure being raised, such as stroke, heart disease and kidney disease.
Clearly, most of us aren't going to take our iPhones swimming (or try to write notes underwater, a la Samsung), but a more extensive water-resistance might be useful for certain applications, and would provide greater peace of mind when on vacation at the beach, for example.
By allowing this same sort of activity to take place on Instagram, where it can also be tied into more extensive profile data from the service and from parent company Facebook, Instagram will be able to learn more about users' interests, even before they make a transaction.
Those more ambitious programs like a moon base or sending humans to Mars would also require resources far more extensive than would be freed up by simply discontinuing NASA's ISS funding, and are unlikely to materialize in the form of government funding in the current political climate.
Harrouff tested negative for common street drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana, but more extensive testing, which might take up to three weeks, is being performed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to determine whether Harrouff was under the influence of bath salts or flakka.
The Platinum Card® from American Express is more useful for Delta passengers, since it offers much more extensive airport lounge access than Delta's equivalent card, up to a $200 airline fee credit each calendar year, and earns more points on purchases with Delta and other airlines.
The source told Reuters that Amy Coney Barrett of Indiana, a judge on the Chicago-based 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, was still in contention but that the Republican president had been asking more questions about the other two, who have more extensive judicial records.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Wednesday that he had conversations "over the course of 2014" and into the next year with two financial backers who are now at the center of a federal investigation, acknowledging more extensive contact with the men than he had previously.
She also hasn't endorsed a plan for more extensive subsidized jobs, which some poverty experts think could reduce poverty without attracting political opposition for paying people not to work — the charge that doomed welfare the first time around and could hurt the odds of a child allowance.
The Platinum Card® from American Express is more useful for Delta passengers, since it offers much more extensive airport lounge access than Delta's equivalent card, up to a $2200 airline fee credit each calendar year, and earns more points on purchases with Delta and other airlines.
While Lavery's analysis could easily have sustained itself without many of the above philosophical and psychoanalytical digressions, what might be missing from Quaint, Exquisite is a more extensive survey on the way Japonisme penetrated (or failed to seep into) the visual arts, apart from elements of décor.
"While steps taken in China to reduce its spread were adopted earlier than in the SARS crisis and have been far more extensive, the profound transformation of the world economy since 2003 means China's slowdown today is bound to have a stronger global impact," it added.
Now the pattern has repeated with the allegations brought forth by Parnas, who sought to confirm that the shady Ukraine agenda apparently pursued by Trump was more extensive than previously known, both in scope and by the sheer number of Trump officials Parnas claims were involved.
If our societal goal is to reduce incarceration, we are going to have to confront the inconvenient truth that retribution cannot be our only penological aim, and justice for victims has to be much more extensive than the incarceration of those who have caused them harm.
They now provide stadium seating or reclining seats with improved visibility; more extensive food and drink offerings, including, in some cases, beer and wine; and the same technology that is used for 3-D blockbusters or the Metropolitan Opera in HD. And then, there's the lower cost.
The move came as trade experts and people close to the White House said completion of a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal could slide into next year, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks, and the Trump administration counters with heightened demands of its own.
WASHINGTON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Completion of a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal could slide into next year, trade experts and people close to the White House say, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks, and the Trump administration counters with heightened demands of its own.
The partnership between the public companies and NASA is called NextSTEP and aims to support "commercial development of deep space exploration capabilities to support more extensive human spaceflight missions in and beyond cislunar space —the space near Earth that extends just beyond the Moon," NASA says.
Mr. Zarrab's wide-ranging account suggested that a high-level Turkish official — who was not named but from the testimony and trial exhibits appears to be Recep Tayyip Erdogan, now Turkey's president — had more extensive knowledge of the sanctions-busting activity than had been disclosed previously.
Further, companies that are using the Works with Nest program for more extensive customizations than allowed by Google Assistant will be required to go through special security audits from Google and to allow more granular control over which devices have access to a customer's Nest data and devices.
In his plea deal with Mueller's team, Cohen acknowledged that the conversations he had about the project with Trump exceeded the three short briefings he testified that he gave the president and that he also held more extensive discussions about it with other members of the Trump family.
He added that the Realityworks curriculum is much more extensive than the VIP program curriculum, and that the study's conclusion is flawed, partly because the girls in the intervention group were poorer than the girls in the control group, a factor acknowledged in the paper's discussion of its results.
The approach, two sources told Reuters, is meant to appeal to working-class voters who may be reluctant to back more extensive approaches to climate change, like the Green New Deal, which ultimately seeks to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions to net zero over a 85033-year period.
This was achieved through a combination of margin-accretive innovations and acquisitions and the benefits of Unilever's cost rationalisation programmes, including efficiencies in advertising and promotions through more extensive use of digital media, and reductions in overheads and, in the lower-margin home-care business, of stock keeping units.
Moto is not the first company to announce a plan to pre-load Alexa onto its smartphone hardware — back at CES Huawei said it would be doing so on a mid-range phone destined for the US. However the partnership with Motorola for handsets appears far more extensive.
The source told Reuters that Amy Coney Barrett of Indiana, a Trump-appointed judge on the Chicago-based 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, was still in contention but that the Republican president had been asking more questions about the other two, who have more extensive judicial records.
The committee on digital, culture, media and sport, which is investigating "fake news," wants Mr. Banks to explain his links to the Russian government before the Brexit vote, following reports based on leaked emails that seem to show that his contacts were more extensive than he has previously admitted.
The hotel is undergoing a major makeover until fall 2020 and we noticed daytime hammering in the guest room area, and more extensive work was about to start on a sweeping stairway from the lobby to a grand lawn and an elaborate pool area, which will cause further disruptions.
"If our societal goal is to reduce incarceration, we are going to have to confront the inconvenient truth that retribution cannot be our only penological aim, and justice for victims has to be much more extensive than the incarceration of those who have caused them harm," she writes.
He instead jumps ahead in the story a few weeks, to the Post stories published in the few days before Flynn's firing: But then in a high-profile interview with Adam Entous of the Washington Post, Flynn implied that he had conducted more extensive conversations with the Russian ambassador.

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