Such technologies help companies screen vendors more thoroughly, she said.
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The ministry urged international media to investigate such matters "more thoroughly".
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Another paper published in August 2019 explores this scenario more thoroughly.
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The military head trauma issue has been studied much more thoroughly.
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Another ancient martial art, Tai Chi, has been more thoroughly studied.
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Officers will also be forced to document such encounters more thoroughly.
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But no show more thoroughly captured America as it really was.
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To her credit, she has educated herself more thoroughly than other politicians.
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But it might end up being harder to root out more thoroughly.
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Nothing, though, was more thoroughly Orwellian than Christie's turn to Russia. I'm
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Another way the city differs: New York regulates ride hailing more thoroughly.
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There is no sport with a more thoroughly American ethos than Pasola.
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But the changes being considered by Republicans have been more thoroughly discussed.
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" And no novel was more thoroughly ransacked for ideas than Joyce's " Ulysses .
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It has more live musicianship and the interludes are more thoroughly put together.
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No one understands that fact more thoroughly than the dad in this video.
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Debra Hilstrom -- have all called upon Ellison to more thoroughly address the allegations.
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The characters are more thoroughly thought out, and their arcs are better developed.
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There are charts from the report that more thoroughly flesh out the data.
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Before I could investigate the matter more thoroughly, however, the evening's first act began.
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In both countries, though in Italy more thoroughly, the political establishment is radically weakened.
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We'll have to test this out much more thoroughly when that feature ultimately ships.
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Today, it's a connected toothbrush to encourage them to brush their teeth more thoroughly.
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Refugees are already screened more thoroughly than other foreign travelers to the United States.
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Ackmann's "These Fevered Days" peoples the poet's world more thoroughly than do previous accounts.
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J&J says cosmetic talc is more thoroughly processed and thus purer than industrial talc.
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I will definitely think it through more thoroughly the next time I consider an upgrade.
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And the company says it's going to more thoroughly consider reports of unwanted sexual advances.
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But he said he'd consider the arguments more thoroughly at another hearing on Feb. 27.
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That creates additional opportunities to weigh in more thoroughly once people have seen the movie.
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I assume here that the pause will be implemented more thoroughly the second time around.
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Now, Mavni troops are often more thoroughly investigated than the security staff who vet them.
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Still, my vote goes for the more flexible and far more thoroughly researched Mediterranean diet.
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And Collins said he planned to meet with Wright next week to discuss everything more thoroughly.
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If it keeps happening, investigate more thoroughly—is this just a bug or something more serious.
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Will he be sure to research things a bit more thoroughly before his next political tweet?
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And then the filmmakers' methods were more thoroughly scrutinized, which prompted a debate about documentary ethics.
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Louder is not necessarily better, but we can conclude that more thoroughly in a full review.
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Responding to that cry, many people have rushed out to arm themselves more thoroughly than ever.
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The order was issued after the defense requested to have the phone looked at more thoroughly.
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At their most basic, bidets spray water to clean you more thoroughly after using the bathroom.
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Apparently, I have been more thoroughly vetted in my professional work by my employers ... than Trump.
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The South Carolina board discussed in November how to more thoroughly investigate conditions after a mistake.
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And he has dominated the national conversation perhaps more thoroughly than any president in a generation.
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Ingredient guides are useful, though Ms. Nguyen writes more thoroughly about some (chicken) than others (shrimp).
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They said the revamped SAT had been, if anything, more thoroughly vetted for fairness than older iterations.
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Maybe Trump ought to take it as incentive to prepare more thoroughly this time around, Corden suggested.
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These instincts developed early; it's hard to think of a writer more thoroughly wrecked by his childhood.
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All I can do is admit them, try to be better, and read more thoroughly next time.
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Last year, the organization examined the relevant science more thoroughly, and, as a result, changed its recommendations.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), said that regulators more thoroughly should investigate acquisitions like Facebook's purchase of Instagram.
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They researched more thoroughly and visited Ms. Kleiner's dentist to buy tools and learn about sanitary measures.
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John Baron, another pro-Brexit campaigner, called on the government to "prepare more thoroughly for a 'no deal'".
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Instead, Facebook will go the way of Snap (yet again) and work to index its content more thoroughly.
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As always, we'll investigate more thoroughly in our official review after spending a few weeks with this thing.
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A coinciding online exhibition explores the ideas more thoroughly, with better room for text than the gallery walls.
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AI solutions could be used to help journalists gather and understand data and information faster and more thoroughly.
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The father of the New York bombing suspect says federal officials should have investigated his son more thoroughly.
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Nobody was more thoroughly humiliated over the course of the Republican primaries this year than Lil' Marco Rubio.
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Jean-Bédel Bokassa, the self-styled emperor who ruled from 1966 until 1979, looted it even more thoroughly.
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The more senior court said that the lower court should have more thoroughly weighed AVIC's sovereignty immunity arguments.
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Judge William Alsup, who is presiding over the case, ordered Uber to search more thoroughly for the documents.
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Steve Tew: Well, we will go back and review the campaign more thoroughly than I've done to date.
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Misting your face with a hydrating toner is also a smart move; damp skin absorbs creams more thoroughly.
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Of course, the method would need to be more thoroughly vetted before it could be implemented, they added.
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Exacting professionals like Theresa are surely accustomed to more thoroughly thought-through work than what is presented here.
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Still, I'm looking forward to testing the Yoga C930 more thoroughly before it goes on sale sometime in October.
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But, the method will need to be tested more thoroughly before it can be used in a clinical setting.
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Did you find any elements of modern culture in the game that you wish it had explored more thoroughly?
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Screening calls more thoroughly According to the letter, the changes include: • Adding professional staff and 12 supervisory special agents.
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I just hope that there ends up being more of us so our voices can be represented more thoroughly.
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I have a memoir coming out next year that will more thoroughly go into my time doing that work.
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It's safe to say that no point in history has been more thoroughly documented in images than this one.
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He brought in the company's auditor, who then decided an outside firm needed to investigate the company's loans more thoroughly.
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We should note the company didn't share specific data that would allow these figures to be fact-checked more thoroughly.
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She points out that if Delphine washed lightly, fewer skin cells would come off than if she washed more thoroughly.
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And the corruption scandals and unexplained murders of critics that marred his rule are likely to be investigated more thoroughly.
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Who that will be remains unclear, but it is to be hoped that that person is vetted more thoroughly beforehand.
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Donald Trump capitalized on these trends even more thoroughly, speaking openly to people's economic anxieties, cultural fears, and class rebellion.
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Mr. Purdy's mother, Thelma Johnson, believes her son would still be alive had doctors treated him more thoroughly at discharge.
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No administration in memory has more thoroughly undermined freedom of speech and of the press than that of President Obama.
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Along the way, Harry has cause to revisit his ervice in the Vietnam War more thoroughly than he has before.
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He also informed them that he was considering delaying Jackson's confirmation hearing in order to vet the allegations more thoroughly.
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Mr. Wille fetched his detector from the car, wanting to use the remaining daylight to search the area more thoroughly.
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To zoom in for a close-up, the device selects a specific part of the image and scans it more thoroughly.
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At the end of last year, YouTube pledged to hire 10,000 moderators to more thoroughly patrol the platform for inappropriate content.
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But nothing has roiled Kickstarter more thoroughly in the last several months than the constant turnover for which employees blame Chen.
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The Clinton campaign has a larger field operation that has been trained more thoroughly than the Sanders team, the campaigns agree.
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And when patients are assessed more thoroughly, Volta added, it's often other factors rather than gluten that cause their gut discomfort.
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The six plants have already "passed an inspection" while the other plants still need to be more thoroughly evaluated, she said.
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Jarlov said it was crucial that the FSA be given tools to scrutinize the information it gets from banks more thoroughly.
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But Manafort blamed the media for the controversy and criticized news outlets for not more thoroughly covering the allegations against Clinton.
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In the pilot, I found them mostly dutiful, rather than insightful, but later episodes drew me into this story more thoroughly.
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An hour after I'd written to that young man, though, something happened that moved me to think about this more thoroughly.
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Why doesn't Murray attend more thoroughly to the role of the environment, to history — even if to decisively repudiate their impact?
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Through the new law, the government wants to narrow permissible activities of foreign groups and monitor their work much more thoroughly.
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But I'll reserve all final judgments on Sony's new cameras when I can test them out more thoroughly for a review.
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By understanding how machine vision systems view the world, we can theoretically build them more efficiently and vet their accuracy more thoroughly.
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AI solutions would help reflect the reporting and storytelling and their effects more thoroughly, also giving new tools for decision-making, e.g.
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Orioles players said they had been washing their hands more thoroughly and using hand sanitizer to prevent the illness from spreading further.
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Sensors recognise concentrated areas of dirt and prompt the robot to clean them more thoroughly, meaning you can sit back and relax.
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Since a fatal shooting at Naval Air Station Pensacola in December, the Pentagon has been working to screen those students more thoroughly.
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The smoke works its way more thoroughly into the ribs, which become a firm and chewy pig candy, and into the sausages.
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But if that membership ceases, the lorries arriving at the port would have to be checked by the U.K. authorities more thoroughly.
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Jo's marriage to Bhaer, meanwhile, is even more thoroughly reimagined than Amy's marriage to Laurie, but the two are closely rhetorically linked.
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After reviewing 72 problematic cases more thoroughly, the ministry concluded that in five, the "substance" of the ruling was wrong or probably wrong.
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Many conservative Christians in particular view abortion as murder and have long hoped to overturn Roe so states could restrict abortion more thoroughly.
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Sang Won Lee, CEO at Qeexo, a gesture technology company, believes in gesture technology because he thinks it engages a user more thoroughly.
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Once he realized his mistake, Keemstar posted an apology video in which he promised to vet his stories more thoroughly in the future.
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After an initial review by a senior UCL professor, a panel of UCL scientists was set up to consider the allegations more thoroughly.
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"Alibaba will discuss and communicate more thoroughly with more brands in order to push forward the course of international anti-counterfeiting," it added.
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Additional vetting procedures are enabling departments and agencies to more thoroughly review applicants and identify potential threats to public safety and national security.
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Sanders suggested that Jackson's current position as the White House physician meant that he had been more thoroughly vetted than other Cabinet nominees.
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Perhaps nothing in the history of American government has been more thoroughly investigated than Hillary Clinton's four-year tenure as Secretary of State.
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"Keirstead never should have been running because of that background," Rouda told Vox, saying the Democratic Party should have vetted him more thoroughly.
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The overall story is not only stronger as a result, but lets the movie more thoroughly evoke the original spirit of the book.
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Because the market is still relatively young, he said it might be another decade before its impact on humans is more thoroughly understood.
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I hope that in future debates both could get more time, forcing the candidates to explain more thoroughly their strategies to deal with them.
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In these transformations, points are more thoroughly reorganized; they don't necessarily maintain their prior relationship with one another after a transformation has been applied.
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Dow AgroSciences contends that "no pest control product has been more thoroughly evaluated" than chlorpyrifos -- and that it is used in nearly 100 nations.
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In conclusion, the SFMTA says lock-to mechanisms have improved parking compliance, but that more scooters are needed to more thoroughly evaluate the program.
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Most states have abolished straight-party voting, and proponents of Michigan's law said that removing the option forces voters to study candidates more thoroughly.
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Mr. Trump said when he issued the executive order that it was intended to allow American officials to vet Iraqis and others more thoroughly.
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But from a data security perspective, that's not a bad thing; in fact some experts say the discarded devices should have been destroyed more thoroughly.
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As we have unpacked more thoroughly the mysteries of the brain, we have become better able to precisely target the changes we want to affect.
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Manafort must respond more thoroughly by Friday in court to the special counsel's office allegations that he attempted to tamper with witnesses before his trial.
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Yang said the easiest way to start looking into geoengineering more thoroughly would be to authorize a relatively modest amount of money to fund research.
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And for those that are followed, the app aims to help you enjoy each moment more thoroughly, knowing that someone is watching everything you do.
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The FEAT team has also more intensely helped four offices within the Office of the Administrator to more thoroughly reform their FOIA processes, Minoli said.
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She knew she'd only cleaned the surface of things, but the soap's strong minty smell would make it seem as if she'd cleaned more thoroughly.
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Roosevelt&aposs efforts to elongate a similarly stubby shopping season resulted in a holiday — and a country — more thoroughly split than a yanked-apart wishbone.
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When actors of color are cast in prominent roles, it reminds us of what the world really looks like, and captures our values much more thoroughly.
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His pen functioned like a lighthouse, helping all of us see more clearly and reason more thoroughly through the most important issues that our nation faced.
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It walks you through every step of the physical hardware setup much more thoroughly than the measly sheet of paper that's packed into the box does.
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Officers should not have said the allegations were true and should have checked the credibility of Nick more thoroughly before their homes were searched, he added.
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As Bonasso describes in his piece, and as is documented more thoroughly elsewhere, CASE is composed of several "layers" that govern control, routine activities and planning.
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I am amazed that you have not attempted to check this matter out more thoroughly with individuals close to the heart of the matter— Rajneeshees themselves.
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"This is [a situation] that now live entertainment, especially concert venues and promoters, are definitely going to have to more thoroughly think through now," he said.
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But when a lecturer adapts her material into a book, no matter how original and interesting, it needs to be much more thoroughly foregrounded than this.
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It is my hope that this might help me to clear out the bad stuff in there more thoroughly and get back to that peaceful place.
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Under the terms of a 2011 consent agreement with the Federal Trade Commission, Facebook was required to strengthen privacy safeguards and disclose data practices more thoroughly.
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Perhaps never in the history of our Country has someone been more thoroughly disgraced and excoriated than James Comey in the just released Inspector General's Report.
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Da Vinci reasoned that, if the human body was divine, studying the anatomy more thoroughly (and illegally) than ever would yield unprecedented knowledge of the cosmos.
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Bill Morneau, Trudea's finance minister, tweeted Thursday that the government was reviewing the decision and he would speak more thoroughly about it later in the day.
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Two top-ranking House Democrats — Whip Steny Hoyer (MD) and caucus chair Joe Crowley (NY) — released statements saying Trump needed to explain his strategy more thoroughly.
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Of course, whether the state is big or small, it is natural to ask why the app at the center of the controversy wasn't vetted more thoroughly.
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Next, the team wants to study the effects of TIMP2 in the brain more thoroughly, and also see how the protein affects mouse models of Alzheimer's disease.
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But now, Nassisi and her team of social workers, therapists, nurses and others try to screen, diagnose and treat patients more thoroughly in the ER, she said.
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Sometimes you have to pull over anyway and examine it more thoroughly, to see if you can identify a point of entry to get a swab into.
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"The challenge comes from figuring out where my buttons are when the turntable is spinning around," he said in an Imgur post explaining his method more thoroughly.
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I think the distinction is that after Altamont—when the break with the counterculture happened—the Angels moved more thoroughly in the direction of full-on criminality.
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In a call with reporters on Friday, Garcia said she hopes Zuckerberg could answer questions more thoroughly than project lead David Marcus could at his July hearing.
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"We've had the unique opportunity to more thoroughly test and explore where this show will best perform," Kevin Reilly, president of TNT, TBS, and truTV, told Variety.
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In May, the U.S. Treasury unveiled a new rule that, starting in 2018, will require banks to more thoroughly vet the real owners of potential corporate customers.
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United States government agencies wanted access to technical details on the breach so it could investigate the perpetrators more thoroughly to unearth possible espionage attempts by Chinese hackers.
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The third Purge, however, is staking an obvious claim to the kind of deep social commentary that other dystopian narratives like The Hunger Games have more thoroughly canvassed.
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This means that responding officers are supposed to flag incidents as a "suspected bias-motivated crime," so that they can then be reviewed more thoroughly by a supervisor.
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After the first round of trainings, Knight and Varnam decided to create a nine-month online course called Conversations in Community, which would train facilitators even more thoroughly.
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The full environmental impact of electric cars needs to be analyzed more thoroughly before we can determine them to be more innocuous than internal combustion engines, he said.
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Some are hoping that a more powerful Xi will be able to push through structural and economic reforms more thoroughly than he did during his first five years.
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Dershowitz does believe however, that the matter should be investigated more thoroughly by the proper authorities, which will likely include Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the Justice Department.
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"To guard against risking the health and safety of these foreign nationals, USCIS should more thoroughly scrutinize physicians before allowing them to become civil surgeons," the report advises.
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He said that military would "proceed more thoroughly" with the ongoing Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise, a joint training drill between South Korea and the U.S. that started Monday.
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Regarding H.R. 1296, he does not oppose it, but wants to review it more thoroughly as well as has some questions about the 'ban' function of the bill.
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TECH TIP With a little time, typing and easy-to-use software, you can quickly see your financial picture much more thoroughly and better plan for the future.
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They'll be able to cleanse the home more thoroughly, hold a seance to contact the ghost directly, and even help it cross over from this plane into the next.
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Once they have been more thoroughly tested, swarm mode and other additions to 1.12 will find their way into the company's commercial offerings in the second half of 2016.
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He also said he hoped Mr. Sanders would more thoroughly explain his views as a Democratic socialist and would emphasize the importance of taking part in the political system.
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"I do believe the guys that are on the site are vigilant," Epik CEO Rob Monster told the Seattle Times about Gab's promise to police its platforms more thoroughly.
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" Sanders defended Jackson's record as "impeccable," suggesting that Jackson's current position as the White House physician meant that he had been more thoroughly vetted than other Cabinet nominees. "Dr.
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But Ugandan airport officials are now checking luggage more thoroughly than in the past, according to Jean Proehl of Project Helping Hands, and prosecutions would definitely change these practices.
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"HM Treasury should also have done more to consider the wider implications of the sale by scrutinising the impact on customers and tax revenues more thoroughly," wrote the committee.
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Could chefs create a demand for new varieties that were more experimental and interesting and diverse, more nutrient-dense and more thoroughly delicious, from root to stem to leaf?
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If your dog&aposs paws were especially dirty or you&aposve been using the MudBuster for a while, you can also take it apart to clean it more thoroughly.
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Data is reaching critical mass, allowing more campaigns to more thoroughly identify who they need to engage, based on information that goes far deeper than traditional age/gender breakdowns.
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The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but said it would re-examine economic and price developments more thoroughly at its next policy meeting in October.
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This should soon change, as the increasing severity of attacks forces officials to respond to the issue more thoroughly and preemptively, beyond the conducting of police raids for weapons.
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Of the 40-some districts where J. sought records, ten said they could not locate records related to anti-Semitic activity, and two asked for time to search more thoroughly.
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The researchers are hopeful, though, saying that they'd like to study the phenomenon more thoroughly and see if it's possible to learn math ideas, languages, and vocabulary with sleep soundtracks.
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For years, with their market caps climbing alongside their consumer influence, the largest U.S. tech companies have prepared for the day when their business practices would be more thoroughly scrutinized.
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The Franken case is one that poses a good counterfactual: wouldn't it have been better to have slowed down and investigated these claims more thoroughly before pushing for Franken's resignation?
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In digging through the system more thoroughly over the following days, Lewis and her team discovered that in fact at least one critical part of the system wasn't done properly.
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Though they are relieved the pressure's off them to investigate Trump more thoroughly, many will continue to run defense for Trump, even if just to please their constituents back home.
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He has even more thoroughly rejected Mr. Bush's worldview, scorning the interventionist and pro-free trade and immigration policies that were at the heart of his two terms as president.
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By taking the same story to series, Friedman has the opportunity to fix the movie's ending, more thoroughly explore its themes, and make a little more sense of its world.
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" Trump tweeted in response: "Perhaps never in the history of our Country has someone been more thoroughly disgraced and excoriated than James Comey in the just released Inspector General's Report.
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The Florida shuffle took off after federal parity laws and the Affordable Care Act simultaneously expanded access to health insurance and required health plans to more thoroughly cover addiction treatment.
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At Newark Arts High School, he was finally able to explore the drums more thoroughly; by the time he was a sophomore, he was playing R&B in area groups.
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But onscreen, Ms. Garner disappears more thoroughly than Mr. Cranston, and it's frustrating rather than illuminating to see her reduced to a cipher and a symbol of someone else's discontent.
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That was followed by a warning last month that the BOJ would use its October rate review to look more thoroughly at overseas risks, stoking market speculation of immediate action.
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Mr. Uderitz has said that he has concerns about the trusts' ownership paperwork and wants the lawsuits against borrowers to stop until he can more thoroughly investigate the collection problems.
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The quality and spending benchmarks need to account more thoroughly for differences across hospitals in patient risk, so that hospitals are not penalized for caring for the most complex patients.
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And as for men, they are encouraged to identify with the manliness of powerful men more thoroughly than they identify with their own masculinity, or than they identify with themselves.
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And there is no clearer piece of evidence that our system is broken, no more thoroughly dead canary in the coal mine, than when Donald Trump is actually making sense.
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At the Network and Distributed Systems Security Symposium two weeks ago, the Stony Brook team showed how they mapped out those fraudulent tech support call schemes more thoroughly than ever before.
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Mozilla also created a support page to more thoroughly explain Looking Glass, and make it clear that users would have to opt in if they wanted to participate in the ARG.
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"I was told there were inevitable circumstances ... But I admit that the deal was done in an inappropriate way and regret that I didn't look into it more thoroughly," Lee testified.
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The Series 3 is positioned to dominate the market even more thoroughly during the fourth quarter, according to Canalys analysts, as the holiday season drives more sales and Apple increases availability.
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With Dax, Mills is able to experience all of the intricacies of having a newborn more thoroughly and deeply, even if he is not the one getting stinky in the process.
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Ultimately, this gives Google a solid channel to test new releases even more thoroughly than before, by tapping into the Android community's willingness to try new software as early as possible.
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During the keynote of its three-day developers' conference, Google CEO Sundar Pichai focused on Google's plans to bake artificial intelligence and machine learning more thoroughly into all of its services.
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And Sundvor said his company is making sure to get the device tested even more thoroughly by a third party before making the sensor available to the public later this year.
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I think my ability to explain why we need to think about everything a little bit more thoroughly before we pull the trigger was something that I brought to the table.
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Matt Miller, a spokesman for American Airlines, said the plane had completed other flights during the day, and while planes are cleaned between flights, they are generally cleaned more thoroughly overnight.
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The ex-mayor has embraced President Donald Trump's approach to politics—a toxic mix of avarice, shamelessness, and conspiratorial smears—more thoroughly than almost any other figure in American public life.
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The order includes some supposed safeguards, which ask law enforcement to be careful, make sure there is sufficient evidence of a crime, and more thoroughly document the evidence and probable cause justification.
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"I deeply regret this omission and am embarrassed by my failure to read these important disclosures more thoroughly," said Dudley, who joined the New York Fed in 2007 as head of markets.
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For what it's worth, however, I only wish you would have researched more thoroughly and more accurately before shooting down UoPeople's groundbreaking MBA programme before it's even launched, and without fair reason.
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Inferno and the ISM Hexadome point to the future of conceptual, immersive environments that Gray Area Festival wanted to explore more thoroughly, but technology alone is not going to lead to it.
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Under court rules, Friday's action means that the judges believed, among other factors, that the regulation is likely to be struck down when the court considers it more thoroughly on the merits.
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After all, we've got a team of about a dozen people whose whole job is covering climate change, and The Times covers the topic more thoroughly than just about any other publication.
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Keeps, operated by Thirty Madison, which also owns Cove, draws people in with a post about hair-loss myths, explained more thoroughly on the website where it diagnoses, recommends, and prescribes treatments.
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Jackson isn't the first person to make it through the Trump administration's "vetting" process only to be more thoroughly and publicly investigated down the line — and he likely won't be the last.
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" Forsheit could not provide a timeline of when MaxMind would be able to more thoroughly review the coordinates in its database but said MaxMind "anticipates that it will begin incorporating adjustments by January.
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Since the earliest days of Terraform, we've been running stories by Tim Maughan—few writers have mastered the sort of visceral, almost-future speculative fiction we've made our MO more thoroughly than Tim.
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Lawmakers said they wanted the Commission to investigate foreign investments more thoroughly, with proposed amendments that would oblige the Commission to start screening deals in more areas and require EU countries to cooperate.
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Since it was their first visit today, they are charging us more because they want to account for the fact that they do things differently and (hopefully) more thoroughly than our last cleaner.
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"The reason ground products are more problematic and need to be cooked more thoroughly is that any bacteria that's on the surface of the meat can be ground inside of it," Marler said.
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Some are hoping that a more powerful Xi will be able to push through structural and economic reforms more thoroughly, but there's also the concern that the government could revert to old habits.
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Nothing, in this or any other Korine film, is more thoroughly irresponsible, or more beautiful, than the sight of cash curling downward through the night air, on fire, like gentle and wasteful snow.
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By the summer of 2016, some data companies I spoke with adjusted their policies to implement cross-deletion more thoroughly and more quickly for fear of losing access to the Twitter data stream.
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Every one of the 700 or so people who went through the entrance had his or her bag thoroughly searched and was patted down, perhaps even more thoroughly, by a line of guards.
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Queen Elizabeth II doesn't just rule over Britain and the Commonwealth — the world's longest-serving female head of state also does head-to-toe monochrome more thoroughly, and multi-dimensionally, than anyone else.
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There's enough that's right here, most crucially the two leads, that you want Meghie to dig deeper into Mae and Michael's lives, more thoroughly explore their histories, regrets, confusions, dreams and evolving feelings.
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TOKYO, Sept 19 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but said it would re-examine economic and price developments more thoroughly at its next policy meeting in October.
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But if you'll be flaunting your Hillary pride for the ballot-casting occasion, where you'll be proudly voting your values, you might need to think about your full outfit a bit more thoroughly. Why?
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After preliminary sorting at Pier 96, for example, many of San Francisco's salvaged materials are loaded straight into containers bound for China, where they will be combed over much more thoroughly before being recycled.
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The report makes a number of recommendations, including asking concert promoters to be more transparent about how tickets are released to the public, and encouraging secondary ticket markets to police their systems more thoroughly.
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Because instead of crafting a malevolent AI, which has been done better and more thoroughly in stories from The Terminator to Steel Beach, Brooker has created a nightmare version of a Silicon Valley executive.
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But backed up by an alternative media ecosystem keen to support them, and with judicious help from foreign powers capable of organising themselves a little more thoroughly than ragtag mobocrats, they can become powerful.
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OpenAI's team writes that this is the last we'll hear of this particular iteration of the system; it's done competing (at least in tournaments) and will be described more thoroughly in a paper soon.
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I can't say it's anything physical, but we recognize he's got to locate a little bit more consistently and use his overall mix maybe a little bit more thoroughly throughout a given at-bat.
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Dudley stands up, more thoroughly owned than he has been in his life (up to that point), picks up the ball, and hucks it at Shaq with an optimally pissy look on his face.
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That the platform didn't more thoroughly account for the possibility that people would abuse it — setting aside the question of whether anyone actually has — seems to have foreclosed the possibility of some worthwhile discussions.
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Twitter hinted last week that it would soon more thoroughly address the issues of safety and abuse on its network, and today it has announced a series of changes to its service as a result.
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The start-up claims the resulting mist has 10 times the surface area of water from a typical showerhead, which means it will coat your skin more thoroughly, while also using 70 percent less water.
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I don't believe for a second that Cersei is actually pregnant, though this could be wishful thinking; it seems like an attempt to enmesh Jaime more thoroughly in their mentally unhealthy and biologically unsound relationship.
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It's also a message, this blurring the edges of a song kind of that I felt could be like more thoroughly investigated on an EP, where you don't have to do such a long timeframe.
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The panel determined that she and Mr. Roma were both complicit in the incident, she said, a decision that left her thinking Columbia "should be ashamed of itself" for not investigating Mr. Roma more thoroughly.
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Were the shots, although relatively passive, at the notions of godliness, conduct codes, openness to creationism and (God forbid) belief in a higher power necessary to more thoroughly convince readers of this egregious hiring error?
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I'd have to check the archives more thoroughly, but this may have set a record for the fastest mention of the old college dorm room where a boy with a dream "single-handedly" launched a revolution.
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I'm sure that Wachtell's precise understanding of the different iterations of the banks' fee agreement and the firm's role in crafting them will be explicated more thoroughly in the malpractice suit, assuming the case moves forward.
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If riders are interested in taking any of those trains but want to plan their trip a bit more thoroughly, they can tap on the public transit information and enter the Transit app to learn more.
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But think positive: Between the F.B.I.'s 11-month email investigation and the eight congressional Benghazi inquiries, Clinton has now probably been examined more thoroughly than any candidate not up for canonization in the Catholic Church.
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My average teenage weekend was more thoroughly documented than all 94 years of my grandfather's life, and yet none of those iPhone photos or status updates seemed to have made it past my short-term memory.
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To contribute as radically today as it did in the 1970s and early '80s, C.M.S. may need to strategize toward not only a broad corps of teaching artists, but also a more thoroughly inclusive student body.
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In the report on Wednesday, court investigators Edward Swanson and Audrey Barron found Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and other local officials did not do enough to learn why police had not investigated the allegations more thoroughly.
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While there's a need for larger scale, more thoroughly designed research, studies indicate that a yoga practice helps in treating depression and anxiety (in multiple meta-analyses), managing stress, and improving the well-being of cancer survivors.
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This is balanced against Qi'ra's own backstory, which Lafferty explores a bit more thoroughly by dropping in the details of her journey between the time she and Han were separated and their reunion later in the film.
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Microsoft is set to follow up these suggestions with a more detailed document arriving next week that will more thoroughly detail its plans, while soliciting suggestions from people and groups about how to more broadly implement them.
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The Galaxy Fold is an all-new type of smartphone experience, but as with all first-gen devices, there's still some growing pains that Samsung and others should be able to address more thoroughly on subsequent versions.
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If you want even more control over your Android environment, there are launchers such as Nova and Action Launcher that allow you to more thoroughly customize your app drawer and home screen with icons, animations, and different layouts.
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The robot can tuck in its wheels and flatten out to fit under overhead limits that might prevent a typical rover from gaining entry, meaning it can explore the surfaces of distant moons and planets much more thoroughly.
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" The N.H.L. said in a statement that "the behavior that has been alleged is repugnant and unacceptable," adding that, "We will have no further comment until we have had an opportunity to look into the matter more thoroughly.
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If he walks away from that promise, he will hobble his presidency and imperil his re-election — and that of many Republican congressmen and senators — more thoroughly than the best-laid plans of the most anti-Trump Democrats.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government will force telecoms companies to vet their equipment suppliers more thoroughly as they roll out 5G mobile networks, but made no mention of banning China's Huawei or any other supplier over spying fears.
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Because Text IQ understands who a person is relative to the rest of the organization, and learns that organization's "language," it can more thoroughly extract what's relevant to the inquiry from all that unstructured data in Slack, email, etc.
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Nobody in pro wrestling is parsed more thoroughly than the Young Bucks, because no one else has so thoroughly fused the in-ring product—the act of wrestling—with the sport's other trappings: entrepreneurship, internet rumor mongering, backstage innuendo.
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If Republicans confronting angry voters start to hesitate and delay, kicking the tires on their legislative options more thoroughly, they are likely to find that there is no way for them to live up to the big promises they've run on.
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Vox film critic Alissa Wilkinson and I broke down our picks in all 24 categories more thoroughly in the articles linked below, but if you just need a quick reference guide, here are those picks in one handy-dandy place.
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The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday issued an emergency order instructing airlines with the same type of engine as the one that failed catastrophically on Tuesday on a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 to more thoroughly inspect the engines' fan blades.
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In April 2016, the EU announced it would soon be adopting the General Data Protection Regulation — a law that will more thoroughly govern the personal information and private data that companies and online social media platforms are able to access.
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And nothing could undermine that impartiality more quickly or more thoroughly than giving, as Ginsburg put it, "hints … forecasts … [or] previews" — under oath to a bunch of politicians, no less — about how they would decide they have yet to consider.
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What actually happens is roughly this: the image of the ball passes through your eye and strikes your retina, which does some elementary analysis and sends it along to the brain, where the visual cortex more thoroughly analyzes the image.
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Administrative controls include asking all patients if they have symptoms and taking their temperatures; requiring those with cough or fever to wear a face mask, and isolating them from others at least by several feet until they are more thoroughly assessed.
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But the advantages, compared to using livers from deceased donors, include being able to screen the donor more thoroughly, being able to optimize the timing of the transplant (rather than having to wait on a list) and better survival odds.
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Lawmakers have demanded that Park more thoroughly respond to accusations that she was out of contact for seven hours on the day of the ferry disaster, a sensitive issue because the high number of fatalities was blamed on the government's botched rescue operation.
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I don't know of any specific parts of the law where errors would be more or less likely at this time, but I would suspect perhaps not in the really high-profile, high-salience sections, as those probably were vetted more thoroughly.
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It was the most joyous experience this year to really delve into Eliot's psychology more thoroughly and you might think that I would have been exhausted from shooting this episode, but I was there so consistently every day that it became essentially ritual.
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This leads to a couple of moments of, "Wait, what just happened?" or, "Why would they believe her?" that could have been avoided with a more carefully paced script, or, in a perfect world, a more thoroughly constructed preamble in another movie altogether.
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If you consider how the secret Republican health care bill story ultimately broke through (to the extent that it has), or refer back to the much-more-thoroughly-covered health care debate in 2009, the new-news bias effect becomes fairly obvious.
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Some, however, are hoping that a more powerful Xi will be able to push through structural and economic reforms more thoroughly, but there's also the concern that the government could revert to old habits to keep growth high and quell social unease.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. director, Christopher A. Wray, defended the bureau's handling of an abbreviated background check into Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, telling lawmakers on Wednesday that agents acted properly amid criticism that they should have more thoroughly investigated sexual assault allegations against him.
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House Small Business Committee Chairman Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) is urging the Senate to pass legislation he introduced last year that would give small businesses more input into the regulatory process and force agencies to more thoroughly analyze the effects of regulations.
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One could be forgiven for thinking the country is, in some ways, beginning to more thoroughly reckon with its racist past and present in the last few years, with Confederate statues falling, a national lynching memorial, and Congress holding a hearing on reparations for slavery.
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Mr Trump sees no need for overall levels of legal immigration to come down, instead wanting America to move to a merit-based system, similar to Canada's, in which skilled migrants are vetted more thoroughly and commit to staying off government subsidies for five years.
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In The Unfinished Film, the cinema sidebar to the Met Breuer's marquee opening exhibition, Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible, programmer Thomas Beard pursues "a secret cannon" of such films, seeking out the fragment-ridden underside to the official cannon of finished, more thoroughly acculturated works.
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While in the UK parliamentarians who are running a wide-ranging investigation into fake news have expressed increasing frustration with Facebook (and Twitter) for footdragging in the face of asks they more thoroughly probe the extent of Russian involvement in the Brexit referendum vote.
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This war is significant and can be more thoroughly explained in Filipino history textbooks, but during the Philippine-American war America looks more like the bad guy so most American authors completely disregard adding this war into the textbook or skim over the details.
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Because cattle "finished" on grass gain weight half as fast as they do on grain, they are kept alive longer; for that reason, and because the microbes in their bellies process grass more thoroughly, the cows belch out forty-three per cent more methane.
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On the West Coast, where the Asian diaspora settled as early as the 19th century, Asian-American culture was more thoroughly integrated into the landscape, but in New York, immigrants from China and Japan had for years moved through the city like shadows, largely invisible.
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It's hard to remember how we thought in the years leading up to 2016, but our most accessible record of that psychologically distant era will probably be the crop of "prestige" TV shows that dominated the cultural conversation more thoroughly than any books or movies.
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Trump proposed a ban on all Muslims entering the U.S. during the primary, suggesting that such a move is necessary to protect the country, but during the general election shifted to a proposal of "extreme vetting" that would more thoroughly screen immigrants from certain nations.
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This has the knock-on effect of actually lowering insurance premiums for many low and middle-income Obamacare enrollees because premium subsidies also went up, to match the increased premiums (I explained this more thoroughly in a past edition of VoxCare, which you can read here).
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She hoped to stay nearby in order to spare her children the hardship of switching schools, but she soon understood that continuing to live in this former working-class enclave—to say nothing of adjacent, more thoroughly gentrified communities like Grant Park—was out of the question.
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Of course, the terrible joke right now is that the coronavirus is the new KonMari, having scoured most businesses more thoroughly than any decluttering plan could by sending its messiest elements — people — home, a turn of events unlikely to lead to much joy, professional or otherwise.
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Of course, the terrible joke right now is that the coronavirus is the new KonMari, having scoured most businesses more thoroughly than any decluttering plan could by sending its messiest elements — people — home, a turn of events unlikely to lead to much joy, professional or otherwise.
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Slater is pithy, readable and generally fair, although I wish she had engaged more thoroughly with the defense of antidepressants, mounted perhaps most persuasively by Peter D. Kramer in his recent book "Ordinary Well," which explored flaws in the studies that examined the efficacy of antidepressants.
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" The Nature Conservancy spokesperson said in a statement to POLITICO: "We are thoroughly considering and exploring the additional recommendations made by the MWE report, including how TNC can strengthen our investigation process, more thoroughly investigate anonymous claims, revamp related trainings, and improve our reporting to the Board.
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The closer the ghetto, the more self-conscious the black person may feel, its proximity complicating his presence; on the outskirts of a ghetto, white people become more defensive and scrutinize the anonymous black person more thoroughly, wondering whether he or she may mean them harm.
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Instead of killing off the disease-causing bacteria more thoroughly, longer courses of antibiotics may increase the amount of time the strongest bacteria are exposed to the compounds intended to kill them, which could give them more opportunity to develop mutations that allow them to survive.
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A video Harmonix posted to YouTube three months ago ended up being an invaluable resource as we were working through the logistics of playing DropMix, but I'm hoping the 'help' section of the app addresses the basic gameplay mechanics a little more thoroughly once the game is released.
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One reason is that high-street banks' reputations were even more thoroughly wrecked in Britain than elsewhere, not just by the financial crisis but also by the mis-selling of insurance policies in the 1990s, for which compensation of more than £34bn ($44bn) has been paid so far.
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And after a year in which it became blindingly obvious that Twitter was rife with abuse and harassment, and that it has become a haven for propagandists, bots and other manipulators, there's one sacred cow in particular that deserves to be roasted more thoroughly than your Thanksgiving bird.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden, who was chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee during the Thomas confirmation, suggested that he might have acted quicker and more thoroughly on Hill's accusations, told Teen Vogue late last year, "I wish I had been able to do more for Anita Hill.
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The fact that Game of Thrones has had ample time to come up with a less sloppy way of weaving the cultures of its vast world more thoroughly into its narrative — and still failed — hasn't earned it much acclaim from viewers who care about this sort of thing.
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This is exceedingly rare in a country where more and more media organizations are part of large, corporate monoliths operated out of New York, Los Angeles, or Washington, DC. Kerger more thoroughly explains how PBS in particular is subtly different from, say, the broadcast networks in my full interview with her.
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In the pages of the Los Angeles Times (which has covered this technology more thoroughly over the last few years than any other national publication), Ars Technica founder Jon Stokes points out that the preventive software in "smart guns" could likely be hacked or "jailbroken" like software in any other industry.
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The role genetics plays in mate choice is small—about a third of the magnitude of education level, a more thoroughly studied trait—but when researchers analyzed the genomes of 825 white American couples, they found spouses displayed fewer differences in DNA than when compared to two randomly selected individuals.
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As for cooling, Clonee will use a system that's similar to the one Facebook currently uses in Sweden and other locations, but because there's too much salt in the air, it'll have to filter the air more thoroughly than in other places before it can be used inside the building.
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The weird musical genre complications of the 2018 film could be even more thoroughly teased out and dealt with, without assigning an inherently superior status to the rock-folk-country lineage over the urban-hip-hop-pop-industrial lineage that is part of what makes the second half of the film frustrating.
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"As a precautionary measure, given the degree of attention being focused on this matter, the NJSIAA will recommend to chapter officials that the referee in question not be assigned to any event until this matter has been reviewed more thoroughly in order to avoid potential distractions for the competing wrestlers," the association said.
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" Assuming that the fate of societies is largely determined economically and using the kind of extrapolating logic favored by the Rand Corporation, he emerges with the conviction that both the world in general and the United States in particular will probably go on getting richer, more powerful, more egalitarian and more thoroughly "planned.
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"Always Strive and Prosper" (ASAP Worldwide/Polo Grounds/RCA) It's hard to think of a hip-hop album with more heart, one with a narrative more thoroughly interwoven with the love of family and friends, than "Always Strive and Prosper," the second full-length by ASAP Ferg, the restless experimenter of the ASAP crew.
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This is explored more thoroughly in my earlier blog post on zero rating, but those who agree to follow T-Mobile's guidelines will likely see an eventual increase in traffic from T-Mobile customers, those who don't agree to follow them will see less and less as users fear butting up against data caps.
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Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton's running mate in the general election, are promoting a bill in the Senate Thursday that calls on US government agencies to report anti-Semitic activity more thoroughly and for the State Department to share more widely any new information on how the US and Europe are addressing the needs of the continent's Jewish community.
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We may not ever get a chance to vacation in a five-bedroom home in Brisbane, with a welcoming open floor plan, lush green space, and relaxed vibe for $592 a night, but we can watch others stay there and scrutinize every inch of the place perhaps even more thoroughly than if we were actually there.
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Over the course of the last year, Donald Trump has humiliated his foes within the Republican Party by consistently proving them wrong—none more thoroughly than Weekly Standard editor and neoconservative stalwart Bill Kristol, whose long history of making faulty political predictions was extended by his repeated insistence throughout the primaries that we had already reached #PeakTrump.
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Huber has also been looking at whether the FBI should have more thoroughly probed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's ties to Uranium One, a Russian nuclear energy agency.
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Despite what you think, the best steak isn't always cooked rare Consider ordering lean cuts rarer and fattier cuts more thoroughly cooked The key to ordering a good steak is knowing the difference between cuts You might want to skip the sauceIf you use sauce, choose according to the type of steak Avoid 'super-rare' or 'blue' steaks
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"I wish Gabbard's critique of state power was more thoroughly libertarian — when it comes to issues such as education and climate change, for instance, she traffics almost exclusively in tired old gestures of throwing more money at teachers and green energy rather than freeing up students and innovators from regulations and restrictions on new ways of delivering knowledge and energy," Gillespie said.
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I don't think we necessarily need more movies about filthy rich white teenagers being horrible to each other — television tends to have that area more thoroughly covered these days — but I do think it's notable that, while a same-sex kiss is not so likely to shock anymore, Cruel Intentions doesn't look significantly less debaucherous today than it did 22 years ago.
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Warmer than Chicago's late 1980s acid house, rawer than New York's slick, Latin-influenced garage house, and more subtle (and certainly more groovy) than the kind of EDM that has become a blockbuster enterprise in Las Vegas and on radio and streaming services, Detroit house is more thoroughly rooted in the continuum of black music than other schools of electronic music.
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For an industry that values discretion, "privacy coins"—which boast features that hide a user's identity even more thoroughly than Bitcoin—like Monero, Dash, and Zcash may come in handy for customers who feel shame making certain legal purchases or fear the consequences of making criminal ones, as penalties for hiring sex workers in the US can include fines as high as $25,000 along with prison time.
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Children's Books Of the many strange paradoxes that bedevil our tween years — years that most of us would never, ever wish to relive — few perplex more thoroughly than the tension between wanting to be a confident, competent, standout individual, while at the same time yearning with a desire almost beyond expression to be accepted into a community, a group, a team, a club, a clique — anything.
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She cemented her position by leading and betraying a rebellion to bring the fractious nation of Aurdwynn more thoroughly under the Masquerade's control, culminating in the execution of her lover, the Duchess Tain Hu. "Monster" picks up where the first book left off, with a brain-injured Baru on the cusp of being exalted into the Masquerade's secret authority (called "cryptarchs") and taking the code name Agonist.
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But in January, Dorsey walked that back a bit and praised the 140 limit — originally implemented so that tweets could fit within SMS messages — as a "beautiful constraint" He vowed that Twitter would "never lose" the creativity, brevity, and speed necessitated by the character limit, even as it continues looking into new ways for users to express themselves more thoroughly beyond "tweetstorms" and screenshots of the iPhone's Notes app.
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If the government changed psilocybin from its current status as a Schedule I drug (meaning it has no currently accepted medical use, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration) to a Schedule IV drug (one considered to have a low potential for dependence or abuse), the researchers said they would be able to more thoroughly study psilocybin&aposs potential therapeutic uses and add to a small body of existing research.
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"One of the big problems is we have too many people standing on guard between and at points of entry and not enough people doing inspections, analysis and intelligence, so the wall will certainly channel the flow into areas you can manage, analyze and search more thoroughly," said John P. Walters, the former director for drug control policy for President George W. Bush and the chief operating officer for the Hudson Institute, a conservative think tank.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE thoroughly understands this and has been working with congressional Republicans for months to try to come up with commonsense solutions to reform our immigration system to help ICE do its job of keeping Americans safe.
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Three generations are represented, between the grandmother who only speaks Mandarin, the parents who brought her with them when they immigrated to the United States, and their three children who were born in Washington, DC. Fresh Off the Boat's first two seasons dealt with issues of identity and alienation in an otherwise white suburbia, while season three has more thoroughly explored issues directly related to American citizenship, like the right to vote and the responsibilities that come with jury duty.
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Between my personal medical care and my direct observations of the care of the VA patient for whom I am primary caregiver, I've never been treated more thoroughly than at the VA. I've not had to explain the toxic exposures, the propensity for ailments common to our population, or even why I'm adverse to certain medications — mainly because my entire medical file is at their fingertips, with all of my specialists able to access it immediately and provide appropriate care and testing in one location.
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So, I think he needs to make it clear that we know that they interfered in our 279 elections and stop calling this a rigged witch hunt, and he needs to say that the sanctions already passed by Congress, the Countering America&aposs Adversary Sanctions Act that was passed by 25-24, that those sanctions will be more broadly and more vigorously and more thoroughly implemented by the Trump administration unless Russia accepts accountability for their illegal actions and stops meddling in our elections and the elections of our allies.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), have not expressed any concern yet, though it is possible they could after more thoroughly reviewing the email.
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Well, if Democrats found that to be an inconvenient truth in 28503, they really had enough constitutional reality in 22019, when Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE thoroughly trounced Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in the electoral count despite having lost the popular vote by just under 3 million ballots.
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