Not naming any names, but… no, I'm not naming any names.
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There are clearer criteria for naming dogs than there are for naming people.
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Arabic naming nomenclature includes stacked titles, but naming nomenclature must be present to be valid.
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It's easy and saves energy spent naming and worrying about naming for other important tasks.
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Naming "the best laptop" is a little different than naming the best phone or tablet.
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There are stricter and clearer criteria for naming dogs and horses than there are for naming people.
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They also discovered a "kill list" naming Klug, wife Hasti and a second professor authorities are not naming.
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" He also held off on naming the little fluffs, because "naming them makes it a full on commit.
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Entrepreneurs take a long journey when naming their brainchild, comparable to a parent naming their own flesh and blood.
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The naming — re-naming, really — that she performs throughout the collection is thus more biting than caressing in nature.
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For Varejão, naming skin color is not a neutral act since the act of naming something imbues it with meaning.
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I know some users don't like the naming because in their opinion it kinda breaks the immersion having that naming in mind.
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But at the same time, there's a stability in knowing and naming what you have—knowing and naming it, like, for real.
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Apple could take a cue from its OS X naming schemes and start naming iPhones after large jungle cats, national parks, or deserts.
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The 22019 results fell along party lines, with 35 percent of Republicans naming Trump as their most admired, and only 1 percent naming Obama.
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If the naming of colors is unstable and commercially motivated, what's to say that our other means of naming and communicating are any better?
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If Apple's naming scheme was starting to bother you (with iOS, tvOS and watchOS working under different naming rules from OS X), fret no more.
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"It is hard enough naming someone else, let alone naming yourself, and a name has surprising weight out in the world, I think," he said.
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But several drugmakers raised similar concerns to the FTC, and the World Health Organization has said the naming convention may not align with international naming policies.
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After jauntily and correctly naming the French foreign minister as "mon ami" Jean-Marc Ayrault, he bristled over naming Park Geun-hye, the South Korean leader.
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In a recent blog post, Google cited that its naming scheme often felt unintuitive, particularly for newer Android users not familiar with Google's previous naming convention.
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However, Russian Deputy U.N. Ambassador Vladimir Safronkov accused Power of being hypocritical by not naming militants for killing civilians, and criticized her for naming the Syrian military commanders.
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Halverson said that if you struggle with naming someone, it's worth talking to your bank's trust division to explore naming the bank as executor or setting up a trust.
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She referred briefly and obliquely in a 30-minute speech to her "esteemed opponent" without naming him and focused instead squarely on the Republicans, without naming any of them either.
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"I think, in the world of philanthropy, naming something for an artist is a little more unusual than naming something for a donor," Brian Ferriso, director of the museum, told Hyperallergic.
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Whoo Kid says he knows ... and he's naming names.
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" Ms. Lang pays tribute, naming her creation "Her Notes.
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Naming Thy Name , by Elaine Scarry (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) .
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Although the name Sierra is in step with Apple's naming its desktop clients after California natural landmarks, it also marks a shift in its naming convention more generally: Apple desktop OS has replaced the suffix "X" with the prefix "mac," following the naming convention of the company's other hardware operating systems: tvOS, watchOS, and iOS.
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A lot of them want to start with a design and then treat naming as an afterthought, and I think that's one of the most significant pitfalls when it comes to naming.
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Then we outlined various contested convention scenarios — first abstractly, without naming candidates, and only later naming Ted Cruz and Trump — and asked respondents how they would feel if these scenarios came about.
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Google announced its naming crisis during the annual I/O developer conference this afternoon, and promptly tweeted a video of imaginary branding agency "Professional Naming Incorporated" struggling to settle on a good option.
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Naming convention: To the extent possible establish a naming convention, a standard for the way documents are displayed in the system that will make some sense to your policy writers, readers and owners.
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With a naming scheme that will surely bring a wave of nostalgia to early-00s gaming fans and Power Mac owners alike, all three phones carry some iteration of the G4 naming scheme.
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" As far as Nagy and Kölcsey are concerned, naming Generation Alpha was merely marketing, or, as Kölcsey says, "something akin to an astronomer naming a star after themselves, before even finding said star.
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Microsoft did a similar trick for its Windows 10 naming.
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Avoid saying something generic and naming your mom or dad.
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One of the more fun naming styles is the pun.
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It's not just people naming their kids after Marvel characters.
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Today, the WMO maintains a strict procedure for naming storms.
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A separate naming rights case is still to be heard.
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Publicly naming Cullinan looks like an attempt to deflect blame.
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Be cautious about naming your estate as a contingent beneficiary.
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Scientists, too, are constantly naming newly discovered species after celebs.
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It was, without naming her, a pointed warning to Newman.
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Incredibly humbled at the naming of this after my husband.
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Falyne caring for a virtual pet, naming it after her.
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He balks at naming names, "you know, for security reasons".
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On Monday, authorities released a list naming those who died.
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Naming their new company Frances Valentine was inspired by family.
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Where are you going to take your naming skills next?
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Apparently Meg Ryan had a hand in naming this song.
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Christensen spoke about naming his daughter Briar Rose in 2015.
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The most interesting thing here, then, is the naming designations.
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" As she explains, "just naming violence can have such power.
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Without naming names, it's been a very interesting five years.
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Without naming him, she appealed to Trump to work together.
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Naming a child is a lot of pressure, but Nameberry.
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The game continues the show's technically correct naming scheme, too.
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Ducey did not provide a timeline for naming a replacement.
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Gary was writing and he was naming loads of things.
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My husband is dead set on naming our son Thor.
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I'm not naming names, but we know who it is.
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As of yesterday, nearly 200 Twitter posts naming victims remained.
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The court application was the first official document naming Akilov.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) would be responsible for naming his replacement.
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After several suggestions, she settled on naming him Kylo Ren.
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Nonetheless, naming a child "Dejan" is a truly horrible idea.
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Some, like House Speaker Paul Ryan, reacted without naming Trump.
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Hamid refrains from naming the city where the lovers begin.
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It's already naming the unit it will build Skimm Studios .
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"It's going to be her," Trent said -- not naming names.
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Read more: GIs face heated process when naming their tanks
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You're even naming specific intersections in Phoenix by the end.
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The official naming ceremony has been set for Nov. 23.
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If you're Vietnamese, there are like six different naming constructs.
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Politics and pop culture are shown to affect naming trends.
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The practice of naming Senate office buildings is relatively recent.
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Grandparents can set up these plans, naming grandchildren as beneficiaries.
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Microsoft is finally naming its next Windows 10 update today.
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And they were notorious for naming dishes after their customers.
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Laufer and Kaufman countersued, naming Marin in February 2000 filings.
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" And another: "I'm naming my lil sculptures Tim and Willy.
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For Amazon, naming anyone else would be like anointing them.
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Police are not naming the officer involved in the incident.
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That's why she used the term when naming her march.
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MORE made by naming Lori Garver to the same post.
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But naming individuals, some experts suggested, could lead to retaliation.
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There are four lawsuits in total naming the three men.
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It has, even, its own way of naming its players.
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He had trouble even naming a single Facebook competitor. Sen.
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But naming a disorder does help it become more accepted.
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But naming the new movement 'Libre' which translates as 'Free!
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He even mused about naming himself to fill the vacancy.
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Naming minor planets after pets, for example, is frowned upon.
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Some are naming and shaming employers that demand late nights.
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Without naming her, he took several jabs at Ms. Omar.
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Would you be naming a new building after her now?
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Roy Cooper, a Democrat, of naming replacements for retiring Republicans.
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Disruption alert Naming Gordon Acting DNI would have provided continuity.
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"You'll notice that I'm not naming this subject," Gerke said.
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You know how Samsung uses S in their naming convention?
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I'm just naming people off the top of my head . . .
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Go deeper: The GOP's war over naming the Ukraine whistleblower
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A court has banned quoting or naming Khatami on air.
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Naming and exposing evil forces it back into the shadows.
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Apple should go back to naming products after literal apples.
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CNN is not naming the child because of his age.
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"They are actually naming the outcomes by hospital," he said.
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Indictments are much more powerful than simply naming and shaming.
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Yang also floated naming a former presidential contender, Washington Gov.
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Is the person naming these colors of yarn okay pic.twitter.
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Three decades later, the naming rights to the tower expired.
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"Just met Tim Peake," Murray said, naming a British astronaut.
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That is more or less how the naming process works.
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No. The process of naming hurricanes is much more complicated.
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Can I send the test anonymously without naming the tutor?
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Go deeper: The skyrocketing cost of NFL stadium naming rights
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I just pray that they don't sell the naming rights.
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So we went that far in terms of naming presidents.
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The architectural words are very important in naming the body.
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He isn't disrespecting the recipe; he's just naming it differently.
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Naming your son Bryndan is bold enough as it is.
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We've reached out to Microsoft for clarification on the naming, but The Verge understands Microsoft had been considering changing its Windows 10 update naming to center on a single theme of objects or people.
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"We're surprised at how many names we can make up that sound like they should be in the dictionary, even if they're not," says Athol Foden, founder of Brighter Naming, a corporate naming consultancy.
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Local media in Ireland have been covering the situation for months but without naming McGregor as the suspect because of laws that prevent news outlets from naming rape suspects unless they have been convicted.
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The former vice president could do that, Mr. Reich said, by naming Mr. Sanders as a top policy adviser to his campaign or by naming Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts as his running mate.
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Mr. Splashypants Perhaps one of the best-known internet naming success stories, Mr. Splashypants is the name that was bestowed upon an oblivious humpback whale in 2007 as part of a successful Greenpeace naming campaign.
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The organization doesn't usually open up its naming rights to so many at once — this is only the second time they've held such a public naming contest after a much smaller scale event in 2015.
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She is responsible for naming new products and writing marketing copy.
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Naming it was literally the least sexy thing I could imagine.
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He added that he is considering "three others," without naming them.
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City officials have defended re-naming the airport, although sometimes tersely.
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Soon, they were planning their wedding and naming their future children.
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Apple could be using more storage services without naming them directly.
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This prevents the system from simply naming objects in a frame.
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Not naming any names *cough* Facebook *cough* Google *cough* everyone else.
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CNBC is not naming her account since it contains adult content.
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But when it comes to naming there are always weird exceptions.
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These days, the company has two naming conventions: Vs and alphanumerics.
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They realized their task wasn't really about naming a nameless baby.
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HTC is naming eight partners already using the tracker at CES.
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This week, Nick cements his alliance with Christian by naming it.
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Studies show that naming is important in a customer service interaction.
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Perhaps the most fascinating part is the naming of each work.
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They further honored him by naming their campus restaurant after him.
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Occasionally, he took sideways swipes at his opponents without naming them.
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Simply naming oneself president does not constitute a coup, Thyne says.
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However, The Times report disclosed details of couple without naming them.
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There's more to passing on an IRA than just naming beneficiaries.
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The who question aside, there is also the question of naming.
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London police said they were not naming the third attacker yet.
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The dude cares about spin though, and that involves naming it.
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Democracy is a sham, if you're naming a boat at least.
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A post-Weinstein Hollywood isn't just about naming and removing abusers.
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Might not substandard entrepreneurs cheat by naming their firms after themselves?
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And Sierra confesses to fucking Vic (Omar Metwally), without naming names.
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In other countries, however, naming laws can be a bit stricter.
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By dinnertime, he was after it again, this time naming names.
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Naming a dog after someone you know can provoke mixed feelings.
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On Women Tell All, she doubled down and started naming names.
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So the Illuminati are in charge of HTC's phone naming strategy.
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Specifically, is Apple just naming its phones after Doritos flavors now?
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Have there been any naming controversies recently that you can recall?
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" Without naming names, Cook knocked companies that puts "profits over privacy.
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From a practical standpoint, naming the operation helps define the purpose.
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Without naming names, he issued a rebuke of the political landscape.
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So Apple will drop the X, and unify its naming conventions.
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Kanye West is basking in the glow of naming his daughter.
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Got a new puppy and in need of some naming inspiration?
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For example, they waited quite some time before naming the perpetrator.
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Why the objection to naming a post office after Maya Angelou?
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If she has a boy, we strongly suggest naming him Fetch.
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And restaurant owners have a lack of imagination when naming restaurants.
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Was there any outcry over naming a song "Retarded" back then?
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And Aclima's isn't naming any additional names on that front yet.
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For this experiment, participants first completed a Stroop color-naming task.
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CNN is not naming the defendant because he is a juvenile.
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You could consider naming your baby after their zodiac sign's element.
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NATO is considering naming its new headquarters after the late Sen.
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Trump himself has criticized Vindman on Twitter, without naming him directly.
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Naming the new building requires approval from all 21625 member countries.
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Naming the new building requires approval from all 29 member countries.
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ZTE has replaced executives allegedly involved, including naming a new president.
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I'd rather not catch any literary beefs by naming the author.
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Leaks suggest that the upcoming smartphone will continue the naming trend.
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Including naming his pet poodle Foo Foo an air chief marshal.
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Airbus listed the order earlier this month without naming the buyer.
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He initially declined to answer before naming Morrison as his choice.
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More than 6,000 fans entered the league's online team-naming contest.
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"There's definitely a trend towards real-word naming now," she said.
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Different constituencies have vibrant debates about the politics of self-naming.
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Which is why some parents are turning to baby-naming services.
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Pivotal gets the naming rights as it's called Pivotal Container Service.
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Naming your show after another artist is always a big move.
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Naming your new album "Dystopia" says a lot in one word.
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The way I see it, naming the murderer inspires more crime.
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Bucshon said other GOP lawmakers have concerns, too, without naming them.
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The club plans to sell the naming rights to the ground.
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She's later joined by the acorn-shaped Seedot, naming it Corn.
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Naming it as such is truly the least we can do.
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Here's why scientists and scholars say these naming practices are problematic.
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I later uncovered the truth behind the naming of the shoal.
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Afghanistan's naming convention, on the other hand, is fluid and repetitious.
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Were there stories about people naming their kids Siri after Siri?
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The company has been naming replacements for Mr. Levine's scheduled performances.
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Now they are naming and shaming employers that demand late nights.
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Mr. Ghosn also began naming executives whose responsibilities spanned the alliance.
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You could spend a lifetime just naming the shades of green.
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No, the team is not naming names -- at least not yet.
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The naming rights will revert to the J.C.C. in 30 years.
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Still, the move towards unifying TV naming conventions is enormously positive.
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Steyer also lands in double-digits here with 12% naming him.
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Identifying a lesion was a process similar to naming the animal.
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Toothbrushes, it seems, now follow the same naming conventions as cars.
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PEOPLE is not naming the boy because he is a minor.
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Motherboard is not naming the individual because they are a minor.
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"It's because of the politics of the naming process," he said.
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He clearly has a style when it comes to naming boys.
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CNN is not naming the girl because she is a minor.
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There's nothing more romantic than naming a star after your sweetheart.
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Two other world leaders may attend, Ocampo said, without naming them.
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Naming my album "Losing My Religion," I got slapped for that.
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This principle refers to defining, naming, creating and speaking for oneself.
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Police are not naming them until the family can be notified.
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Will Apple decide to go with that somewhat uninspired naming scheme?
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Even before its official naming ceremony, the ship was already famous.
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In the end, we wind up naming boxing movies we like.
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Just 6900 percent disagree with the naming of a special counsel.
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Late Friday afternoon, the White House issued a statement naming Adm.
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Others prominent Republicans were outspoken in their discomfort, without naming Trump.
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Today, the International Astronomical Union — the group responsible for naming celestial bodies throughout the Universe — says it has accepted the themes submitted by the New Horizons team for naming the features on Pluto and its moons.
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Users whose naming choices get upvoted receive points — but if they spam the site with inappropriate or thoughtless names, they get downvoted, which ultimately results in them losing the ability to participate in future naming contests.
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The changes include naming Juan Colombas to the new role of chief operating officer, giving Chief Financial Officer George Culmer oversight of the legal and strategy teams, and naming Zaka Mian as group director for transformation.
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Naming the problem as Islam, as Donald Trump and some American conservatives seek to do, is akin to naming Christianity as the cause of Europe's wars and murderous anti-Semitism: partly true, but of little practical help.
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This can be as broad as naming all of Asia or Europe.
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Horowitz seemed to want to defer on naming one of the individuals.
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We aren't naming the NGO to protect the safety of its employees.
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Obama touted the bill's successes, naming some of the law's key features.
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That echoes a problematic history of naming and shaming individuals considered contrarian.
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Two foreign banks would also join, the source said, without naming them.
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In the coming years, we'll face more naming conundrums like this one.
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Naming a trust as the beneficiary of an IRA isn't for beginners.
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This totally fits the feedback in other baby-naming reports we've heard.
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Thurman recalls talking Rebekah out of naming one of her children Tibet.
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By naming someone crazy, you can delegitimize everything they say and do.
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At halftime, Florida honored former coach Donovan in the court-naming ceremony.
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The girl, who PEOPLE is not naming, was last seen on Aug.
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The shooting occurred during a bris — a traditional Jewish baby naming ceremony.
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That fall, Russian media quoted intelligence sources naming the culprit: Alexander Poteyev.
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Did you know that the naming of cats is a difficult matter?
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The tactic, often called "naming and shaming," did not decrease APT38 attacks.
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Ford announced leadership changes on Friday, naming Jim Farley chief operating officer.
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Instead, they've identified it as a new one, naming it Beibeilong sinensis.
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Ms Lagarde herself has assailed Mr Trump's trade policies, without naming him.
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USCIS had approved of Bubach's application naming Ostadhassan as her legal spouse.
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Without naming which countries might lose land, the president could contain pushback.
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She also said she would leave the Bundestag, without naming a date.
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Terrill is seeking $10 million, naming Biddle and Cook but not Denton.
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Lightfoot declined to identify the three, citing department policy on naming minors.
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Of course, DeGeneres was already on board for naming the new child.
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By not naming him, they say well, his safety could be jeopardized.
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Try naming a Zac Efron movie in which he doesn't kiss someone.
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Petter relied on letters for naming the participants in a certain technique.
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I wouldn't mind some twat from Owaisi clan naming his son Taimur.
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And I still feel pretty good about naming my dog after him.
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The Navy is declining to comment further until the official naming announcement.
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CNN is not naming the accused shooter because he is a minor.
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The host's statements about naming Dusty Rose aren't entirely a joke, either.
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"It'll be a collaborative effort," Levine said of the baby naming process.
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Without naming names or criticizing anyone directly, Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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"This is duping Taiwan compatriots," Liu said, without naming any U.S. officials.
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For those unaware, subtweeting is tweeting about an individual without naming them.
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But other parents just want the naming issue to be figured out.
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PEOPLE is not naming the alleged suspect because he is a minor.
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Hedge funds quickly filed lawsuits on Tuesday, naming Rosselló as a defendant.
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The price tag is $230 million, Valor wrote without naming any sources.
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" Bowie said he was "naming the children the first night we met.
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Go deeper: World leaders who have warned against naming Jerusalem Israel's capital
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"Jackie told people she regretted naming John after his father," says Gillon.
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And now, a scene from Frankenthumb, about naming your invented creatures Pepper:
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I'm not naming what class of American society they are part of.
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That's when Claressa began naming names ... from Keith Thurman to Gennady Golovkin.
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We altered the methodology for this naming piece since the last one.
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Is there a naming trend that you have very strong feelings about?
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Six months later, she had made more than $2162,2000 naming 260,279 babies.
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To violate this anonymity by naming them online is a criminal offence.
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That is what this classification system, this naming system is all about.
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Surprise: people are still super into naming their kids after television characters.
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The Weather Channel has a whole meteorological committee devoted to naming storms.
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Without naming anyone, can you give an example of terrible sex advice?
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Naming one celebrity he's hooked up with that people don't know about.
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That depends on Sedaris, who was tasked with naming all the artwork.
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But she's not spilling the beans on what she's naming her twins.
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One thing can be said with some confidence about Mr Pence's naming.
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Hogg has also called on the media to stop naming school shooters.
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OPINION | MHRMI's defends the existence of the Macedonian nation and proper naming.
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"I didn't know they were naming the horse after me," he said.
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"Major consideration is being given to naming ANTIFA an "ORGANIZATION OF TERROR.
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I won't endanger him by naming him, so I'll call him Amir.
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Ryan and Brady have pushed back on the naming of the bill.
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The GAO's investigation was released in March, but without naming the states.
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Clyburn's office declined to comment beyond the statement naming the whip team.
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By not naming these forces and continuously confronting, they strengthen and spread.
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"Maror!" a boy replied, naming the bitter herbs eaten at a Seder.
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Pollock embraced this milky way analogy by naming works like "Galaxy" (231).
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Although he is not naming names, nor quantifying customer sizes, as yet.
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At the time, some thought naming it America was super heavy handed.
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As you know, he's into Egyptian design, even naming his kid Cairo.
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As the youngest, I didn't get the honor of naming my own.
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One man has been arrested for naming his dog after the president.
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And that song eventually led to her naming the album, The Bride?
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Fat Joe walked his claim back a bit after naming Mason definitively.
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The cocktail gods are sometimes merciful when it comes to naming drinks.
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She said he now supported an overhaul of the marital naming law.
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Naming her to his ticket would put Biden back on his heels.
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Ms. Farley defended the decision to give Mr. Geffen the naming rights.
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What do you think about naming the bridge after Mario M. Cuomo?
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A seat-naming initiative has separately brought in €650,000, Mr. Kaced said.
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If anything, the naming choice has only added to the family's misfortune.
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Bill Weld — intervened and started naming former Mexican presidents like Vicente Fox.
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Newspapers rushed out special editions commemorating the naming of the next era.
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The tradition of naming a Miss Golden Globe dates back to 1963.
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The artwork will be unveiled at a naming ceremony in the spring.
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And the street co-naming was delayed because of Dessalines's controversial history.
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It took something out of me just naming them in a sentence.
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CNN is not naming the teacher because he has not been charged.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who has his own history of bridge-naming tussles.
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The author Anita Diamant has written about the task of naming babies.
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They looked delicious but came with some odd naming and high prices.
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" Cardin said Trump's naming of Putin on Twitter is "a significant change.
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The company isn't naming a successor but is announcing two executive promotions.
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Dropbox is not naming Woodside's successor, but will promote two executives internally.
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He was Vitus Bering, honored in the naming of the Bering Strait.
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Without naming them, Mr. Trump singled out Mr. Romney and Ms. Pelosi.
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Buttigieg had said a nondisclosure agreement prevents him from naming his clients.
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Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, naming the large military installation in Qatar.
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Others took issue with his order preference, naming their own top picks.
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Not that anyone's naming names: The house's fortune was built on discretion.
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Instead, Buttigieg provided a brief description of his clients without naming them.
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President Trump is naming Ajit Pai chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
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He characterized Democrats as beholden to more-leftist members, naming specifically Rep.
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"Naming the loss is actually an important part of mourning," Robinson said.
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That&aposs exactly why Microsoft is simplifying its naming convention going forward.
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CNN has repeatedly attempted to reach her and is not naming her.
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Warren Buffett is coming closer to naming a successor at Berkshire Hathaway.
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"There's a lot of people," Kessler said, naming a few powerful men.
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Kochhar cited steel and power as troubled sectors, without naming any companies.
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Nonexistent naming controversy aside, the storm isn't expected to cause much damage.
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Also, the F.B.I. has long had a history of naming its investigations.
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One of the first things they'll be addressing is naming the foundation.
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PolitiFact ended up naming it the "lie of the year" in 2009.
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The personal politics of this moment are almost entirely defined by naming.
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But I guess people realized that specifically naming an artist was helping.
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Trump has emphasized the importance of naming conservative justices to the court.
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Rather, Wilson had used her time at the podium to thank her colleagues for fast-tracking a naming bill she had sponsored, which proposed naming the completed building after two FBI agents killed in the line of duty.
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Of course, Apple has had plenty of strange naming situations in the past.
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Naming oil and gas entrepreneur Harold Hamm represents a continuation of that posture.
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Without naming Gunter or other critics, Goop's post defended their articles and products.
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Sandberg is also naming her foundation to honor her late husband, Dave Goldberg.
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So maybe it's James Cameron who was taking notes on cheesy naming schemes.
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The spooky naming of the rooms is only aided by the historic decor.
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Naming it the Wii U brought confusion to advertisers and to Wii owners.
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A focus of the study was the 2008 Recession's impact on baby naming.
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A ninth article, about vegetable-naming, also stands to be corrected or retracted.
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Clinton, without naming names, said the Trump administration has been appointing unqualified judges.
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As I've noted before, a lot of factors go into naming an assistant.
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By naming his last watch with Hublot "HeroVillain," he showed this self-awareness.
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Similarly, naming your brand "Cowboy" doesn't make your bike particularly attractive for women.
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Princess Diana aboard the Royal Princess for the cruise liner's formal naming ceremony.
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That's a pretty great package, even if Google does suck at naming stuff.
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The company's beloved naming scheme of alphabetizing sugary things dies with Android Pie.
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The naming could hint that DirectReality is related to Microsoft's DirectX gaming APIs.
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On the way to the hospital her brother recorded her naming her attackers.
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For a while, the relief and the fury of this naming were enough.
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CNN is not naming the 7-year-old to protect the child's privacy.
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Already, music naming politicians is filling the airwaves on Kinshasa's Lingala radio stations.
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Lockheed definitely sticks to the basics when it comes to its naming practices.
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TC: Can I ask how you came up with the brand Naming Matters?
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RideOS has already signed partnerships with mobility companies, Ho said without naming them.
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"It was manufactured by one of our partners," Pini explains without naming names.
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Waymo does have customers already, but the company isn't naming them just yet.
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Conductors can also start naming landmarks near corresponding stops if they so wish.
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Image: Kate PocklingtonPopularizing species by naming them after musicians is a growing trend.
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And this morning, "Fox & Friends" or Fox News division is not naming him.
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Dubbed the New Surface Pro, Microsoft has tossed its number naming scheme aside.
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Plus, I realized that I had broken the law by naming the animal.
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Google already ran an Android N naming poll a few months ago, too.
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Get the Learn to Code 2018 Bundle by naming your price See Details
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It starts with naming your fears, training your brain to "flip" them — i.e.
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"Definitely not a regret about firing anyone," she said, without naming names. 7.
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In his New Year's address, Macron referred to the movement without naming it.
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Naming select members, however, feels like a patent violation of the group's ethos.
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Middagh didn't care for the practice of naming streets after its rich residents.
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In August, he and Chan welcomed their second daughter — naming her, fittingly August.
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"We'll see whether he gets the job," Branson said, without naming his choice.
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This means, amazingly, there's no public system for tracking and naming current outbreaks.
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And the naming of this character has proved hugely controversial on social media.
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Without naming Trump, Obama alluded to his post-debate complaints about his microphone.
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Those targets have mostly, in turn, cooperated—naming more alleged crimes and suspects.
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This is, unfortunately, they're sixth season of alphabetically naming winter storms since 25.
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One publication published images of Campos' dead body, misgendering and dead-naming her.
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A North Carolina mom won $10,000 for naming her daughter Reese E. Cupp.
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Reese&aposs-obsessed Mom wins contest for naming daughter after favorite candy bar .
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It's angel funded at this point, naming its main investor as Ariel Luedi.
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Reuters reported Thursday that Trump is considering naming Hamm as his Energy secretary.
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Yet by naming the Rolling Stones as villains—and fairly boring ones at
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Tayshia does end up naming names on her one-on-one with Colton.
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Complete with two smirking emojis, the post sent followers into a naming frenzy.
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CNN is not naming the boy or his parents to protect their privacy.
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I love taking pictures of my bruises after a beating and naming them.
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Naming those affected is "very much on the table", says one senior source.
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There is some debate about whether naming rights are worth their price tags.
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The naming pattern began in 1998, when Steve Jobs first released the iMac.
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But, really, naming your band lends itself to a more personal story too.
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But I also used exercise fads, child-rearing fads, and child-naming fads.
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Potential "Surface Studio" naming also coincides with a report from ZDNet last month.
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America added further sanctions of its own in July, specifically naming Mr Kim.
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He said Nets had seen "considerable interest" from potential bidders, without naming them.
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"Now I'm opposite Zwirner and near Nahmad," she added, naming two prominent galleries.
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The most important thing in life after getting a puppy is naming it.
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Krystal and Saagar weigh in on Don Jr. naming the Ukraine Whistleblower. Rep.
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But for the chef Alwyn Gudhino, naming his restaurant was partly about phonetics.
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My crystal ball is really fuzzy when it comes to naming running mates.
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The point of the symbol-naming has always been amity and good citizenship.
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The newly available characters will solve these headaches without restricting parents' naming rights.
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The zoo is auctioning off naming rights for the photogenic cubs until Aug.
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By naming only seven countries, he excludes the vast majority of Muslims worldwide.
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CNN is not naming either of those lawmakers because the stories are unverified.
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Let's start by naming the problem, or at least one aspect of it.
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Trump announced the move Wednesday evening on Twitter, naming White House physician Adm.
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How about naming that special someone as beneficiary on your life insurance policy?
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He later finds a broken down Heybo and fixes it, naming it Heroman.
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Without naming him, Erdogan suggested on Thursday that the UAE minister was ignorant.
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For black activists, there is a certain practicality in publicly naming white allies.
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Trump only sold naming rights and offered consulting on the high-rise project.
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Reuters is not naming the four former Deutsche Bank employees for legal reasons.
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Ella had filed paternity docs back in July naming Edelman as the father.
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Coming off the bench, the guy they're naming the sixth man award after.
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It seems as if more thought and effort went into naming the wines.
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Taxonomy, naming new species, domesticating the wild—that's the ground of his joking.
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Investors are awaiting the naming of a new central bank governor in Brazil.
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The Navy usually honors former presidents by naming its aircraft carriers after them.
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France has not had a tradition of naming and shaming individuals and companies.
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Naming your emotions is a simple idea but it can take some practice.
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Sandberg and Kaplan were reportedly afraid naming the Russians might anger Republican politicians.
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How about naming a beer after him—a pejoratively titled beer, that is?
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And the lawyer linked their nihilism to their gayness, without quite naming it.
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That naming an episode "Boobs" will make it your most popular one ever.
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The commission refrained from naming specific plants, leaving that decision to power companies.
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"There are special grant funds, special bond funds, naming of roads," he said.
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The teams announced the naming rights deal - a 20-year agreement - on Sunday.
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At the same time, lawmakers and others have been resistant to naming names.
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"Naming something makes people think they know it when they don't," Lynx said.
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After the naming contest launched in August 2019, NASA received over 28,000 essays.
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At the courthouse naming ceremony in 2012, Mr. Leighton played down his accomplishments.
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It was the naming rights and ticket sales contract, not the concessions contract.
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"I'm just a normal guy from Scarborough," Wilson said, naming another Toronto suburb.
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Without naming its sources, the magazine said the information came from within Daimler.
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By now, we're used to this president naming unqualified loyalists to high positions.
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He loves it so much, he even considered naming his daughter after it.
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Naming the alleged whistle-blower is much worse than tearing up a speech.
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Climate change followed, with about 3 in 10 naming it their top concern.
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Taste is not naming or acquiring; it's appreciating the sheer effort toward improvement.
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Without naming Trump, he forecast that next Tuesday's hearing won't sidestep the issue.
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"You want a Painkiller," he said, naming a local Cruzan rum-based cocktail.
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Kaspersky is unaware of the potential significance of that naming convention for files.
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In naming Mr. Tillerson to lead the State Department and having Lt. Gen.
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Then, in October, came the announcement: The pope was naming him a cardinal.
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His campaign released statements promising to support the "Republican nominee" without naming Trump.
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"They agree, they want to get things fixed," she said without naming names.
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But she warned against nationalism, without specifically naming Mr. Trump's "America First" philosophy.
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Now, sister Kylie has one-upped her by naming her new daughter Stormi.
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"We have green space!" she said, naming three parks already in walking distance.
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Experts told NPR that naming the whistleblower might not actually constitute a crime.
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Laurel Sutton, a senior strategist and linguist at the naming agency Catchword, agrees.
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She received assistance naming plants, making engravings and referencing the work of others.
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In 20123, Ruth invented the Barbie doll, naming it after their daughter Barbara.
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Regulators are now regularly "naming names" in enforcement actions and holding individuals accountable.
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Menace: On Soundclick it was tag-based, there was no real naming convention.
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After Nixon was reelected, he rewarded Brennan by naming him secretary of labor.
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We went with the same naming company, I guess, or something like that.
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Mulvaney said he would delay at least two enforcement actions, without naming them.
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Think about what modern naming technology could do with a name like this.
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Yiannopoulos, like Arya Stark, has a list of enemies, and tonight, he's naming names.
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Sternlicht said, without naming anyone, many Wall Street workers were doing the same thing.
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Image: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research InstituteHumans like naming things.
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There are a lot of rules for naming objects in space, dwarf planets included.
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" Their coordinating outfits caught Vogue's attention, with the publication naming the duo "best dressed.
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For starters, it&aposs not entirely clear what the new naming convention will be.
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Just try naming the last great NBA talent to come straight out of Maine.
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CNN is not naming the accuser because he is an alleged sexual assault victim.
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Foden's observations are reflected in our annual Crunchbase News survey of startup naming trends.
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There's a difference between naming it 'the City of Buenos Aires' and 'Buenos Aires.
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Because the teens were not charged as adults, PEOPLE will not be naming them.
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So it's the contemporary sense of the family dialogue, combined with traditional naming ceremonies.
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We have a fantastic person that I think I we'll be naming fairly soon.
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The statement condemning Bossie's practices -- though not naming him -- was in development since Monday.
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CNN is not naming Spacey's accuser because he is an alleged sexual assault victim.
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After that, Pink was vocal about disliking certain artists without ever naming Aguilera specifically.
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However, investigators soon located the original birth certificate naming Patricia as Misty's biological mother.
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But in naming these features, the automakers have prioritized marketing over clarity, Brannon said.
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And Corey Feldman has vowed to produce a movie naming alleged pedophiles in Hollywood.
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Reggie Blevins: I remember naming my character, picking a guild, all the normal stuff.
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"Kim and Kanye are letting North help with naming the baby," the insider said.
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In 2017, naming a song "I Feel Like Dying" is par for the course.
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The company also announced that it will be naming a new CFO next month.
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However, she did like the idea of naming her new baby after her brother.
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Not only was it rescued, Raj decided to adopt the pup, naming it Lifted.
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Apple is continuing with its macOS naming structure after beautiful landscapes, with macOS Mojave.
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We all understand that you had absolutely no ill intent when naming the brand!
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Sorry AP Stylebook, but when it comes to Pokémon naming conventions, you're dead wrong.
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Without naming names, Tati said she felt "lost" and "betrayed" on her Instagram story.
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She thinks the Carrington patriarch is finally naming her COO of the family business.
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In the spring, Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, lambasted Judge Watson without naming him.
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Without naming Hezbollah, he urged all sides not to "import regional tensions" into Lebanon.
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However, she did like the idea of naming her new baby after Rob Kardashian.
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Johnson tried naming former Mexican President Vicente Fox, but could not remember his name.
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Some people thought the couple naming their son "Saint West" was bold and original.
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Has there ever been a public naming contest not taken over by ridiculous wordplay?
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Oddly enough, these names do sort of match the baby naming trends of 2018.
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Apart from the whole music thing, Robert's also really good at naming his records.
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You could even reset the naming convention and just call it "The iPhone" again.
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It doesn't sound like the naming change means big changes for the watch, though.
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Tasnim reported the sentence on Wednesday without naming Dori Esfahani or detailing the charges.
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The full moon gets a different nickname each month, based on Algonquin naming traditions.
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Under the act, the deadline for naming the seven-member board is Sept. 15.
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The commissioner said the department will not be naming the officers at this time.
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Q13 News is not naming him because he has not been formally charged yet.
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The order naming him was sealed, leaving additional details about the judge's decision unclear.
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Updating them, naming them, and keeping them in check all happens in the app.
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As for the alleged "creep list" -- she explains why she's not naming names yet.
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This naming convention strangely helps you remember past games and the mistakes you've made.
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But after naming 162,000 babies, she introduced a fee of 60 pence (79 cents).
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Was there ever any discussion about naming the project something other than Hamilton + Rostam?
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Cities began naming and renaming streets after King immediately following his assassination in 1968.
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So naming it Legacy was a very bold statement that felt right for us.
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Apple's product naming strategy is confusing, but it's got nothing on the feature matrix.
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Over the last three months, he won points among activists by naming former Rep.
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I fussed over genre tags, over consistency in naming conventions — the great "ft." vs.
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The culprit: the company's ever more complicated naming scheme for its proliferating product lines.
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I'll give you one example — without naming names, unfortunately, because I'm not allowed to.
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Trump posted two new tweets Monday morning aimed at (but not naming) freshman Reps.
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In a speech last week, Merkel spoke to Trump's worldview without directly naming him.
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Additionally, naming an executor for your estate — regardless of its size — can be challenging.
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Savvy move by Ron Howard; naming the film after the amount of directors credited.
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One thing that does seem certain is that naming rights are making a comeback.
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Global Times, a newspaper in Beijing, called Mr Lu's performance (without naming him) "regrettable".
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As well as expanding its staff, the New Republic is also naming two new
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He said other countries should be brought into the process, naming Spain and Italy.
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A quarter-century later, meteorologists began naming storms with both male and female names.
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He's unhinged In a statement Tuesday, Graham condemned Trump's decision without naming the President.
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In December, the Senate passed a resolution naming Prince Mohammed "responsible" for the killing.
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They were told to adhere to Islamic values or face public naming and shaming.
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Motherboard will not be naming the astronaut out of respect for his family's privacy.
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Williams allegedly raised the infant as her own, naming the child Alexis Kelli Manigo.
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When asked a similar question, Murkowski sidestepped naming abortion rights as a deciding factor.
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He did weigh in on who that person might be, without naming anyone specific.
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She adds that naming specific accusers could have negative consequences for the women involved.
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For years, gig-economy corporations have vaunted worker flexibility, even naming themselves after it.
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Let me remind you, Tesla's Model whatever naming template was cribbed from Ford anyhow.
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And when imperial CEOs have stepped down, many companies are naming an independent chair.
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Starting in 2015, the agency began naming cybersecurity a top priority for its investigations.
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"Major consideration is being given to naming ANTIFA an "ORGANIZATION OF TERROR"" Trump tweeted.
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The Navy doesn't seem to have a rule for naming Seawolf-class attack submarines.
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Beyond the naming convention change, Google is also subtly altering the branding for Android.
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It refrained from naming China or any other trading partner as a currency manipulator.
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My wild prediction for the 2017 iPhone: Apple will drop current naming convention entirely.
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Last year, the Senate passed a resolution naming Prince Mohammed "responsible" for Khashoggi's death.
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Everything would be better if they put me in charge of naming the world.
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"Naming a business is a creative endeavor," said Mr. Albucker, pronounced All-beu-KER.
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Some refuse to call it cryptocurrency, naming it digital fiat or sovereign digital currency.
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TuSimple is currently working with two tractor-trailer makers, which it is not naming.
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Hershey — The chocolate maker naming chief operating officer Michele Buck as its new CEO.
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There are many reasons behind naming – one untalked-of and probably the most important.
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He sent Excelsior the emails from Munguía naming him and Villela as co-directors.
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Naming an identity is so powerful for anyone who is in a stigmatized minority.
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"Far," he said, naming a village that I assumed was hundreds of miles away.
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" She is interrupted by Gemma, who observes, "You realize you're just naming ingredients, right?
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"I tried my best, Blackie," he said, naming a wolf that had been killed.
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Longtime Apple blogger and podcaster John Gruber proposed a different naming system this week.
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"Politika za Jaksic," we'd say, naming the newspaper, Politics, and giving our family name.
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"Major consideration is being given to naming ANTIFA an 'ORGANIZATION OF TERROR,'" Trump tweeted.
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Naming the payoff, she said, helps your brain build positive associations with the activity.
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Naming the plants is a ritual that marks the beginning of a symbiotic relationship.
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Dr. Schwamb likened the process to parents naming a baby after they meet it.
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I'm a little nervous about naming them, they're so powerful, but Verizon, no question.
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Scientists, who haven't had time to study the problem, are cautious about naming causes.
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With this year's crop of iPhones, Apple is again changing up the naming scheme.
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Naming your beloved pet as a beneficiary in your will may not be enough.
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Over time, corporate naming has developed certain conventions: alliteration and vowel repetition are good.
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"akin to naming a notorious arsonist as chief of the local fire department," in
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But according to Musk, there was "a lot of drama" around naming a CEO.
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A will emerged, naming Roy Thomas as the sole inheritor of his father's fortune.
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CNN is not naming the staff members because no criminal charges have been filed.
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Naming and shaming pajama wearers in Suzhou may have been a step too far.
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On smart speakers, the assistant reads only the lowest price without naming an airline.
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Starboard implied that Mayer and her officers needed to go, without naming her specifically.
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Without naming names, Netanyahu blamed senior party members for trying to torpedo his candidacy.
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Ghosn justified not naming names by not wanting to damage Japan-Lebanon bilateral relations.
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The calendrical naming indicates something of the seriousness with which those events were viewed.
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They recall days of glory and great accomplishments — like the naming of the Slinky.
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After naming high-ranking Latino staff, including himself, Rocha pointed to their disparate backgrounds.
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One big question is whether it's any closer to naming a new CEO. 26.
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The simple act of naming your feelings can help reduce your distress around them.
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By naming another acting director, Trump will bypass a potentially difficult Senate confirmation fight.
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An American reader wrote in to ask about the naming of his future child.
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It blamed several countries which were present at the Berlin conference, without naming them.
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Mike Simpson, a Republican like Risch, put this naming provision in the House bill.
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Without naming a specific company, Duque said he would not tolerate corruption in Colombia.
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Editorial Worried about the corporate gazillionaires whom Donald Trump is naming to his cabinet?
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But among GOPers it's far closer -- with 44% choosing Washington and 37% naming Trump.
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Louise SlaughterDorothy (Louise) Louise SlaughterSeven Republicans vote against naming post office after ex-Rep.
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The fact is, just naming names in a spreadsheet can't bring about actual change.
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Busk dashed off a quick report but stopped short of naming the new creature.
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We chose to name our daughter Lillian, but we seriously considered naming her Leia.
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Hezbollah has expanded its sway in the government, notably through naming the health minister.
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Mnuchin said the administration was also close to naming the two other Fed selections.
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He blamed the attack on "extremist sectors of the opposition," without naming any individuals.
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Naming and identification were negotiable for West, who treated painting as a metaphysical study.
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Trump briefly considered naming Pompeo national security adviser on top of secretary of State.
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The CDC, however, used different naming protocols that were not shared with our institution.
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There's almost no way around naming David Tennant the top Doctor of all time.
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It seems that American society, for whatever reason, is more creative when naming women.
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Colin Stretch described it as a "global threat" without specifically naming any other countries.
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It reminded me of artist Beatrice Glow's investigation into Pantone's racialized color-naming system.
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If someone else won, ICL would be compensated, he said, without naming a figure.
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According to Hunt, the breach appears to predominantly relate to a specific bestiality website; Motherboard is not naming the site because it seems inappropriate, in a similar way to naming a child abuse site, to more easily direct potential users to offending material.
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"It's always nice to come to historic golf courses like this and play because, without naming courses or naming names, there's some that we go to on Tour hat are not quite as enjoyable to play," four-times major winner McIlroy smiled.
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Creative naming, I know, but at least you'll never forget what they're designed to do.
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Without naming those, Justice Alito directed readers to an amicus brief from Pro-Football Inc.
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United CEO Oscar Munoz issued a statement on Tuesday apologizing to Dao without naming him.
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Apple's typical S naming is gone for this year at least, which isn't entirely surprising.
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Teck is legendary in the industry for naming Viagra while at Wood Worldwide in 1992.
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Allergan, too, proved popular, with 15 hedge funds naming the pharmaceuticals company a top holding.
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And she does lay out the legal requirements of naming of a third-party suspect.
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Barton shared his advice for the most important things to consider when naming your business.
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Researchers have proposed naming the "oddball" Valetudo, after the Roman goddess of health and hygiene.
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"I was truthfully thinking about just naming him Rob, after my brother, Rob," Kardashian said.
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During the summer, he went through a naming ceremony with the Standing Rock Sioux tribe.
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It's a cautionary tale against gloating villains and a testament to the power of naming.
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But without naming any particular nation, Wang dismissed such criticism as "much ado about nothing".
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I tell them that we have a foolproof plan for naming the capital of Canada.
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Michael Friedman never imagined that naming his restaurant The Red Hen would be so controversial.
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She has great taste in high-fashion footwear, and she's apparently a baby-naming expert.
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The board ended up naming him CEO, and his teammate president—the number two position.
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Palestinian group Hamas is naming Yehiya Sinwar as its new leader in the Gaza Strip.
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CNN is not naming the accuser because he is an alleged victim of sexual assault.
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The naming and shaming of high profile perpetrators of sexual violence is not the movement.
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It's unlikely we'll see the design of the console on Thursday, or its final naming.
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The British Natural History Museum honored Greta Thunberg's activism by … naming a beetle after her?
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It's now something called "Orchid Gray," in keeping with Samsung's extremely non-specific naming scheme.
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Naming the Roots drummer, the "Human Shazam," Quest barely struggles throughout the musical obstacle course.
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Hopefully that naming structure isn't the case, or it'll make for a very confusing fall.
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He said, 'That's the way it works,' and he started naming other women he's had.
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And, as in my case, it can make them feel weird about naming their identities.
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The dam has broken — people are telling their stories, naming their abusers, and demanding change.
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POTUS also said he is naming Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly as Priebus' successor.
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For all the florid naming, the beers themselves seemed restrained, even polite, on the palate.
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"Kautsky," he answered, naming Bernstein and Luxemburg's contemporary who split the difference between the two.
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Illogical as it may sound, naming another group's privilege feels almost like picking on them.
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Charon also has a list of naming schemes that include fictional vessels, destinations, and voyagers.
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She filed an official sexual harassment complaint to local authorities, naming Doula as her offender.
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But there were only six computers up there, not nine, like the naming convention suggested.
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As rumored, the new device is, indeed, the Galaxy Watch, bucking the Gear naming convention.
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He said, "That's the way it works," and he started naming other women he'd had.
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We can owe that omission to the fact naming Natalie's hometown totally negates Sally's argument.
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Halo Infinite's naming and teaser suggest this might be an open-world version of Halo.
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Baldwin and Bieber have a long list of celebrity-couple naming conventions to choose from.
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Salesforce agreed to pay $690 million for the naming rights and a 15-year lease.
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Easy-to-parse tasks, like playing video games and naming birds, are of limited value.
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" He's also excited about naming his son after his father, whom Stamos called his "hero.
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Such are the perils of global popstardom, and naming your songs for easily accessible fruits.
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Microsoft is planning to reuse its "Creators Update" naming for a third Windows 10 update.
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Apparently, he didn't think our first president did a very good job naming his estate.
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With this most recent scandal, McGowan is perhaps the only person on Twitter naming names.
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Etienne Meneau is the mind behind the wine holder, naming her intravenous sculptures Strange Carafes.
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Microsoft's naming follows the Windows 10 April 2018 Update that was released earlier this year.
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Why it matters: The IAU initiative can help democratize what's usually an opaque naming process.
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The tactics range from naming themselves offensive things, to auditory assault, and even emote abuse.
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The naming of Robert Mueller was tainted with disqualifying conflicts of interest from the beginning.
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The sessions took on many topics, one of which was naming their kind of art.
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He sold the naming rights to the grill in 1999 for a whopping $138 million.
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In late 2018, Red Hat revealed that there were three other bidders without naming names.
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That does not preclude Mr Xi from naming a younger successor later in his term.
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To that end, she explains that naming the subscribers "angels" was anything but a coincidence.
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The device's prototype will reportedly be called "Pacific," loosely following Oculus' California-centric naming conventions.
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The company's latest offering is no less strange — not from a naming perspective, at least.
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Cohen said yes, naming three Trump Organization executives: Allen Weisselberg, Ron Lieberman and Matthew Calamari.
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Standards on hardware and software, and the naming of internet domains, are agreed on jointly.
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Apple could be about to completely shake up the naming scheme for its upcoming iPhones.
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" We were just trying to poke fun at those types of people by naming "Primus.
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Trump fired Scaramucci on Monday just over a week after naming him to the job.
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This was untrue, but that didn't stop the outlet from naming and insulting alleged collaborators.
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Some analysts, however, were skeptical about naming an internal candidate CEO at such a time.
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But perhaps her greatest innovation was branding—naming the site Persian Kitty, after her cat.
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Dykstra posted an essay to Medium Friday morning, hinting at Hardwick though not naming him.
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Blake Lively couldn't even throw us a bone by naming her kid after Taylor Swift.
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Beck signals to Bee that he is introspective about this, without naming any of it.
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Sharpless' naming comes after Scott Gottlieb resigned last week from his post as FDA commissioner.
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Most of these things are still popular in startup naming, but some more than others.
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"I don't like you," she sings in the song's verse, without naming anyone in particular.
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That naming is a signal: Apple wants you to think of these like computers now.
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There was the naming of an independent counsel to investigate his campaign's ties to Russia.
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A tech reporter for a major news outlet, he was uncomfortable with me naming him.
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Without naming him, Clinton repeatedly knocked Trump for his position on Israel and other issues.
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But naming Trump president of the United States implies that this hateful rhetoric is acceptable.
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We've written before about how therapists recommend naming your anxiety in order to tame it.
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It may seem trivial, but product naming plays a big role in a product's success.
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When it comes to naming their children, British parents seem to be a conservative bunch.
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They hired a naming consultant, these names ... One of them sounded like a gay bar.
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KS: I have it right here because I was just naming this new TV show.
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With this update, all four of Apple's operating systems will share a common naming scheme.
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But fear is now rippling through the creative-naming departments of bubble-era property companies.
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Naming hurricanes In 1953, meteorologists in the United States began using female names for hurricanes.
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" Without naming Trump, Popovich continued: "When he talks about those things, that's just a ruse.
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Ms. Canady and others say they are not against naming a street after Dr. King.
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Subsequent rounds of naming and shaming came as a consequence of ad-hoc inspection campaigns.
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Dr. Rodchenkov said he received the spreadsheet naming athletes on the doping program on Jan.
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Ted Cruz naming Carly Fiorina VP is like the #Browns putting playoff tickets on sale.
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The naming process isn't as strange or disorderly as some of the names might suggest.
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Perhaps naming yourself SEX spices up every situation, but maybe it also does the opposite.
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Naming children after prominent people, like presidents or celebrities, is actually a deep-rooted tradition.
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The two won a melon baller after successfully naming one of each other's childhood friends.
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Senators have also discussed a resolution naming Crown Prince Mohammed responsible for the Khashoggi killing.
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Washington has a long history of naming special counsel to dig into White House controversies.
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Naming a minor child or other person incapable of managing funds is one possible mistake.
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It was the naming of the child that motivated Mr. Carey, whose father died recently.
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The Constitution puts voting on the laws in Congress's job description, not naming post offices.
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Federal prosecutors in New York handed down a 32-page indictment Thursday, naming 46 people.
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Long story short ... why aren't more of you naming your dogs after iconic pop stars?
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Munn wrote about the incident without naming Ratner in 2010 in a series of essays.
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That brings us first to naming the Republican gift giver: Senator Chuck Grassley from Iowa.
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It's the third speaker from the company and it doesn't follow the previous naming scheme.
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The naming of the institute was not a condition of the gift, the university noted.
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Six months later he put Sergei Magnitsky on trial, naming me as his co-defendant.
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"There are five people that I consider very highly qualified," he said, without naming them.
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The rare gamble of naming a running mate at this stage hasn't happened since 2023.
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No attack is too small, he advised, specifically naming the United States as a target.
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Al Zaabi said some companies in the UAE had exposure to Abraaj, without naming them.
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Tehran retaliated by naming the regional United States Central Command (CENTCOM) as a terrorist organization.
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The President also considered naming Romney as secretary of state before settling on Rex Tillerson.
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Some commissioners urged $1 billion in new funding, although others balked at naming a figure.
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On Wednesday, Girl Scouts responded to the BSA's announcement without explicitly naming the Boy Scouts.
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The president took an usually long time nominating Delrahim, finally naming him in late March.
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Assuming Apple sticks to naming macOS after scenic locations, macOS 10.15 should be no different.
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After that, the state naming agency will decide whether to officially recommend the new name.
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Without naming him, the speaker denounced a strain of "ugliness" and name-calling in politics.
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Some women have even reportedly started naming their daughters after Toorpakai and her trailblazing sister.
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The researchers call the technology "ColorFab," playing on a pretty standard 3D-printing naming convention.
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"We'll decide whether or not there are naming rights," Lhota told reporters, according to CBS.
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Sears was forced to downsize its corporate headquarters and lost naming rights to the skyscraper.
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In naming her, the song would lose its greater meaning and instead become pure horror.
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Seven of those were awarded by the fine judges at the Webby Awards, naming VICE.
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Having separate accounts and naming them made the process of saving much easier for me.
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CNN is not naming the girl because she is the alleged victim of sexual assault.
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The naming of Grenell as acting DNI may have made Ratcliffe's path to confirmation speedier.
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In interviews, several women said they thought little good would come from naming specific men.
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His history of unethical stock trading didn't keep Trump from naming Price to the cabinet.
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"It's cheaper than Forest Hills and it's safer than Jamaica," he added, naming nearby neighborhoods.
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"We hope that it's going to be a naming, not a renaming," Mr. Stephens said.
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Iraq's naming system was generally stable, secular, and Western, and so biometrics fit fairly well.
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Naming a disorder after someone is meant to credit and commend, and Asperger merited neither.
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The last bishop said naming accused priests would be a violation of the Ten Commandments.
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Naming my grief is helpful because it invites me to engage in rituals of grieving.
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The privilege of naming a new species typically lies with the person who discovered it.
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It's ridiculous for the Trump administration to be exploring naming the Houthis a terrorist organization.
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"Without naming the offender, the chastisement is an empty gesture," Mr. Gosar said on Twitter.
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Naming the Berlin Wall a Land Art project — or conceptual art — doesn't make it such.
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I mean, are you naming the people, or just say, you know, people have said?
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In response, Paul Ryan, not being insane, pushed back on the naming of the bill.
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Amazon's decision to draw on classical mythology in naming its smart speaker was a masterstroke.
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Top eOne executives will join the Hasbro team, the companies said, without naming the executives.
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She had thought that naming the stone would be an insult to its ineffable gravity.
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Here's where you'll face possibly the most important part of your journey: naming your island.
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Naming racism as a class weapon also offers a promising means to advance racial justice.
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Just naming trees might sound a bit like a parlor trick to impress your friends.
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The story attributed the information to "two people who read the memo" without naming them.
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The twins received a trophy collectively naming them Canada's Most Outstanding Woman Athlete in 20173.
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Some people, like researchers Ádám Nagy and Attila Kölcsey, balk at McCrindle's generation-naming efforts.
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They bargain and are given tickets to New Orleans in exchange for naming the gang.
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The company also announced that it was naming its product chief Michael Miebach as CEO.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "This is a prayer breakfast at which he's naming people he doesn't like.
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The phone's startup screen confirms the new name; maybe Samsung is naming by year now.
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The naming of viruses is, to paraphrase the poet T. S. Eliot, a serious matter.
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In that case, however, the Louvre said that its naming agreements lasted only 20 years.
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Without naming them, he said the their divisive language is playing into the nation's fears.
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Citigroup, meanwhile, pays the Mets $20 million a year for naming rights to the park.
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Mr. Trump later ignored the advice, naming Mr. Flynn to be his national security adviser.
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It served as a warning to President-elect Donald J. Trump without ever naming him.
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In 2009, the group gave Stevens its highest honor: naming him Oxfordian of the Year.
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Among those already released is a senior former official, Okaz said, without naming the person.
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Yet one might caution against renaming or even naming government buildings in the first place.
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On April 221, 2017, Der Spiegel revealed the rape allegation against Ronaldo without naming Mayorga.
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Its rise in use led to Oxford University Press naming it word of the year.
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It won't take much time for the House to approve the resolution naming the managers.
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"This morning the investigators managed to locate the apartment," Molins said, without naming the candidate.
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With a complete disregard to naming conventions, Apple announced that its new slate of iPhones.
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Beforehand, Mr. Lombardi said he reached out to Mr. Trump's team, without naming any names.
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A major part of that effort involved naming a new executive team that included Levy.
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Bolton was fired this month, with Trump naming Robert O'Brien as new national security adviser.
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CNN said it was not naming either of those lawmakers because the stories are unverified.
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Some pledged contributions did not materialize, and officials were unable to sell naming rights easily.
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Lindsey Graham also proposed naming the Capitol Visitor's Center, within the Capitol complex, after him.
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In addition to naming his second daughter August, he spent his 2012 honeymoon in Rome.
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But the moment for languid afternoons spent naming the knees and the eyelashes has passed.
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The book's publisher also posted a statement about it, without naming Amazon as the culprit.
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Without naming Trump, the report released Tuesday knocks "sharp shifts and reversals" in U.S. policy.
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Do you think there will be international interest in naming stars, planets, craters or asteroids?
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A university spokesman said Mr. Meredith was not involved in funding and naming the position.
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He also alluded to the Trump administration's rejection of the accord without naming Mr. Trump.
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