That's when the Observer was still the Observer or a version of the Observer. Yeah.
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The New York Observer, for example, hasn't been the New York Observer for years.
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This phenomenon bends light toward an observer due to the gravitational field of an ultradense object passing between the observer and a distant star.
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The observer interfering with the experiment used to be a concern, but we have moved to an invisible observer being part of the experiment.
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There is a famous physics theory called the intelligent observer paradox, stating that matter takes on a specific form only when measured by an intelligent observer.
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The State (Columbia, SC) The News & Observer (Raleigh, NC) The Post and Courier (Charleston, SC) The Charlotte Observer The Fayetteville Observer Winston-Salem Journal The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) Daily Press (Newport News, VA) Savannah Morning News Sign up here for Hurricane Florence emails about the latest on the storm.
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Mark Stevens, EU Election Observer Mission (EUOM) deputy chief observer, told reporters that he was in favor of allowing political parties greater access to the printing of ballot papers.
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If I wasn't already destined to be an observer, polio made certain that I was one, and laid the foundation for my career as a professional observer, a journalist.
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Jared Kushner's lawyers told CNN Monday he will be stepping down as Publisher of Observer, formerly New York Observer, and will be selling the property into a family trust.
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Among the New York media elite, Ken Kurson is a rare find: The editor in chief of Observer (formerly the New York Observer) is an out-and-proud Donald Trump voter.
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Roy Cooper of vital capabilities, The News & Observer reported.
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" The observer added, "There may have been a cape.
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The Observer wrote:Facebook, which has lost more than $100bn in value since March when the Observer exposed how Cambridge Analytica had harvested data from 87m US users, faces another potential PR crisis.
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"[Savannah] sat with Charlotte in her lap," says the observer.
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There's perhaps no greater observer of institutions than Frederick Wiseman.
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Almost every seasoned Washington observer believes it can't be done.
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The Charlotte Observer reported that Dowless had denied any wrongdoing.
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"They looked happy," an observer told PEOPLE at the time.
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"Right now, it's real easy," Tinderholt told the Texas Observer.
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Reuters could not reach the U.S. observer delegation for comment.
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The name "Abdurraqib" means "servant of the observer" in Arabic.
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So this ruling is hugely positive, says a leading observer.
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There was no objective observer, and there never would be.
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Police allege that none were in school, the Observer reports.
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Sitting shotgun, and observer will take notes on a laptop.
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In some ways, this confirms what any observer could see.
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"They were deeply in love," British Deese told the Observer.
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Dowless has previously denied any wrongdoing to The Charlotte Observer.
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Vanderbilt is more of an observer than critic by nature.
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To the outside observer, the situation would certainly look strange.
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He is not an observer sitting up in the stands.
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Of course, any keen observer already knew they were adorable.
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In Observer, his likeness and voice lend weight to Lazarski.
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I began the film from more of an observer perspective.
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Dowless, 62, has denied any wrongdoing to The Charlotte Observer.
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TO THE casual observer the country is calm and orderly.
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Ginsburg was never, ever a neutral observer of this election.
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She also serves as a board observer in both firms.
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I first visited brunchwork as a casual observer in 2016.
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An observer would have taken them for a real family.
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According to the Charlotte Observer, Harris introduced Givens to McCrae.
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This cynical and jaded political observer was surprised and impressed.
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Remaining an observer is a sure recipe for future irrelevance.
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He is a frequent contributor to the New York Observer.
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But a careful observer will notice a few unusual details.
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He became a keen observer of people's moods and mannerisms.
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The department's findings were earlier reported by The Charlotte Observer.
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The longtime California observer Dan Walters says they certainly may.
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Japan will remain an observer on the group's Scientific Committee.
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There are, one weary observer suggested, some very tall weeds.
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They wouldn't have looked like lovers to the casual observer.
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An observer might count out 10 or 50 or 100.
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I'm just a curious observer is what I tell myself.
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Moshfegh is a penetrating observer of class and social mores.
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Taiwan had been a World Health Assembly observer since 2009.
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They looked, one observer said, the way people dress today.
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Kushner made some powerful friends as owner of the Observer.
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To a casual observer, the decision might have seemed obvious.
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Columbia said a board representative improperly removed an election observer.
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The News & Observer, of Raleigh, compared them to a coup.
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The Senate NATO Observer Group is being revived by Sens.
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He really understands painting, and is a very careful observer.
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That mentality wrought exactly what any neutral observer would expect.
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Thus the observer must exert extra caution in identifying them.
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In the Observer we wrote many times during the campaign.
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Clark is hardly the first observer to study Lamaleran culture.
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An impartial observer might consider that a fairly significant omission.
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"Trump's gonna Trump," as one observer described the Beltway reaction.
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Foundation officials told the Charlotte Observer they learned that Partners for Parks, the group organizing the Paralympic trials in Charlotte, was $25,000 short of its $100,000 goal after reading a June 22 Observer story.
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"I'm here as an observer and patron," he said grinning broadly.
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"We have very serious questions for Facebook," Collins told the Observer.
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Ultimately it is up to the observer to interpret the photo.
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Bill serves as a Board Observer at Avalanche Technology and Docker.
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Additionally, the chief observer reported seeing the laptop near cleaning supplies.
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School officials told the Charlotte Observer that Busch resigned this week.
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"Every day is a new creative endeavor," Taupin told The Observer.
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The crowd chanted "Tear it down," according to The News & Observer.
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Ms Hua is a breezy, unfussy storyteller and an astute observer.
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"You can't take the observer out of the equation," he said.
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Monfries hailed from Portland, Oregon, The Observer, the school newspaper, reported.
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That's part of the allure for some students, The Observer reported.
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"I go on the bus, I walk," he told The Observer.
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"I began thinking about law enforcement then," he told the Observer.
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This observer won't ever see the object cross the event horizon.
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The results of measurements depend on the perspective of the observer.
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The President -- and his Twitter feed -- will be an interested observer.
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One observer reported as many as 1,500 different groups fighting Assad.
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"[Savannah] sat with Charlotte in her lap," an observer told PEOPLE.
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To the casual observer, mornings at my place would appear strange.
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The first role is to be both a listener and observer.
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"They want an Islamic Re- without the public," quipped one observer.
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That year, he told the Observer it would reduce unplanned pregnancies.
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It was, in the eyes of any political observer, off message.
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To the casual observer this may seem to vindicate the doubters.
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"I'm not a scientist, but I'm a keen observer," Eskridge said.
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"She is a mere skeleton covered with skin," one observer remarked.
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"I have a lot of narcissistic wounds," he told The Observer.
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Cadwalladr reports for The Guardian and its sister newspaper The Observer.
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Any observer could sense that something bad was about to happen.
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But no impartial observer would believe this was all about corruption.
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He is not just an observer, he is the causal agent.
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Dowless has denied any wrongdoing in comments to The Charlotte Observer.
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The Charlotte Observer first reported layoffs at Bank of America's headquarters.
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"An accident, really, so that makes it OK?" one observer noted.
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"You have to be a keen observer of markets," Sandelman said.
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Mr. Kushner even solicited advice from Mr. Kurson, the Observer editor.
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He is a close observer of his fellow students' writing styles.
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" - Ben Haddou, Morocco "I'm an observer of my own dead body.
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The Guardian and its sister newspaper, The Observer, had reported two
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Are you a gifted storyteller, listener, observer, sharer or question-asker?
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Editorial Observer Mr. Bajaj is a member of the editorial board.
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Editorial Observer Mr. Wegman is a member of the editorial board.
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One observer oohed and aahed over how cute the car seemed.
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Or else this observer had not drunk enough coffee that day.
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Editorial Observer Mr. Staples is a member of the editorial board.
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It was an affecting tableau, and the Fare observer looked content.
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"Dear Delegate, there were no incidents to report," the observer wrote.
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So what happens when you, the observer, looks for the electron?
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He is, by necessity, an astute observer of the human condition.
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Editorial Observer Ms. Gay is a member of the editorial board.
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Editorial Observer Mr. Fox is a member of the editorial board.
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So would a reasonable observer think this was a Muslim ban?
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Editorial Observer Ms. Giacomo is a member of the editorial board.
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Mr. Kushner appointed Mr. Kurson to run The Observer in 2013.
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Cavusoglu also served as an election observer in Ukraine in 2012.
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The American ambassador to Kazakhstan is to attend as an observer.
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He remains a board observer and a paid consultant to WeWork.
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Editorial Observer Mr. Saporito is a contributor to the editorial board.
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From the perspective of this observer, that seems like a stretch.
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No serious observer can question Pope Francis' sensitivity to Jewish concerns.
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The Barents Observer article "is fairly accurate," Foggo said in December.
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In 2006, Kushner purchased the New York Observer for $10 million.
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UK ELECTION: CONSERVATIVES 46%, LABOUR 31% - OPINIUM POLL FOR THE OBSERVER
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" The Fayetteville Observer called Tillis's reversal an "Olympic gold flip-flop.
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Can you volunteer to be a poll worker or poll observer?
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Editorial Observer We got the Hillary Clinton doll sometime last spring.
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According to the Observer, even Princess Diana would visit the island.
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THE NEC IS AN OBSERVER AND SOMETIMES PARTICIPATES IN CFIUS REVIEWS.
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I was a legal observer during the entirety of the march.
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An observer is denied a clear villain or an ideal solution.
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"You don't see children living their normal age," one observer said.
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This phenomenon is known as an observer selection effect — a bias that can occur when thinking about the likelihood of an event because an observer has to be there to observe the event in the first place.
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Christopher Hooks, a freelance journalist based in Austin who often writes for the Texas Observer, has produced two nuanced analyses of the state of play in Texas politics, one in the Observer, the other in the Atlantic.
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"The interpretation will always be individual to the observer," notes Bille Brahe.
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In executing the piece, Ms. Upshaw assumes the role of participant-observer.
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Far from a casual observer, Jude Blanchette is an astute American sinologist.
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"He just fell down on the floor," Davis told The News & Observer.
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A European Union observer mission also noted anomalies in the province's results.
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YC Continuity's Ali Rowghani will be joining LendUp's board as an observer.
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According to the News & Observer , the snake was an endangered timber rattlesnake.
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A full page ad in The Observer today — an apology from Facebook.
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"I felt like I won the lottery," Grimes told the Observer-Reporter.
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To the outside observer, fainting is an effect without a visible cause.
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"I hear a solar eclipse is beyond tranquil," Turner told the Observer.
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He has informed the Hornets of his decision, The Charlotte Observer reported.
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He will now only be an observer with basically no voting rights.
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The duo was cordial but not overly chummy, an observer told PEOPLE.
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"Our role now is 'observer,' not 'commenter,'" he said with a chuckle.
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In VR you're using it to track the location of the observer.
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The Observer reports that Lucy received the first C&D for trumpscratch.
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In fact, an observer casually walking around campus would see nothing unusual.
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Clinton's position on the EU was first reported by Britain's Observer newspaper.
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That thought haunted the Third Way gathering Lexington attended as an observer.
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So to participate in research, you just have to be an observer.
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This is, even to the most cynical observer, a surprising business move.
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DallasDallas Observer Hear some free live music or learn how to meditate.
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She's a board observer at Branch, Earnin, HealthIQ, Mayvenn, PeerStreet and Point.
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Editorial Observer Ms. Gay is a member of The Times's editorial board.
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I'm an observer, looking up at a refugee raft in the Mediterranean.
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It has a 700-strong observer mission monitoring the conflict in Ukraine.
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Ben Miller of the State Highway's Union County told the Charlotte Observer.
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"He just fell down on the floor," Davis told The Charlotte Observer.
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"There's no reason for this to be partisan," Jackson told The Observer.
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Not since dysmorphic Jesus has art and its observer so intimately interacted.
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"It was a travel dress-code violation," Rivera told the Charlotte Observer.
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Amazon is also authorized to designate a nonvoting observer to Atlas' board.
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Source: News & Observer Is this list missing any elected or prominent Republicans?
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"Right now, it's real easy," Tinderholt told the Texas Observer in 85033.
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She is the former editor-in-chief of The New York Observer.
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"Cam's not the quitting type," Kalil told The Charlotte Observer on Monday.
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Unbelievable stuff, for any observer of geopolitics and post WWII European history.
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"It was a mini tsunami," herd manager Woody Hancock told the Observer.
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Saif was last seen by an independent international observer in June 2014.
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Mr. Kurson's ties to Mr. Trump predate his job at the Observer.
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You are the observer of the inner and outer world around you.
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Every single observer of this trial has agreed it was a farce.
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Cara Buckley, a veteran observer of the awards season, shares her forecast.
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Our veteran observer shared her forecast on the Oscars' most likely winners.
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And the opinion of a savvy observer like Kerr must be respected.
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Mr. Balanchine was an observer, and he loved the differences between people.
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Like Quindlen, Nora is a keen observer of day-to-day life.
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Marshall "clings so tenaciously to a seemingly hopeless job," one observer noted.
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A few frames later, another observer had thrown her some side eye.
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"Remember to smile," the observer said, not quite heeding his own advice.
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It's a complex place to be as an audience member and observer.
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Editorial Observer Public servants are supposed to serve the public, not themselves.
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Editorial Observer These are dangerous days for Stephen Bannon, President Trump's brain.
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In London, The Observer newspaper printed a gruesome picture of one victim.
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Didion prized her vantage as a social observer, the neurotically perceptive outsider.
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Editorial Observer There have been 113 Supreme Court justices in American history.
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Crosthwaite also served on the Juul board of directors as an observer.
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"Verini is a skilled observer of combat," our reviewer, Elliot Ackerman, writes.
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Amy blossoms from reactionary villain to a thoughtful observer and keen strategist.
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I had spent my journalistic career as an observer and a chronicler.
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So the Observer shut down its print edition right after the election.
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I think Jared's platform is so much more expansive than the Observer.
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There was a trial run of Trump-related scandal at the Observer.
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But if you are an observer, how nice — for your loved ones.
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Here's video of the incident, captured by legal observer Guy Danilowitz pic.twitter.
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Yeah, it still had the kind of DNA of the original Observer.
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He planned to run another marathon with an observer, but he had heart trouble, family says Meza's family said he planned to run the Chicago Marathon with an "observer" runner, in part to prove he could run well.
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He planned to run another marathon with an observer, but he had heart trouble, family says His family said that Meza planned to run the Chicago Marathon with an "observer" runner, in part to prove he could run well.
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A new instrument called ALAMO (Air-Launched Autonomous Micro Observer) solves the problem.
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To the casual observer, three weeks of drawn games may sound excruciatingly boring.
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Besides her lovely turn of phrase, she is a gifted and empathetic observer.
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The Observer got hold of the emails they claim through a third party.
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An observer tells PEOPLE Kardashian, 36, came in with her friend Brittany Gastineau.
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But any objective observer will tell you that they deserve to be there.
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"They all seem very close," an observer told PEOPLE of the young royals.
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To the irreverent, post-punk critical observer, these touchstones must seem played out.
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To the observer, the answer just looks like the output of regular bits.
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"They were very friendly and sat at a communal table," said the observer.
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An observer stands at an outlook platform, looking out across the opencast mine.
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Once the observer opens the box, the cat has to pick a form.
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But rarely, if ever, does the camera stay positioned as a peripheral observer.
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"They definitely don't understand the legal and reputational risks," says one seasoned observer.
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John Gruber, a widely respected tech blogger and Apple observer, criticized the memo.
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Leach started his career earning just $6 an hour at The Harrow Observer.
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The observer team cast doubt on the integrity of the vote tallying process.
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"It embarrassed me, and drew people's attention," Zilliken, 29, tells the Charlotte Observer.
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Editorial Observer To watch "The X-Files" in 2016 is a strange thing.
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For the low-maintenance holiday observer, artificial may be the way to go.
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I'd be considered as something different than a neutral, disinterested, third-party observer.
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To the casual observer, the scenario sounds a lot like modern day China.
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David Drummond joined the Uber board, while Krane joined as a board observer.
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True, third countries such as America and Australia have observer status in Europol.
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In that book she is little more than a remote observer, a silhouette.
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An observer said it looked as if the president was meeting the pope.
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Writer Dana Schwartz of The Observer got the ball rolling with these gems.
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Internal documents about them are "phenomenally closely guarded secrets" says a local observer.
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"The participation rate is very weak," said lawyer and independent observer Belnd Omar.
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The "observer effect" holds that to observe a situation is to change it.
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Roy Cooper's desk by the end of the day, the Charlotte Observer reported.
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Dyson is an excellent witness, an acute observer of personality and human foibles.
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At this point Mwangi was no longer an observer, but an active citizen.
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After class, my observer provided feedback on the class and mentioned the altercation.
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But as any politically savvy observer can tell you, this deal ain't over.
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"As an artist I've always tried to remain the observer," k-os explains.
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No managerial or editorial influence, nor a board seat or board observer rights.
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"I work with law enforcement all the time," he told the News & Observer.
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Another domestic observer mission said it witnessed vote tampering and other "major" irregularities.
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Terrell is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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Was the observer talking to the camera, or to a second unseen figure?
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Police said Torrold "Rod" Smart was located and was OK, the Observer reported.
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He will be a full participant, not an observer, in national security deliberations.
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GMG, which also publishes the Observer newspaper, said the plan was on track.
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Gordon Rubenstein, Managing Partner, Raine Ventures, is also joining as a board observer.
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I went as an outside observer; I was just kind of documenting it.
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Now, Observer is reporting that Yiannopoulos' descent into the political gutter continues apace.
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"Everything I write about I struggle with myself," Mr. Bradshaw told The Observer.
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The operation was reported by the Observer in London and the New Yorker.
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Charlotte Observer: Whirlwind trip puts Trump in the middle of competitive House races.
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Back in Santiago one week later, a human rights observer was also wounded.
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Neumann will become a board observer, which means he won't have voting rights.
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In 1988, Rathburn was prominently featured in the monthly Ann Arbor Observer newspaper.
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Ponsot was an observer like Moore, a noticer of things unnoticed or unheard.
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He has been released from custody on $20,000 bond, The News & Observer reported.
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Harris told supporters Tuesday night he wouldn't concede, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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"They want to say people are dying of measles," he told the Observer.
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The national news media isn't a neutral observer in the gun control debate.
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His influence extends to the news media: He owns The New York Observer.
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Every observer, searching without success with high-powered optics, was in firing range.
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Jackson's farm produces watermelons, strawberries, pumpkins and other vegetables, the News & Observer reported.
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Even to a casual observer, it's clear that these aren't scientifically constructed instruments.
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But take a look at this from the perspective of the neutral observer.
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It's in keeping with the season that even here, Offred's an observer first.
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But to the casual outside observer, or the Bible-beater, I'm a Satanist.
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For the casual observer, it doesn't hurt that they look real pretty, too.
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Neumann will give up his voting rights but stay on as board observer.
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This trick can make you an astute observer of relationships of all types.
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"I couldn't hold my head upright," he told The Charlotte Observer this year.
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"Xi seems to be reshaping the rules of the game," one observer said.
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Editorial Observer Pyongyang, North Korea — North Korea's capital city is awash in propaganda.
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A careful observer of gesture and language, Mattison writes warmly about her characters.
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She vociferously fought for developing countries at UN climate talks, an observer said.
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Why did he speak to both The Observer and The New York Times?
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Pierre is optimistic, even ebullient, yet also a cleareyed observer of Haiti's dysfunction.
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"They say I'm a dirty fighter," Pedroza told the British newspaper The Observer.
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"Sex and the City" first appeared in The New York Observer on Nov.
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John Homans, former Observer editor: Candace was always like a character in fiction.
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But he also knew that the filmmaker is not merely a passive observer.
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I saw it as a classic Observer 'battle of Manhattan titans' type story.
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Editorial Observer Most countries have an unpredictable future; Russia has an unpredictable past.
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A casual observer would be forgiven for assuming budget process reform had died.
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She's interesting because Lopera puts her to such good use as an observer.
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She also wafts between typical tennis parent and been-there-done-that observer.
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Io Jupiter's moon Io is the target for the Io Volcano Observer mission.
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The camera, more than just an observer, integrates the viewer into the scene.
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Though at least one observer found the shade of blue a bit flashy.
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"It is a sickeningly familiar tale," an editorial in the Sunday Observer said.
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" Tyler whispers to an observer, "He began saying 'the' thumb or 'the' finger.
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The campaign was marked by violence, including the murder of an election observer.
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Editorial observer Midtown residents mount a shameful battle against a city homeless shelter.
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" When the smoke has cleared, Lennon tells us: "The Observer no longer cares.
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The New York Times and The Observer of London first broke the story.
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The bride, 27, is the managing editor at The Observer, in New York.
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"I don't want to say I don't trust anyone," Wylie told The Observer.
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The breach was first disclosed by the Observer and the New York Times.
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The News & Observer reported that SCV groups in Wake County claim 3,000 members.
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But to this observer, the events of last week tell another story too.
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Editorial Observer Congressional Republicans are finding that constituents, like facts, are stubborn things.
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Observer Media formerly published a print edition until the day after Trump's election.
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"I continue to trend in the right direction," Hibbert told the Charlotte Observer.
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That passes the test of observer privilege but fails the test of magnitude.
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From that lens, it's also an interesting document for the casual NASA observer.
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With the Charlotte Observer, and others have tried to do it since then.
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Judging from "Goomics," Cornet is also a keen observer of the company's culture.
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The lack of people in the book makes the observer feel invisible, too.
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Are you a participant, a neutral observer, or somehow complicit in the drama?
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Then after that you were the Observer, that's when I met you. Yes.
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I seem to be the only former Observer writer who hasn't done that.
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After an observer crosses this threshold, the past no longer determines the future.
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The placid appearance of the elliptical galaxy NGC 4889 can fool an unsuspecting observer.
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One market observer, however, voiced skepticism over the recent rally in mainland Chinese stocks.
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"Japan is not an observer, Japan is one of the important actors," Kawai said.
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And subsequently The Observer tried to buy Dealbreaker, and the deal didn't come together.
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And this is a Trump technique, I feel like … That's the former Observer editor.
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His simulations found that, yes, the planet should have iron visible to an observer.
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Thai PM vows to clamp down on slavery in fishing A flawed observer program?
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According to the Charlotte Observer, the name of the bidder was not immediately released.
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No sane observer thinks the Kremlin persuaded 63m Americans to vote for Mr Trump.
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The observer also noted that he had found the laptop next to cleaning supplies.
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The tool should default to "OBSERVER," which indicates that we're observing this from Earth.
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Many of them, says one observer, have been pulling old proposals out of drawers.
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His English teacher, Jacqueline Scott, told The Charlotte Observer she was still in shock.
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Dowless has denied wrongdoing to the Charlotte Observer and didn't return requests for comment.
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"Where we're falling short is details," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told the Charlotte Observer.
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The Observer was a purchase with low financial value but reasonably high cultural cachet.
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"All of this, by the way, also makes building websites easier," enthuses The Observer.
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The characters in Crazy Rich Asians are "richer than God," as one observer remarks.
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And certainly enough to reveal its presence when it or the observer was moving.
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The bottom line: Any outside observer can see that there is value in esports.
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By definition, the flâneur is distinctly not an activist, but rather a passive observer.
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In 1996, Wilkie unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for Congress, the News & Observer reported.
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However, an external observer can show that the global entangled state does not evolve.
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"Conservative forces are still strong," said Welsh, a Southeast Asia expert and poll observer.
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For well over 20 years, Astor's Observer was the voice of Britain's liberal consensus.
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Even the casual observer could see that Brunson's striking was all over the place.
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"George ran with his head up as fast as he could," says an observer.
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Hauer is great but the main draw to Observer is its story and setting.
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Nearly every fact in The Observer/Guardian's opening paragraph was misleading, its leaders believed.
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The Department of Social Services is assisting in the investigation, the Charlotte Observer reports.
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The other was there to be an independent observer on behalf of the court.
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Smith told the News and Observer that his reporting had led to death threats.
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Kelly is an enthusiastic observer of the impact of technology on the human condition.
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According to the Charlotte Observer, three of the four injured are in critical condition.
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It's their first, they admit, though the casual observer wouldn't be able to tell.
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"'I don't think anything went wrong with Revolver," he told the Observer in 2008.
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Observer writer Dana Schwartz—who has also written for VICE—isn't forgetting about it.
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That's not to say that Roy is an uncritical observer of the Indian left.
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The alliance's brand is powerful: it has attracted 49 observer countries (most recently Argentina).
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It sounds maddening to an observer — either he's a psychopath, or he's incredibly calculating.
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" He adds, "It was just fun to watch that as just an observer, really.
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More than 30,000 people came on opening day, the Raleigh News and Observer reported.
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The Texas Observer magazine reported that the bill had support from Republicans and Democrats.
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Will and Kate's Tam-na-Ghar is close to Birkhall, according to The Observer.
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The cows were first spotted on the island in October, reports the Charlotte Observer.
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The New York Observer announced in November it would be ending its print version.
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He has been an officially accredited election observer in Tunisia (2014) and Myanmar (2015).
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He would have been a passive observer, riding a wave of shifting American demographics.
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That she could be an observer as a guest of the Olympic committee instead.
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Editorial Observer Life for many graduate students is about to change for the better.
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A gifted observer, he honestly observes the city's history and social conflicts without moralizing.
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" He also noted that the Observer "ran some very tough columns about Donald Trump.
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"They basically just let people do what they wanted to do," the observer said.
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"Hawes is a poised writer and a patient observer," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Peter Stevenson, former editor of The New York Observer: We had several mutual friends.
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Tonje Skinnarland, chief of the Norwegian Air Force, said, according to The Barents Observer.
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One keen observer was tucked, out of sight, in a corner near the baseline.
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"Google is the new grandparent, the new neighbor, the new nanny," one observer said.
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"If you cannot do bread, you can at least do circuses," one observer said.
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In March, he served as an election observer in the Russian republic of Chechnya.
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As Mr. Kurson advised Mr. Trump's presidential campaign, The Observer endorsed him for president.
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It was during his time at The Observer that the alleged harassment took place.
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"They're putting people in much smaller boats and in greater numbers," one observer said.
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In 20 years of journalism, I've gotten comfortable in my role as the observer.
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When I retired seven years ago, I fully expected to remain a political observer.
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But no reasonable observer should think that the process surrounding the decision was acceptable.
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In that instance, the armchair observer turned out to be a longtime tournament official.
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And so I'm not a public market person, but I'm an observer of industries.
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To an uninitiated observer, ice swimming, as it is called, can seem deeply peculiar.
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"I was on the board as an observer for about four years," Pishevar said.
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There were around 82,000 police in the US in 1920, according to The Observer.
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"We must back it if Labour members want it," he told The Observer newspaper.
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After the vote, Nadler told The Observer he was "absolutely livid," criticizing Trump's motives.
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"I've never seen a human play this move," one observer said of the move.
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He used to partake of politics as a spectator sport, as a detached observer.
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He used to partake of politics as a spectator sport, as a detached observer.
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The crew is often supported by a forward observer and a fire direction center.
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As one observer put it, the sanctions were meant for Moscow but hit Houston.
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"I can't stress it enough how inclusive everyone was," Setzer told The News & Observer.
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He's not a Trump supporter and claims to be more of a passive observer.
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"Hi, go f—k yourself," Seaman reportedly said in an email to the Observer.
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Serpell is a pitiless and often very funny observer of people and of society.
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A cynical observer might conclude that the administration wanted the report to go unnoticed.
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Peter told me I should profile David Karp when I was at the Observer.
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The North Carolina case, in particular, demonstrates the crucial role the press and watchdog groups continue to play in countering secrecy — a service provided in this instance by The Raleigh News and Observer, The Charlotte Observer and the North Carolina Justice Center.
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To the impartial observer, the increase of black nominations is conspicuous, accelerating with impressive speed.
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Previously, the U.S. ambassador to Kazakhstan George Krol had attended the talks as an observer.
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The United States had observer status at the U.N. review of Saudi Arabia's rights record.
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The Commercial Observer first reported last week on Hamleys nearing a deal in New York.
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"They all seem very close," an observer of the scene in the country tells PEOPLE.
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To an outside observer, they might appear totally calm as they suffocated, painfully, to death.
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But a keen observer, or any regular Canadian, can note the important differences between us.
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After that, he kind of felt like an observer—at least until the final scenes.
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He owns the New York Observer, a weekly newspaper that covers politics and pop culture.
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The two sites, one real and one fake, look the same to the casual observer.
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A casual observer of the bar market may conclude that these brands seem pretty interchangeable.
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But a skeptical observer could be forgiven for finding his change of heart rather convenient.
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As one observer puts it, Britain puts on a smiling face but slams the door.
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"They all seem very close," an observer of the scene in the country told PEOPLE.
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Friday, according to the Raleigh News & Observer, which published the audio later that same day.
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At least one observer felt the hawkish overtones of the speech to be crystal clear.
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Warsaw Police Chief Eric Southerland told the News & Observer that the incident is being investigated.
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One observer quipped that Foxconn had created jobs in the Wisconsin events business, at least.
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According to an observer, Anderson kissed her sweetly on the cheek as they walked in.
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He is an acute observer of nuances of affluence and class, that eternal British theme.
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That gravitas that was needed for him to function as an observer and a novelist.
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She has sourced and has been a board observer at PayFit, Selency and Shift Technology.
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In Samuel Beckett's 1972 play Not I, a peripheral observer watches what unfolds on stage.
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"We exploited Facebook to harvest millions of people's profiles," whistleblower Christopher Wylie told The Observer.
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As a previous observer of your strengths and weaknesses, a reference might have valuable insight.
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The United States and 48 other nations are so-called observer states within the alliance.
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His writing has appeared in numerous publications, including The Sunday Times, The Observer, and WIRED.
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Trent Lott, then the Majority Leader, from 1997 to 2003, according to the News & Observer.
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I'm out on an observer shift in one of London's Air Ambulance rapid response cars.
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My cat is both the worst and only observer capable of interpreting this worrying behavior.
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But he called himself an "observer" in the deal between EDMC and the Dream Center.
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"Ultimately," she told the Local, "it is up to the observer to interpret the photo."
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Pam Eaton, an advisor to conservation group Wilderness Society, attended the meeting as an observer.
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Pishevar was an early investor in Uber and a board observer from 2011 to 2015.
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The Summer Games have enough subplots and storylines to interest even the most casual observer.
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A European Union elections observer mission stated it had uncovered anomalies in the province's results.
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Sanni has presented his evidence to Britain's Electoral Commission, Channel 4 and the Observer said.
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As any observer of C-SPAN knows, the Senate usually looks like it's doing nothing.
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"It's going from Herbie the Love Bug to a Bentley," he told The Charlotte Observer.
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The plant declared an "unusual event," the lowest level of nuclear emergency (The News & Observer).
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Crosthwaite served as an observer on Juul's board of directors after Altria's investment in Juul.
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To an outside observer, this can feel like watching an obscure and slow-moving sport.
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"He had his tongue out and was waving his little hands around," the observer adds.
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That's when Batygin, a theoretician, and Brown, an observer, decided to put their heads together.
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The observer-expectancy effect is when a researcher's expectations impact the outcome of an experiment.
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Yet, even the most casual observer would admit that broad-based progress has been elusive.
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During that time I never got "blackout," but I was a frequent observer of it.
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North Carolina's GOP chairman told the Raleigh News & Observer that the ruling should be overturned.
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As any observer of the U.S. government knows, the current budget process is a mess.
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Legal experts told The News & Observer the law was unlikely to apply to Mr. Copley.
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Mr. Suschitzky was self-effacing in interviews, casting himself as a mere observer of others.
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What sounds like basic plinking to an outside observer is quite loud inside one's head.
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Last year, The Observer newspaper reported that Cambridge Analytica and Palantir had meetings in 2013.
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Editorial Observer Donald Trump's flirtation with the Ku Klux Klan should come as no surprise.
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After The Observer published the report yesterday, the site's visitors surged from 3,000 to 50,000.
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He's a generally sympathetic observer of this conflict's journalists, but he can also be stern.
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But these are actual costs, notes Jack T. Ciesielski, publisher of The Analyst's Accounting Observer.
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There is a point during every Values Voter Summit when the unconverted observer fights stupor.
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I'll go and observer, maybe have a few beers and talk with some pretty people.
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I was, as most people are, sort of a casual observer of the justice system.
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" A mother infamously writes to the Charlotte Observer decrying his "arrogant struts" and "pelvic thrusts.
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Last year, Taiwan blamed China for not being given observer status for the WHA meeting.
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Brill is a keen observer of well-intentioned ideas, like trade adjustment assistance, executed badly.
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Our veteran observer shares what to expect (and not expect) as well as her predictions.
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To the casual observer, Mark Ronson appeared to be thriving at the start of 2018.
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When Trump wasn't on the golf course, he played the role of meteorological observer frequently.
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On the subject of China, Europeans feel like they have been relegated to observer status.
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All said, to a more casual political observer, their takeaway messages can sound very similar.
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A: If you are a keen observer of society, then you will notice these things.
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The Charlotte Observer this week published a scathing editorial about the conduct of college coaches.
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Pritzker's Inspired Capital co-founder, Alexa von Tobel, has meanwhile joined as a board observer.
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Another observer offered "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," without specifying who was which.
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Eliot is a keen observer of psychology and often spends several chapters probing character motivations.
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"He had his tongue out and was waving his little hands around," the observer added.
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Activision's broadcasting deal with YouTube was valued at $160 million, according to The Esports Observer.
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George Carlin, a master observer of language, spoke at length about the evolution of euphemism.
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This is the sense that can come over an observer of fashion's increasingly hectic cycles.
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The deputy then drove away, said Guy Danilowitz, a legal observer who recorded the video.
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I'm at the annual degrowth summer school as a volunteer, though mostly as an observer.
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But the 17 percent (and dropping) statistic really got my attention as a political observer.
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"That's when women were starting to get their own businesses," she told The News & Observer.
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Adiga is a startlingly fine observer, and a complicator, in the manner of V.S. Naipaul.
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Riley Howell's family went on opening night to see the new movie, The Observer reported.
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Thompson has lost a number of loved ones to cancer, according to The Charlotte Observer.
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"I honestly didn't know who Mark Cuban was," Marshall told the Dallas Observer in 2018.
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The CWL's world championship averaged around 2000,000 concurrent viewers, the Observer noted, peaking at 182,000.
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"I thought it was something personal," he said in video published by The News & Observer.
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Osborne is a psychologically acute observer of privilege and bad behavior among the expatriate class.
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An earlier version of this Editorial Observer misspelled the name of a Liberal Party activist.
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A U.N. observer post could be seen just on the other side of the fence.
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He cut back to one a week in July 1997 and retired "Observer" on Dec.
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San Diego would seem to the casual observer like the least goth place on earth.
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Thomas L. Friedman To the casual observer, Israel has never looked more secure and prosperous.
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The RaleighNews & Observer reported that UNC spent $390,000 last year on security for the statue.
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Editorial Observer Lenín Moreno, Ecuador's president-elect, has described being a paraplegic as a blessing.
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I prefer being a silent observer What is your all-time favorite work of art?
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"Get off my back about the language," he said in an interview with The Observer.
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The casual observer might attribute astrology's surging popularity to the stereotype of the narcissistic millennial.
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"Being more of an outside observer, I'm seeing my friends doing it more," Farid says.
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But the news broke a few days early when the Observer, a British newspaper, scooped it.
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