Passing on IAD is more about passing on anxiety in general than it is about passing on anxiety that's specifically related to health concerns, says clinical psychologist Michael Brustein.
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"Passing on culture, passing on morals, that's the backbone of the Ibibio culture," Ms. Williams said.
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Here are the new Obama TV ideas I'm passing on.
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Oh, and we'll be passing on the peanut brittle too.
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Passing on this ideology to our children was not responsible.
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The thought of passing on doesn't frighten me, it doesn't.
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Second, are firms passing on those costs by raising prices?
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Passing on treatment when an issue arises is bad enough.
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"The thought of passing on doesn't frighten me," he said.
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On the line was a source, passing on some valuable information.
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Duane Chapman shared the news of her passing on social media.
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He gave them 60 days, with the deadline passing on Sunday.
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He had shared the news of her passing on social media.
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There's more to passing on an IRA than just naming beneficiaries.
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What was I passing on that they were going to remember?
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However, passing on the chance to make changes could cost you.
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Singer and songwriter John Legend reacted to Wilson's passing on Twitter.
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She says he pressured her into passing on several big roles.
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But it remains unclear what information Mr. Skripal was passing on.
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Some banks are now passing on the charge to their customers.
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Michael Douglas made the announcement of his father's passing on Instagram.
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Here were parents passing on the rich heritage of choral singing.
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Those children became part of human society, passing on their genes.
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After passing on several options, Mr. Schrager proposed an unusual idea.
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Several of Storms' friends confirmed the pilot's passing on social media Tuesday.
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And that work ethic is something she's passing on to her children.
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After his unexpected passing on Friday, I went looking for Prince Interactive.
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Cannes Film Festival director Thierry Fremaux announced Cimino's passing on Twitter Saturday.
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Insurers are, in turn, passing on this cost to better-off Americans.
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Please keep passing on ideas and reactions to everything you read here.
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He is suspected of passing on information to an Iranian intelligence service.
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But Klum certainly had a good excuse for passing on the date.
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Roland developer Tommy Snyder, among others, have confirmed his passing on Facebook.
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Cramer's reversal comes after initially passing on a Senate bid last month.
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The show was mentioned only in passing on Disney's last earnings call.
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The Judicial Redress Act is certainly worth passing on its own merits.
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Mondelez, the maker of Oreos, is passing on chocolate for the moment.
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In the end, Carlyle's bill fell short of passing on March 25.
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Looking back, he feels for Ngombo, but doesn't regret passing on Thomas.
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They may even still be vindicated for passing on Carr and Bridgewater.
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Elle Woods herself — you know, Reese Witherspoon — announced Moonie's passing on Instagram.
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Trump isn't the only one passing on one of Washington's biggest nights.
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When not touring, he taught, passing on his techniques to future champions.
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The critically acclaimed pop singer announced the dog's passing on Twitter Thursday.
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Before passing on any online rumor, take the time to verify it.
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And yet I had no idea of what I was passing on.
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By April, Abrams was reportedly informed that MSNBC was passing on the story.
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I don't wanna be getting arrested for passing on fake news and all.
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The family shared the news of her passing on their official Facebook page.
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For supplier discounts, and passing on the truck to your kids, it's convenient.
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So, what you're saying is: you'll be passing on the pizza and wine?
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"We were passing on data which we had not intended to," he added.
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It is a way of passing on a story that is finally complete.
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None of this absolves Badger or Daubenspeck for passing on misinformation to investors.
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Passing on a ceremony, but still want gorgeous photos to remember the day?
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Cher commented on Allman's passing on Twitter, saying that words were too much.
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Céline Dion is passing on her love of fashion to the next generation.
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That's worth more than him passing on, because he was always going to.
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The next ring out is accounts you might encounter in passing on Explore.
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Pressure is a privilege Guy would never consider passing on this time around.
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Passing on concerts in recent years have made me appreciate the dance party.
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Queen Elizabeth is passing on a special role to her granddaughter-in-law!
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Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kansas) is passing on a primary battle with Sen.
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Whether that's worth passing on a sign-up bonus is up to you.
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Sivan answered that he was "definitely passing" on the "top or bottom" question.
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Passing on the full benefit will help to stimulate spending and relieve debt.
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The Bears said they were "respectfully passing" on a request to interview Staley.
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Now, Horan is passing on the good vibes to another former Directioner: Harry Styles.
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Katie Holmes is paying tribute to her late grandmother following her passing on Friday.
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Bad Wolves singer Tommy Vext released a statement on O'Riordan's passing on Facebook Monday.
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Do you plan on passing on those character traits and lessons to your children?
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That we will not be guilted into passing on a piece of birthday cake.
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One of the communist regime's key weaknesses was the impossibility of passing on wealth.
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One reason is that insurers have been passing on more medical charges to patients.
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American importers will find it harder to avoid passing on rising costs to consumers.
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The gunman then turned his fire to cars passing on the highway, investigators say.
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JoJo Fletcher is passing on some helpful advice from one former Bachelorette to another.
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The grants focus on preventing mothers from passing on the virus to their babies.
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Tom Hanks is passing on his acting wisdom to another Tom — Holland, that is.
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Mothers play a bigger role than fathers in passing on faith to their children.
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But despite the paycheck he could've collected, Culkin doesn't regret passing on the show.
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WHERE ARE YOU IN THE TURNAROUND OR IN THE BUSINESS THAT YOU'RE PASSING ON?
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Moreover, these jokes limit You Complete Me, Ho from passing on a larger message.
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The South African government also tweeted a condolence message on his passing on Tuesday.
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The White House was widely criticized for its handling of McCain's passing on Saturday.
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The smokers "defrost them overnight" he muttered, as if passing on a secret recipe.
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Still, passing on Twitter doesn't mean Google is giving up on consumer communications altogether.
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Following news of Thalassitis' death, several British reality stars mourned his passing on social media.
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Unconsciously, whether they like it or not, they're passing on those same types of symptoms.
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"The government is passing on its political problems to the private sector," gripes a businessman.
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Steven, you see, is afraid of passing on the Crain family curse of mental illness.
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Pete Carroll passing on second-and-one with 1:26 left in Super Bowl XLIX.
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After her passing on Saturday, Smith's family released a statement and broke the devastating news.
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"DeMario Jackson — that's my URL — MySpace," he continued in passing on his social media information.
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The family made the move in 2015 when Courtenay's father died, passing on his title.
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And the highest-grossing teams would resist passing on profits to those in smaller divisions.
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SO THIS IS ABOUT MAKING AMERICAN BUSINESS COMPETITIVE AND PASSING ON THOSE BENEFITS TO WORKERS.
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He acknowledged earlier this month that he was "wrong" in passing on Google and Amazon.
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The Senate version went through several iterations before finally passing on an 85-8 vote.
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But passing on the plane-crash candidate doesn't mean ignoring the dangers of his rival.
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Arcadia said it had policies in place to prevent employees from passing on "illegal information".
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After a series of particularly contentious interviews, CNN reportedly began passing on interviews with Conway.
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It's a good example of what Horford's capable of, particularly when passing on the move.
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"We've been passing on our collected data to the police for years now," she said.
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Sara Green described these apprenticeship programs as passing on the values of Gullah Geechee culture.
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"Passing on higher costs to penalize carbon emissions could cause severe public debates," Altmaier said.
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We're told she remained hospitalized for a few more days before eventually passing on Friday.
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But we are passing on a more broken and fragile ocean to the next generation.
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Sometimes people are simply passing on thoughts they have acquired from others without much reflection.
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Yet flights are still expensive, signaling that airlines aren't passing on those savings to passengers.
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Page Pate, a criminal defense attorney, agreed the ban has a chance of passing on appeal.
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William has already started passing on his love of soccer to Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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"It's about what my mom told me as she was passing on," Nunn, 57, tells PEOPLE.
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Moments later, Wilson responded to her tweet, writing Kalanick was "correct" about his passing on Uber.
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I ended up passing on the sale, though, because I just can't justify casually spending $1,000.
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I had been sitting with their neighbors, who were passing on terrible rumors about the women.
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Chrissy Teigen is passing on her love of food and cooking to her baby daughter, Luna.
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If San Antonio winds up passing on her, the Connecticut Sun have the third overall pick.
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I know if he had seen him passing on the road, they'd probably greet each other.
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For Eskom, meanwhile, passing on all its debt obligations would probably return the firm to profit.
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Polanco considers culture a "very important" ingredient in the lessons she's passing on to her children.
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Nonetheless, Michelin has an excellent track record of passing on RM price increases to its customers.
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Carrie Fisher is passing on an estate worth nearly $7 million to her daughter, Billie Lourd.
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When it comes to passing on wealth to heirs, family dynamics can be the biggest obstacle.
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All Mr. Trump is doing is passing on what other people are saying about Ted Cruz.
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It's rising costs and the difficulty that companies have in passing on these costs to consumers.
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Still, some investors are passing on the stock because of rising costs and higher fuel prices.
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He has tragedy in his life with his father passing on 9/11 being a firefighter.
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The decision has been buried inside newspapers and mentioned only in passing on television news shows.
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I also picked up a few tips along the way, which I'm passing on to you.
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In the introduction, Gaiman emphasizes how the passing on of oral traditions is a vital art.
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I also want to know why we insist on passing on such trauma to our children.
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In most cases, corporations are passing on a small fraction of their tax cuts to employees.
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It is a story of resourcefulness that Mr. Erwin is passing on to his two sons.
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Time isn't always so linear, nor necessarily passing on the same plane for everyone on the show.
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But whatever your social values, it creates a relatively high risk for passing on recessive genetic diseases.
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Since Campbell's passing on Sunday, the charity has received over £53,000 in his honor, the BBC reports.
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There were news media interviews to do, guests to greet, each of them passing on breathless congratulations.
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Analysts said major banks were only partially passing on benefits of the RBA's rate cut to customers.
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Angelina Jolie is passing on her passion for humanitarian work to the next generation of her family.
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In a statement exclusively obtained by PEOPLE, her daughter Bijou Phillips confirmed the singer's passing on Saturday.
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They relied on his credibility in a prior case and yet, he was passing on secondary information.
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Even as the legislation was passing on the House floor, Senate Republicans were admonishing the House's efforts.
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There was controversy in recent years about the Nobel committee passing on awarding a prize to Rubin.
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When a person is treated for the disease, it lessens the risk of passing on the infection.
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" The band posted about Emerson's passing on Facebook, asking "that the family's privacy and grief be respected.
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"What Mr. Trump is passing on is what other people are saying about Ted Cruz," Clovis said.
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Meanwhile, struggling PSBs are not passing on the central bank's interest-rate cuts to consumers in full.
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The Younger actress informed fans of her beloved pet's passing on Instagram Tuesday with a touching dedication.
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A lack of information prevents older farmers passing on their land, Andrea Cheruiyot, the area chief, said.
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And rising prices, now around $45 a barrel, give producers less cover for passing on the pain.
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In most cases, you don't need to worry about your student loan obligations passing on to anyone.
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Pukatire had spent many years passing on his knowledge to Kayapo youngsters up and down the river.
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Former First Lady Barbara Bush's funeral took place on Saturday in Houston, after her passing on Tuesday.
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The "Joker" problemSpeaking of "Joker," Scorsese considered producing the movie for years before ultimately passing on it.
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A die-hard thrifter, she found herself passing on items because they had a rip or hole.
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After initially passing on the script, the studio ended up paying about $10 million for domestic rights.
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Are aesthetic judgments about mates invariably tied to traits we see as adaptive and worth passing on?
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Charging Mr. McCabe would undoubtedly please Mr. Trump, but passing on charges could provoke his public displeasure.
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Charging Mr. McCabe would undoubtedly please Mr. Trump, but passing on charges could provoke his public displeasure.
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When it's a game of POKER, where checking is a form of passing on a bet. 49D.
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For best results, avoid passing on company gossip or sending emails with salacious information about your team.
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"I knew I had this knowledge about the game that I should be passing on," he said.
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We're not in a category that is perhaps a bit more restrained in passing on prices to consumers.
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In turn, the Valley's Republican donors are passing on Trump and putting their resources into down-ballot races.
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Only 29% knew that people receiving effective treatment for HIV can have children without passing on the virus.
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Many people expressed sadness over the whale's passing on social media Friday, while others labeled Tilikum "a murderer."
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That effectively meant that Uber was collecting extra payment from passengers that it wasn't passing on to drivers.
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Hushed discussions in dark corridors are about illicit affairs, forbidden romances, or the passing-on of terrible secrets.
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Andrea Ashwood is used to receiving — and usually passing on — messages from recruiters seeking mechanical engineers on LinkedIn.
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"That's what Toronto is about — sharing ideas, communicating, passing on your tricks and knowledge," Mr. Al Maskati said.
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And here we thought only the young folks were passing on their chance to operate a motor vehicle.
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But fiscal conservatives are given to warning of slippery slopes and passing on debt to children and grandchildren.
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The other option would be to sell the hedge book, thereby passing on any risk to another player.
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Bush was a convivial presence at his parties, passing on the margaritas but singing along with the mariachis.
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But instead of passing on your money to a central organisation, the bikes would hold on to it.
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He said it was clear to him that the commander was passing on an order from Mr. Duterte.
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And, above all, passing on some of the great stuff that other people have written, found or flagged.
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The legislation stands little chance of passing on Capitol Hill, where support for the WTO has remained strong.
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There should be plenty of passing on Sunday given the Patriots are expected to roll over New York.
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The story of sex education in America has been passing on minimal information about it generation after generation.
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The Nima Sensors worked reliably enough that I'd feel confident passing on food that tested positive for allergens.
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I couldn't, except by passing on whatever I'd heard, helping to make sense of timelines and rumored accounts.
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A lolcat sweater is not meant for passing on, having none of the staying power my sister craved.
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He opted out after the season, passing on a reported $8.8 million salary to become a free agent.
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One of those aides was recently arrested on charges of passing on classified presidential documents to Ms. Choi.
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And they remain dedicated to passing on the spirit that led to Tribe's founding almost 50 years ago.
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Utility companies across the country are passing on their tax cut savings by slashing bills for millions more.
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He signed a 21954-year contract with the Spartans after passing on the chance to lead the Packers.
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Mark Hertling, a CNN military analyst, counseled restraint, passing on a lesson imprinted on the nation's recent history.
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Fear drives our industry, and I don't know that anybody's ever gotten fired for passing on a movie.
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It is not clear whether companies like airlines are passing on the costs of higher premiums to passengers.
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Like other producers, Shell has been monitoring pipelines by helicopter, passing on information to authorities, industry sources said.
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At least five three-wheel scooters that were passing on the road had been overturned by the blast.
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It'll be interesting to watch how much of the price reductions Amazon absorbs versus passing on to suppliers.
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Datacoup, another startup, is selling insights from personal data and passing on part of the proceeds to its users.
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Examples of re-use include redistributing food waste from restaurants and passing on clothes and textiles dumped by stores.
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The code bans passing on confidential information about a client to other market participants, or revealing individual trading positions.
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The company is passing on its delivery savings to its customers and acquiring new customers at the same time.
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Further, a bigger portion of Clinton tweets were retweets, meaning the staffers were simply passing on other people's thoughts.
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These are just two examples of the precious Jewish inheritance we are passing on to you and your sister.
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Nobody has wanted to face up to this emerging legacy, which we're now just passing on to future generations.
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Following Lee's death, Hollywood is mourning his passing on social media, nothing the mogul's kindness, generosity, and creative energy.
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Lee claimed that AIM can reduce the cost of trading to 1/40th, thereby passing on savings to users.
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But, for now at least, it looks like the state of Virginia will be passing on the tunnel project.
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Will my daughter and other fans of her age end up passing on their love to the next generation?
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But methadone, which research has shown helps to prevent injecting drug users passing on HIV, is banned in Russia.
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"We know for sure that she will be passing on her mitochondrial DNA through her maternal line," said Knowles.
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Small businesses must also spend massive amounts every year in compliance costs to plan for passing on a business.
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John Carter played the role of disinterested party who was simply passing on a question from the American public.
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It's not like passing on Alabama's secondary will be easy, but Washington has the tools to make it work.
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"I feel I am passing on our vineyards and estate to members of my own family," Mr. Draper said.
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Commodity price inflation remains a concern, but many companies have discussed passing on the higher prices or improving productivity.
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The vast majority of Americans are nowhere near passing on $11 million to their children, much less $21625 million.
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The show's first-ever Idol ended the night by passing on her congratulations to its last Idol, Trent Harmon.
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Passing on Ven may have been wise since the currency is only used by a small pool of businesspeople.
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We've made multiple calls to the Cleveland City Prosecutor's Office, asking for an explanation for passing on the case.
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And the usual bar to passing on information — that you gained it in confidence — doesn't appear to apply here.
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Passing on the knowledge of how such particles would travel in the atmosphere is an important thing to do.
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Mr. Skripal had been meeting his handler secretly since 1996, they said, passing on secrets in exchange for $100,000.
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They might also finally consider passing on the cost of negative interest rates to their corporate clients via fees.
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He was doing what is known in Islamic Law as "wasiyat," passing on his last wishes and taking leave.
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She's also passing on greatness to her sport's next champions, while continuing to show up and fight for it.
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Casting further shadows are also early signs that Italian lenders are passing on their increased funding costs to clients.
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Those daily deaths are like background noise, mentioned in passing on local newscasts, our daily dose of death and destruction.
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She talked about how she was passing on her love of gardening to her children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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But the real problem is that, as usual, we have no idea how much time is passing on the show.
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This book distils his experience of passing on his knowledge and experience to others, and making it enjoyable for them.
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This is cute, and I can't blame Tasha for passing on some encouragement without the full scope of his predicament.
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CRUZ: Well Maria, thank you for passing on that hit piece in the front page of the New York Times.
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His former boss, The Wire creator David Simon, was one of the first to report the actor's passing on Twitter.
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"That is one thing that I'm passing on to my daughter already is her obsession with shoes," admits the star.
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They wonder if mothers stop breastfeeding too soon or if people are contracting - and passing on - diseases from open defecation.
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In addition to the risks of passing on the virus to their partners, men may face other consequences of HPV.
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An artificial intelligence filters out anomalies, bad data and attempts at outright fraud—passing on anything dubious for manual inspection.
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ANZ was the first bank to respond to Tuesday's rate cut, saying it was passing on the cut in full.
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People involved in the business said the broker typically kept $200 of that, passing on the rest to the smugglers.
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What I'm doing now, as I mentioned earlier, is passing on what's been lost from the '40s and earlier times.
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Whether sharing intelligence or passing on surveillance equipment, there is often a close relationship between federal and local law enforcement.
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Each time I showed the film to a friend, it felt as if I were deliberately passing on a virus.
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Disney has shared a heartfelt tribute video for Descendants 3 actor Cameron Boyce after his sudden passing on July 6.
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The outlet reports that NBCUniversal executives are debating if pulling the show and passing on the licensing revenue is best.
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" Then, Bieber performed two of his latest hits, "Cold Water" and "Love Yourself' (wisely passing on singing new track "Despacito").
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The camera, as they say, loved him, but the people passing on the street didn't give him a second look.
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Democrats have criticized the GOP changes to the tax code for passing on disproportionate benefits to businesses and the rich.
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They have been seeking to boost revenue by passing on costs to corporate customers and increasing fees for retail depositors.
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The technique was used to prevent the passing on of a genetic condition called Leigh Syndrome carried by his mother.
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It rattled out of cars—some passing on the opposite side of the street, some waiting patiently behind police barricades.
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The banks have also benefited from low rates that some politicians say they are not fully passing on to borrowers.
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That realization was inspired by a chance sighting of a vehicle emblazoned with "Children's Blood Mobile" passing on the street.
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Any regrets about passing on a previous request from the show to record a version of "The Rains of Castamere"?
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Stores that were already passing on the cost of the 10 percent tariffs will now pass on a higher cost.
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SIB reduced its lending rates by 75 basis points, passing on the entire repo rate cut of by the RBI.
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Hong Kong officials declare that dogs, cats can test positive but are not a danger in passing on COVID-19.
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Collectors are passing on at an alarming rate; the average collector, I was told, is 303 to 70 years old.
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The passing on of knowledge is at the heart of Larissa FastHorse's "Vanishing Point," a one-act set in Louisiana.
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They also agreed that passing on someone else's genes as a result of a transplant like Mr. Long's was impossible.
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He said he was simply passing on to the defense department a "complaint" the Office of the President had received.
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A scientist ponders whether aesthetic judgments about mates are tied to traits we see as adaptive and worth passing on.
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One possible explanation is that Steele's sources were really lower-level officials passing on made-up stories or idle gossip.
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Entire generations have resided in the plantations, passing on the legacy of servitude and human rights violations on over time.
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But keep in mind that most times, you're better off passing on the meh deals that are thrown your way.
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Thais woke up to the news of Chuang Chuang's death on Tuesday, with many mourning his passing on social media.
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Regardless of that, effective treatment will surely help break the epidemic directly, by stopping those cured passing on the virus.
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Showtime originally planned to make the series, which is based on a novel by Caroline Kepnes, before passing on it.
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It is likely GCHQ was tracking Saad as part of the program, before passing on the information for the strike.
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The five-member panel, set up by the RBI to look into why lenders were not passing on central bank rate cuts, said in a report on Wednesday that banks "deviated in an ad hoc manner from the specified methodologies" for calculating the lending rates in order to avoid passing on the RBI rate cuts.
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El Moussa said after meeting Storey, she saw an opportunity to help change people's lives by passing on her "comeback" experience.
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People could end up passing on Apple for Disney's superior content, especially if it ends up being less expensive than Apple.
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But by passing on the port with the latest round of Surfaces, Microsoft has kicked that future down the road — again.
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Passing on, sharing, or selling ecstasy to their friends is something tens of thousands of people do every weekend throughout England.
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But Australian Bankers' Association Chief Executive Anna Bligh criticized the new tax, which Morrison warned banks against passing on to consumers.
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But faced with public anger over a series of malpractices, the country's major banks had refrained from passing on the cost.
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Home buyers had complained that builders were not passing on the benefits from the refunds of input tax credit to them.
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David Bowie had a long and legendary career, but since his passing on Monday, his music is selling better than ever.
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What comes next: The legislation stands little chance of passing on Capitol Hill, where support for the WTO has remained strong.
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In the past, spy services typically waited longer to develop tips more fully before passing on the information to other countries.
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And today, I work with legislators of both parties to make sure we're passing on a confident America to our children.
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The pleasure is precisely linked to ejaculation, the most important step in passing on a male's genes to the next generation.
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If you've ever watched a Tiga interview before, then you know he's all about passing on his knowledge to the youth.
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In recent weeks, NBC News was criticized for passing on an exposé of Mr. Weinstein by an MSNBC contributor, Ronan Farrow.
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The helmets seen here both pump oxygen into patients' lungs and also help prevent infected patients from passing on the virus.
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Passing on my knowledge is a gift that will keep on giving, but learning from them in turn has been enlightening.
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Soper said her biggest fear was passing on the virus, which could be deadly to people with comorbidities, to her patients.
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A grass-roots, crowdsourced hunt has also taken shape online, with people passing on potential clues and sightings to the police.
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Five large firms are passing on the opportunity to represent the President after a recent shakeup on his private defense team.
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One provision prevented Kashmiri women who married non-Kashmiris from passing on their inheritance to their children or having property rights.
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THE ROCK ON WHY HE'S PASSING ON 2020: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson generated — and encouraged — a bit of 2020 buzz previously.
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But he learned to be acutely aware of game situations, and has spent decades passing on the finer points of baserunning.
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Genetic evidence indicates that they interbred with both modern humans and an older species, passing on about 1% of their DNA.
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The Fed's repo operations are made only with major dealers, with the banks in turn passing on liquidity to their clients.
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The Wall Street Journal in October pointed to various surveys suggesting most companies aren't passing on their tax savings to employees.
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This is a time when I was meeting with Jeff Jordan from Andreessen, and he was passing on us, because Fab.
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Passing on the move is especially useful since Giannis is such a deadly scorer on cuts and rolls to the rim.
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"I'm not sure y'all would want that to be considered unethical, passing on the stories that each of you write," he said.
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Trump's threat came after the death of long-time Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, whose passing on Saturday he marked with another tweet.
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Many couples at risk of passing on genetic diseases go ahead and get married, with the expectation that they will have children.
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It was then that an elderly couple, passing on the other side of the road, yelled "Vote Leave!" with a jubilant laugh.
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To the Gurung, hunting for honey seems to be as much about passing on tradition as it is about the honey itself.
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Give the gift of food and history with this custom cookbook for recording, storing and passing on the recipes that matter most.
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Is passing on history, as in writing this book, an important part of knowing how to respond in crisis times like these?
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"We got plenty of time to respond," said Biden, according to the pool report, passing on an opportunity to return Sanders' fire.
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The goal is not to prevent people from sharing information—only to get users to think about what they are passing on.
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It refers to schools passing on problematic teachers to new schools without reporting problems, including those that might put others in jeopardy.
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" Asked if regrets passing on any teams, he says he doesn't, offering that he "would have liked to have made more investments.
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This included lending a client's securities without permission, and secretly passing on information about one client's trades to another to win business.
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She's also passing on all fruit, except for "small portions of berries;" root vegetables, like sweet potatoes and carrots; sweets and alcohol.
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Eddie's not the only one to get turned on to the From Software formula through Sekiro after passing on the previous titles.
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While his relatives have reportedly been too distraught to comment, his employer, What If Media, mourned his passing on Facebook on Wednesday.
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Later that year, after a government inquiry, a new code of conduct banned charities from passing on donors' data without express permission.
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"OH, REO!" the retired neurosurgeon tweeted later, holding a box of Oreo cookies that he said he was passing on to Porter.
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While Szabo's relatives have reportedly been too distraught to comment, his employer, What If Media, mourned his passing on Facebook on Wednesday.
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"There's certainly a risk of them passing on inflationary costs," said Kendrick Rhea, an analyst at pipeline industry researcher East Daley Capital.
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Carrie Fisher's final Star Wars movie will see General Leia Organa passing on the torch to a new leader of the Resistance.
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She said that she remembers passing on making plans for patients that seemed like they only had a year or two left.
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Initiating coverage of Afterpay last week, UBS questioned the company's business model for disallowing merchants from passing on surcharges to their customers.
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From here they communicate with frontline units, passing on their coordinates and any reports of enemy movements to a coalition command center.
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For many families, this income is the difference between losing a multi-generational way of life, and passing on the family tradition.
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Russ was rewarded for passing on free agency -- like his old running mate Kevin Durant -- and Mom was rewarded ... for being awesome.
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"Walmart has been an incredible partner, allowing us to have creative control, which we are passing on to the creators," Bloch said.
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Riders and drivers will not see the extra fee, as the law explicitly bars companies from passing on the tax to them.
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We got Terrance Friday at LAX and he was squarely in Kevin's corner, saying the Academy blew it by passing on him.
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Apple responded by withholding the license fees it paid manufacturers of iPhones, who in turn stopped passing on the payments to Qualcomm.
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Atkinson notices it in passing on several occasions, but I hope he will give it the attention it deserves in subsequent volumes.
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It would be like passing on Luciano Pavarotti for the Opera Hall of Fame or on Thomas Edison for the Inventors Hall.
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TechCrunch: You've talked and blogged in the distant past about passing on investing in the Accel fund that ultimately invested in Facebook.
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Mam is in the end stages of cancer, but remains held back from passing on by something that won't let her go.
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In the '00s, ABC aired a Nancy Drew pilot, passing on a series, and Emma Roberts appeared in a Nancy Drew movie.
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"Give Back Box will sort and clean the bricks to ensure we are only passing on high-quality bricks," the site adds.
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Successfully passing on these values is what allows to understand that grandchildren who identify as transgender, are not problems to be solved.
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There is now the "Salata Rule," which prohibits a team from deliberately passing on a pick for the purpose of choosing last.
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Ryder said passing on requests took "a matter of minutes" and did not affect any bonus and remuneration to any significant extent.
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"I don't make it a practice of disciplining people for passing on public news reports," he responded, again blaming the CNN report.
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Do you have a duty to protect her from these risks by passing on confidential information, acquired through marriage, without his consent?
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He paced the apartment, his mind empty but for the bits of music he heard from cars passing on the street outside.
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She claims that personal call never came, and instead ... a police family liaison officer phoned, passing on some vague message from the Royals.
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After his passing on Thursday, a 2017 tweet he sent in the wake of racist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, swept across the internet.
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Last year, the monarch, 91, also announced that she was passing on some of her patronages to other members of the royal family.
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The Czech defence ministry confirms that no payments were made; no one doubts Mr Corbyn's insistence that he knew nothing worth passing on.
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Doncic said prior to the draft that he wants to see which teams make a mistake on draft night by passing on him.
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She later did the right thing for party unity by resigning as Chair, passing on that responsibility to Democratic Party superstar Donna Brazile.
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The Zookeeper's Wife star, 40, says she is passing on stereotypically female movie roles in an effort to combat old school Hollywood conventions.
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It said it was wary of companies that would have trouble passing on higher import costs to consumers, such as Edita Food Industries.
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"We could also consider passing on these costs through a modest price increase, such as about a nickel on a burrito," Hartung said.
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But she also understands the benefits, which, for her, outweigh anything else: passing on her legacy, keeping her father's name and work alive.
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The only conceivable answer is that they were passing on to Steele a Kremlin fake-news narrative tailored to influence the U.S. election.
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When I interviewed them in November, none of the Afghan forces would claim responsibility for passing on the description to the Special Forces.
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Unlike irradiated mosquitoes, which don't compete well with wild ones for mates, genetically modified mosquitoes mate just fine, passing on the lethal gene.
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"Well, Maria, thank you for passing on that hit piece on the front page of The New York Times," the Texas senator responded.
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With the passing on Sunday of former Indiana Republican Senator Richard Lugar, the nation and world lost a true hero and leader. Sen.
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Our political leaders will just continue their emotionally charged speeches, while simply passing on the costs to those they profess to care for.
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She said an industry known for its lavish parties, complete with cigar bars and carving stations, was wrongly passing on costs to consumers.
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Some younger people are taking the active decision to avoid contact with older relatives to avoid unwittingly passing on the virus to them.
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Mr. Rubenstein, however, said he regretted passing on opportunities to invest in Amazon and Netscape, deals that would have made the firm billions.
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Today, Higgins is passing on his business acumen at Harvard Business School, where he coteaches Moving Beyond Direct to Consumer with Len Schlesinger.
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The ending brings no resolution to either of these women, though Vera has the satisfaction of passing on her knowledge to younger dancers.
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We also spoke to L.G.B.T.Q. elders about the process of aging within their community and passing on their legacy to the next generation.
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The Blues made it 3-1 midway through the period with some tic-tac-toe passing on a four-on-three power play.
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The House overwhelmingly passed the pair of bills, with the first passing on a 297-120 vote and the second passing 280-85033.
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Senator majority leader Mitch McConnell seemed particularly buoyant after engineering this result, passing on something called the golden gavel to the chief justice.
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Denisovans disappeared about 50,000 years ago, but not before passing on some of their genes to Homo sapiens, according to a 2018 study.
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He did not say whether Mr. Whelan knew the person, or what motive the person might have had for passing on classified material.
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The media never stopped passing on the right-wing distortion, with some watery he-said she-said around it to establish, uh, objectivity.
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Kim has a storied, longstanding collection of mid-aughts suits, and she's passing on her affinity or cushy matching sets to daughter North West.
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Do I continue passing on the script and hope that the 'right' black person will do it, or do I say, 'You know what?
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The company faced criticism earlier this year for its practice of passing on complaints it received about site content to the site operators themselves.
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But venture investors are increasingly passing on deals—including hot ones they'd normally fight to get a piece of—because of negative character references.
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There are 53 players on an NFL roster and nine percent of New England's is currently passing on being honored in the nation's capital.
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Well it sure sounds like many of the Golden State Warriors are seriously considering passing on the traditional championship team visit to White House.
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Now Lopez — who just debuted her new line of Jennifer Lopez Inglot makeup — is working on passing on her strength to her daughter Emme.
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And so, I think that in a culture like that you end up passing on more knowledge or a longer period of knowledge, maybe.
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The Saturday Night Live vet hopes she's passing on her work ethic to her daughters, but she's worried that might not be the case.
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"You are a friend and comrade to me, Dmitry," Chávez responded, passing on greetings from "mutual friends" including Muammar Gaddafi and Bashar al-Assad.
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The actor, who grew up in Atlanta, will clearly be passing on his love for the University of Georgia football team to his daughter.
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Brooke Burke hasn't had the easiest year, but the fitness guru is stronger than ever and passing on everything she's learned to other women.
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And the book thing, I mean books are knowledge, and I don't mind so much passing on the knowledge to those who want it.
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Known for her love of both high street brands and rewears, Kate may be passing on some sartorial words of wisdom to her husband.
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If this product is even real (let's hope it's just a prank), and if you love your cat, we suggest passing on this one.
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Goldman spent his lifetime working, being diligent, learning his craft, and then passing on that wisdom to countless writers who followed in his footsteps.
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Australian authorities said they planned to comply with the public vote, albeit passing on Boaty as the first choice, given the lack of originality.
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The "demon" the family keeps passing on can be seen as the unaddressed traumas of death and disease that they keep trying to bury.
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But Nippon Steel held its earnings target steady on hopes of passing on costs to buyers and more-than-expected contributions from overseas units.
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Pricier pop should nudge customers towards low-sugar alternatives, though this relies on retailers passing on the tax to consumers (not a sure bet).
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If LeBron stays in Cleveland and wants a respectable one-time rival to be his new teammate, George would regret passing on the chance.
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The allegations became public one week before Kavanaugh's originally scheduled confirmation vote, when Feinstein said she was passing on the allegations to the FBI.
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Teachers, who are charged with passing on our nation's principles to our youth, should be free to embody the concept of freedom to associate.
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This week, after more than eight years of lively habitation in one of journalism's more obscure corners, I'm making a final egress, passing on.
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A source familiar with the discussions says health officials have targeted passing on 33 percent of the rebate to seniors at the pharmacy counter.
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If you're passing on the elite tight ends near the top of the board, Ebron is a good option to consider at the position.
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And with this information, lawmakers can better hold PBMs accountable for any practices that are passing on price increases to America's families and seniors.
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"I don't make it a practice of disciplining people for passing on public news reports," the Texas senator said on Mike Gallagher's radio program.
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It would not treat any existing patient, and there are already safe and proven techniques, including embryo screening, to prevent passing on inheritable diseases.
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We've already seen that happen in Washington State, where health officials believe some people were passing on their infections for up to six weeks.
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"It is with the utmost sadness that I announce the passing on of Zimbabwe's founding father and former President, Cde Robert Mugabe," Mnangagwa wrote.
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By not passing on the lower rates in full to the majority of customers, the banks are able to protect their profit, analysts said.
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By not passing on the lower rates in full to the majority of customers, the banks are able to protect their profit, analysts said.
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With apps like this, each user becomes a node in the network, passing on messages via their smartphone's wireless networks to the intended recipient.
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Since absolutely nothing makes sense, all of the cookies, snack foods and other residents of Sentient Brand Land mourned the peanut's passing on Twitter.
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Thousands of people are getting genetic tests, for everything from their cancer risk to their likelihood of passing on a disease to a child.
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Buffett calls Bezos the "most remarkable businessperson" of our time and has said that passing on Amazon was one of his biggest investing regrets.
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"It is with the utmost sadness that I announce the passing on of Zimbabwe's founding father and former President, Cde Robert Mugabe," Mnangagwa wrote.
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Taking advantage of other teams passing on Allen makes perfect sense, but it creates an interesting dilemma as to where Hockenson will end up.
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Especially as the aerodynamics of the cars make passing on the track more difficult, time advantages gained in the pit lane can win races.
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It's now June 2 ... so it looks like President Trump is passing on the recent tradition of declaring June the month America celebrates Pride.
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Activists hope to glean information from the report on a newly enacted policy that puts limits on women passing on their citizenship to their children.
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Nickelback has dealt with a harsh critic or two in their day, and now they're passing on advice about how to deal with the judgment.
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"This is a message we are also passing on to the Cameroonian authorities, in close consultation with our European and international partners," the spokeswoman added.
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At the same time, there's this whole world of wealth reproduction passing on the torch of power from one undeserving generation to another undeserving generation.
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Neil's family will learn of his passing on the April 23 episode and the storyline will be featured prominently for the remainder of the week.
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"From what we're hearing from the rabbinical leaders, they're supportive of the message that vaccines save lives and that's what they're passing on," Miranda said.
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U.S. insurers may either raise consumer premiums, passing on the cost of extreme weather to consumers, or decline to insure people in risk-prone areas.
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Mr. Shepard said it had taken him nearly 10 years to get to the point where he was ready to begin passing on the business.
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Meanwhile, in a British study published in May, more than 40% of social media users who shared articles online confessed to passing on fake news.
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The actor announced the pet's passing on Twitter and Instagram Thursday with a heartfelt caption and one of his favorite photos of him and Puppy.
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Turns out chicks, ducklings, geese and other poultry are passing on salmonella to their humans in increasing numbers through their droppings, feathers, feet and beaks.
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Instead of focusing on women who risk passing on mitochondrial diseases to their offspring, he hopes to use the technique as a cure for infertility.
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Wickremesinghe has blamed President Maithripala Sirisena for keeping him out of the loop and not passing on specific warnings from Indian intelligence about Zahran's plans.
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Nevertheless, it serves as a powerful reminder for anyone in the U.S. who might be thinking of passing on their right to vote on Tuesday.
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In the end it let the deadline slide, but it is still passing on court orders to oblige Facebook to take down the offending posts.
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Well-spaced checkpoints make you master an area before passing on, but don't feel punitive, and new enemies and obstacles are introduced gradually and logically.
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By this time he was himself an elder, passing on stories to the young in his deep, emphatic way, always word for word the same.
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But each time, side effects or lack of effectiveness foils every woman's dream of finally passing on the burden of pregnancy prevention to her partner.
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So mosquitoes might bite a monkey and pick up the virus and then bite the villagers, passing on things like dengue, chikungunya and even Zika.
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The FDA partially lifted the ban in October 2015, allowing the company to inform customers about their risk of passing on 36 diseases and conditions.
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If they don't lend, they have the choice of passing on the costs to depositors or suffer what is an effect tax on their business.
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The US Navy is passing on China's invitation to the 70 th anniversary of the founding of the People's Liberation Army Navy later this month.
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His wife informed Hong Kong police on Saturday night that she had met up with him, also passing on a letter purportedly written by him.
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"Passing on my genes has never been something that mattered to me, so we looked into embryo adoption," explains Angela, who carried Amelia and Ivy.
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Passing on wine at dinner is a dead giveaway, but if anyone so much as called an impromptu group meal, I knew what was up.
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Our goal has always been to make a college degree attainable, and to provide opportunity without passing on long-term debt -- and long-term worry.
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But wage increases remain weak and companies are wary of passing on more of their profits to employees due to uncertainty over the economic outlook.
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But wage increases remain weak and companies are wary of passing on more of their profits to employees due to uncertainty over the economic outlook.
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I am the first to scan the 30,000-plus names that will be printed, before passing on the list to a handful of other editors.
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This is a tough game to pick, and I would suggest passing on it in favor of spending your money elsewhere on the Sunday slate.
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The Browns traded away the No. 2 pick in this year's draft, passing on a chance at Wentz, who beat them, 29-10, on Sunday.
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The president or members of his staff have consulted with every member of the Judiciary Committee or their aides since Scalia's passing on Feb. 13.
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This market structure gives Coles and Woolworths significant market power and the ability to drive down input costs, passing on any cost increases to customers.
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I lived in a community that did not have high levels of pollution that I was breathing in and passing on to my unborn children.
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Shares of CSX Corporation rebounded to close up 1.25 percent Monday in the wake of CEO and railroad turnaround specialist Hunter Harrison's passing on Saturday.
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It might be while I'm laughing over a shared joke with a friend, or when a child passing on the street smiles up at me.
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My dad understood the importance of financial literacy and has left me a legacy that I am now passing on to my own three children.
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Spanish courts and anti-corruption prosecutors have played a key role in investigations in other European countries by passing on information that originated from Falciani.
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Coinbase has long accepted debit and credit cards for instant buys, however, passing on to the buyer the standard 4 percent credit card transaction fee.
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The use of three-person IVF, or mitochondrial replacement therapy, was originally developed to help prevent parents passing on devastating genetic disorders to their children.
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ANZ was the first bank to respond to Tuesday's rate cut - and the only one to say it was passing on the cut in full.
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But the far greater sin is passing on the opportunity to acquire a star in the hope that your young player will develop into one.
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Among the 350 families he studied, no religious group was more effective in passing on their religious identity and beliefs to their children than Mormons.
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The property manager can also grant TFLiving access to the building without paying a dime, passing on the full cost of the service to residents.
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" — Erica Holguin, model and fashion coordinator "As an educator, passing on the stories of the women that came before us to both boys and girls.
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The House on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed the pair of bills, with the first passing on a 2628-28503 vote and the second passing 22020-138.
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The House on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed the pair of bills, with the first passing on a 297-120 vote and the second passing 2023-138.
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Per the report, the crew and cast of the show's pilot, which included Naomi Watts, were told recently that HBO was passing on the show.
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On Friday, a Weibo account called "Apple Express" posted a picture of a letter from the tech giant passing on "best wishes" to affected employees.
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"We can keep passing on the economies of scale to the investors, who are basically creating them," said Joseph Brennan, director of global equity indexing.
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Jesuit missionaries followed, ultimately passing on a recipe for peixinhos da horta ("little fish of the garden"): green beans dusted in flour and deep-fried.
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He is apparently hanging his entire claim of "A+ treatment" of Dingell's passing on the fact that he ordered flag to fly at half-staff.
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In order to conserve her money, she started passing on small expenses she could do without, such as shopping for clothes or coloring her hair.
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Facebook shut the app down in 2015 because it said that it violated the terms of service by passing on the data to Cambridge Analytica.
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State governments could be administrative conduits, keeping records while passing on funding to private consultants, who would manage the money in place of state treasurers.
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Brady was 18 of 37 for 190 yards passing on Sunday — the second time this season he completed less than 50 percent of his passes.
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It would also have allowed him to pre-empt you by passing on the information himself and so manage the consequences as he thought best.
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The House on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed the pair of bills, with the first passing on a 2023-120 vote and the second passing 280-138.
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It's still possible, though, that some couples might want to consider alternative IVF options such as donor sperm to avoid passing on this problem, researchers note.
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Bondarenko played a tactical game, passing on two of his first four jumps, but was ultimately unable to clear 2.38m to snatch the silver from Barshim.
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Her platform set the pace for the night, with other candidates embracing elements of it -- or at least passing on opportunities to break directly with her.
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After passing on further Allo investment back in April, Google officially announced this week that it's pulling the plug on the chat app in March 2019.
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Why it matters: That means insurers are passing on a smaller percentage of hospital costs to enrollees, although they indirectly pay for hospital care through premiums.
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According to social media posts by Torshin, she was passing on news about the Trump campaign before she was in the US on a student visa.
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For decades, art writers have touched on form only lightly and in passing, on the way to their reports on style and expression and detachable messages.
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Taylor's best friend and former costar Reed Timmer was among the first to publicly grieve the 38-year-old Discovery Channel star's passing on social media.
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In a phone interview, Smith called his passing on displaying T.Rutt's protest art "a business decision" and denied that it was a reaction to Trump's election.
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According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, NBCUniversal executives are debating if pulling the show and passing on the licensing revenue is best.
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Passing on these values can start with early lessons of saying "please" and "thank you" and having children take their dishes to the sink, Wesley said.
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Following news of the legendary actor's passing on Sunday from complications from Alzheimer's disease, Wilder's costars from the 1971 classic mourned his loss on social media.
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"I'm no more than a caretaker passing on something that's gone on for thousands of years before me, and will continue way beyond me," he says.
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If passed, the law would also prohibit phone companies from passing on the cost of robocall enforcement to consumers in the form of line-item charges.
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American officials would have been familiar with this risk, not least because they have, in the past, accused Israel of passing on American secrets to Moscow.
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Argentina's Telam state news agency reported his passing on Friday, as did the governor of Tucuman province, where Pelli grew up and spent his formative years.
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The chances of Greenblatt or one of his colleagues at the top passing on a reboot in the interest of artistic integrity are, quite frankly, laughable.
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Facebook is yet again on the back foot due to questionable user privacy practices, this time passing on information about emotionally vulnerable teens for advertising purposes.
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After the thunder of engines dies down, the motorcycles roll out: cars passing on the old highway honk their horns, and some slow down to rubberneck.
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It's not simply saying "I don't want to fuck you"; it's passing on a message that femininity is not to be accepted, that femininity is wrong.
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As for Germany's savings banks, they have spared depositors by not passing on the ECB's negative rates, but real returns are still only just above zero.
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Though Grimaldi, who won Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor, said she was "ready to try something else," she ultimately ended up passing on the opportunity.
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They have both been cutting their workload in recent years, passing on many responsibilities to son and heir Prince Charles, and grandsons, Princes William and Harry.
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I mourned Katie's passing on social media and received a torrent of touching condolences, easing my ache at the loss of a member of the family.
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Suburban commuters in trains passing on the elevated tracks to Newark Broad Street Station looked at the tents for a second, then back at their phones.
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Right now, the present law is basically a "legacy killer" preventing hardworking and disciplined families from passing on their hard-earned wealth to the following generations.
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According to his wife and son, the ex-Beatle succumbed to lung cancer in 2001 after passing on one final message of love, the Guardian reported.
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It's a lesson one would hope isn't necessary, but with athletes passing on trips to the White House, that's obviously not the current state of play.
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That was news that the voters were interested in," Cruz said Wednesday, apologizing to Carson if his staff passing on the news report caused Carson "discomfort.
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As he departs the Olympic scene, Phelps is passing on his medal-wearing knowledge to the next generation of stars, namely fellow swimming sensation Katie Ledecky.
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While he had no memory of passing on a draft letter, he said that Judge Kavanaugh would not have known the source even if he did.
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Her comments came as the party remains divided on how to respond, with some Democrats arguing that passing on impeachment proceedings would legitimize Mr. Trump's actions.
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We're told Bieber loves Luis and Daddy, but he's passing on the performance because he doesn't want to make appearances until he finishes his new album.
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Foreman said many of Basic Fun's retailers are telling the company it cannot offset the tariffs by passing on costs to consumers, at least right away.
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Her friends were passing on text messages — which turned out to be false — warning that white militias were going to invade the streets of Ann Arbor.
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In line with the official survey, Caixin's PMI also showed stronger increases in input and output prices, with companies passing on price increases to their customers.
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And I find myself passing on to my children the addiction, at a time when this topic has become a focus of parental guilt and judgment.
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The Raptors and Spurs honored Bryant&aposs passing on Sunday, letting the 24-second shot clock run out to start their game after the opening tip.
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As the next generation prepares to settle down and start their own families, we will be passing on the values we hold to our own children.
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It is a way of passing on lessons about hard work, responsibility and the pulse of the land that their children will some day take over.
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While the mosquitoes live, they mate, passing on the deadly gene to their offspring before the antidote wears off, and they bite the dust as well.
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The survey also showed that the rate of prices charged ticked up, with Irish service providers passing on higher business costs such as insurance to their customers.
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The CR reviewers found Navigate on Autopilot lagged behind human driving skills and engaged in problematic behavior, such as cutting off cars and passing on the right.
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Jackson also pointed directly to Brown and the personnel department passing on multiple quarterbacks — Carson Wentz and Patrick Mahomes in particular — as a setback for the franchise.
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" Speaking of Lambert's passing on Thursday, his nephew François told CNN affiliate BFMTV: "It's a relief, of course, it's not sad, it puts things back in order.
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"It's not exactly like inheritance, because with each generation the chances of passing on those changes decreases," Ben Lehner, a lead author on the paper, told Gizmodo.
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As decisions on requests for relief drag on, companies are passing on as much of the extra cost as they can to consumers, while absorbing the rest.
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Beauty mogul Kim Kardashian West is passing on her skills to her daughter North, 5, and she showed fans the evidence in her Instagram story on Thursday.
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Still, in typical Outlander fashion, the woman's pleasure is the priority, and it's sweet to see Jamie passing on his wisdom, even if Claire isn't the beneficiary.
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While many people mourned her passing on Twitter, an Iraqi television presenter and Supreme Court employee tweeted that Fares was a "whore" and deserved to be killed.
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On the "beaches" where the dead gather before passing on, like the shores of the underworld, time passes very slowly compared to the world of the living.
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Cable companies have been passing on to customers the higher prices they pay for rights to carry channels on cable lineups, and their costs are still rising.
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Net neutrality advocates have warned that allowing internet providers to manipulate their networks would effectively destroy the internet, hurting entrepreneurs and passing on higher costs to consumers.
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Sam Smith may be taking an extended break from Twitter, but the singer returned to honor George Michael after hearing of his sudden passing on Christmas Day.
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Steyer had said in January he was passing on a 2020 run to focus on efforts to impeach Trump and get Democrats elected to the U.S. Congress.
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Welcome to Mothership: Parenting stories you actually want to read, whether you're thinking about or passing on kids, from egg-freezing to taking home baby and beyond.
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Hillary Clinton and Trump established the tenor from the outset, walking onto the stage for their introductions and, seemingly by mutual agreement, passing on the traditional handshake.
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And Fox is passing on her love of history to the three sons she shares with husband Brian Austin Green: Noah, 6, Bodhi, 4, and Journey, 2.
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Parents passing on substantial wealth often worry that anticipating that money will lead their kids to make bad financial decisions, said attorney John Scroggin of Roswell, Georgia.
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The professor's tragic death came to light this week when Los Angeles-based crime journalist Mark Ebner discussed George's unusual passing on his podcast The Grey Zone.
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So, a blood donor carrying the virus can feel just fine, think nothing is wrong and end up unwittingly passing on the virus when they give blood.
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"Drivers will immediately notice that it pulls harder when accelerating from a stop or passing on the highway," said Stan Ludlow, chief engineer for the 2017 Colorado.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson is passing on a SpaceX trip to Mars — unless CEO and founder Elon Musk can send his mom to the Red Planet and back.
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The monarch is capping off a landmark year that saw her turn 90 by passing on some of her patronages to other members of the royal family.
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Steyer had said in January he was passing on a 2020 run to focus on efforts to impeach Trump and get Democrats elected to the U.S. Congress.
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When Countrywide, an American mortgage broker, leant on its staff to commit fraud by passing on defective loans to the government, it fired those who spoke out.
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The Home Alone actor, 37, appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast where he admitted to passing on the CBS hit, though he doesn't specify which role.
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The parents are passing on their musical influences and traditions to their kids, and the kids start making bands themselves and try to do what we did.
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The loss had come from conferences, corporations, associations, organizations, and foundations passing on Orange County, where UNC Chapel Hill is located, as a place to hold events.
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Beginning in 1971, when he wrote "Music for the End," Vivier created a series of solemn yet quirky rituals of passing on, the core of his output.
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A Zoom user has filed a class-action lawsuit against the video-conferencing company for passing on data to third parties like Facebook without properly notifying users.
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Experienced founders and investors usually like passing on their knowledge and opening up their network, as they know very much what was like for them starting off.
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" He said, "I guarantee if you have someone who is rude or critical or judgy or prying or whatever, that person is just passing on generational hurts.
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"Insurers will get hit in the short term, but they're pretty good at passing on their costs, whether it's through rate increases or other strategies," Ario said.
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To the Romans, heredity was a tool for passing on the assets of long-dead ancestors — they were concerned with what it meant to be an heir.
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Soon afterward, he married LaVelda Fann, who was Miss National Teenager 1977 when he met her at the pageant at which she was passing on her crown.
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With that said, I do not recommend passing on a player in the draft just because he has the same bye week as another player you picked.
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While there are many reasons for not participating, a number of experts say that passing on a company's match is basically giving up part of your compensation.
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So as we scale our business, we are committed to making our stuff even more accessible and passing on efficiencies and savings to our customers wherever possible.
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"It is with the utmost sadness that I announce the passing on of Zimbabwe's founding father and former President, Cde Robert Mugabe," tweeted President Mnangagwa on Friday.
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The news of Jake LaMotta's passing on Tuesday has led to a number of articles amid the obits assessing his place in boxing's canon of heroes and antiheroes.
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The iPhone owners alleged Monday that the 30 percent commission Apple takes on app sales leads app developers to increase their prices, passing on the burden to consumers.
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Prosecutors in his home state of Minnesota made the announcement Thursday regarding the outcome of the investigation into the music legend's drug-related passing on April 21, 2016.
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Actress Sophia Bush went through a fairly public divorce over a decade ago, but that's not stopping her from passing on some crucial life lessons to her fans.
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Together, they developed a Villanelle-focused pilot script for one of the Sky TV channels in the UK, which ended up passing on the show in spring 2015.
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Once they had been recruited, they were tasked with passing on information about everything from Estonian military bases to details about patrols run by guards manning the border.
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Egypt's state grain buyer GASC on Friday bought wheat from Romania and Ukraine, passing on an offer of U.S. wheat that was more expensive when including ocean freight.
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"The family of Vernita Lee are saddened to share of her passing on November 22, 2018 at her home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin," her obituary, provided to Refinery29, reads.
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The commands -- used globally for skijoring, dog sledding and even livestock -- include starting ("hike"), turning right and left ("gee" and "haw," respectively), stop ("whoa"), and passing ("on by").
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The childless are thus a small but useful counterweight to the world's parents, who perpetuate social immobility by passing on their social and economic advantages to their children.
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It's also a mission she's shared with her 5-year-0ld daughter, Willow, continuing the family tradition of passing on a passion for activism to the next generation.
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ProPublica recently found that even some of the largest ransomware recovery companies are quietly paying the ransom — and passing on the costs to the victim — with mixed results.
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I know Kim and I, we do books and do prayers and certain things that we grew up doing, that we are passing on to our own families.
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According to The Daily Beast, he personally selected Heard to play his love interest, passing on a handful of other talented stars like Scarlett Johansson and Keira Knightley.
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Some of Brazil's largest construction companies, such as Odebrecht and Andrade Gutierrez, have been accused of overcharging Petrobras for work and passing on kickbacks to executives and politicians.
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It's time for public officials to instead invest in broad-based economic development that benefits many types of employers—starting with passing on Amazon's second headquarters arm's race.
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Since then, Amazon has passing on many of his projects, including comedy pilots Sea Oak, The Climb, and Love You More, in addition to these three new cancellations.
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The pair, who haven't been named but are believed to be in their 20s, were found by the Edale Mountain Rescue Team after passing on the picture message.
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In addition to China, Cameron's former costars Debby Ryan, Adam Sandler, and Salma Hayek also took the time to express their sadness about his passing on social media.
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He and his wife also struggled with whether to continue the tradition, common in the Middle East, of passing on his second name, Abdellatif, to their oldest son.
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"These are people who want to get you and we need to get them first!" is the unmistakable message Trump is sending by passing on videos like these.
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Within the Sunan Yugur Autonomous County, the old ways of passing on ethnic culture to the younger generation have also been affected by the spread of new culture.
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Prosecutors have accused Mr. Valvani of passing on the tips to Christopher Plaford, a former colleague, who used this information and other insider tips to garner illegal gains.
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As Jon Shields and Joshua Dunn wrote in their 2016 book, Passing on the Right, younger conservative professors sometimes describe their plight in the language of gay rights.
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Sometimes, there's a biology to the passing on of the idea that it's not a good idea to be in water, if that happens to be the phobia.
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A nod like Ghost was some dude smoking Marlboro Reds outside a Circle K that he was passing on his way to pay for a tank of gas.
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Passing on 50 percent while taking a 20 percent cut could unlock paths to monetizing video where ads can be interruptive or tough to match with unpolished footage.
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But it also smartly became a series about parenting in that situation, and how passing on values that are important to you can become a bulwark against hopelessness.
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The artist's family announced his passing on Rogers' verified Twitter account, saying he died Friday night from natural causes under the care of hospice and surrounded by family.
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Last month, Canadian prosecutors accused Mr. Ortis of passing on or offering secrets in 2015, and then gathering information in 2018, with the intent to do it again.
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It showed that American businesses have had less success passing on the costs of those tariffs to Chinese importers, likely because of the types of goods being sold.
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Lindelof, the co-creator of "Lost," told USA Today that he was passing on a second season but had "given my blessing" to HBO to proceed without him.
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In January 2019, he had said he was passing on a 2020 run to focus on efforts to impeach Trump and get Democrats elected to the U.S. Congress.
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He had read about them in a lurid piece of agitprop published by the British Committee on Alleged German War Outrages, and was passing on the semifake news.
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Known as "thengapali", it entails members of four families passing on the duty of forest patrol to four other families by placing sticks outside their homes at night.
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It means a nearly bankrupt young woman can stop paying for stumped doctors and know she can have a child without fear of passing on crippling muscle pain.
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It means a nearly bankrupt young woman can stop paying for stumped doctors and know she can have a child without fear of passing on crippling muscle pain.
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The confidence sharer has the right to try to dissuade you and the right to pre-empt you by passing on the information and managing the consequences herself.
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But Stone later said he didn't actually know anything about Assange's plans and was just passing on hearsay he'd gotten from a separate source, radio host Randy Credico.
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But there is another reason for Mr Trump's lawyers to worry: the challengers' Ninth Circuit win may even give the justices an excuse for passing on the matter entirely.
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It could well be that Iran is deliberately testing the US in response to Washington's own escalation and that the administration is simply passing on and not exaggerating threats.
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What feeds into the impressive craftsmanship of the pieces is the practice of passing on family traditions, adding to the immaculate and well-studied aesthetic of the bamboo practice.
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"Making a will and passing on your possessions after you've died should be straight-forward," Professor Nick Hopkins, Law Commissioner of England and Wales, told the Independent last year.
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It's easy to imagine the Houston Rockets passing on Ryan Anderson and Eric Gordon to be one of the few other playoff-competitive teams with room to sign Durant.
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Tax experts highlighted a couple of alternative strategies that IRA owners might consider to minimize taxes while passing on the account to a nonspouse heir, if the bill passes.
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When rates across the economy rise, by contrast, banks can expand margins by charging borrowers more, while passing on only some of the benefit of higher rates to depositors.
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The chances of Greenblatt or one of his colleagues at the top passing on a reboot of The Office in the interests of artistic integrity are, quite frankly, laughable.
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Related Video: Welcome to Mothership: Parenting stories you actually want to read, whether you're thinking about or passing on kids, from egg-freezing to taking home baby and beyond.
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The host of Dinner at Tiffani's found a love for the kitchen through her mom and grandmother before her, and now she's passing on that affection to her kids.
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But price and wage growth remain stubbornly weak with firms still wary of passing on profits to employees, raising doubts over whether the second-quarter's bounce can be sustained.
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It may be that Asian strains of A. aegypti are poor transmitters of yellow-fever viruses (though they have no difficulty passing on those of dengue, a related illness).
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When I first learned of his passing on Saturday morning, I stared blankly at the television screen, as the memory of a moment long ago abruptly flashed before me.
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Of course, that isn't the only beauty wisdom she's passing on to her loved ones: "I use the Rapid Wrinkle Repair cream every night, which has retinol," Kidman says.
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Both the queen and Prince Philip have cut their workload in recent years, passing on many responsibilities to son and heir Prince Charles, and grandsons, Princes William and Harry.
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Tesco, which has a share of around 28 percent of the UK grocery market, says it is not passing on as many cost increases to shoppers as its competitors.
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Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers argue that passing on all of the discounts to seniors who buy expensive drugs, will result in higher premiums for all Part D enrollees.
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He had originally been suspended for one year for passing on details on the fitness of a player to a coach during a tournament and for betting on matches.
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Ferrell's publicist on Friday said that the comic is passing on the movie, titled "Reagan," amid outrage from the former president's family, the New York Post's Page Six reports.
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Written by team Bloodshy & Avant, with additional writing from Cathy Dennis and Henrik Jonback, "Toxic" was pitched by the foursome to Kylie Minogue, who ended up passing on it.
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It's going to take agents calling and saying NO, actors passing on projects, directors changing the copy and ultimately not expecting anyone else to do the work for you.
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Kylie Jenner passing on milk in her cereal makes total sense to Sean Patrick Thomas and Aonika Laurent, but they have a new, healthier, recommendation for her next bowl.
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If you're cross-eyed staring at your screen and wondering how that alone is supposed to be an appropriate justification for passing on the show, you're in good company.
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Allyson Felix, part of that winning team in Daegu, ran the second leg before passing on to Morolake Akinosun who handed the baton to Bowie, the 100m world champion.
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"We ended up not winning it or passing on it, depending on how you want to view it," Mr. Otellini said in a 2013 interview with The Atlantic magazine.
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Caviar no longer applies tips towards worker payments, but settled a class-action suit for $2.2 million in 2018 for not passing on tips from customers to its workers.
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It hopes the rate will gradually replace the existing fixed benchmark lending rate, and do a better job in passing on lower rates to borrowers in the corporate sector.
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Trump told The New York Times late last year that he was passing on giving Ayotte a job in his administration because she didn't support him during the election.
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Although some companies started passing on rising costs to households, many are still reluctant to do so for fear of losing customers as higher prices could dent consumer spending.
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Women's rights groups were particularly angered by a clause in the new national constitution introduced in 2015 that restricts women from passing on their Nepali citizenship to their children.
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Traders were also taking a relaxed view on prospects in France's top export market Algeria, which had rattled some market players by passing on imports for October, she added.
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There are moments of flickering insight, as in an antisocial German bird-watcher met in passing on Aymeric's property, and a man from whom Florent briefly rents a bungalow.
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While you aren't required to do anything — your coverage will automatically renew if you take no action — passing on the chance review your plan could cost you in 22019.
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The researchers found that American businesses had less success passing on the costs of those tariffs to Chinese importers, most likely because of the types of goods being sold.
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That was a slowdown from the previous month's 0.3 percent gain, a sign soft consumption is discouraging firms from passing on rising raw material and labor costs to households.
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One of the nation's largest health insurers said Tuesday it will begin passing on the savings it gets from discounted prescription drugs straight to the consumers that buy them.
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It hopes the rate will gradually replace the existing fixed benchmark lending rate, and do a better job in passing on lower rates to borrowers in the corporate sector.
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Mr. Neyelle said the new government wanted to make acquiring and passing on the language a priority because it believed speaking North Slavey was crucial to preserving the culture.
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I also liked the idea of my mum passing on this object, which took a long time to sink in, and the feeling of satisfaction when it eventually did.
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That man, Johnny Chen, would die in a Hanoi hospital within a month after passing on the SARS virus to several members of the hospital staff, the BBC reported.
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In the meantime, any prospective parents who want to avoid passing on disease-causing genes to their kids will have to continue to use PGD during in vitro fertilization.
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"We ended up not winning it or passing on it, depending on how you want to view it," he said of the iPhone in a 2013 interview with The Atlantic.
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Economists reckon that banks might soon stop passing on further rate cuts, for fear that depositors might yank their cash out of accounts rather than pay banks to hold them.
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"Passing on these costs to products will be tough as those prices are set by international market… Reducing energy intensity of operations will be key to remain competitive," he added.
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Twitter, which allows users to opt out of having their data shared with advertisers, was "passing on data which we had not intended to," Segal said on the earnings call.
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So as a man gets older, he collects more growths of this defective spermatogonia, which increases his chances of passing on a genetic disorder—including those that don't affect him.
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Such strategies include accepting a lower profit margin; cutting costs - including wages and jobs for U.S. workers; and passing on tariff costs through higher prices for U.S. consumers or companies.
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Noting this new development project in passing on the Streams website, DeepMind writes: In time, we hope that [Streams] can help unlock the next wave of innovation in the NHS.
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Xinhua said the two-day session, which ended on Tuesday, also highlighted the importance of ensuring the longevity of the party, by "passing on the red regime generation by generation".
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You can go to Settings > System > Privacy > and turn on Limit Ad Tracking to turn off personalized ads and prevent Roku from passing on identifiable ad measurement data to providers.
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According to investigators, a green SUV was passing on East 26th Street in Vancouver when someone inside the vehicle allegedly tossed a plastic bottle on the ground before driving away.
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When that signal comes, they rush to the neuron's membrane and release their contents into the synaptic gap, where they are received by the other neuron, passing on the message.
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Alibaba dropped 3.9 percent after the company said Jack Ma will step down as chairman in one year, passing on the reins to trusted lieutenant, Chief Executive Officer Daniel Zhang.
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You gotta read the whole letter, because it also includes references to the Obama Birther movement ... and President Trump passing on military service due to bone spurs in his feet.
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Just as Luke Skywalker – reluctantly – may be passing on his knowledge of the Force to Rey, Leia is guiding Poe, encouraging him to look beyond the crosshairs in his cockpit.
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Friends and family who were close to Brandon mourned his passing on social media to express their condolences over his passing and pay tribute to their friend and loved one.
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And it can spot drivers who are texting when they should be watching the road, potentially passing on this information to law enforcement officials that can then issue a ticket.
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WATCH: Macaulay Culkin Avoids Going Out During Christmas Because Home Alone Fans Won't Leave Him Alone But despite the paycheck he could've collected, Culkin doesn't regret passing on the show.
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By passing on the cost of higher education to students and families, a higher percentage of family income for all socioeconomic strata is required to foot the bill of enrollment.
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A Facebook spokesperson told CNN that Kogan had broken its policies in numerous ways, including by passing on data to third-party groups that used the data for commercial purposes.
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The San Diego-based chipmaker announced on Monday that it was passing on the acquisition, which Broadcom actually valued at $130 billion taking Qualcomm's $25 billion debt into account. Why?
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The US is increasingly worried about Chinese tech firms passing on information about American citizens back to the Chinese government, and has blacklisted Chinese mobile firm Huawei earlier in 2019.
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Alibaba dropped 3 percent after the company said Jack Ma will step down as chairman in one year, passing on the reins to trusted lieutenant, Chief Executive Officer Daniel Zhang.
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Panicked leaders are bound to transmit that panic to their employees, while leaders who have attained a beautiful state will help their businesses by passing on their positive mind-set.
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Alibaba fell 1.5 percent after the company said Jack Ma will step down as chairman in one year, passing on the reins to trusted lieutenant, Chief Executive Officer Daniel Zhang.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has proposed policy changes aimed at lowering drug prices and passing on more of the discounts negotiated by health insurers to patients.
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PRESENT DAY again — I'm trying to give Sondheim credit for expanding the scope of the American musical, and he is passing on the credit to his mentor Oscar Hammerstein instead.
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A local nomad, a weather-beaten man met in passing on the wild steppe, transported a healthy replacement to my camp from his own herd more than 100 miles away.
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The ethnic Rakhine rebels accused the lawmaker, Hawi Tin, who is a member of the mostly Christian Chin ethnic group, of passing on information about their activities to the authorities.
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The company also refrained from passing on customer details during periods of hotel renovations or maintenance, which reduced the number of negative reviews of Meriton properties on the TripAdvisor website.
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"These truck makers colluded for 14 years on truck pricing and on passing on the costs of compliance with stricter emission rules," the EU competition enforcer said in a statement.
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Like his doomed American Health Care Act, these failed proposals, as you note, included draconian cuts to programs for the least fortunate, passing on the savings to the most fortunate.
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Reports in state media of infected mothers giving birth have heightened fears of passing on the virus to newborns, even though there is no clear indication that this has happened.
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"It's like passing on your child to the next parent and saying they can give them a better future than we can give them," said Gregory G. Dell'Omo, Rider's president.
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Pay close attention to comments from auto manufacturers and retailers, all of whom will likely have trouble passing on tariff cost increases and will be the first to warn investors.
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The passing on of leadership in 2004 from Sheikh Zayed, the founder of the state, to his heirs, Khalifa and Mohammed, seems to be the real dynamic behind policy change.
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I find that I'm not alone—many other conservatives are concerned about the climate debt we're passing on to our children, and their concern is showing up in public polling.
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In other words, if abortion providers are passing on any efficiency-derived savings to their patients, it is because they choose to do so when most healthcare providers do not.
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The venue's past life is acknowledged in passing on Documenta's public programs webpage, and may be lost on the international viewer, but it's a gesture that speaks volumes to Athenians.
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The committee found British intelligence officers were involved in incidents of mistreatment ranging from officers witnessing torture first-hand to passing on intelligence knowing it could be used in illegal interrogations.
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Tax experts are looking at a couple of alternative strategies that IRA owners might consider to minimize taxes while passing on the account to a nonspouse heir, if the bill passes.
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"I do think it's highly significant that this is a girl because we know for sure that she will be passing on her mitochondrial DNA through her maternal line," said Knowles.
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The data collected will be used to create tests for populations at high risk of passing on devastating genetic conditions to their children, as well as for research into clinical therapies.
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Gillum on Wednesday will introduce a plan to register a million new voters in Florida in order to give Democrats a leg up in 22000, seemingly passing on his own run.
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Brown, in an interview days before passing on the 2020 race, reminded BuzzFeed News how he voted against the North American Free Trade Agreement, against DOMA, and against the Iraq War.
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When you take the long view, preserving humanity's collective culture isn't a marathon, it's a relay — with successive generations passing on information from one slowly failing storage medium to the next.
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" Wuhan Central Hospital announced Li's passing on its official Weibo account: "In the fight against the pneumonia epidemic of the new coronavirus infection, our hospital's ophthalmologist Li Wenliang was unfortunately infected.
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Twitter, which allows users to opt out of having their data shared with advertisers, was "passing on data which we had not intended to," Segal said earlier on the earnings call.
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If the HIV+ lack access to medication, even for a few weeks, rights groups say they face serious health risks themselves and have a greater chance of passing on the virus.
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I was drawing on the lessons I had been given myself growing up and passing on those same tools, without understanding their inadequacy for the specific challenges my children were facing.
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Randall will hit the slopes in the upcoming 2018 Winter Olympics — something that likely took a lot of determination, a trait she seems to be passing on to her young son.
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He encourages the passing on of storytelling culture, and clowning is accompanied by throat singing; the Artcirq performers balance in formations mimicking the inukshuk stone cairns on surrounding ice and snow.
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The concept of managing "leads" and nurturing them through a sales cycle and then passing on a set of leads that are "sales qualified" is again very specific to B2B companies.
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" She added, "Everything my mother, who passed away, had ever collected and saved to give to me — that I had always envisioned of passing on to my four daughters — was gone.
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But so far, Trump has treated terror suspects just as President Barack Obama did, passing on Guantanamo in favor of having his own Justice Department lawyers try them in federal court.
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Experts who were too frail to travel helped remotely using Mr Resoz's augmented-reality technology, passing on their experience to younger scientists and giving them a crash course in antibiotic research.
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The European Commission said Scania colluded for 14 years with the other cartel members on truck pricing and on passing on the costs of new technologies to meet stricter emission rules.
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It is a way to prevent free-riders from passing on the costs of not being covered to others, for example by clogging up emergency rooms or by spreading contagious diseases.
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Hillary Clinton's going full Kardashians by passing on questions about the big story of the day -- Paul Manafort's indictment -- and instead choosing to plug the hell out of her new book.
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The retrospective, which will run through October 2018, has reportedly been in development for the past year and will go ahead as planned despite the designer's untimely passing on November 18.
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The increase was driven by a rise in service inflation, which may be a sign firms are passing on rising wage costs, said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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On Friday, a report said the Reserve Bank of Australia would investigate whether "policy action" is required to target BNPL operators who prevent merchants from passing on the costs to customers.
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It's a poignant animated story about growing up, settling down, aging, and passing on the things you love to a new generation, all set in a boxy '80s car named Pearl.
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Khloe Kardashian's blouse buttons are working a little harder these days -- the mom-to-be is passing on traditional maternity duds, and sticking with her high fashion to cover her belly.
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The sporting regulations bar teams from passing on or receiving information on listed parts, that could include data and drawings, directly to or from another competitor or via a third party.
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When you take the long view, preserving humanity's collective culture isn't a marathon, it's a relay — with successive generations passing on information from one slowly-failing storage medium to the next.
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She said the law improperly regulated the companies' relationships with out-of-state consumers by barring drugmakers from passing on the costs to them and threatening significant penalties for doing so.
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Not just with pregnant women, but also with women of childbearing age, and now potentially with men who could be concerned about passing on any virus to a partner at home.
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In his upcoming book, "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations," McCain wrote that he "did what duty demanded I do" in passing on the documents.
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They taught us the valuable lesson of preserving and passing on this historic site—where invading Americans knelt before the people in surrender—to the next generation, in a reunified homeland.
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Four truck makers were fined a record 2.9 billion euros by EU regulators in July for price fixing and passing on to customers the costs of complying with stricter emission rules.
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Across the water came the squeak and rattle of some big birds with blood-red throats that were passing on their way to somewhere colder, somewhere larger, somewhere better than here.
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A few days later, in London, Banks and Wigmore again met with the Russian Ambassador, recounting their meeting with Trump and passing on contact details for members of Trump's transition team.
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But state and city officials are working to combat another type of mosquito, the Aedes albopictus, that is found in New York and might be capable of passing on the virus.
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It wasn't passing on Johnny Manziel ... it wasn't the Greg Hardy situation -- Dallas Cowboys bigwig Stephen Jones says the hardest decision he's made in the front office is benching Tony Romo.
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It gets worse: Untreated gonorrhea increases the risks of both picking up and passing on an HIV infection, and gonorrhea that eventually spreads to the blood and joints can be fatal.
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But this choice feels utterly baffling, given that Professor Gabriel is running an underground ring of dozens of students who are all copying and passing on digital files of the film.
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The opportunity to do those things is transferrable to the artistic process as well—the process of passing on, for better or worse, as well as one can, what you've learned.
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These stories evoke normal parental fears of harming a child — passing on a genetic disease, dropping a newborn slippery from the bath — in order to take them a fatal notch further.
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But to the surprise of many conservatives here, Trump is not only passing on the opportunity to hurt McConnell's preferred candidate — he's going out of his way to actively help him.
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Separately: Small American brands, like Everlane, that manufacture in China are bracing for new U.S. tariffs there and trying to figure out how to avoid passing on higher costs to consumers.
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School resource officers are not detectives, and they don't generally go further than passing on what they are told and observe themselves, according to Gerard Gigante, Suffolk County's chief of detectives.
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Yet passing on the cost to consumers has the potential to damage market share and could amount to commercial suicide, argues Innocenzo Genna of MVNO Europe, a mobile operators trade association.
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Passing on to the kitchen, LG is presenting new models of its InstaView fridges, which feature 22-inch panels that turn transparent so you can look inside without wasting the cold.
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Tiger Woods has decided not to play in next week's Honda Classic, passing on the event near his South Florida home for the second straight year, according to multiple media reports.
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At family gatherings she would often repeat the mantra, "Hitler didn't get us all," meaning the best revenge was Jews surviving the Holocaust and passing on our culture to younger generations.
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States would also set up high-risk pools to help those patients but the proposals floated so far have not had sufficient funds to avoid passing on the enormous premium hikes.
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Linder, her sister, and most of the other members of the fifth generation are also in agreement when it comes to passing on the gene: They don't want to do it.
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But we also want to follow a doctor in a hospital as he works in the emergency room, maybe the birth of a child or the passing on of someone's loved one.
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This — offering help with building infrastructure and simply passing on some of its experience and learnings — is a route that Didi has also been taking to make its way into new markets.
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"The investigations are looking into individual imams who are accused of collecting and passing on information illegally," spokesman Bekir Alboga said, adding that Ditib was not the official employer of the imams.
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Retail fuel prices could also increase after the elections as state-run oil companies have largely held back from passing on the rise in global crude prices to consumers during the campaign.
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Joseph Yew and Kang Ting, from Singapore, steered clear of their own reception and toasted friends and family over video to eliminate the risk of them passing on the virus if infected.
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In hopes of passing on some of the life and business lessons we've learned on our path to success, here's how we got to the big leagues in the burgeoning IoT market.
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In addition to re-reviving The X-Files and passing on American Idol, Fox's new 2017-2018 season lineup is all about sci-fi, hot doctors and superheroes — what's not to love?
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New Kids on the Block members Jordan Knight and Danny Wood, who co-wrote "I'll Be Your Everything" after touring with the singer-songwriter, expressed their sadness at Page's passing on Twitter.
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Just because Apple may be passing on gritty material doesn't mean that what they put on their service won't be as high-quality as some of the stuff on Netflix or HBO.
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In terms of passing on costs to the customer, Grana said most fashion items carry a mark-up of around seven-to-eight times the cost due to the chain of process.
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It was a valuable lesson, and one that she's passing on to her kids, "but gender equality wasn't exactly the kind of thing we talked about around the dinner table," she noted.
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Obviously I'm passing on my experience and my wisdom to them, but they're also opening my eyes to new approaches and techniques to making music that I would never be aware of.
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We already know Khaled's about that fit life -- as he's shown us time and again on Snapchat and elsewhere -- so it's good to see him passing on good habits to his boy.
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Either way, passing on St. Louis would be cutting off MLS's nose to spite its face, since St. Louis checks off every single other box for being a successful, vibrant soccer city.
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The late actress and painter's daughter Tracy Nelson confirmed her mother's passing on Facebook on May 1, writing in a post that Kristin "passed away suddenly and unexpectedly" of a heart attack.
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In December she said she would reduce the number of her patronages, passing on her role at dozens of charities, academic institutions and sporting groups to other members of the royal family.
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Women are often the teachers at those schools, and at many ballet companies, women play crucial roles as coaches and ballet mistresses and répétiteurs, grooming and passing on steps to new generations.
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Trump mentioned that act only in passing on Thursday, returning instead to his misleading and sharp rhetoric blaming political opponents for what he claimed were the weakest immigration laws in the world.
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The company made a name for itself as a direct-to-consumer subscription razor blades service, which cut costs by eschewing traditional store-shelf space and passing on the savings to consumers.
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The utilities have been ramping up imports of thermal coal after India's top court in October eased their earlier stance and paved the way for passing on increased generation costs to consumers.
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In June, Eubanks opened up to PEOPLE about some of her reservations regarding impending motherhood, admitting her past as a "bad child" is something she's afraid of passing on to her daughter.
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Just remember, with so many sources of wisdom contributing to the collective reservoir of wellness education, it's also important that we're mindful of appropriative actions when passing on the knowledge we've acquired.
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Women founders are at a disadvantage when it comes to networking, and they often have less access to the informal networks that are passing on information and resources to their male colleagues.
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The modulated horns of Devon Brady and LiveWork Collective's "Syphonium" water tower were inspired by the whistles of boats passing on the adjacent Industrial Canal and trains rolling by on the tracks.
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It's the sound he made in his youth whenever he heard a siren passing on the big road at the edge of the neighborhood, but he can't hear that far any more.
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"People have been passing on less-than-perfect portfolios because they're waiting for the step-up in basis," said Robert S. Keebler, CPA and partner at Keebler & Associates in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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McCain defended his decision in his book titled "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations," writing that he "did what duty demanded" in passing on the documents.
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The Justice Department, passing on the factual portrait it received from the F.B.I., had pointed the judges to that pattern as a reason to think that he might be a Russian agent.
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"On Friday, I received a message from my sister Nicole, who had been contacted by a stranger passing on his condolences for the passing of our father, George Anthony Remini," she began.
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Peter Bible, chief risk officer at tax advisory firm EisnerAmper and former chief accounting officer at GM, said suppliers making parts for less-popular vehicles will have trouble passing on higher costs.
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Jennifer Lopez broke up with Casper Smart because he snubbed her by passing on a fancy Hamptons charity event in favor of hanging with his boyz at UFC 202 ... TMZ has learned.
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Roth IRAs also are not subject to the required minimum distribution rule, so for those with enough money to think about passing on savings, these accounts can be good ways to do that.
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Other candidates, especially students, are also passing on Facebook's offers because they simply don't use the company's apps as much as previous generations and are therefore less inspired to work for the company.
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Offset obligations are typically met through projects that are pitched by a company – everything from investing in a local factory, to passing on proprietary technical information to drumming up tourism for the country.
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Thailand has officially entered a one-year mourning period following King Bhumibol Adulyadej's passing on October 13, with a ban on all celebratory behavior, which includes drinking alcohol in public, until mid-November.
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The video editor who received the request by telephone "does not remember anything other than that the caller was passing on a request from someone else in the (Public Affairs) bureau," Kirby added.
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More than five years ago, Sequoia partner Alfred Lin called Tony Xu, the founder of a small on-demand delivery startup called DoorDash, to say he was passing on the company's seed round.
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That design point is huge, as it could spell the difference between a homeowner adopting solar panels, or passing on them for fear of having their roof look like the International Space Station.
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It will also answer any question your kid throws at it, passing on the harder ones until it gets the correct response from a human who shares that answer with every other iPal.
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The pop star didn't mention Durham's passing on her social media accounts, but did post a lovely photo of her friend and her husband together, with a beautifully written note about her friend.
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To avoid passing on faulty DNA, scientists have suggested taking a donor egg from a woman with normal mitochondria, removing its nucleus, and replacing it with the healthy nucleus of an affected mother.
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The report said government policies to keep fuel and electricity prices unchanged despite higher global oil prices have also prevented some firms from passing on rising costs onto customers, hurting their balance sheets.
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This is the social norm because a turning vehicle often has to pause and wait for pedestrians; hugging the curb allows other drivers to continue on their way by passing on the left.
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Over the years, the researchers suggest, the virus might evolve to be less harmful to the female host, so it could linger longer and improve its odds for passing on to more victims.
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One famous one is Berenstein or the Berenstain Bears or in Star Wars with Vader telling Luke he's his father—it's all just because we're passing on information orally or telling things wrong.
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In honor of the heartbreaking death of heavyweight boxing legend Muhammad Ali yesterday, the Miami Marlins made an announcement of his passing on the scoreboard after the Marlins played the Mets last night.
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The Broncos probably aren't kicking themselves for passing on shelling out $37 million guaranteed over the next two years to a passer whose rating is among the lowest for starting quarterbacks this season.
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NBA superstars and reigning champions Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant performed community outreach during their team's trip to Washington, D.C. this week, passing on a White House visit for the second consecutive year.
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Utility companies are passing on savings Utility companies across the country have responded to tax reform by lowering rates for consumers, resulting in $4.5 billion and counting in savings for 92 million customers.
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Twenty-three international charities, including Oxfam and CARE, have agreed to adopt an initiative called Charter for Change, which commits them to passing on 288 percent of their humanitarian funding to national organizations.
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He elected to shoot instead of passing on the odd-man break and cleanly beat Toronto goalie Frederik Andersen on the blocker side at 1:43 for his fourth goal of the season.
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It's a cause she's devoted herself to since she launched the program in 2002 and she references it often, eager to highlight the importance of passing on this knowledge to the next generation.
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Steyer had said in January that he was passing on a 2020 run and instead focusing on his efforts to impeach Republican President Donald Trump and get Democrats elected to the U.S. Congress.
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A trainer at my gym managed to set off a mass panic by passing on the completely inaccurate news that a poll of students at historically black colleges in Virginia found Trump leading.
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It's a jungle out there as a Catholic parent, and if you don't have a reasonable, compassionate reply to your kids, you're pretty much toast when it comes to passing on Catholic morality.
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Recent empirical studies confirm this: While decreases in VATs are often captured by businesses that pocket the money as increased profit, businesses are savvy about passing on increased VAT rates to their consumers.
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Now, the main lawyer involved in passing on Mr. Paddock's nearly $1.4 million estate to the families of the 58 people he slaughtered at an outdoor country music festival is facing a quandary.
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When he first returned to Washington in July 2017 after his devastating diagnosis, reporters were encouraged to stay far away from him to avoid passing on any illness, given his weakened immune system.
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"As of midnight Monday all operations of cafes, cinemas, gyms ... will be suspended," the Interior Ministry said, citing the heightened risk of passing on the virus in "public recreation areas and entertainment venues".
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SBI reduced its lending rates by 75 basis points, passing on the entire repo rate cut made by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)earlier on Friday, the lender said in a statement.
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"As of midnight Monday all operations of cafes, cinemas, gyms ... will be suspended," the Interior Ministry said, citing the heightened risk of passing on the virus in "public recreation areas and entertainment venues".
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Another strategy is to look for stocks that aren't just growing faster than inflation but that also have a track record of passing on that growth to shareholders in the form of dividends.
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These are objects a mother might give to her daughter — as forms of sustenance, or ways of passing on a female legacy of self-care — but they are actually meant to kill her.
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"It is with the utmost sadness that I announce the passing on of Zimbabwe's founding father and former President, Cde Robert Mugabe," he wrote on Twitter on Friday, using the abbreviation for comrade.
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He also said local forces not taking part in the exercises were benefiting from the efforts, as troops directly trained by the US in previous exercises were passing on knowledge to other units.
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In a statement, the state prosecutor said the man had now been charged with collecting and passing on information to an Iranian intelligence service for use in carrying out an assassination in Denmark.
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Everywhere you look on the distillery grounds there seems to be an older guy training a younger tattooed guy (and yes, it's a lot of guys), passing on the torch of whisky making.
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Researchers aren't sure how long Zika can remain in semen, when people are most at risk of passing on the virus, or what types of sex acts are more likely to spread the virus.
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These neutrinos, which had before been hauling ass around the universe at near-light speed, were suddenly arrested, passing on their kinetic energy (energy of motion) to the dark energy field in the process.
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A number of workers with essential roles, such as first responders, healthcare workers, and teachers, are prone to getting sick and then passing on their infections owing to the intimate nature of their work.
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But, despite even the New York Times' chief fashion critic Vanessa Friedman passing on the official word from Louis Vuitton, the Internet is (still) having trouble figuring out just what to call that thing.
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In addition to the Lauer scandal and the network passing on Farrow's Weinstein expose, NBC News was also criticized for sitting on the "Access Hollywood" tape of Donald Trump making lewd comments about women.
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It also found that commercial banks for the most part have maintained their profits under such policy, cushioning margins with such tactics as not passing on all of a policy rate cut to customers.
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Once the income statement returned to the red, ModCloth again tried raising equity ― but prospective investors cited the debt overhang as their reason for passing on a company whose unit economics were otherwise fundable.
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In Friday's trading update, RPC said the time lag in passing on polymer price increases to the customer had resulted in a 10 million pound headwind for the first six months of the year.
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But the issues are complicated by, among other things, blurred lines between cyber espionage committed by the Chinese government against corporate and military targets and the passing on of those secrets to Chinese companies.
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Last month, Marvel revealed that Tony Stark would be passing on the Iron Man mantle to Riri Williams — a 15-year-old genius and the first young black woman to wear the famous armor.
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As the NBA playoffs wind on, we may well find some parallels between the common basketball axiom of 'not passing on an open, or easy, layup' and Congress' current approach toward cancer-related legislation.
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Although antibiotics are designed to be as lethal as possible to dangerous bacteria, there are often a few inherently resilient microbes that survive and proliferate, passing on their genes — and grit — to their offspring.
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It's admirable, I suppose, but also the kind of aggro mindset that could make you do something stupid for no reason, like, for instance, passing on a spectacular guard talent on a weird hunch.
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They might glance at the reliability marker before nodding along with a friend's provocative post, and they might think twice before passing on a weird story from a friend with a red reliability marker.
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Those lower transportation costs can help companies maintain their profit margins without passing on the full cost of tariffs to their customers, meaning prices don't go up quite as much as they might have.
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Saturday-night dreams of Hollywood glamour were nurtured and maybe sometimes came true in those aisles, just as they still do sometimes in my own closet — my passing on the silver-sequined flares notwithstanding.
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Similar messages spread in Florida, Chicago, Los Angeles, and cities outside the US. The misinformation is not even limited to group chats, with many people passing on dubious voice memos that made similar claims.
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Citing sexism as the main reason for passing on a female candidate also implies that there are no differences in the qualifications, ideas, and strategy that different female candidates are bringing to their campaign.
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House Democrats blocked the FAA extension from passing on Monday under a fast-track procedure that requires a two-thirds majority, citing concerns over the unrelated policy riders that were tacked onto the bill.
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The bill is one of few that reliably becomes law, passing on a bipartisan basis for 22019 years in a row, making it a prime vehicle for attempts to rein in the executive branch.
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All of this is to say that abortion providers operate with a high awareness of the costs they're passing on to patients, whereas most medical facilities are more focused on dealing with insurance companies.
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As a sexual organism, even if everything goes well—if you manage to find a mate who accepts you, if you manage to conceive—you will still be passing on only half of your genes.
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They say the key would be whether services prices picked up in the April-June start of the new fiscal year, which would suggest that companies were steadily passing on rising labor costs to consumers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Loyalty only goes so far when national pride is at stake which is why Brazilian tennis player Bruno Soares has no problem passing on trade secrets about his usual doubles partner.
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The World Health Organization advises that all male Ebola survivors should be tested three months after the onset of symptoms and then monthly until they know they have no risk of passing on the virus.
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A spokesperson for SoftBank said the firm was passing on most inquiries until it closes its fund and that its investment professional responsible for the deal was traveling and would not be available for comment.
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You may need to prioritize: Passing on the bachelor party in Las Vegas to afford attending that friend's wedding, for example, or skipping a college classmate's nuptials so you can see your sister get married.
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Squeezed by negative European Central Bank interest rates, German banks have been seeking ways to increase revenue by passing on costs to corporate customers and increasing fees for retail depositors, but profit margins remain thin.
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Bonaparte and Kingery's "Hand Me Downs" line, which consists of unsold merchandise redyed indigo and then distressed and patched, plays on the idea of an older brother passing on his clothes to a younger sibling.
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Flowers accounted for 29 yards passing on the 43-yard drive and capped it with a scamper around right end from the 26-yard line to tie the game 210-22015 with 245:224 left.
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One of the key issues the Trump administration outlined in its budget earlier this year was passing on discounts pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) negotiate with drug makers to seniors in Medicare Part D drug plans.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The euro zone's economy is on track for a strong finish to 2017 and firms are passing on more of their costs to consumers as pricing power increased, a survey showed on Monday.
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"One-hundred-thousand dollars may seem like it's not a huge amount, but at the same time, that's millions of people seeing or liking or passing on disinformation, and that can be influential," Schiff said.
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TMZ Sports spoke with The Answer about Ortega passing on Jeremy Stephens after Max Holloway backed out due to injury ... and Edgar says that could come back to haunt T-City in a big way.
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"The benefit of being a sneakerhead is that you know plenty of people in the community who have kids of their own and don't mind passing on their kids' kicks for below retail," he says.
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" Conway added that Australia and New Zealand Banking and Westpac Banking have protected their net interest margins by not passing on the rate cut fully and this "could encourage some buying back into the sector.
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The revised Martoma decision means the government needs to prove only that Mr. Collins intended to benefit his son, who in turn sought to help Mr. Zarsky, the fiancée's father, by passing on the information.
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They either fought a lot with their mothers and didn't want history to repeat itself, they grew up with sisters and knew "how complicated girls can get," or they feared passing on their own insecurities.
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In the two-minute clip, Manning covers everything from his first encounter with Bryant, to Bryant's love of the Philadelphia Eagles, and his dedication to passing on a love of sports to a younger generation.
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"It is with great sadness that I inform you of the passing on November 18 of senior state advocate Addelaid Ann Ferreira Watt of the office of the director of public prosecutions, Pietermaritzburg," Zungu said.
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A Life magazine correspondent visiting in 1943 described how, as King Abdulaziz waited on a roadside while a flat tire was fixed on his Packard, he gave a shepherd passing on camelback several gold pieces.
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We need to accept and embrace mortality with the wisdom that we are a species that can live on not just literally, but by passing on from generation to generation what we've learned from life.
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"I'm so happy [about] that because I prayed for it — smarter than me to the point where he'll be speaking Spanish to his friends or someone that might be passing on the street," she said.
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Immigrants have come to America seeking new opportunities for centuries and, in return, have strengthened this Nation by starting businesses, serving in our military, and passing on a love for this country to their children.
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Harvey's hit on the Gulf Coast refining industry has driven gasoline prices at the pump to a two-year high, and retailers are expected to continue passing on price increases over the Labor Day weekend.
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Cisco might have to deal with the fallout from an ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China by passing on higher prices to its customers, the company's chairman and CEO told CNBC on Tuesday.
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None of my three children grew to love classical music the way I did, and I'm sometimes sad about that, just as I regret not passing on to them fluency in my mother tongue, German.
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The UAE, like many other Middle Eastern nations including Saudi Arabia and Qatar, already has a mandatory pre-marital health screening that includes screening for genetic diseases to avoid couples passing on disorders to their children.
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Such strategies include accepting lower profit margins; cutting costs - including wages and jobs for U.S. workers; deferring any potential wage hikes, as well as passing on tariff costs through higher prices for U.S. consumers or companies.
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Williams, who stars in a new commercial for Pampers' Cruisers 360 FIT diapers alongside her 19-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia, is passing on the perks from her new partnership to the royal mom-to-be.
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Squeezed by negative European Central Bank (ECB) interest rates, German banks have been seeking ways to boost revenue by passing on costs to corporate customers and increasing fees for retail depositors, but profit margins remain thin.
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In addition to facing the external threat from a U.S.-China trade war, companies were struggling with labor shortages in an aging population and the difficulty of passing on rising raw materials costs to frugal customers.
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"One is founded on volume at a low price, the other is rooted in time, quality, durability, and the passing on of a technique that is centuries old," she explained of her previous and current gigs.
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The Reserve Bank of India's Strategic Debt Restructuring (SDR) swap plan - aimed at reducing a $121 billion corporate bad debt mountain - envisages banks passing on control to a new owner within an 18-month grace period.
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Poland's ruling party has summoned top bank executives to explain recent fee increases across the sector, warning that they could be acting illegally if they are passing on the cost of the planned bank asset tax.
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Ideally, a federal program would make these benefits more accessible to lower-income individuals without disrupting the private paid leave programs that already exist – and passing on the costs of those benefits to taxpayers, Greszler said.
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However, the researchers wrote in their study that they hope CRISPR could be considered as an alternative option to preimplantation genetic diagnosis, also known as PGD, for couples at risk of passing on an inherited disease.
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Failla said the law's prohibition on companies passing on to consumers the costs of making the payments to the state of New York violated the Constitution's "dormant" Commerce Clause, which bars states from regulating interstate commerce.
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Some of the most prominent investors in cryptocurrency are passing on a much-hyped initial coin offering hosted by the messaging app Telegram, while the venture firms that have largely missed out are preparing to invest.
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You may need to prioritize: Passing on the bachelor party in Las Vegas to afford to attend that friend's wedding, for example, or skipping a college classmate's nuptials so you can see your sister get married.
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Such pre-implantation testing is already used in some places, in cases where there is a chance of parents passing on a condition, such as Tay-Sachs disease, that is caused by a single faulty gene.
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Then finally a new book by two conservative political scientists, "Passing on the Right: Conservative Professors in the Progressive University," offered a portrait of how right-wing academics make their way in a left-wing milieu.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) will not challenge his House colleagues Chris Van Hollen and Donna Edwards for the open Senate seat in the state, passing on what could be his last shot at the upper chamber.
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While falling energy costs were mainly behind the slide in consumer prices, rises in imported food prices and hotel room rates moderated in a sign that weak consumption is discouraging firms from passing on rising costs.
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As one of the founders was pouring the bubbly liquid into glasses, I quietly mentioned that I would be passing on the champagne, but could we just pour some water in the toasting glass for me?
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After a successful career as a TV chef in the 90s with shows on ITV and Sky, what she's really passionate about is passing on her knowledge, both of Greek food but also the country's culture.
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But the fear of passing on the condition to their kids can often put women off having biological children, despite the fact that no daughters born via IVF from MRKH-diagnosed women have the condition themselves.
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On opening night, thousands drove in from all around Southern California to relive their favorite scenes in the movie, including many parents who were passing on their love of Wayne's World and doughnuts to their children.
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Studying the dynamics of the city, sociologist Lyn Lofland observed that "the line between stranger and personally-known other is a fluid one," and even two strangers passing on the street is a kind of meeting.
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Five large law firms are passing on the opportunity to represent the President after a shakeup last week on his private defense team and as he anticipates giving possible testimony to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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It turns out, a lot of apps and services you use are quietly passing on your data to companies tasked with judging you and coming up with a rating for what you're like as a consumer.
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But he instructed the oligarch not to meet anyone who approached him out of the blue on any pretext—be it sexual, commercial, or political—without first passing on the details to Scotland Yard for vetting.
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CBA last week resisted passing on a quarter-percent Reserve Bank of Australia rate cut to its customers in full, with the two cuts before last week's move already expected to eat into the lender's margins.
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"While the recruiter or hiring manager may be disappointed that the candidate decided to pass — they will not want to read a lengthy email explanation on why the candidate is passing on the interview," Pearson continued.
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Japan's annual core consumer inflation ticked up in November and a key price gauge hit a more than three-year high, suggesting that firms are gradually passing on rising labor and tax hike costs to shoppers.
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Passing on the idea of using a wheelchair that would not provide adequate support for our team member, we settled on using found materials to create a makeshift ramp that would get him in the door.
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QJ says Holly should definitely think twice about passing on all her silver screen chances, but admits he's had to say no too ... most notably to the 'Wolverine' movie that went on to make $373 million.
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Such strategies include accepting lower profit margins; cutting costs - including wages and jobs for U.S. workers; deferring any potential wage hikes, in addition to passing on tariff costs through higher prices for U.S. consumers or companies.
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On opening night, thousands drove in from all around Southern California to relive their favorite scenes in the movie, including many parents who were passing on their love of Wayne's World and doughnuts to their children.
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ZURICH, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Swiss private bank Julius Baer may start passing on negative interest rates for euro deposits to customers, finance chief Dieter Enkelmann told analysts and reporters on Monday after the bank released annual results.
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While he never explicitly claimed to be located in the country, many users appeared to believe Kerelis was on the ground in the war-torn country, capturing footage and passing on information as he was gathering it.
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The officials declined to describe the intelligence obtained about the involvement of a third-party in passing on leaked material to WikiLeaks, saying they did not want to reveal how the U.S. government had obtained the information.
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His calculation, at least at this point, is that passing on these giant candidate gatherings accrues to his benefit (making clear he is above and separate from the field) more than the where-is-he talk hurts.
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In the past, Obama has sometimes done his version of the compulsory "Democratic candidate goes hunting" photo-op, referencing his passion for hunting and skeet shooting (to be fair, he did mention it in passing on Thursday).
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Countries that ban mothers from passing on their citizenship to their children risk creating "a tsunami of injustices" for families and are holding back development, a global conference on statelessness heard on Thursday.
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Self-made billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates have expressed similar philosophies when it comes to passing on their money: They, along with other super-rich individuals, say that their children aren't inheriting much of their fortunes.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star's only child is currently in the process of applying for college, and Morgan is passing on a few pieces of valuable wisdom in the the wake of the scandal.
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" DEPUTY GOVERNOR BEN BROADBENT ON BANKS PASSING ON HIGHER INTEREST RATES TO SAVERS "It's not the case that banks are fleecing their customers, or at least not any more than they were on average over the past.
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It takes a certain kind of confidence to rock a shorter 'do — the kind I never thought I possessed, yet always admired and envied in women I would encounter on the subway or passing on the street.
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One year after Floyd and Conor faced off in the boxing ring, TBE says he learned firsthand McGregor is a "warrior" who's not afraid of anything ... and he's passing on a warning to his UFC 229 opponent.
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While passing on treatment when an issue arises is bad enough, simply going to the doctor for a physical on a regular basis can save your life, claims surgeon, bestselling author and MacArthur Foundation "genius " Atul Gawande.
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In a 2017 "Good Morning America" appearance, "Tank" investor Mark Cuban regretted passing on Chef Big Shake, who had gone on to grace the shelves in over 22,000 stores and sell more than 2400 million products annually.
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They took minor solos too, and shared the role of Jesus, hence the many, different gendered saviors, passing on the mantle of the main part in the form of a blue sash worn by each in turn.
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Bin al Shibh is accused of wiring money and passing on information from al Qaeda leaders to the hijackers who slammed airliners into New York's World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the Pennsylvania countryside, killing 2,976 people.
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Instead, he served nearly eight years as mayor, passing on an opportunity to lead Obama's Office of Urban Affairs in 2009, before successfully running for Senate in 2013 in a special election following the death of Sen.
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Over that time, a man can spread the virus to dozens of partners; but a man who has been tested and takes his antiretroviral pills every day is at virtually zero risk of passing on the virus.
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Worried that she might die during cardiac surgery without passing on a secret she had concealed for 50 years, Sala Kirschner in 1991 handed her daughter, Ann, a battered red cardboard box from an outdated children's game.
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Oleg's discussion with his father was such a great example of how The Americans plays variations on a theme — in this case, parents who are worried that they aren't passing on their own values to their children.
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No longer would the state's Public Utility Commission be able to prevent utilities from passing on legal costs from a fire to their ratepayers, as long as they follow the fire protection plan approved by the state.
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A trustee could reason further that, inasmuch as doing so wouldn't have an adverse effect upon his care for the rest of his life, there would be no harm to him in passing on the money now.
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This means that if your husband is your listed beneficiary and you predecease him, those 401(k) assets become his to do with as he wants, which might not include passing on any money to your kids.
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Rep. Liz Cheney announced Thursday she will not run for Senate in Wyoming, passing on a competitive GOP primary in favor of remaining in a House leadership role that could catapult her to the speakership one day.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's annual core consumer inflation ticked up only marginally in October despite the boost from a sales tax hike during the month, suggesting weak household sentiment is keeping companies from passing on the higher costs.
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Somerset's Reynardson notes also that unlike Argentina, Egypt and Russia, Nigeria's 20 percent inflation level probably already reflects effects from a weaker naira because companies have been passing on higher input costs from black market exchange rates.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's FSB security service said on Monday it had caught an employee of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe spying for Ukraine by passing on sensitive military information about pro-Kremlin separatists.
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Where it stands: While low unemployment and rising wages have been a boon, U.S. consumers are still worried about price increases — and retailers are scrambling for ways to avoid passing on tariff-related costs to their customers.
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The U.S. trade spat with China and other countries is having a negative impact on business decisions and passing on the cost to investors and consumers as a result, the leader of a top trade organization has said.
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MMA Fighter Marcus Kowal Opens Up About Removing His Only Child from Life Support: 'I Have Never Felt More Pain' Kowal has not been shy about the incident, sharing updates and details after his son's passing on Facebook.
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The second reception, which is being hosted by Prince Charles for just 200 guests, will be much less traditional than the first, as the couple plans to have food trucks and is passing on old-school fruit cake.
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As a direct-to-consumer company, Everlane is able to produce everything in ethical factories with benefits and living wages for workers, all while keeping their costs down and passing on the savings to the rest of us.
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Israel's internal security minister said the office, which drafts maps, was "monitoring and documenting" Palestinian-owned land in East Jerusalem, scrutinizing changes Israel has made to the terrain and passing on the names of landowners planning to sell.
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"With every ring of my family's doorbell, with every police car passing on the street, a horrifying possibility hung in the air – my parents might one day be sent back to Colombia," recalls the Jane the Virgin actress.
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But because we obtain the genes for making mitochondria exclusively from our mother, women whose mitochondria have damaging mutations are at high risk at passing on those same flaws to their children, including those responsible for MERRF syndrome.
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As a result Bucketfeet is able to keep its sneakers priced at $85 each, while still offering up more designs from its artists and passing on a large share of royalties to those whose designs become most popular.
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And Price has since been criticized for passing on successful and critically acclaimed female-led shows like Big Little Lies and The Handmaid's Tale, while elevating his own show ideas that, according to reports, were laden with misogyny.
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The de facto tax at the fuel pump is, according to some economists, consistent with the way the Russian state has responded to the economic crisis as a whole: passing on much of the pain to ordinary people.
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Speaking at a news conference alongside Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Putin quipped that Lavrov was remiss for not passing on what he made clear he believed were non-existent secrets.
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Some Japanese trust banks will start to put negative interest rates, or charges, on institutional clients such as asset management firms, passing on the cost of the central bank's negative rates, sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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All together now: "In our family portrait, we look pretty happy..." Welcome to Mothership: Parenting stories you actually want to read, whether you're thinking about or passing on kids, from egg-freezing to taking home baby and beyond.
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That operation, announced in June, allowed Italy, after months of wrangling with regulators in Brussels and Frankfurt, to use government money and guarantees to liquidate the banks without passing on losses to most of the lenders' retail customers.
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With the resolution passing on a 244-35 vote—18 Democrats voted in favor of the agency, while 34 voted against the measure—the GOP strategically exposed a division within moderate and progressive wings of the Democratic Party.
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Xu Boyun, 27, said his family, which owns three properties in Xuchang, was passing on buying a unit in another new development, despite the 20% discount offered to staff at the state-owned company where his parents work.
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But Williams has yet to prove that it can pass perhaps the most difficult test of all, which only Ferrari and McLaren have done: successfully passing on the company from its founding director to a different owner-director.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The majority of hedge funds are passing on charges for investment research to investors under new European Union rules, despite years of poor average performance and as many large traditional asset managers absorb the cost themselves.
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It's as if (parents) know they have this great gift to bestow, and they want to bestow it as perfectly as possible -- the perfect time, the perfect place, the perfect situation for passing on this life-defining experience.
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Seattle drafted him fifth over all in 27, out of the University of California, passing on Andrew Miller and three future Cy Young Award winners — Kershaw, Tim Lincecum and Max Scherzer — – who went in the next six picks.
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"We thought, maybe we should take the Kraftwerk idea of passing on the torch — to become software, to take the idea of what we do in software and give it away to the people," Mr. St. Werner said.
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LONDON, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The cost to insurers of passing on a portion of the risk to reinsurance firms is likely to rise by around 5% in 2020, leading industry data tracker S&P Global said on Tuesday.
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He takes on an impossible amount of laser fire and fights Ren to a standstill, just long enough for his friends to escape, before disappearing and passing on into the force like Yoda and Obi Wan before him.
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But the current generation of young adults represents a "kink in the chain" of passing on heirlooms, according to Mary Kay Buysse, the head of National Association of Senior Move Managers, an organization that helps older people downsize.
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In her dissent, Ms. Pooler argued that the Supreme Court's definition of a personal benefit limited the liability of people like stock analysts and even reporters for passing on information to others who might later trade on it.
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"It is better to avoid getting or passing on gonorrhoea in the first place and everyone can significantly reduce their risk by using condoms consistently and correctly with all new and casual partners," she said in a statement.
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In the "Beige Book," a survey of current U.S. economic conditions released Wednesday, the Federal Reserve noted that it had received scattered reports of companies successfully passing on prices in the manufacturing, information technology, transportation, and construction industries.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has been asked to investigate prices charged for residential mortgages by all banks and non-bank lenders and how they make pricing decisions, including passing on changes in the official cash rate.
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And EBW has encountered stiff resistance in passing on the extra costs to its customers, though it is obliged to continue delivering lights to major auto manufacturers at agreed-upon prices, or pay fines for interfering with production.
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Look at Edgar Wright leaving Ant-Man, or Ava DuVernay passing on Black Panther for proof — or better yet, Patty Jenkins and Joss Whedon, both of whom are now in charge of DC's biggest sequels after disagreements with Marvel.
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Twin Peaks: The Return is obsessed with these kinds of changes — characters who've lost loved ones or seen their youthful ambitions run out — but it also reminds the audience that time is passing on a literal, real-world level.
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And they&aposre not ashamed of passing on to the next realm because, you know, as people of faith, and there are a lot of people of faith here, we embrace the afterlife but we&aposre terrified of dying.
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Mindy Kaling is still grieving the loss of her mother Swati eight years after her death following a battle with pancreatic cancer, but her memory lives on in the stories the actress is passing on to her baby girl.
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Everyone also gets dessert and I feel like a buzzkill for passing on it, but we have my husband's cousin and his daughter visiting for a week and I know I'll get my fill of sweet treats with her.
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While it is not unusual for an all-time great to slip past the first pick in Major League Baseball's amateur draft, there are some teams who were probably kicking themselves for passing on Jeter in the 1992 draft.
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Ayfer Yildiz, 45, from west London, faces two counts of encouraging terrorism for allegedly passing on two editions of the magazine "Yuruyus", which is linked to the far-left militant group, the Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front (DHKP-C).
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Non-human species rise on our radar only when they're the source of the pathogens that scare us: the bushmeat that harbors Ebola, the bats that drool Nipah virus onto palm fruit, mosquitoes passing on malaria, ticks transmitting Lyme.
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Simon Cowell In 2013, the former X Factor judge and music mogul, who has a now 3-year-old son, told the press that he doesn't believe in passing on wealth from one generation to another, according to Time.
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They guarantee that rather than passing on to our children some semblance of a nation on a strong financial footing, they will get a nation with entitlement programs that cannot be sustained without dramatically reducing their standard of living.
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A lack of antenatal care to prevent and identify conditions that may harm the fetus or mother increases the risk of complications during childbirth or passing on diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis B, the World Health Organisation says.
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The more he delves into the brain, he told me, the more complicated it appears—filled with nonlinear patterns that resemble changes in the weather, simultaneously noisy and orderly, with neurons passing on information in crosscurrents and feedback loops.
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While Jo and Laurie spot each other in passing on Christmas Day, they first properly meet at a fancy ball, where Jo flattens herself against a wall to hide the fact that the back of her skirt is burned.
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That's because the Senate bill will provide a generous tax break for income that people earn through limited liability corporations, partnerships and other so-called pass-through businesses that do not pay taxes before passing on profits to owners.
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Manning and Gettleman are both aware that because the Giants drafted Jones so high — passing on the more pressing need for an elite pass rusher in the process — there will be considerable pressure to see what Jones can do.
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He had already come under scrutiny for being culturally tone deaf, passing on two of the biggest hits of the year, "Big Little Lies" and "The Handmaid's Tale," both of which swept the Emmys for their storytelling about women.
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On Monday, Canada's biggest banks said they would reduce their prime rates by 50 basis points to 2.95%, the lowest level since August 2017, fully passing on to borrowers the Bank of Canada's second interest rate cut this month.
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"As shopper become savier to deals, price comparison and value for money, American retailers face tougher challenges such as passing on the cost of high store rents and U.S. to U.K. supply chains to consumers," the research group said.
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Beginning around their mid-30s, male fertility gradually degrades, and while most men produce sperm to their dying day, those past 40 who help conceive have a greater risk of passing on genetic abnormalities to their children, including autism.
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Last month, Brown proposed a plan to reduce utility liability for wildfires caused by equipment, but the proposal also included tougher penalties for violating state safety rules and barred utilities from passing on the costs of penalties to ratepayers.
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" For example, he said, families may decide to undergo genetic counseling before having kids to assess their risk of passing on genetic diseases, rather than having children and treating them with "CRISPR therapies likely to be $1 million per dose.
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Saudi Arabia made premarital screening and genetic risk assessment mandatory over a decade ago, hoping that if a couple found out they were at high risk of passing on a hereditary disease to their offspring, they would reevaluate their match.
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Passing on Doncic could be a colossal mistake—he has size, force, advanced skills, and perennial All-NBA upside—but in his press conference after the draft, Schlenk made it clear, multiple times, how much he valued the accumulation of assets.
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But it's hard not to imagine that this isn't in part a belated, desperate attempt to at least mitigate the number of White House employees who are passing on unflattering information and anecdotes about the administration's workings to the media.
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Justin Sherlock, who grows corn, soybeans and other crops near Dazey, North Dakota, had been planning to buy a used grain drier this year for around $100,000 to $150,000, passing on a new one that would be at least $350,000.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Jack Ma, the charismatic co-founder of China's largest e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, will step down as chairman in one year to concentrate on philanthropy and education, passing on the reins to trusted lieutenant Daniel Zhang.
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The gunman then turned his fire to cars passing on the highway Newspaper carrier Jennifer Rooney, a 44-year-old mother of two, was on her way to pick up papers for the morning delivery when a bullet struck her.
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In 2500 regulators drew up a "skin in the game" rule for CLOs—a type of regulation created by the Dodd-Frank financial reform of 222 that requires people passing on risk to bear at least some of it themselves.
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PAIN FOR CONSUMERS The de facto tax at the fuel pump is, according to some economists, consistent with the way theRussian state has responded to the economic crisis as a whole: passing on much of the pain to ordinary people.
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The Bank of England expects consumer price inflation to rise sharply this year due to firms passing on higher import costs, and to reach 2.7 percent by the end of this year, up from 1.6 percent at the end of 2016.
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Benioff was quick to sound off on the proposition's passing on Twitter: Supporters were hoping for the proposition to pass by a more than a two-thirds vote, which it ended up just shy of, to avoid any legal challenges.
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