In doing so, he cited the use of "sound science in decision-making rather than predetermined results" — those so-called predetermined results being findings made by the EPA's own scientists.
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The options seem daunting, but most people have predetermined preferences.
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The app's predetermined hashtags such as "#emptylife" are natural punchlines.
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A presidential campaign is run on a fixed predetermined timeline.
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One-- there's no predetermined kind of cycle in the economy.
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Again: It's not an adventure, it's a predetermined true story.
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Trump's decision to withdraw has predetermined his place in history.
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At one point, Fultz's success in the N.B.A. seemed predetermined.
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He said that Democrats had not predetermined Mr. Trump's fate.
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The hype obscured just how predetermined the outcome really was.
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Unlike hurricanes, wildfires are not named from a predetermined list.
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Contract freight includes shipments moved by way of a predetermined agreement.
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I'm not predetermined on what I would do or wouldn't do.
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With a fixed-rate mortgage, the homeowner's monthly payments are predetermined.
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It uses GPS and eight laser sensors to navigate predetermined routes.
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Yes, maybe predetermined, but it&aposs a whole -- way to get there.
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He was something akin to a chosen one, his path always predetermined.
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Hamlin won the coin toss, which was predetermined as a tie-breaker.
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Why do we expect that most Americans should be prematurely predetermined now?
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Kratos' victory does not feel predetermined by a cinematic set piece, either.
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He compares it to a "digital clock display," with a predetermined layout.
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A button clicks, and they bubble to life, jogging to predetermined positions.
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Water stored in a vessel is heated to reach a predetermined pressure.
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Clinton, on the other hand, agreed to testify after establishing predetermined conditions.
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The goal was to match a predetermined shape as closely as possible.
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The tool assesses the success of your email based on some predetermined factors.
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The outcome for Kavanaugh has been predetermined, and Republicans are open about it.
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The presidential candidates all had slates with predetermined candidates for the national convention.
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But while your path through each level was predetermined, the photographs were not.
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Every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined.
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In four Chinese provinces, drones fly on fixed routes to predetermined landing spots.
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The central bank officials repeated there was no predetermined schedule for rate hikes.
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They'd long predetermined that anything the president does is terrible, devastating and apocalyptic.
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This is still wrestling, which means the outcomes of these matches are predetermined.
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Can you use the cash for anything or only in certain predetermined places?
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Everyone has a predetermined number of footsteps to use up in a lifetime.
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They believe everything is predetermined, so they accept everything that happens in life.
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This could not be predetermined — it had to be found afresh each time.
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For him, there are no predetermined ideas or assumptions attached to his work.
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"You can approach it without any predetermined knowledge of art," Ms. Chiu said.
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Uber Pool allows riders to share rides via a route of predetermined stops.
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The first was that he was bored with impeachment and its predetermined outcome.
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They are then produced like soft drinks, processed to meet predetermined flavor specifications.
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Why do our representatives put us through a political process with predetermined outcomes?
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The process often feels "predetermined," said Ben Hoffman, a pediatrician in Portland, Ore.
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So try withdrawing a predetermined amount of money, and if you want to save.
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You can also use it to automate re-posting content based on predetermined filters.
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And the technique of waiting for a predetermined period before acting isn't unheard of.
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Coach David Fizdale said benching him had been predetermined based on the Grizzlies' schedule.
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Trump often talks about Obamacare's "failure" like a predetermined, fixed event on the horizon.
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Nothing fit the predetermined narrative, and the narrative is what mattered, more than justice.
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After submitting an application, EY hopefuls record themselves answering a set of predetermined questions.
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If it provides care more efficiently compared with predetermined benchmarks, it keeps the difference.
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She faithfully recreates that central, predetermined tableau, and invents the relevant space in time.
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Wait patiently for the cards to push me into some predetermined new old life?
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If states spent more than their predetermined budget, they wouldn't get more federal money.
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A big bowl going around, again and again, the portions never uniform or predetermined.
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That number is added to a predetermined base value, for say, a triple Axel.
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The funds pay people's claims, up to a predetermined limit that varies by state.
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We care about that because we care about ensuring a predetermined outcome in Charlotte.
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Futures contracts obligate investors to buy given commodities at a predetermined date and price.
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Changes aren't set in stone How power affects any given person is not predetermined.
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Nasdaq confirmed to CNBC the stock was paused according to predetermined rules on volatility.
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There are so many predetermined rules about what to do and what not to do.
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I noticed in every one of these games, you were stuck to following predetermined paths.
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And in some cases, they said, scores for a particular skater are all but predetermined.
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It supports exposures of predetermined lengths, or you can manually start and stop your exposure.
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Additionally, planes flying internationally often follow predetermined routes until they get to better surveillance coverage.
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Lyft's solution entails developing a predetermined message to display on the most visible car window.
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The best interview strategy is to ask all applicants the same set of predetermined questions.
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Similarly, a promise of "unlimited revisions" is often void after a predetermined deadline has passed.
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The institutional memory in the Trump White House seems predetermined to prioritize snubs and affronts.
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Drivers and riders are encouraged to set a predetermined rate before agreeing to a ride.
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Some animals are going into crates and being staged for possible evacuation to predetermined locations.
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Teams perform identical predetermined routines, "so you can see who's more perfect," Ms. Winkler said.
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The "often random experience" comes to seem not random at all, but necessary and predetermined.
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But the results were not all in keeping with the predetermined desired conclusions by many.
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The decision for war, far from having been due to an intelligence failure, was predetermined.
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Under reconciliation rules, a bill cannot increase the long-term deficit beyond a predetermined level.
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It pushes you in predetermined ways in the way you sell yourself and your work.
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The malware can also delete a predetermined list of files, one of the documents adds.
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There is no predetermined pattern to the colors he places within the irregular white rectangles.
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Withdrawals can be random or predetermined, based on a tiered level of contribution or need.
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The South African Reserve Bank said there was no predetermined amount for the bond purchases.
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Confirmation hearings are often little more than staged events with scripted lines and predetermined outcomes.
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"It'll be easy," someone probably told her in an email containing her predetermined login credentials.
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It is important that no one front-loads this process with predetermined outcomes and preconditions.
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He stressed that withdrawal decisions would be based on combat conditions, not on predetermined timelines.
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For every offense, there was a menu of three predetermined sentences: low, medium and high.
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Almost every month, a new "party" would take over the island with a predetermined theme.
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We ate our predetermined three-course meal, each guest's order slightly different from the others.
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Now the email will automatically delete itself after your predetermined self-destruction time period ends.
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Its march toward fearsome nuclear and missile arsenals, capable of massive destruction, is predetermined now.
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Their impeachment inquiry, cross their hearts, is not a political stunt with a predetermined outcome.
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Mobs often travel predetermined paths and usually turn back after chasing players a certain distance.
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A ballistic missile is a guided projectile which delivers a warhead to a predetermined target.
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Bitcoin going below $4,000 likely triggered "stop losses", predetermined trading levels that often exacerbate the selling.
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He's a leftover person, I like to say: We all have our paths, our predetermined loyalties.
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Unlike isotropic materials, their behavior isn't predetermined, so their performance can be tailored to their environment.
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Roughly 60-80 percent of a young person's income potential is predetermined by his parents' wealth.
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Withdraw a predetermined amount of money for the week and commit to spending only that amount.
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Even the Final Four felt like little more than the predetermined coronation of a dominant Villanova.
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According to a predetermined list, the storm happened to share its name with the president: Don.
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But because the surge had a predetermined deadline, the Taliban knew they could wait us out.
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The plaintiffs have made a strong argument that this administration is looking for a predetermined outcome.
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It also has features that allow chats to delete themselves after a predetermined amount of time.
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The municipal court set his bail at $2100, the predetermined amount for a disorderly conduct charge.
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It seems almost predetermined that the art of Sicily is rooted in the transience of life.
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But instead of going through a predetermined set of levels, Star Fox 2 gives you a choice.
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The device, called MindFlix, works by reading brain activity and using the readings to perform predetermined functions.
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JARRETT: It appears to have been a sham investigation and a charade with a predetermined, preconceived outcome.
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The products of Faruqee and Driscoll's idiosyncratic technique demonstrate the indeterminacy inherent in a seemingly predetermined action.
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Pennsylvania, as many other states do, allows judges broad discretion within a predetermined set of sentencing guidelines.
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You just set the die down, and it'll set your smart home gadgets to some predetermined configuration.
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"Again, it's a way of making sure we don't send someone down a predetermined path," Dye said.
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The output was what McLaren called a decision-support system, a predetermined plan for any possible scenario.
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Simply withdraw a predetermined amount of cash for the week and commit to spending only that amount.
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Trump is the man seeking to indict a game that has long been predetermined for many Americans.
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These major developments happen at predetermined intervals, but they're just one side of the constantly unfolding plot.
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But many local farmers say they were told not to bother bidding because winners had been predetermined.
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Storm names are chosen using a strictly predetermined list decided by the Switzerland-based World Meteorological Organization.
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He immediately announced his retirement and soon returned to the colorful, and predetermined, world of professional wrestling.
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" It was directed by Aoife McArdle who said: "People's merit can't be predetermined on the purely superficial.
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Or it may never fill them because that predetermined number may be uncomfortably tight for some tenants.
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There is nothing inevitable about scientific discovery nor is there a predetermined path of cutting-edge innovation.
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For bitcoin, each problem takes about 10 minutes to solve and creates a predetermined number of coins.
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Pro wrestling is a business of scripted storylines and predetermined outcomes where professionals fill in the blanks.
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He is a deity as content creator, churning them out on zero budget to a predetermined formula.
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Nothing feels predetermined; everything is fluid and irregular, keeping your eyes in motion and your ears perked.
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The spokesperson did say managers and leaders no longer allocated rewards based on a predetermined distribution curve.
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E-mini futures are electronic contracts stipulating an asset be traded at a predetermined date and price.
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The government says it is committed to pay all maturing debt and interest payments on predetermined dates.
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The glitch-ridden precision of the artists' technique demonstrates the indeterminacy inherent in a seemingly predetermined action.
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The agency was "returning to using sound science in decision-making — rather than predetermined results," he added.
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The center button (which is marked "SOS") can send an emergency text alert to a predetermined number.
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He added that each balloon had its own "predetermined flight risk" based on its size and weight.
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Snap investors and key employees were prevented from selling all their shares during a predetermined lockup period.
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That feeling of walking into a room and having people turn to you with a predetermined respect.
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In Cuba, she felt that the deck was stacked against her and that the outcome was predetermined.
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Effectively your only decisions are how to advance through a predetermined trajectory culminating with "us", "the US".
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A direct listing allows investors to buy shares only through the open market, with no predetermined price.
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And right now, when you're facing impeachment — which by the way, is predetermined, as I've said before.
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Everyone else, however, is an automaton character, answering a given input with a predetermined — and replicable — output.
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There was nothing predetermined about the Christmas 1914 truce — or, for that matter, the 1918 blockade extension.
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This is done according to some predetermined rules, like, yeah, OK, please nuke the other data too.
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Wurmfeld restated Pope's theory by defining a palette of 29 predetermined colors, which he used throughout the series.
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Prosecutors argued Jason Van Dyke used deadly force and was predetermined to shoot and kill McDonald on Oct.
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Our lives may be determined, by some combination of genes, environment, and culture, but they are not predetermined.
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But just because I'm gay, it doesn't mean I automatically listen to a certain handful of predetermined artists.
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Hospitals often have predetermined salaries for certain positions but can offer benefits not always offered in other industries.
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The prosthetic moved along a predetermined path and performed only a single gesture: closing and opening its hand.
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OAKLAND — Many of the 20 points LeBron James scored in Game 22 were tallied without any predetermined resistance.
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The pet must be at least 5 months old and be quarantined for a predetermined amount of time.
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The strange thing is, looking back, that the Max Scherzer we know was far from a predetermined outcome.
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A direct listing only allows investors to buy shares through the open market, and no price is predetermined.
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According to the documentary, LKAB will buy homes from residents, paying 125 percent of a predetermined market price.
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Wipe out all of ObamaCare laws, rules, regulations, and taxes, at a date not far distant, but predetermined.
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That's because WeWork has predetermined the number of workstations, or employees, that can fit into each office space.
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In 2003, an estimated 15 million people worldwide protested the predetermined decision to go to war in Iraq.
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Some Venezuelans told Reuters that they were not voting on Sunday because they felt the result was predetermined.
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Could it inspire parents to push their specifically-enhanced children toward predetermined destinies that could make them miserable?
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Traditional agriculture is based on performing particular tasks, such as planting and harvesting, based on a predetermined schedule.
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Your maximum heart rate is genetically predetermined and, like height and eye color, doesn't change much over time.
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In this way, we aim to extend the investigation of alternatives to predetermined styles of representation and configuration.
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The results of the impeachment trial have had a predetermined outcome since the beginning of the House inquiry.
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Then the government makes sure it doesn't pay a predetermined amount more than last year — a growth cap.
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Unlike the others, however, it's best for storing money that you won't need until a predetermined date — i.e.
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Publicly available flight data showed several flights taking off that day and Flight 752 following its predetermined route.
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When I look at moving images, my viewing time and pace is predetermined; I'm on someone else's clock.
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As indispensable as that idea always was and remains to the Jewish worldview, which insists that humans are unique, that we possess not only physical bodies but a spiritual component, that our actions are not predetermined but freely chosen, that what we do is not predetermined, and makes a difference.
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These offices are typically not beholden to a set of mandates forcing investment into a predetermined space and criteria.
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It would also be unfair and improper to begin an impeachment process only if conviction has been conclusively predetermined.
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For him, sports was a verifiable way out of what seemed to be a predetermined life in the factories.
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Astrology memes have never been more popular, with some (not all) interpretations imagining immutable personality types predetermined at birth.
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The project scrapes a predetermined set of users chosen because of their interest in politics, news, and public affairs.
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Since then they have moved some risk to third parties, who place an "irrevocable bid" at a predetermined price.
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Recently, the SEC issued a report that says some ICOs will be treated as securities based on predetermined parameters.
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A second "hardwired" option allows a predetermined transition when loans are originated and credit agreements are put in place.
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The Comey firing was reflexively framed as the next Watergate because there is a predetermined conclusion regarding Russian collusion.
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Piling into a vehicle and heading towards a predetermined destination is a fantastic way to bond with loved ones.
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Simply withdraw a predetermined amount of money for the week or month and commit to spending only that amount.
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Graham said he wants to find out whether Comey had "predetermined the result" of the case involving Clinton's emails.
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With a project like this, all of my reaction and choices needed to feel natural as opposed to predetermined.
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A woman's fate in the delivery room should not be predetermined based on which continent or country she lives.
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The verdict, however, was almost always predetermined to reflect the Soviet government's idealized vision of this new Communist society.
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If a 483-year-old law favoring tribes were to be followed, the decision would be all but predetermined.
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While it is not predetermined, it seems that this is what I do, this is where I hang out.
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Candidates are first selected based on a set of predetermined criteria (such as number of publications and their impact).
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If the superfood plot were a bit more predetermined, you might expect açaí to go the way of quinoa.
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No, the Senate "trial" is more like professional wrestling -- hyperkinetic drama with fixed story lines and a predetermined outcome.
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Think about a self-driving car that's completely autonomous, but only when making right turns on a predetermined route.
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Consider having a predetermined amount of money automatically drafted to your savings account each month or each pay period.
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CDs are a good place to store and grow money that you will need at a predetermined future date.
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To claim that an election is rigged is to allege that the outcome of the election has been predetermined.
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However, he said he finds that some of the best advice he gives doesn't come in these predetermined moments.
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Sports Briefing | Auto Racing Nascar has beefed up its punishment system and will define specific behavioral offenses with predetermined penalties.
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Your mainstream media just blind hatred for President Trump and they long predetermined that anything the president does is terrible.
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In the classical model, a lone astronomer goes to a mountaintop and solemnly points a telescope at one predetermined object.
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It appears that those requests went unanswered, further fueling the belief that the commission is working toward a predetermined end.
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None of these characters' fates were predetermined in decades-old books, and both its predecessors prided themselves on surprising audiences.
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We get to decide what "culture" is in America; we don't have to pretend it's some sort of predetermined thing.
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Think about that -- the outcome of the presidential and congressional elections are essentially predetermined in 25 of 24 congressional districts.
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The government said in January it was committed to paying all maturing debt and interest payments on the predetermined dates.
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That doesn't happen in Pocket Camp: any time you go somewhere, you do so with a predetermined goal in mind.
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Dr. Michael Carome, of Public Citizen in Washington, D.C., told Reuters Health the study was biased to reach predetermined outcomes.
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To do that, I'll need your help, and for that, I'm willing to pay you a predetermined wage or salary.
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Metal streaming firms sign deals with mining companies to buy all or part of their production at a predetermined price.
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She thumbed her phone for a while, ordered a drink, feigned annoyance, sent the requisite texts at the predetermined intervals.
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American children tend to be trained to have a fixed mindset about academics: Their abilities are largely predetermined and static.
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" "You can't have any serious diplomacy under U.S. auspices if the U.S. has effectively predetermined the outcome of that process.
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During "friction sex," there's a predetermined order of operations or expected progression: foreplay, intercourse, and almost always orgasm, she says.
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With this paradigm, only a predetermined combination of trusted individuals can retrieve the decryption keys for messages on the server.
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Using an iOS device, maybe you want to tap a single button to request an Uber at a predetermined location.
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Once they're vetted, researchers will be given a predetermined department system and a set amount of time to access it.
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The programs rapidly compare those patterns with thousands of predetermined templates of what a gravitational wave signal could look like.
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Convertibles are hybrid securities, either bonds or preferred stock, that can be exchanged for a predetermined number of common shares.
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Futures contracts enable traders to agree to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price at a later date.
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So I was concerned that people would think we were saying that sexual orientation was a choice and not predetermined.
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If a company is following federal law, it is not supposed to have a predetermined expectation on such hiring issues.
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Helpers know that helping the Recipient out will come at a cost – sacrificing a predetermined, but undisclosed, amount of money.
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Sometimes it's a predetermined, almost genetic fate—inescapable not just because of who you are but who your family is.
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Simply, some say desire is a predetermined variable, while others find it to be something in which we are inculcated.
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But when it comes time for her choreographed dance, Mariah moves only in the zone predetermined by her own body.
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Pro wrestling begat generations of young women who wanted to kick ass, whether the end result was predetermined or otherwise.
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Investigators also pointed to Cecchinato buying a plane ticket home before the match began as sign of a predetermined result.
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That was once unheard-of in an event where movement upward was traditionally sclerotic and the results sometimes seemed predetermined.
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At predetermined times, the seven pacemakers would make way for another group of seven to slide in and take over.
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Members of Congress need to give Americans reason to believe the Russia investigation isn't a charade with a predetermined outcome.
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But others on Friday suggested it should be saved, perhaps used to count down to some predetermined deadline for promotion.
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And they require facilities to make meals and snacks available when residents want to eat, not only at predetermined mealtimes.
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"There are no predetermined outcomes," the spokeswoman, who under State Department rules would not be identified, said in a statement.
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They say that they have open minds or that they will not sign on to any conclusions that are predetermined.
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Inside the House chamber, lawmakers dispensed with any pretense of persuasion, accepting early on that the vote was largely predetermined.
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Each problem should take about 10 minutes to solve, and results in the creation of a predetermined number of coins.
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Problems were ill defined, true costs were ignored and understated, and data and methodologies were manipulated to fit predetermined outcomes.
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Unless he's focused entirely on your tech stack and not eyeing your rack, leave the gathering at a predetermined time.
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Meanwhile, the lyrics see humanity from afar and it's not pretty: biologically predetermined, deeply superstitious and greedily self-destructive. 1.
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While distracting news will always be around, a political and media environment fixated on sensational drama is not predetermined or inescapable.
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But the DOE study gives us a glimpse into an emerging Trump Scientific Method that places predetermined conclusions front-and-center.
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It allows the drone to perform predetermined routes (waypoint based), from takeoff to landing, with many on-flight fail-safe protocols.
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Software may enable the exchange of information, but it can only do so within the scope of predetermined words and actions.
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As described by 3D Hubs, FDM printers build objects by selectively depositing melted material layer-by-layer along a predetermined path.
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The convertible feature is an option for the shareholder to exchange their shares for common stock at a predetermined conversion rate.
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Any funds raised by a joint fundraising committee are divided among the sponsoring campaigns and parties using a predetermined allocation formula.
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In such a light, Johns's broken figure exists outside of any predetermined context: we literally cannot place it in a narrative.
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Low has said previously that he would not present himself to authorities in any country where his guilt had been predetermined.
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" His amendment would prevent "some faceless bureaucrat" from "deciding that any child, black or white, should fit in some predetermined ratio.
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Only the presence of someone super-famous has ultimately been able save one of these dances from its dull, predetermined fate.
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The government makes up the shortfall via subsidies to ensure Pertamina receives a predetermined margin on products sold under the PSO.
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It is a broken figure that exists outside of any predetermined context: we literally cannot place it in a narrative. 17.
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"On the whole the process has been one-sided without any impartiality at all, which had predetermined today's ruling," he said.
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"It's a hard, painful, ugly tool," Trump said about the agreements, which lay out predetermined terms and benefits of a divorce.
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If two of us asked her whose drawing she liked best, the answer was predetermined: I like them just the same.
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But most, if not all, of the outcomes are predetermined after a long period of secretive bargaining between party power brokers.
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The Fed has always said that it will look carefully at economic data rather than blindly stick to a predetermined plan.
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If I was left wanting more, that has to do with the eventual monotony of a play whose structure seems predetermined.
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Now it appears that they are taking a third bite at the apple in an effort to reach a predetermined outcome.
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If everything is predetermined to go his way, then why should I be impressed by his masterful cunning or physical abilities?
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Futures contracts allow investors to agree to buy or sell a particular asset at a predetermined price at a later date.
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The watch also has the functionality to alert him if she goes outside a predetermined geographic area, which he doesn't use.
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Sometimes this response is amplified when it's a portrait of someone not famous, a face that isn't burdened with predetermined knowledge.
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But whimsical detours are forgivable, especially when you remember that the objects — and not their owner — are the predetermined victors here.
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Banks offer the investment instrument to those willing to leave a deposit with the institution for a predetermined period of time.
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In these "minority" cases, Spotify would fall back on the ad technology it already uses, which relies on a predetermined ad.
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Baseball free agency will never unfold as it does in the N.B.A., where the players largely fit into predetermined salary slots.
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"It is a hasty, one-sided and biased report aimed at arriving at a predetermined objective," he said, according to Reuters.
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Selling a put is typically a bullish bet where the seller has an obligation to buy the stock at a predetermined price.
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While independent truck drivers typically have to negotiate the fare with the shippers, the price under Uber Freight is predetermined and guaranteed.
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By forcing those phones to call a predetermined 900-number that you control, 24 hours a day, you stand to make millions.
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If this launch occurred, the U.S. would have presumably retaliated with a barrage of nukes launched at predetermined locations across the USSR.
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We're really all just bit actors in an ensemble comedy, waiting to find our predetermined hand-casted match, and nothing is perfect.
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The programs cover treatment for the majority of people on dialysis in the state, often paying a predetermined set fee for treatment.
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"How can we possibly engage in any real dialogue if the terms and conditions of the conversation are predetermined?" the group wrote.
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Still my favorite way to travel is without an itinerary or predetermined goal, and the farther off the beaten path the better.
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Instead of looking at, say, where the yellow stripe splitting a two-way road is, the car's path is predetermined by mappers.
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There is a way things go in the game, predetermined by equations and probabilities and others things too boring to talk about.
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The outcome may be predetermined, but Narcos will make you sweat out each ambush, raid, and labyrinthine chase through the Medellin comunas.
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"But whichever action we take would be informed by the results of the investigation and not by predetermined conclusions," the official added.
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"You can't have any serious diplomacy under U.S. auspices if the U.S. has effectively predetermined the outcome of that process," said Rabbani.
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It has already been testing its delivery service, which travels on a predetermined route to avoid collisions, in the Australian capital Canberra.
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They, along with other recent appointees, appear to have a strong interest in steering the commission toward their predetermined conclusions and outcomes.
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In general terms, LTC insurance will pay a daily amount, up to a predetermined dollar limit and length of time, for services.
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Instead of exploring a vast open world, you're moving along a predetermined path and fighting a series of battles at each stop.
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These aren't skins crafted and created by an in-house team of expert artists, working in tandem to develop a predetermined look.
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Origins is an actual sandbox where I had to figure out how to take a target down instead of using predetermined methods.
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That is why — regardless of the weakness of the case presented — the conclusion of the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives seems predetermined.
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Every CEO in the renewable and conventional energy sectors must be candid that the future path is promising, but far from predetermined.
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Even today, teachers follow mandated curricula and predetermined lesson plans, and have little say in a school's budgetary and professional-development decisions.
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This care should not be restricted to a predetermined number of visits, but rather based on the acuity of the medical condition.
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"The Senate Republicans have predetermined the outcome, that this will be a he said, she said by taking that away," Murray added.
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Coin flips may seem random, but the outcome is governed by predetermined forces like gravity and the strength of your finger flick.
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Mass media manages to offer us a limiting, predetermined course of action for penis-and-vagina sex: foreplay, intercourse, male ejaculation, fin.
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That's a departure from the standard practice of comparing scripts that appear on a website to a predetermined list of unwelcome trackers.
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But part of the magic in the music is that its predetermined structures give way, unpredictably, to various sorts of spontaneous digression.
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Rather, Tonn's approach looks to promote the erotic nature of each gender without falling into a wide range of predetermined cultural traps.
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CNBC reports that Airbus is aiming to operate the craft along fixed, predetermined routes, with top air speeds of around 80 mph.
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The phone also might be configured to connect only with certain predetermined phone and data networks that are regularly screened against intrusions.
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Under the new system, voters could also vote at any voting center in Los Angeles County, rather than at predetermined neighborhood precincts.
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Individuals act within predetermined social roles, with little sway over the content of their lives except for a choice of character mask.
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Your fridge probably comes with a few predetermined zones — crisper drawers, cheese drawer — but you can create more with trays or bins.
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"This new article is little more than a continuation of your predetermined malicious personal agenda to 'take down' Mr. Robbins," they added.
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Others rebalance only when their set allocations deviate by a predetermined percentage from their desired allocation, say, 5 percent or 10 percent.
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"Any game has predetermined rules, and you can't change those rules after the game," said Enayatullah Babur Farahmand, Mr. Abdullah's running mate.
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While most video games keep the player busy on a predetermined course of action, open-world games allow greater freedom to explore.
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Every survivor of sexual violence must be taken seriously, and every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined.
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Is it okay to mess with the basic code of life just to keep up with some predetermined societal standard of genetic perfection?
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Puerto Ricans arriving on the mainland don't necessarily have a predetermined political affiliation because the political parties are entirely different on the island.
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We've watched Mr. Madoff and his key lieutenant, Frank DiPascali Jr., rig each month's statements so that they arrive at a predetermined gain.
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How much of our lives is predetermined by factors like where we grow up, our parents' income, levels of education, and so on?
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He believed history was a chariot thundering to a predetermined end and that the best that the charioteers can do is hang on.
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If Google decides that its browser will only allow ads that meet those predetermined standards, any website that wants to survive will comply.
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A defined, predetermined genetic change could thus be written into a genome: The mutant BRCA-23 gene can be reverted to normal gene.
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State propaganda across all media praises traditional Confucian virtues, most of which revolve around the notion of harmonious acceptance of predetermined, unchangeable hierarchies.
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The work was offered without a reserve (meaning there was no predetermined minimum offer), but was estimated to sell for around $20183 million.
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Sometimes it's hard not to feel like that myself, as if my future is predetermined and I can't do anything to change it.
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The animals, synced with the actors' voices, walk through their predetermined paths with a perfunctory stride; the environments look impressive but not breathtaking.
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Most ad blockers work by comparing the scripts they find on a website to a predetermined list they have been instructed to block.
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Reporters outside the government complex which houses the Supreme Court said her supporters were ignoring police requests to stay in predetermined protest areas.
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In contrast, Mr. Axelson operated from within city government to verify that every budget submitted to the monitors adhered to predetermined spending levels.
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With these algorithms, the monkeys could guide a cursor to yellow dots as they flashed green in a predetermined sequence — and fast, too.
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This broader, less predetermined, electorate is more up for grabs — and usually grabbed again by incumbent presidents, which is why they rarely lose.
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I think that's an important thing for him to kind of take what the defense gives you, and not have that predetermined thought.
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International overweight bag fees range from $50 to $200 depending on airline carriers and how much your bag is over the predetermined limit.
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It's important to distinguish between true science and politically motivated individuals who are simply invoking science-sounding terminology to justify a predetermined outcome.
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From there, the drone will fly along a predetermined route to a fixed landing pad at WakeMed's main hospital and central pathology lab.
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Some drafts are just like the actual NFL one you might watch on television, with owners/teams selecting players in a predetermined order.
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People form assembly lines to pass supplies across long distances, with protesters communicating what they need through a series of predetermined hand signals.
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Officials with the Interior Department pledge to conduct an impartial process, but environmental groups fear the new appointees are pursuing a predetermined outcome.
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It convinces us of painting as an ongoing inquiry and process of experimentation, rather than painting as a singular style or predetermined statement.
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"One hour before this predetermined bedtime set an alarm to signal that you should begin to engage in only quiet and relaxing activities."
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"It has to fit a predetermined idea of what men think is pretty, more specifically what Roger Ailes thinks is pretty," she said.
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In other words, all the money is issued up front and you repay the loan with fixed payments over a predetermined loan period.
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Engineers were hired and fired on the basis of their ability to realize an idea that Musk had predetermined had to be possible.
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This happens because we learn about them from history books, which weave narratives that retrospectively imbue events with logic, making them seem predetermined.
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Futures, which require an investor to purchase an investment at a predetermined future date and price, are not for all investors, Kinahan said.
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After evading Japanese authorities, Ghosn said on Monday that he would have been subjected to a rigged trial where his guilt was predetermined.
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With lots of the rivalries, you seem to suggest that some aspects of fandom are almost predetermined by age, location, or political alignment.
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In a draft format tournament, instead of starting with a deck of 60 predetermined cards, players begin with three randomized booster packs each.
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"The financial equilibrium of T2S depends largely upon all incurred costs being covered by the revenues generated over a predetermined period," the ECB said.
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In that sense, play parties are an antidote to hook up apps that enable users to unsee people who fall outside of predetermined parameters.
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This is a risk when you do science backwards, when you put conclusions before data: observable reality might not agree with your predetermined conclusion.
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During a test ride with CNBC, Ford used a car that was autonomous, however, it did travel along a predetermined and pre-programmed route.
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But since that specialization is informed by those predetermined village upgrade paths, most of your potential choices feel like they are being quietly discouraged.
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Further, CherryBlossom would allow the CIA to detect when a person is using their home network and divert the user's traffic through predetermined servers.
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Find a predetermined level where you think your favorite tech stocks would be worth buying and then wait for them to come to you.
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"Every member of the criminal organization had a predetermined task and role," Judge Suzana Mugosa said at the end of the 19 month trial.
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Still, it's not an entirely revolutionary feat for the car to drive on its own when it's on a predetermined route with staged scenarios.
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On November 19, Alexa will get the Send Message skill, allowing AT&T subscribers to text one of ten predetermined contacts using their voice.
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Predetermined schedules can also be set, so unlike with the iRobot mops, you don't have to be home to get the bot's cleaning started.
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It asks you 12 multiple-choice questions and if you get all of them right, you win or split a predetermined amount of money.
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However, according to the patent, the panic command can only be triggered by an input entered with a "predetermined finger or finger sequence," i.e.
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Lebanon was bound by its commitments to pay "maturities and interest at the predetermined dates without any other measure" Khalil said in a statement.
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Each offers a peak into the life of someone carving out new possibilities in a world that, this year, felt increasingly dark and predetermined.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN, the three moderates said the goal was to have a long overdue immigration debate without a predetermined outcome.
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Most of the other natural language APIs are free for tinkerers at the start and only start charging after a predetermined number of requests.
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Is the outcome so predetermined that it has to resort to kangaroo court tactics that would make North Korean leader Kim Jong-un proud?
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The first is that although integration may help patients, it does not always mean savings for the system, since the overall budget is predetermined.
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The lives we live—the children we have, the people we marry—are not predetermined or specially right because they happen to have happened.
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He voiced his concerns over having to follow a predetermined schedule instead of using his judgement and deciding how best to water the plants.
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But there is no predetermined set of features that can satisfy the emotions of all buyers, and what makes drivers happy changes over time.
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The remaining $35 million will be distributed over time to nonprofit and small businesses that have been largely predetermined, according to a company spokesperson.
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That his fate is predetermined doesn't lessen the impact when he falls to the ground, looking like a corpse in a crime scene photo.
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Waver can autonomously map a predetermined section of riverbed, moving like a Roomba across the water in segment sweeps to build the full picture.
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DNC rules require all states to allocate their pledged delegates proportionally, both statewide and at a predetermined district level (most commonly by congressional district).
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But I'm no dummy, which is why I do it passively, meaning my investments track a highly diversified, predetermined index and stick with it.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum on Thursday, Ma said he felt his name has become an electronic "IP" address, laden with predetermined expectations.
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It was also making him even more suspicious of conversations (political or otherwise) "where one or both people have a predetermined conclusion," he said.
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The new policy, which was agreed to by the league and the players union and was adopted in August, does not have a predetermined penalty.
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Green called the report "the predetermined and inaccurate output of a biased and unfair process" and said the sale had been made in good faith.
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If those actions went against predetermined plans for how agencies' money could be spent during the shutdown, whoever made the decision could be in trouble.
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The concept differs significantly from most city bikesharing programs, like London's Boris Bikes, which require city-approved docks to be installed along predetermined commuter routes.
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Sam Graves, a Missouri Republican, cautioned against jumping to predetermined conclusions about the factors that contributed to the crashes, though he listed his main concerns.
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It all gets at this idea of a "good victim," of some predetermined, approved way a victim should behave in the wake of a crime.
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By shining colored lights in a predetermined sequence on the sheet, the engineers were able heat up and bend the shapes in a specific order.
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Workers will also be able to refuse, without consequences, an assignment outside predetermined hours or be compensated if the assignment is not cancelled in time.
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In another impressive demo, an origami robot folds into a predetermined structure when heat is applied and then walks away with the help of magnets.
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This happens when the prices of such components drop to levels where Apple can integrate them into a broader product line while maintaining predetermined margins.
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The VR Guardian system puts two wristbands on your arms that alert you when you're about to travel outside of a predetermined VR safe perimeter.
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An investor has borrowed money to put into the market, and if the asset drops to a predetermined price, it's sold off to repay lenders.
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This twist was reworked in BioShock to comment on the way that games pretend to offer self-determination, while guiding players down a predetermined path.
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" In a statement emailed to BuzzFeed News, Interior Department press secretary Heather Swift said that "insinuating any predetermined results based upon a review is premature.
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Workers will also be able to refuse, without consequences, an assignment outside predetermined hours or be compensated if the assignment is not canceled in time.
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Authorities say parents would pay the man a predetermined amount which he would funnel to an SAT or ACT administrator or a college athletic coach.
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But to use the rules, the plan cannot increase the long-term deficit by more than a predetermined amount, without taking economic growth into account.
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They run in set patterns, in predetermined directions, the fluidity that seems to come so naturally a product of intense work on the training ground.
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His assertion that he told Pence ahead of time to leave if any players took a knee essentially confirmed that the early departure was predetermined.
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For "Nanook" — an account of an Inuit struggling against nature in remote Northern Quebec — Flaherty (1884-1951) hired indigenous locals to perform a predetermined narrative.
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"The State Department is currently undergoing an employee-led redesign initiative, and there are no predetermined outcomes," a spokesperson told Foreign Policy in a statement.
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Participants must be U.S. citizens and will have to submit to a background check before being turned loose on a predetermined public-facing computer system.
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Before an amphitheatre of soulless, virtual eyes, it must be clear to Serge that he has already been judged and that his fate is predetermined.
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Berger advises finding a budget system, like envelope budgeting: allocating a monthly, predetermined amount of cash for each expense and putting it in an envelope.
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The Super Bowl is held at a predetermined location each year and next season's championship game will be held at Tampa Bay's Raymond James Stadium.
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It is the latest major legal effort arguing that gerrymanders have become so egregious they are subverting democracy and creating legislative races with predetermined results.
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And no voter — not even a Republican in Massachusetts or a Democrat in Nebraska — would be locked into a district where the outcome is predetermined.
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You can continue living in your home for a predetermined period before you distribute the home to your beneficiaries or a trust in their names.
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You go to predetermined pick-up spots to fill your car with enough bodies to commute through the carpool or high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes.
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The agency isn't able to run a review on every connection in America, so it's forced to rely on a predetermined sample of representative homes.
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A co-pay should be outlined in your health-care plan as a predetermined amount of money you would pay when you receive medical care.
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And yet, we are still going to move forward in time, and we are still going to take the actions we are predetermined to make.
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Individuals determined to be carrying firearms will not be allowed past a predetermined outer perimeter checkpoint, regardless of whether they possess a ticket to the event.
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A companion app, compatible with iOS 7 and above and Android 4.3 and above, notifies parents if their kids enter or leave a predetermined safe zone.
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The Zelda series originated with a large, open map that funneled into standalone dungeons that had to be completed in a specific order with predetermined solutions.
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Automatic transfers work by taking a specified amount of money from your checking account at a predetermined time each month and transferring it to your savings.
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This doctrine finds expression in the stop-loss—an order to sell a security, such as a company share, automatically when it hits a predetermined price.
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Investors forgo their principal when a virus reaches a predetermined contagion level, based on rate of growth, number of deaths and whether it crosses international borders.
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Indeed, this could be another benefit of selling the call option on Apple: It instills investing discipline by setting a predetermined level at which to sell.
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The site claims that Low's guilt has been "predetermined" by politics, noting that it would be impossible for him to get a fair trial in Malaysia.
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The process can be broken down into three steps: First, high-resolution imagery is gathered using a specially configured autonomous UAV navigating a predetermined flight path.
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"The Bank of Russia's new signal says that the decision in March is practically predetermined: the Bank of Russia will continue with policy easing," Isakov said.
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"Low will not submit to any jurisdiction where guilt has been predetermined by politics and self-interest overrules legal process," he said via email on Friday.
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Braithwaite's portrait of Lagos, with its seedy corruption and choking traffic and rigid family norms, makes that search for identity feel even more stifled, more predetermined.
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Never mind that cost-effectiveness only tells a decision-maker to minimize the cost of what may be a wasteful, predetermined and arbitrary action or policy.
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Substantial payment reductions were more effective at reducing defaults than payment reductions designed to reach a predetermined affordability target, such as a debt-to-income ratio.
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That's when they'll take to their predetermined secret locales, shoot would-be intruders, and do whatever it takes to protect their families and their stockpiled food.
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To prevent imaginary sit-down strikes against Victorian literature, we're willing to force students into a predetermined path where to deviate is to compromise academic integrity?
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Tepfer's work is a modern update of what Eno dubbed "generative music"—compositions that could go on forever, evolving according to a set of predetermined rules.
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She connects with a military veteran (played by a newcomer, Aaron Paul) and convinces him that humans and droids both live in cages, their lives predetermined.
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When this supersoap was combined with the automated processes of a 3D printer, the DoE researchers were able to print the water in any predetermined pattern.
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" This was the sort of sound that my grandmother regularly made responding to the predetermined plot twists of her favorite soap opera, "As the World Turns.
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The idea that some black people do not even possess knowledge of their own experience when that experience strays from the predetermined plotline is itself oppressive.
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Because, as the game forces you into ever larger melees, its action is increasingly predetermined by the levels of your character, the enemies, and your gear.
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And "Secret Life" leaves us in the shadow of the possibility that we're all marching in predetermined lock step straight off the edge of a cliff.
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They believe that the global climate scientific community is dominated by liberals, who give each other grants and research money based on fealty to predetermined conclusions.
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The outcome of the impeachment saga appears predictable and predetermined at this point: The Democratic-led House will impeach and the Republican-led Senate will acquit.
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"This is a 'ban first, study later' approach where the study is nothing more than post hoc window-dressing for a predetermined outcome," the complaint said.
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The internet made fun of Lyft Shuttle when it was announced because the service — a fixed route with predetermined stops — sounds a lot like a bus.
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China's consistent growth also reflects the government's constant intervention as officials try to reach predetermined targets for the country's economy — currently 6.5 percent growth or better.
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The administration's decision to eschew such predetermined abandonment will ensure that counterproductive elements within Afghanistan will be forced to operate in climate of fear and uncertainty.
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To help the organizing committee, the teams and the fans plan ahead, Rounds 235 to 3 may follow a predetermined bracket populated randomly from seeding pots.
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Mexico typically hedges using options, which gives it the right to sell oil at a predetermined price, even if the price on the market is lower.
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Mexico typically hedges using options, which gives it the right to sell oil at a predetermined price, even if the price on the market is lower.
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And as a Politico report noted, Biden's support dwindled when voters were asked to name their candidate of choice instead of picking from a predetermined list.
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A convertible note is a financial instrument that is issued first as debt, but then converts to equity under predetermined conditions, such as raising a priced round.
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This includes using so-called "parametric" structures, where insurance payments are triggered by a predetermined factor, such as an increase in water height, at a specified location.
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You can follow a predetermined path, but you can't say "let's go from A to B". And saving fuel is key when it comes to global warming.
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Drivers sometimes have a predetermined destination they'd like to go to, and if that's not in sync with your location, you'll politely be asked to fuck off.
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In a final study, we created articles that described personality as something that can evolve throughout the course of a lifetime, rather than as something that's predetermined.
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There is no predetermined period of time that an audience have to wait for us to get comfortable throwing gobs of money at the same movie again.
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Under it, states can apply for a grant, at a predetermined level, on behalf of the healthy adults who are in the expanded populations for Medicaid benefits.
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"The Trump Administration favored a predetermined political decision over the collective expertise of the State Department, disregarding the guidance provided by every other relevant office," they argued.
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Women whose individual histories, passions, and decisions carve out an idiosyncratic plot — not ones whose destinies are predetermined by a premise made musky by time and overuse.
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Medicare stopped paying hospitals whatever they claimed their costs were and phased in a payment system that paid them a predetermined rate tied to each patient's diagnosis.
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Although a federal filing says the sale was predetermined in March, it still occurred just before the company's third-quarter financial release that missed Wall Street's expectations.
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Despite the ingrained marked expectations, the path to the Fed moves is not predetermined, for the first time in a while, and the path remains data dependent.
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This has long been true for all users of Facebook and Instagram, for whom there is no option but to view posts in the algorithm's predetermined order.
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The trucks will then be given over to human operators at predetermined checkpoints, who will manually finish the route and unload the goods at their final destination.
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The one-person drones could be ferrying commuters between predetermined checkpoints by July; the agency showed off the vehicle at an event, according to an AP report.
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The Active aspect is limited by a predetermined set of choices (nodes) laid out by the storyteller, by which the storyteller has construed a variety of outcomes.
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The autonomous drone taxis will fly passengers on predetermined routes throughout the city, serving as more of a sky shuttle service than a true go-anywhere taxi.
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Although the course was predetermined, a Waymo employee in the car said that the software would react in real-time should something unexpected happen along the route.
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Ultimately Say Anything... is about Lloyd charting his own path, and doing it without adopting some kind of label or picking a pattern that's predetermined for him.
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Routes are usually predetermined to limit disruption to traffic, guard against damage to private property, and establish routes for egress should the event have to be ended.
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If you're among those who feel pressured, the best defense is a good offense — that is, a predetermined annual giving plan that you evaluate once a year.
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"I was already working in a commercial brewery, following predetermined recipes without the possibility of adding a personal touch or making any kind of change," Domingues says.
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Instead, like teenage existence itself, Class inevitably winds up feeling like a bland, predetermined cliché, trapped within its own narrative tropes like a juvenile stuck in detention.
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The person receiving the funds rotates based on an order predetermined by the organizer, and participants can arrange with the organizer when they will receive their sum.
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But in the women's division, the rest of the bantamweight cohort did not seem to matter unless they were facing Ronda, the predetermined champion and media darling.
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Agencies have been committed to reaching an agreement with the W.G.A., but, despite our best efforts, today's outcome was driven by the Guild's predetermined course for chaos.
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" The Association of Talent Agents, which represents major Hollywood agencies, said that the suit "confirms that the W.G.A.'s leadership is on a predetermined path to chaos.
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Several Mitchell scholars also fretted that they'd lost out on some of what college had to offer by sticking to predetermined scripts, sweating perfection and avoiding risks.
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Coming to Nintendo Switch and the Epic Games store in spring, the game has you leisurely stroll through an open world and tag walls at predetermined locations.
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The fully autonomous Ford will be able to handle all driving duties in a predetermined area — an area that's already been mapped with high-definition 3D technology.
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Whether run by franchisees or sole proprietors, the classes have a similar structure: An artist offers step-by-step instructions on how to paint a predetermined image.
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This will allow users to keep their video search and watch history on the platform for a predetermined amount of time before the data is automatically wiped.
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That ranges from the human-driven UberX car to a self-driving car on a predetermined route to a fully autonomous vehicle that can take you anywhere.
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We jet off to foreign countries, on dates predetermined by a higher power (yoga instructors, dietitians), to eat raw meals and practice downward dog alongside complete strangers.
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The remaining assets of the company as well as "predetermined obligations of the financial company" would be "left behind" in what essentially would be a bad bank.
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Height and body size, he said, are the only genetically predetermined traits that can&apost be altered much through practice and have a meaningful impact on performance.
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Such agreements meant that the interest rate on an adjustable-rate mortgage was always held above a predetermined level, regardless of how low central bank rates fell.
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For each, the knowledge turns out to be both a blessing and curse, and all must try to balance their desires and choices with their predetermined destinies.
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With his assistants, Zurbarán carefully planned his paintings, shown by how he built up predetermined colors for the fabrics through underlays that gave them depth and luminosity.
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But the PMORPH survey robot, developed by Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy and the International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning (IRID), couldn't get its cameras to the predetermined location.
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It does so using feedback from those actions to learn over time in order to reach a predetermined goal or to maximize some type of score or reward.
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The most intriguing thing about Total Extreme Wrestling that separates it from other managerial simulators is that you're managing a sport that yes, shock of shocks, is predetermined.
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But Google's proposal would require extensions use the declarativeNetRequest API, which leaves it to the browser to decide what gets blocked based on a list of predetermined rules.
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But the rebalancing itself should be done only when one or more asset classes gets off target by a predetermined amount, such as 5 or 10 percentage points.
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The company has said the trades were part of a predetermined stock sale plan common among chief executives, but the timing of that planned program is still odd.
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A strike call is a type of call option that allows an individual to buy shares of a security at a set price until a predetermined expiration date.
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A well-organized campaign will look at a calendar and plug in important events and dates that are predetermined and work toward trying to influence the outcome, i.e.
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The passed resolution warns county board members and other public officials of unspecified "discipline" for going outside a predetermined process for releasing information from an upcoming groundwater report.
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With the new sleep mode, parents can set predetermined times when the app can't be used on a child's device, such as at night, or during homework time.
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Given these events, Kennedy said it's apparent the board has initiated the rulemaking in an attempt to achieve a predetermined outcome it previously attempted, but failed to achieve.
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However, if stocks continue to rise, others will have the right to buy your stock at a predetermined price, which caps how much upside you can participate in.
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According to a copy of CerCareOne's terms and conditions obtained by Motherboard, customers were supposed to only connect to the service from up to two predetermined IP addresses.
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"Individuals determined to be carrying firearms will not be allowed past a predetermined outer perimeter checkpoint, regardless of whether they possess a ticket to the event," he said.
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These truck drivers drive for 14 hours, making a predetermined number of deliveries, and then take their federally mandated 10-hour rest break back in their base cities.
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The corner is deceptively hard to fill, because a couple of those down entries intersect with two theme entries, so two letters in each word are already predetermined.
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Oliver saw his own life and career in a similar way: neither predictable nor predetermined but susceptible to the unexpected, to new experiences, which he embraced openly, hungrily.
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That is, the agent will evaluate its every possible action based on how well it serves one predetermined goal—the closer it gets, the more "reward" it gets.
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It all could have worked better if the past two seasons had felt less like headlong rushes toward predetermined outcomes, at the expense of character and story believability.
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Knowing that a customer will buy electricity for years on predetermined terms eases uncertainty, "making the investment more attractive to a wider base of investors," Mr. Hunter said.
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If not, do the actions of the heroes and vigilantes really make a difference, or are they all little windup toys, marching on to their metaphysically predetermined end?
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Cramer argued that Comcast's $31 billion bid complicated the predetermined deal between Disney and Fox, upping the ante and potentially forcing Disney's hand to pay more for Sky.
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Situations like Saturday&aposs, with the Patriots trailing by one, needing one last drive to add another chapter to their legacy, have at times felt like predetermined outcomes.
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Under those pacts, FlowPoint pays a portion of the student's college fees, then is guaranteed a percentage of the student's future earnings for a predetermined period of years.
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Without confirming that the department was considering closing the cyber office, a State Department official told The Hill that "there are no predetermined outcomes" of the reorganization review.
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The hidden scandal of the Iraq War — the manipulation of intelligence to support a predetermined outcome — is now an overt political strategy to undermine a multilateral nonproliferation agreement.
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Such political prisoners are routinely denied due process under the law and are forced to participate in show trials in which verdicts are predetermined by Communist Party insiders.
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Biological essentialism is the belief that people of different genders, race, and sexual orientation are all innately, essentially different due to a set of nebulous predetermined biological factors.
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And so it seems almost predetermined that the most riveting art I encountered during my first few days in Sicily would be rooted in the transience of life.
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The Haases didn't just contract the women to fabricate predetermined designs but involved them from the start in visualizing imaginary animals and determining as well as executing the beadwork.
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Others prefer to rebalance only when a portfolio mix strays beyond a by a predetermined minimum percentage, such as 1 percent, 5 percent, 10 percent, of a target allocation.
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Unlike progression-style games that follow a predetermined storyline, "Fortnite" is designed in "sandbox" style, allowing players to roam freely and explore every corner of an open virtual world.
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Why aren't there also options for adjusting routines based on your local sunrise or sunset, or for scheduling routines to activate when you leave or arrive at predetermined locations?
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"A lot of people think they know what my point of view in a certain area would be, because they have predetermined what 'The Daily Show' is," Noah says.
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Waud did not respond to questions, but a spokesman at an outside firm representing Waud's private equity group said Waud has followed federal rules that govern predetermined stock sales.
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Yelp said it measured its chosen businesses against a basket of other predetermined categories — much like CPI — to adjust for seasonality, the presence of more businesses on its platform.
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Prospectors claim that Bloodborne has a set number of Chalice dungeons with specific layouts that it can pull from, and the game only selects these predetermined dungeons at random.
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What ends up on screen, however, feels like a listless march through predetermined points, with nearly every character seeming to shrug and give up — because hey, it's the finale.
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The 100 biggest "defined benefit" pension schemes — those that use a predetermined formula to determine what they pay out —have a funding deficit of less than $100 billion currently.
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"I liked the idea of a universe in which it feels like we're all actively plotting our courses, but really, your environment is such that it's predetermined," Dessa says.
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If you get all 12 questions right, you win or split a predetermined pot of money with other winners, which can be hundreds or thousands of dollars in cash.
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The committees' memo also says it appears the outcome of the investigation was "predetermined" in May, two months before Comey's press conference and before multiple interviews had taken place.
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So then it's about the process, and through the process, you go somewhere, you find your way in the painting — unless one has it all predetermined, which I don't.
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On Tuesday, Senate Republicans introduced a bill that would make Section 702 permanent rather than a program that requires regular review and sunsets after a predetermined period of time.
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NuTonomy launched its pilot last August, in which six driverless vehicles began offering rides, only from predetermined pick-up and drop-off points within a 2.5-square-mile radius.
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Although inspired by well known stories from Middle-earth, the results of battles at the event are not predetermined, and on several occasions the evil side has actually won.
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But sometimes, people don't take one of those two open slices; instead, they cut the predetermined pizza line and grab a better-looking slice that hasn't been exposed yet.
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Then, if you're still not seeing improvements after a predetermined period of time, you can be more direct with the employee in discussing their transition out of the company.
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At the end of the day, when picking your next company to invest in, you should try to stick to predetermined metrics and processes as tightly as you can.
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According to the ECB, the 2018 health check was not a pass or fail exercise as no predetermined capital threshold was set that would trigger a need to recapitalise.
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Then when the report came out and it did not fit their predetermined expectations, they turned on Mueller and read into the report findings that clearly were not there.
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The suit, which was first reported by the Financial Times, claims that the preeminent law firm helped Fresh Market's board run a tainted sale process with a predetermined outcome.
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On one side will be a massive and entrenched establishment, defending models that we now know were (and this is truly shocking) often adjusted to give a predetermined result.
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"Legislative activity in Congress has a bit of a predetermined life cycle in terms of when you have to start working on appropriations bills and those things," says Lewis.
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Korchnoi later claimed his accusation was a joke, but officials took it seriously, ultimately mandating that the same snack would be delivered to both players at a predetermined time.
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Officials were quick to say they didn't accept that figure as predetermined, and noted that high case counts in New York and New Jersey were pulling the projections higher.
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Term life insurance, or insurance that covers a person for a predetermined period of time which can range from two to 30 years, is the most common and affordable.
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A chemical manufacturer supplying the life sciences industry, Avantor shares hit the public market in May at a $238.49 billion valuation, towards the low end of its predetermined range.
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On Saturday, they began by accusing Democrats of conducting a witch hunt with a predetermined outcome: removing Mr. Trump not only from office but from the 2020 presidential ballot.
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The men decided to steer the vessel closer to shore — past a predetermined demarcation line that would stop the clock on their allotted 32-day yearly limit at sea.
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Instead, it has already telegraphed its predetermined verdict, which maintains loyalty to the president and the Republican Party rather than to the nation and the constitutional process of impeachment.
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In theory, doling out finished slices of a game at predetermined dates isn't entirely different from how a lot of games function already in terms of post-launch updates.
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According to the ECB, the 2018 health check was not a pass or fail exercise as no predetermined capital threshold was set that would trigger a need to recapitalize.
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Collier said his company's own probing found "incontrovertible evidence" that the EPA predetermined its decisions on Pebble, colluded with environmentalists, manipulated its science and lied to Congress about it.
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To harness this aspiration, just about every country around the world stages elections, but even where the result is predetermined, leaders claim to be ruling on their people's behalf.
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The government said in January it was not proposing to restructure the public debt and affirmed its commitment to paying all maturing debt and interest payments at predetermined dates.
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The police said the organized group had bribed the players to guarantee predetermined results and used the identities of thousands of citizens to place international bets on the matches.
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It might then fly out in front of the officer to detect possible dangers, flying at a predetermined height to provide an elevated view or illuminating a dark area.
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So is adding yeast nutrients, bacteria and enzymes, all intended to ensure the achievement of a wine that will fit predetermined specifications with a minimum of fuss and chance.
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Be smart: Each season, clubs that exceed a predetermined threshold ($197 million last year, $206 million this year) must pay a "luxury tax" on each dollar spent above that threshold.
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Most publicly traded companies have predetermined blackout periods that restrict trading in shares prior to and immediately after the company reports earnings as to avoid the appearance of insider trading.
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Others prefer to rebalance only when a portfolio mix strays beyond a by a predetermined minimum percentage — such as 1 percent, 5 percent or 10 percent — of a target allocation.
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The CME's Velocity Logic is designed to detect market movements of a set numbers of ticks up or down in a predetermined amount of time and halt trading if necessary.
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A put option contract gives its owner the right to sell a specific portion of an underlying asset such as a stock at a predetermined price at a set time.
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Future rate moves "are not predetermined" and will be guided by economic data and financial market developments "as they inform the outlook for inflation," the bank said in a statement.
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Animations are normally a predetermined set of canned motions, and while real enough looking in the right setting, can totally break the immersive experience when they stray out of bounds.
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If you're worried about using one too much, like Facebook, you can set a timer so that it won't open after a predetermined amount of usage in a single day.
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Those options aren't worth much in the short term because they can't be recouped for cash until after a predetermined vesting period — typically four years, Forbes writer William Baldwin says.
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While the corridors of the U.S. Capitol can be a media gauntlet, outside of predetermined media availabilities high-powered officials can usually go about their business without worrying too much.
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Through the use of text-to-speech technology, users can select from more than 7,000 predetermined words housed on categorized visual grids to get their message across quickly and simply.
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Lebanon said earlier this year it was absolutely not proposing any restructuring of public debt and was committed to paying all maturing debt and interest payments on the predetermined dates.
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Speaking for myself, it appears that the Administration was independently sizing the threat to meet the needs of a predetermined policy — precisely the opposite of a healthy intelligence-policy relationship.
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Participants must be U.S. citizens and will have to register and submit to a background check before being turned loose on a predetermined public-facing computer system, the Pentagon said.
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"Every survivor of sexual violence must be taken seriously, and every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined," DeVos said in a statement last month.
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What that means in practice is that regulators will be forced to set quotas according to a rigid, predetermined timeframe, rather than one based around scientific evidence or biological necessity.
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Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) on Sunday accused Senate Republicans of having "predetermined" the outcome of an upcoming hearing related to sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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In response to the report, a State Department official told The Hill that "there are no predetermined outcomes" in the redesign review, which Tillerson is aiming to complete by fall.
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A cop is not allowed to arrest people or issue summons in order to meet a predetermined goal, nor can he be punished for failing to meet an informal quota.
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Redzic said the Japanese and French partners were testing self-driving vehicles, and that any service would run on pre-mapped courses with predetermined pick-up and drop-off points.
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Divvy owns the home for three years, at which point a customer can either choose to move, or to purchase the house outright from the company for a predetermined price.
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Once you link the mirror to your Wi-Fi network and pull up the accompanying Simplehuman app, you can choose from five predetermined lighting modes, including sunny, cloudy, and candlelight.
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CDs are a secure choiceA certificate of deposit, also called a CD, is a bank-issued type of savings account that keeps money committed for a predetermined length of time.
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It's a classic question in science fiction: Is there such a thing as free will, or is choice itself an illusion, each decision beating the path to a predetermined fate?
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The phrases, which were taken out of context, did not involve fraud, and several investigations have cleared the scientists of allegations that they manipulated research to meet their predetermined expectations.
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This independence is especially important, where, as here, the attorney general appears to have had a predetermined point of view on whether Trump's actions could amount to obstruction of justice.
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But the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates requires candidates to have an average of 15 percent support in five predetermined polls before they can be added to the debate stage.
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Mr. Hamilton told Mr. Swalwell to drop the word "Russia" from the name of the commission to show Republicans that there would be no predetermined beliefs about what had occurred.
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The loosening in financial conditions, which followed Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's pivot away from a predetermined path of tighter monetary policy, bodes well for economic growth next quarter and beyond.
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A negative income tax credit is a form of economic welfare in which people earning below a predetermined wage level receive an allowance from the government instead of paying taxes.
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Derek M. SteinbacherAssociate Professor, Plastic Surgery, Director of Craniofacial, and Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, YaleFacial aging, and changes to bone, skin, and soft tissue are, in part, genetically predetermined.
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For digital currencies still in the market, the prospect of incoming supply - some with a predetermined schedule - could pose a challenge to their businesses given the current downturn in the market.
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Advice for conducting better interviews includes "flipping the script" to combat bias, setting a strategy and hiring criteria, and keeping a conversational flow focused on aligning candidates to a predetermined rubric.
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In the 1980s a third of these were "defined benefit" (DB) schemes, under which a company pays its retired employee a predetermined lump sum depending on tenure, age and past earnings.
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When WarGames debuts, it will be released as a series of episodes of predetermined length, and the story will progress regardless of whether you decide to interact with it or not.
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The shares were sold in accordance with a SEC Rule 2000b22-1 plan, which is intended to prevent illegal insider trading by allowing company executives to create predetermined, automatic selling plans.
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During any given "float," partygoers dance through the streets via a carefully chosen route, listening to a predetermined playlist on glowing headphones, just as T.J. did that rainy night in Harlem.
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Shogun World is a sequel, essentially, put together on a schedule for a predetermined, gore-hungry audience, and clearly, no one at Delos put much work into the place's narrative design.
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Instead of taking a predetermined sound or two and working within them, Tribulation seems to pull inspiration from every corner of the metal world and produce something that feels very unique.
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There are still linear missions involving a gruff man moving on a predetermined line, shooting people in the face at point-blank range, but they are the exception, not the rule.
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You can place encrypted phone calls over the free app, have huge group threads, send files, conduct video chats, and set messages to automatically delete after a predetermined amount of time.
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"Every survivor of sexual violence must be taken seriously, and every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined," Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said in a statement.
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The game, classified as a Stackleberg game, pits "leaders" against "followers," where a designated leader moves first based on a predetermined strategy, and subsequent players have to respond to that strategy.
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The bonds recovered this week on assurances the government is "absolutely not" planning to restructure the debt and is committed to paying its maturing debt and interest payments at predetermined dates.
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It will also let Android users set time limits for apps, which means users won't be able to access them after they've used them for a predetermined time during the day.
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Although Foerlev studied at the Sotheby's Institute of Art, her impeccable taste seemed almost predetermined: She grew up in a house built for her grandfather by the legendary architect Arne Jacobsen.
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"Every survivor of sexual violence must be taken seriously, and every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined," DeVos said in a statement earlier this month.
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It is used to "control access to the location and decide how to allow people to leave, perhaps through a predetermined spot," the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, a CNN newsgathering partner, reported.
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"Individuals determined to be carrying firearms will not be allowed past a predetermined outer perimeter checkpoint, regardless of whether they possess a ticket to the event," Hoback said in the statement.
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Chassen's goal is to use an app, Uber style, to allow users to hop in and out of the aircraft at predetermined locations at a cost of around $20 a flight.
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Some Americans invested so much hope in the Mueller investigation that they made plans to hold rallies in predetermined locations if Mr. Trump fired the special counsel and terminated the investigation.
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Only legacy contacts that have been predetermined can access the accounts after they've been memorialized, according to Facebook, but that doesn't mean they're the only ones who can memorialize the account.
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He's wagering, too, that enough voters whose allegiances aren't predetermined will balk at that — and will overlook his administration's dysfunction and his own indecency — to keep him in the White House.
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Will it be voters acting in their constitutional majority or will it be ruling class elites who seem content to abide by election results only when they ratify the predetermined outcomes?
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" Ablajan said that he was accused of "disseminating separatist ideology" and sentenced in 2018 to 15 years in prison -- a sentence Ablajan said was predetermined and came after a "sham trial.
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Believers of this false California wildfire conspiracy theory think that the US government shoots directed energy weapons, or lasers, from a plane in order to to start fires at predetermined targets.
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The loonie retreated after a speech by Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz, who said there is no predetermined path for Canadian interest rates, suggesting a third rate hike is not imminent.
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The outcomes are predetermined, and the performers/fighters do their best to keep each other safe, but scripted or not, getting kicked in the face is still getting kicked in the face.
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Available in three different styles, the bracelets not only record steps and calories but can also send text messages and GPS location to predetermined emergency contacts if the wearer is in distress.
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Rather than pay a financial professional large amounts of money to pick securities for them, passive investors simply pay a very modest fee to buy a broad, predetermined, diversified basket of stocks.
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The drone will fly along a predetermined flight path, monitored by a specially trained Remote Pilot-in-Command (RPIC), to a fixed landing pad at WakeMed's main hospital and central pathology lab.
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But rather than arriving directly at your door and then dropping you off at your exact location, the driver operates along a fixed route, with predetermined pick-up and drop-off locations.
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There are so many ridiculous deals out there — we're keeping track of the best of the best for you — but many of them won't drop until a predetermined time during the day.
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When a diabetes detection dog senses that their owner is in trouble, they notify them by performing a predetermined task, such as barking, laying down, or putting their paw on their shoulder.
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"It may be that particularly in the ethnically fractionalized countries, where the ethnic borders may serve as predetermined conflict lines, there is an easy and fast mobilization potential [for conflict]," he added.
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The game has a unique control scheme that takes your character through the environment on predetermined paths, switching to first-person mode to shoot enemies and collect their blood to level up.
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In its second giveaway, however, the company took a much quieter approach, by handing out each $1 million prize to a customer who entered a pre-determined restaurant at a predetermined time.
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The harmonious acceptance of predetermined hierarchies in Confucianism clearly favors men over women and husbands over wives, and this, too, has been a major about-turn in comparison with the Marxist past.
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CS: I began as a landscape painter and was going nuts trying to transpose landscape into painting — I wanted the energy of what I was seeing, but the form was so predetermined.
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That's not a value judgement, it's an Internet-predetermined truth—and come Friday, no matter how funny or smart or entertaining director Paul Feig's reboot is, it'll become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Cristoph Randler, a chronobiology researcher who has authored dozens of articles about the study of biological rhythms, believes that the preference for being up early is about 30 to 50 percent predetermined.
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In support of this possibility, the study found that fewer participants in the gradual quit group managed to actually quit on their predetermined quit day, as compared with the abrupt quit group.
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It'd be one thing if I were referring to the familiar framework these games fall under, but the illusion of choice while the story barrels to a predetermined conclusion isn't my problem.
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Public pensions issue annual member statements indicating the annual pension payments that participants can expect to receive at predetermined retirement ages, reinforcing the perception that those payments are fully guaranteed and funded.
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Furthermore, tactics such as so-called signature drone strikes — strikes that target certain individuals or groups, usually without knowledge of the target's identity, based upon predetermined signatures of behavior — can be counterproductive.
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They didn't ultimately tip the nomination to Clinton -- she won more pledged delegates than Sanders, too -- but Sanders' backers felt their early endorsements left many Democrats believing that Clinton's nomination was predetermined.
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The third bout, however, is definitely not legitimate; at least in the regard that the outcome will be predetermined as Rey Mysterio Jr. will be taking on Kurt Angle under WWE rules.
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The project in its current form offers museum visitors a ride into the facility via a fleet of driverless cars, which are summoned via a smartphone app from a predetermined pickup area.
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While the result may be just as predetermined and out of my control as playing the lottery, bingo feels more active, like if I pay close enough attention, I just might win.
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In recent decades, advancing technology has made it easier and cheaper to move ever greater quantities of sand from ever greater depths and deliver it with ever greater accuracy onto predetermined places.
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"In political psychology there's this notion of confirmation bias: that you have a predetermined belief about either an outcome or in this case whether a person is good or bad," she said.
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A spokesman for Mr. Low said in a statement last month that he "will not submit to any jurisdiction where guilt has been predetermined by politics and self-interest overrules legal process."
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Fluid media is sensitive to its environment; a deep breath, a shift in focus, a sound in the distance all impact the process causing the paint to sway from the predetermined path.
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Thus the usual method described is an interim analysis by a committee of scientists to see if the trial hit a predetermined early benchmark—exactly the kind of review that Broaden passed.
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"Every survivor of sexual violence must be taken seriously, and every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined," Ms. DeVos said in a statement announcing the regulations.
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"I hoped to find bipartisan common ground to censure the president instead of putting the country though a divisive and lengthy Senate impeachment trial with a predetermined outcome of dismissal," McAdams said.
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The fourth-year starter handled the first two series before Green, the son of former Pro Bowl quarterback Trent Green, played the next two series as part of NU's "medically predetermined" plan.
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His statement should use President Obama's maneuver of acknowledging the legitimacy of all viewpoints to create the impression of thoughtful deliberation, even when he had no intention of changing his predetermined position.
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That was easily Jones' worst play, but he had other shaky moments, including predetermined reads where he failed to see other receivers open and a near pick-six in the fourth quarter.
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But the normalization of social media platforms made it so that following or not following the norms and memes of internetspeak is more of a choice now rather than predetermined by age.
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Volunteers would use it to find sympathetic voters, knock on their doors, and ask them a predetermined set of questions, typically about whether they were likely to vote for a specific candidate.
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As opposed to the predetermined list of names provided for hurricanes, wildfires are named by officials according to the location or local landmark, including streets, lakes and mountains, where the fire broke out.
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"As has been stated previously, Mr. Low will not submit to any jurisdiction where guilt has been predetermined by politics and there is no independent legal process," Low's spokesman said in a statement.
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As a Pakistani son, Nanjiani is expected to marry someone his parents choose, and to have a predetermined career path — preferably as a doctor or a lawyer, and definitely not as a comedian.
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Media companies will need to come up with new strategies as technology works against predetermined bundled content, just as record labels were forced to deal with online music sales and services like Spotify.
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But this legal requirement does not come with any predetermined timescale (so) Scotland could avoid being forced to adopt the euro and the single monetary policy that comes with it for many years.
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"The propellers may be reconfigured at predetermined times during operation of an aerial vehicle, or upon sensing one or more operational characteristics or environmental conditions, as may be desired or required," Amazon said.
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Smart contracts are bits of code that automatically execute an action after certain requirements have been met—say, sending a slice of an app's profits to investors after a predetermined date has passed.
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Interestingly, in announcing these deals, both miners said that material would be supplied at a predetermined level below current market pricing in alignment with Tesla's goal to reduce the cost of its batteries.
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In this environment, Kaplan, an alternate voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, said that the U.S. central bank should be patient in removing accommodations and should avoid a predetermined policy path.
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With jumps in preelection-day snail-mail voting, foreign interference and even local corruption, too many people self-suppress their vote, believing that overwhelming numbers of already-decided voters have predetermined an outcome.
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The writer's task, Obreht knows, is to untether oneself from predetermined notions and stand like young Toby before old disturbances, imagining that something wholly unfamiliar might still be encountered in the distance. ♦
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Cooper, in effect, saw all of American (and global) capitalism as part of the same tightly controlled, well-oiled machine working in perfect and absolute concert to achieve a set of predetermined ends.
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We favor predetermined verdicts that have been arrived at by collective sentiment — a cultural style that accuses first, presents evidence often without questioning it, then makes a judicial finding and passes a sentence.
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According to Goole, an option is a contract that allows (but doesn't require) an investor to buy or sell an underlying instrument at a predetermined price over a certain period of time. Confused?
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I don't want my future to be predetermined from an online calculator, but in reality my father's previous jobs have definatley had an impact on what I want to do with my life.
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Prepping for a predetermined number of diners means no unnecessary daytime staff or having to send home a waiter and a cook when the dinner crowd turns out to be thinner than expected.
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Under a protocol set by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the authority opens gates to a certain extent when the reservoir level reaches a predetermined level, sending the excess water down the Sabine.
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Too many options make the game ponderously slow, with players never getting a chance to see the results of their decisions; too few choices mean that I have potentially predetermined the game's outcomes.
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Though the outcome of the rules fight was largely predetermined, the back-and-forth still lasted nearly 12 hours, with House managers and Trump's legal team making arguments for and against each amendment.
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"As has been previously stated, Mr. Low will not submit to any jurisdiction where guilt has been predetermined by politics and there is no independent legal process," the spokesman said in a statement.
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On social media, Facebook now allows users to write in their own gender identity on profiles and also provides more than 50 predetermined options, after users and LGBTQ allies clamored for more choices.
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It survived a descent referred to by mission controllers as "seven minutes of terror," during which time the spacecraft followed a series of predetermined maneuvers to slow it down enough for a smooth touchdown.
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"Individuals determined to be carrying firearms will not be allowed past a predetermined outer perimeter checkpoint, regardless of whether they possess a ticket to the event," a Secret Service spokesman said in a statement.
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With many banks, you can avoid a checking account fee by keeping a minimum account balance, direct depositing your paychecks, opening another type of account at the same bank, or following other predetermined guidelines.
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It survived a descent referred to by mission controllers as "seven minutes of terror," during which time the spacecraft followed a series of predetermined maneuvers to slow it down enough for a smooth touchdown.
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Finally, a company goes Token-only at a predetermined point-in-time or milestone when there is a shift of power with the centralized company being "time-bombed" or dissolved away via an ICO.
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Lastly, there's location tracking, which not only shows you where a child is via the location of their phone, but can send a push notification to the parent if they leave a predetermined area.
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Colon went 0-for-2 with two strikeouts during two plate appearances on Monday, and he said after the game that his strikeouts were predetermined — he even told the opposing catcher ahead of time.
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In Improbable Destinies: Fate, Chance, and the Future of Evolution, Losos decided to explore the question of the extent to which evolutionary fate is predetermined versus whether it's a quirky outcome of particular circumstances.
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The show hasn't been the same since, with the plot inching toward an unsatisfying and predetermined end game in which all the best moments feel overwrought, telegraphed, and better done in graphic novel form.
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The proof comes in the form of early studies in which participants agreed to perform a predetermined pattern of eye movements in their dreams that could be detected from the outside world, she said.
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CF Cameron Maybin was, despite stealing a career-high four bases and scoring four times on Friday night, not in the starting lineup, part of a predetermined plan to ease him back into action.
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He's just one player, albeit the flashiest of the lot, in a predetermined game, and it's hard to feel either scared of or in unwilling cahoots with him, when he confides in the audience.
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You are evolutionarily predetermined to want to hunt anything smaller than you, but you've been trained so well that you're not even leaping at the screen when this image of a squirrel pops up.
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Even people who are being drug tested for the DEA are not tested for CBD; in fact, federal employees can only be drug tested for certain predetermined compounds, and CBD isn't one of them.
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The Bank of Canada said the hike was warranted given unexpectedly strong economic growth in the second quarter, but said future moves are not predetermined and would be guided by data and market developments.
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In Jerusalem, Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement dismissing what it called an "absurd, hypocritical ritual" of singling out Israel for criticism in "predetermined" findings that ignored the reality on the ground.
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He simply wrote a memo that was presented as justification to fire him — to cover up a predetermined decision made by the president (based in part on the fact that Comey was investigating Trump).
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Unofficially, the mayor reports to the farm owners, who predetermined his election by ensuring he was the only viable candidate, according to Falko Ernst and Romain Le Cour Grandmaison, security researchers who study Tancítaro.
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In the brief, my state and the others argue that officials in Washington engaged in a pattern of discrimination to pursue a predetermined, personal agenda to block the export of coal through their state.
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"By reversing the previous administration's steps to ban one of the most widely used pesticides in the world, we are returning to using sound science in decision-making — rather than predetermined results," he said.
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Email monitoring that once flagged predetermined keywords can now scan every message for emotional cues, giving bosses a heads up if someone's likely to quit, or if they seem to be considering corporate sabotage.
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You can understand the history of the bead trade or intertribal powwow music but it won't get you far with Gibson because he is operating in an open structure that denies a predetermined reading.
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Billed as a "virtual sit-in," users navigated to the FloodNet website at a predetermined time, and through a simple Java tool, were directed to a targeted website that would reload constantly, every few seconds.
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They can be either a man or a woman, they come with no predetermined allegiances, and they have some kind of latent power that most people don't know about in the beginning of the game.
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Instead of a rigid, predetermined format, the process needs to be community-driven by design — ensuring traditionally marginalized communities are front and center in this conversation, not only the elites who already hold the microphone.
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The L0pht developed the idea of responsible disclosure — disclosing vulnerabilities to a company, giving them the opportunity to fix a security flaw in a product before the researchers publicly released it at a predetermined date.
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The feature is reported to work the same way on the Mac as it does on iOS — when you've reached your predetermined time limit, you'll get a notification and the option to close the app.
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It would be one thing if the park's guests were merely inserting themselves into a preset narrative, allowing hosts to spit back predetermined dialogue and storylines without straying too far from a handful of choices.
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While bitcoin has a hard cap on the number of coins that will ever exist, ethereum has no predetermined limit for the total number of coins that will be in the network years from now.
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"By reversing the previous administration's steps to ban one of the most widely used pesticides in the world, we are returning to using sound science in decision-making — rather than predetermined results," Pruitt said Wednesday.
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At a predetermined spot between the hillside slum where the route begins and the bustling urban street where it ends, two teenaged boys in baggy clothes board the bus, retrieve the package and hop off.
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An impasse related to the candidates led Aberdeen Asset Management Plc, which supports both funds, to urge the adoption of a cumulative voting system allowing for voting on individual candidates rather than a predetermined slate.
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"Individuals determined to be carrying firearms will not be allowed past a predetermined outer perimeter checkpoint, regardless of whether they possess a ticket to the event," Secret Service spokesman Robert Hoback said in a statement.
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"By reversing the previous administration's steps to ban one of the most widely used pesticides in the world, we are returning to using sound science in decision making - rather than predetermined results," Pruitt had said.
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What's in store for the country after Maduro's re-election: With generalized irregularities before and on election day, Venezuela will remain a competitive authoritarian regime — one where elections are held but the results are predetermined.
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Every year, the core cast of Brooklyn's 99th Precinct try to prove they're the "ultimate detective slash genius" by stealing a predetermined item and being the last to have it in their possession by midnight.
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Of course, the economic outlook is uncertain, so monetary policy is by no means on a preset course and FOMC participants' projections for the federal funds rate are not a predetermined plan for future policy.
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"Amazingly, amazingly, some Republicans who were praising you just days ago for your independence, for your integrity, and your honesty, instantly turned against you because your recommendation conflicted with the predetermined outcome they wanted," Rep.
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But there are younger feminists, too, who wish #MeToo would focus on predetermined bad behavior, like rape, rather than rethink tolerated behavior, like sexual pressure, and bristle at suggestions of a connection between the two.
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An important difference is that instead of teleporting wherever I wanted like I could in Budget Cuts, in Bullet Train I could instantly teleport only to predetermined spots around the level by pointing at them.
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Instead of programming a robotic arm to maneuver its screwdriver to a predetermined set of coordinates above a circuit board, Bright Machine feeds its systems pictures of what the finished circuit board should look like.
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Immigrants and their family members filed a class-action lawsuit in March, alleging the government terminated protections for Sudan, El Salvador, Haiti and Nicaragua as a result of a predetermined agenda that violated the law.
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Shootings like the one that killed Nicholas have prompted a small and emerging movement to make guns "smarter" — in other words, to include technology on the gun that allows only predetermined people to fire it.
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Particle physics experiments create so much data that they have triggers—initial detectors simply to tell the experiment to keep all of the data in the collision or throw it all away, based on predetermined parameters.
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NOTES: Despite stealing a career-high four bases and scoring four times on Friday night, Angels CF Cameron Maybin was not in the starting lineup, part of a predetermined plan to ease him back into action.
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Cases like Hernández's "are viewed with a lot of prejudice, starting at the hospitals, where women who arrive bleeding are seen as abortistas, denounced to the authorities, and processed under a predetermined idea," added Rogel Zepeda.
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PEOPLE talked to Crispen and Rummans exactly a week after the season ended and tried to get some answers as to whether Crispen would've prioritized his blossoming love for Rummans over his predetermined commitment to Clark.
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Still, ECB policy is not predetermined based on a split between doves and hawks, so it will evolve based on economic circumstances, Villeroy, who sits on the ECB's Governing Council, told a business conference in Frankfurt.
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Petrobras, as the firm is widely known, is also developing a payment card system to allow clients such as truckers and truck fleet owners to purchase certain products at predetermined prices, it said in a statement.
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Given the runners are expected to lose two litres of fluid over two hours, the right hydration at the right time is predetermined and delivered by mopeds, making it possible for the runners to maintain pace.
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Although computers have gotten pretty good at 3D rendering moving objects in the last few years, this motion is usually only occurs within a strict and predetermined range, and may still involve hours of post-processing.
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The tank bursts at a predetermined height above the ground, spreading a cloud of fuel that covers a wide area—potentially a hundred acres or more—and also fills enclosed spaces such as buildings and tunnels.
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Financial market analysts criticized the Fed for blindly sticking to a predetermined plan rather than reading the new realities of a weakening global economy, rising uncertainty about trade negotiations with China and a disruptive government shutdown.
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Since October, Waymo has been testing fully autonomous cars on roads in and around Phoenix without a safety driver, unlike other companies who have been conducting their tests on predetermined routes or on a demo track.
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Fed policymakers had long insisted they were "data dependent" in their decision-making, but the most recent trajectory has looked more like a predetermined path toward normalization from the extreme accommodation that began in late 2008.
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With teams playing only 12 games each regular season, and with most of those games dictated by predetermined conference commitments (eight or nine, depending on the conference), programs have control over few spots on the schedule.
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When interviewing candidates, offices should use a predetermined set of interview questions to ask each candidate in order to provide a fair and equal interview focused on the skills and qualifications necessary to perform the job.
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The predetermined policy goals of the Trump administration drove an analysis that overstated both the safety benefits of the proposed Trump rollback and the costs from introducing these more rigorous standards with the 2025 model year.
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"More than directing the market to a predetermined pathway for rates or a commitment to a precise level of the target rate, the Committee has renewed the Fed's longstanding policy position of data dependency," she said.
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It relies on a succession of legal arguments, procedural gambits, and factual claims that, in toto, look retrofitted to support a predetermined policy conclusion: minimizing or avoiding regulations on fossil fuel power plants, at all costs.
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Only six autonomous vehicles — Renault Zoes and Mitsubishi i-MiEVs modified by MIT-spinoff NuTonomy — will be offering rides, and only then from predetermined pick-up and drop-off points within a 2.5-square-mile radius.
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There is little patience now for such a rigorous yet receptive moral and intellectual style; these days we prefer ringing moral indictment, the hallmarks of which are absolute certainty, predetermined ideas and conformity to collective sentiments.
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That money grows for a predetermined period at a rate that is relatively easy to explain and understand (that's the "fixed" part); then you can turn it into a regular check for life if you'd like.
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By giving every student the freedom to attend the school of their choice, Republicans will make good on our belief that the quality of education for our kids should not be predetermined by their zip codes.
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For decades, she's worn the same outfit every day for a predetermined period — she's been wearing her current one for about three months — an extension of "A-Z Uniforms," a work she began back in Brooklyn.
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Critics say the commission is a pretext for Republican efforts to make it harder to register and to vote, and that it will reach a predetermined conclusion, that tough new rules are needed to prevent fraud.
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While a firm proposal has yet to be submitted, the process under consideration would allow any registered Democratic voter who couldn't attend caucus day – regardless of the reason — to vote by phone at a predetermined time.
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One of the biggest changes was the payment system: The government pays insurers a predetermined amount for each person they enroll in Medicare Advantage, rather than paying doctors and hospitals a fee for every service provided.
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While the ultimate outcome seems predetermined -- it's very hard to see 67 senators voting for Trump's removal -- that doesn't mean the way we get from here to there doesn't matter and won't be potentially politically consequential.
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They seized on a statement by one Democratic congressman that a fair map would give either party only a one-seat edge as evidence that Democrats wanted the map-drawing process to have a predetermined outcome.
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Senators are currently debating the format of their trial, with many advocating for one in which witnesses are not called since the outcome is largely predetermined with the GOP's 53-85033 advantage in the Senate. Sen.
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At predetermined distances from the shipwreck — ranging from about 300 to seven feet — one of the vehicle's robotic arms plunged a tube the size of a water bottle into the fine gray sediment of the seafloor.
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In many ways, voters' preference for Uncle Joe harks back to a time when a party's nomination often seemed predetermined once a candidate had put decades into public service and grown his or her name recognition.
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" Instead, the lawyers wrote, the investigation "was initiated and carried out for the specific, predetermined purpose of taking down Carlos Ghosn to prevent him from further integrating Nissan and Renault, which threatened the independence of Nissan.
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The hosts Rachel Sennott and Moss Perricone have turned their show into an interactive game: Whenever a guest performer does or says the thing the hosts have predetermined during his or her introduction, then everyone drinks.
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As the body positive movement continues to challenge the existing size options available for shoppers, brands are starting to innovate beyond that — specifically, considering what would happen if the idea of predetermined sizing was eliminated altogether.
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Or you could entangle a qubit over a long distance—if measured, the two entangled qubits could take on the same random answer when measured, impossible to be predetermined and impossible for a third party to know.
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The reason, I'd suggest, is serendipity, for mess requires a certain openness, a willingness to give over to improvisation, to respond to what is there rather than what has been predetermined, to learn more than to know.
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By carefully modifying the LFSR and its associated frequency table, Akesson was able to mathematically generate his melody as a function of the program, rather than telling the program to play a long series of predetermined frequencies.
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Computers are great at crunching numbers and running predetermined scripts at remarkable speeds, while brains—whether they belong to rats or humans—are proficient at generalized problem solving, particularly when dealing with new environmental and situational contexts.
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First things first—I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Corporate reports and reports aligning with corporate interests *always* treat automation as a predetermined phenomenon; as a force of nature rather than a business decision.
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CS: There is currently a fundamental difference in the way students initiate their process, because of its digital mediation, and because increasingly formal art education encourages them towards a predetermined concept of what the work must be.
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It's difficult to get a straight answer to the question of whether or not our sleep preferences are predetermined because there are so many factors that play a role—genetics, biology, environment, lifestyle, even our mental health.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese government is "absolutely not proposing" a restructuring of public debt and is committed to paying all maturing debt and interest payments on the predetermined dates, Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Sunday.
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Leitch sat down with Business Insider to talk about the pressures of jumping in a franchise like "Deadpool," how the looming predetermined movie release date brought lots of anxiety, and why test screenings really helped the movie.
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While this question will be ultimately decided by the court, there is no dispute that great pressure from the White House forced the FCC to engage in some serious legal gymnastics to reach a predetermined political outcome.
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"Individuals determined to be carrying firearms will not be allowed past a predetermined outer perimeter checkpoint, regardless of whether they possess a ticket to the event," the Secret Service said in a statement, as reported by CNN.
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In most cases, students seeking loan assistance must complete a predetermined amount of coursework, maintain a minimum grade-point average and have been employed at their respective employer for a qualifying amount of time to be eligible.
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" Predetermined floor patterns and exacting movements give way to shifts in pace and divergence from the mold as her performers — six women dancing in three intersecting pairs — tap into "states of anxiety, erotics, play, power and fear.
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Some experts believe the introduction of futures contracts, which enable investors to agree to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price at a set date, will lead to more institutional traders investing in the space.
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It also devalues the vote of voters who already reside in districts that were gerrymandered to destroy the democratic efficacy of voting in those districts, which were altered to achieve an outcome predetermined by the gerrymandering party.
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His predetermined path would lead him right past her spot in the government-owned plant, erected six months ago as part of the president's program for military hardware once built in the now-hostile territory of Ukraine.
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Meanwhile, the police arrested two people last week for claiming that the election's results had already been predetermined by the election commission and that Mr. Joko will be said to have won 57 percent of the votes.
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Companies could pick coverage that would pay when the deaths from an epidemic passed a predetermined threshold, or coverage that would kick in when a government body — anywhere in the world — ordered a shutdown or travel ban.
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Critics argue that private equity firms enrich themselves through dividends and other means — such as a standard 2% annual fee and 20% share of profits above a predetermined level — while the companies they buy sometimes go under.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Andre Agassi, one of tennis's better players and deeper thinkers, used to say that one of the things he found most maddening and fascinating about the game was that it had no predetermined finish line.
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Rather than being combative with reporters and each other, members on both sides of the aisle appeared resigned to the fact that the vote's outcome was predetermined, and were going through the motions to make it official.
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I ran — slowly — to do errands instead of logging predetermined miles: getting cash at the A.T.M., running to the post office a mile away to mail a bill instead of dropping it in the mailbox near me.
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When reached for comment on Thursday, the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, said he had not yet seen the video, but noted that the world leaders were gathered for a photo with a predetermined standing order.
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Over the years he has adjusted to a series of changes, including the development of a quota system that allows individuals and companies the right to catch, process and sell a predetermined amount of fish each year.
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Now a new trend is emerging: Speed caps, in which a vehicle's software restricts an engine or motor from accelerating past a predetermined threshold, are being built into cars, e-scooters and e-bikes to improve safety.
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The company would then receive a check from the US government, the size of which would be a predetermined multiple of the approved research costs, with a larger multiplier in areas where new drugs are especially needed.
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The drones were told where the roads were and where they were allowed to fly, and then automatically plotted their own routes between predetermined start and end-points, all while avoiding collisions — both midair and on the ground.
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This included "commendation of the government's rigorous adherence to the implementation of targeted reform measures according to predetermined timetables, with delivery of the $2 billion fifth tranche of the IMF loan expected in January 2019," the statement said.
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Belkin, for example, has a line of Conserve-branded switches (from $6.99) that completely shuts off power to what's plugged into it — either with the flip of a switch or after a predetermined amount of time (from $9.99).
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But the outcome seemed predetermined: Mr. Ryan, who has dismissed the protest as "a political stunt," suggested in an interview on a Wisconsin radio program earlier Tuesday that he would not bring up Democratic proposals for a vote.
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Android P will introduce a "Do Not Disturb" mode that silences all notifications and a "Wind Down" function that turns the phone grayscale at a predetermined time so that people can prepare to go to sleep at night.
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The device can either do it automatically using a light sensor adjusting over the course of the day, or the user can set a predetermined bedtime for the system to switch over to a far more reddish hue.
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The Journal said in its initial report that the bet uses put options — assembled over months by Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley — that give investors the option of selling stocks at a predetermined price by a given date.
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They helped me see that when older people call students today oversensitive, we do the same thing that we accuse the college students of doing — jumping to a predetermined conclusion based on the action of a small group.
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The way it will end seems predetermined, and what Trump did with respect to Ukraine is clear, meaning its value lies in hearing the best — fact-based — cases for why the president does or does not deserve removal.
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Rule 210b25-21 lets insiders of a publicly traded company set up a predetermined trading plan to sell the company's stock in regular intervals, in a compliant way with the Securities and Exchange Commission to avoid insider trading.
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On the day of the dinner, 6,500 party-goers dressed in elaborate, all-white ensembles will gather at 553 predetermined locations scattered throughout the city, carrying their picnic baskets and lugging their own folding tables, chairs and tablecloths.
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In addition to using microtonality — a system in which the octave is often divided into dozens of pitches rather than the traditional 12 — Mr. Johnston sometimes used serial techniques, in which pitches were presented in a predetermined sequence.
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The concept was to achieve consistent price realisation, said a person involved at the time, as it leveraged its physical production to launch proprietary trading within predetermined risk limits, around pricing, as well as concentrates and refined metal.
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Routine measure As with Japan's numerous earthquake and tsunami drills, Monday's exercise saw volunteers respond to instructions sent by text message and loudspeaker informing them to move quickly and orderly to a series of predetermined, mostly underground, locations.
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But the EPA's Office of Inspector General reported last year that it found "no evidence of bias in how the EPA conducted the assessment" for the proposed mine, nor "that the EPA predetermined the outcome" of the project.
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"Invisible primary" comes from an influential 2008 political science book, "The Party Decides," which argued that all this behind-the-scenes activity to secure the support of party elites essentially predetermined who would ultimately claim the party's nomination.
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Ars Technica outlines some of the hackers' methods: One tactic involved using the publicly available Phishery toolkit to send targets a Microsoft Word document that was programmed to download a template from a predetermined server controlled by the attackers.
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These include so-called "parametric" structures, where insurance payments are triggered by a predetermined factor, such as an increase in water height, at a specified location - a quicker and cheaper process than waiting for insurers to calculate exact losses.
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In some cases, precincts with relatively similar numbers of delegates will have completely different levels of voter turnout, but this will not impact the number of delegates up for grabs at the end of the night — it's all predetermined.
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She went on and on about how these sexual assault cases lack "due process" for everyone involved, how the accused needed to know "their guilt is not predetermined," and how the "good intentions" of the previous administration weren't enough.
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With Flair, loss was always a built-in part of the narrative of predetermined sports entertainment, the satisfying, schadenfreude-sprinkled conclusion to all of the stylin' and profilin' sun of a gun's sinful hubris for the average wrestling fan.
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Another idea is to literally melt the lunar surface to create a kind of "autobahn" for lunar robots, allowing them to move around predetermined routes at higher speeds than would be normally available in the ultra-fine lunar surface.
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This would mean not banning major stockholders from selling shares during periods of market turbulence, not suspending the trading of stocks outside the use of predetermined circuit breakers, and therefore not creating the conditions that lead to moral hazard.
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The drug would stay in the body until it wore out, which would mean a person would wake up according to a predetermined schedule or perhaps an "antidote" could be developed that would cause a person to wake up.
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WWE spokespeople, for their part, would give statements to news media that largely acknowledged the genre's predetermined nature starting in 1985 at the latest, and explained that it was entertainment in order to avoid regulation under state athletic commissions.
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In any case, Strasburg, who has always relied on a strict routine and was shut down before the 23 playoffs because of a predetermined innings limit after he underwent Tommy John surgery, will not be available for Game 22.
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Beyond being able to control your lights from anywhere, an advantage to either type of system is the ability to set scenes with numerous fixtures dimmed to predetermined levels, and to schedule lights to turn on and off automatically.
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"I think these conversations are a way of coopting this space of programmed, predetermined conversation and setting up a situation where this person can contribute something unexpected, some kind of reflection on the material forced upon them," said Heath.
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"When work was predictable and the change rate was relatively constant, preparation for work merely required the codification and transfer of existing knowledge and predetermined skills to create a stable and deployable work force," explains education consultant Heather McGowan.
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If there is no term SOFR or compounded SOFR available, loans flip to an amendment approach, which allows an agreement to be reworked to replace Libor with an alternative benchmark, while CLOs continue down the predetermined replacement rate waterfall.
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It is a crackdown harsh even by the standards of the Sisi era, when Egyptian jails have swollen with his political opponents, elections are predetermined and the opposition has been all but silenced, making shows of dissent extremely rare.
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There's nothing "special or pleasant" about Putin's winning, there's no "achievement" in winning a rigged election, and there's no "pride" or "satisfaction" to feel from a predetermined outcome (these are all the reasons the dictionary give for "congratulating" someone).
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As the runaways rebuild their relationships, we see the fragile infrastructure of this group; Alex as a reluctant leader, Gert as Molly's protector, Chase and Karolina following a predetermined path to power couple-dom, Nico trying to ignore her feelings.
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Instead of plastic bricks, Labo uses cardboard cutouts that you fold and fit together into predetermined designs, called Toy-Cons, like a fishing pole, a piano, or a visor and backpack with attachments that make you look like a robot.
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Then comes the next loophole: What if the random-number generator determining the measurement angle isn't really random; what if what we see as randomness has actually been predetermined by the laws of physics that brought humans to this point?
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He made further statements to show that the Federal Open Market Committee, which sets interest rates, does not have a predetermined idea for where rates should be and will be making policy decisions instead on developing economic and financial conditions.
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The fleeting popularity of technical memes is predetermined by their own formulas, and their tendency to go viral is less a surprise or an accident, than the correct answer to a question that can be solved with a little work.
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Given the rowdy atmosphere around Twenty20 matches, he can expect to hear plenty of shouts of 'no ball' — the offense he committed in 2010 when he overstepped the bowler's mark on deliveries predetermined with a fixer — whenever and wherever he bowls.
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According to the filings, Zuckerberg's share sales are part of a 10b5-1 plan, a rule established by the Securities and Exchange Commission that allows public company insiders to sell a predetermined amount of stock at set periods of time.
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What must be conceded, however, is that a sizable chunk of the U.S. electorate does not use this metric to assess the president and instead judges Trump through a prism of predetermined conclusions about the man's inherent trustworthiness and competence.
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The company announced earlier this year that there is no predetermined list of publications that are eligible to appear in the Trending Results page and that trending topics and publications featured will be based on algorithms that combine popularity and engagement.
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That's why Google is now running its search engine with help from machine learning, augmenting its predetermined search rules with deep neural networks that can learn to identify the best search results by analyzing vast amounts of existing search data.
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What's most alarming about the paper is that it takes this warming as a predetermined fact and, rather than advocating for change, uses it to justify not improving fuel efficiency standards after 2020, resulting in an increase in greenhouse gas emissions.
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"SLEEP APNEA AVOIDANCE PROCESS AND APPARATUS" Patent description: A sleep apnea avoidance process includes selecting a pillow having a pair of sides, angled at a predetermined angle and shaped to hold a person's head face down on one side thereof.
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After more than three hours of debate, most committee members seemed satisfied with a "third way plus" plan that would only let superdelegates vote on the first ballot for president if the outcome is already predetermined by the pledged delegates.
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The EPA administrator has spent his tenure attacking science by appointing corporate cronies to consulting boards, relying on sham science in rolling back public health and environmental protections, and ignoring science when it gets in the way of his predetermined goals.
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"While they stick to knocking down their own straw men and trying to prove their predetermined political conclusions, Republicans are following the facts and working to provide answers to the families of the victims and the American people," he added.
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"By reversing the previous administration's steps to ban one of the most widely used pesticides in the world, we are returning to using sound science in decision-making – rather than predetermined results," EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said in the statement.
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"The arrival of a new prince or princess highlights the unfairness of the hereditary principle for the millions of children told they'll never be good enough and for the baby whose life has been predetermined," anti-monarchist group Republic said.
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The purchase of 15,000 put options — which essentially allow people to sell their stock at a predetermined price — would have allowed the man to make a substantial profit in the event of a big drop in Dortmund's share following the bombing.
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The head of the New York City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, Patrick Lynch, accused her of trying to take a "third bite at the apple" after two investigations had failed to reach what he called a "predetermined outcome" implicating Officer Pantaleo.
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"We conclude that the 2012 map dilutes the votes of Democratic voters by packing and cracking them into districts that are so skewed toward one party that the electoral outcome is predetermined," the judges wrote in their 301-page decision.
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A federal court on Friday tossed out Ohio's congressional map, ruling that Republican state lawmakers had carved up the state to give themselves an illegal partisan advantage and to dilute Democrats' votes in a way that predetermined the outcome of elections.
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" The understanding that it could have worked out differently, that humans might never have come to be, "made life seem all the more precious and a wonderful, ongoing adventure … not fixed or predetermined, but always susceptible to change and new experience.
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Unlike credit cards that charge variable interest rates and come with fluctuating payments that vary depending on how much you spend, personal loans let you borrow a predetermined amount of money with a fixed interest rate and a fixed repayment period.
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Singapore Grand Prix said disposable masks, which cover the nose and mouth to protect the wearer from breathing in small particles of haze in the air, will be available for sale at merchandise booths if the pollution hits certain predetermined levels.
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The U.S. Department of Labor in an opinion letter issued on Tuesday said that per-project payments count as a worker's "salary" for the purposes of determining eligibility for overtime pay, as long as the payments are regular and predetermined.
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But the criminals designed their ransomware to increase the ransom amount on a set schedule and threatened to erase the hostage data after a predetermined cutoff time, raising the urgency of the attack and increasing the likelihood that victims would pay.
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"I think of Jasmine, and many of my characters, as being people who are pulling themselves out of the very traditional world in which their fate is predetermined, their destiny resigned to the stars," she told the magazine Bomb in 1989.
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The EPA's Office of Inspector General (OIG) said it found "no evidence of bias in how the EPA conducted the assessment" for the proposed Pebble Mine, nor "that the EPA predetermined the outcome" of the biological assessment for the project.
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The Office of Inspector General found "no evidence of bias in how the EPA conducted the assessment" for the proposed Pebble Mine, nor "that the EPA predetermined the outcome" of the biological assessment for the project, the agency announced Wednesday.
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Currently, the best available option for seamless control of type 1 diabetes is an insulin pump that stops delivering the hormone into the body whenever a separate continuous glucose monitor gets a blood sugar reading below a predetermined threshold, Breton noted.
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For Jewish American girls in Jewish American places — summer camps, Hebrew schools, the suburbs of New Jersey — her image sets forth a list of inelastic rules, a predetermined path through the dark of adolescence into the flames of female Jewish life.
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