For creatures like us, self-preservation was always also social preservation.
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That reptile brain is interested in one thing: self-preservation (not the preservation of the Oscars, not the preservation of the teams that worked on "La La Land" and "Moonlight," and not the preservation of Dunaway).
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The Historic Preservation Fund (HPF), added to the NHPA in 1976, created a discretionary appropriation of $150 million annually for grants to help state historic preservation offices (SHPOs) and tribal historic preservation offices (THPOs) upgrade their documentation and preservation efforts.
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These landmark bills established the National Film Preservation Board and the National Recording Preservation Board respectively to advise the Librarian of Congress about national preservation policy and help the Library develop and disseminate preservation and production standards for at-risk works.
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Officials from the Brain Preservation Foundation, a nonprofit that funds brain preservation research, just awarded its five-year old "Small Mammal Brain Preservation Prize" to 21st Century Medicine.
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The Library promotes preservation in other ways as well, aiding institutions in the preservation of their own collections, helping establish national preservation standards and policy, and generally raising awareness.
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A whole-body preservation costs upwards of $200,218, while a head-only preservation costs $21990,22013.
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Beyond preservation — insuring the safety of a thing — keeping can be an act of self-preservation.
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To upkeep this art, the Woodlawn Conservancy has numerous preservation initiatives, like its Preservation Training Program focused on at-risk youth ages 18 to 24, who learn about stone masonry in historic preservation.
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These new groups focus on the preservation of green spaces, litter collection, recycling, urban beautification and historic preservation.
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Alcor charges a minimum of $80,000 for preservation of the brain and $200,000 for whole-body cryonic preservation.
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It has supported preservation efforts at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and has provided preservation grants for the Save America's Treasures program and the Preserve America program.
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What does worry her, however, is a difficult preservation in the event of an accident, or a botched preservation.
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Historically, but even to this day, hunters are very much involved with wildlife preservation and the preservation of habitat.
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David J. BrownWashingtonThe writer is executive vice president and chief preservation officer for the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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"This is a really unique opportunity from a preservation perspective because it is an unregulated property in downtown Manhattan," said Kim Darga, an associate commissioner of preservation at the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
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The National Film Preservation Board, which helps select the films, was established by the National Film Preservation Act of 1988.
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"Corn ethanol has pretty big impacts on water quality, on soil preservation, on habitat preservation and on climate," he said.
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"We retooled the preservation program," said Louise Carroll, associate commissioner for housing incentives of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
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"We're still keen on film preservation," explains Leggett, citing the high cost of preservation for those falling outside big studio productions.
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Thankfully in the tug of war between extraction and preservation, preservation won out in places like Muir's beloved Sierra Nevada forests.
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But the work sheets are not only for the self-preservation of the teacher; they're also for the preservation of the substitute.
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This act extends the National Film Preservation Act of 2900 and the National Recording Preservation Act of 220006 through fiscal year 2202.
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He was the recipient of several distinguished awards, and in 1988 established the Keepers Preservation Education Fund to provide scholarships in preservation.
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"The preservation of a deserving sight line is just as important as the preservation of an iconic historic landmark," Ms. Berman said.
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Earlier this month, the Brain Preservation Foundation (BPF) announced that the final phase of the Brain Preservation Prize has been won by a cryobiology research team led by Robert McIntyre (Disclosure: I am an adviser to the Brain Preservation Foundation).
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Alcor is currently charging $200,000 for full-body preservation, $80,000 for brain-only preservation, and other providers charge lower but still significant fees.
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The second option optimizes the preservation of the organic body in a revivable form, at the expense of the accurate preservation of the connectome.
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Since then, the preservation groups had been working to explore multiple strategies to preserve the building in situ, including finding a preservation-minded buyer.
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In response, architecture preservation group Docomomo US announced Monday that it has filed a Request for Evaluation (RFE) with the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC).
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Huge "This Place Matters" banners are currently hanging on Federal Hall, part of the 2016 Preservation Month organized by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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"When you step inside of the silk mill, you are really stepping back in time," said Margaret De Arcangelis, former director of preservation at Preservation Maryland.
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Rafael E. Cestero is the President & CEO of The Community Preservation Corporation, and former commissioner of the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
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Congress established the National Register of Historic Places under a 1966 historic preservation act aimed at coordinating preservation work and highlighting the nation's most historic sites.
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Rafael E. Cestero is the president and CEO of The Community Preservation Corporation, and former commissioner of the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
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Donaldson, a preservation architect who was President Barack Obama's appointee as chair of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, has made saving old buildings his life's work.
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"For decades the preservation of churches has been a major issue," said Andrew Dolkart, a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
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A vice president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, he taught and started preservation programs at Columbia University, the University of Maryland and the University of Hawaii and wrote the discipline's first leading textbook, "Keeping Time: The History and Theory of Preservation in America," originally published in 1988.
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He said the board did not prioritize the preservation of Amish farms, and added that high-density developments like Oregon Village were better for preservation as a whole.
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I think you should invest -- capital preservation, I'm not going to tout my funds but I think the -- capital preservation means high quality, lower volatility, lower duration bond funds.
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"In many ways, Dr. Murtagh gave preservation in America itself a history," Stephanie Meeks, president and chief executive of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, said in a statement.
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"The area where tissue samples are usually listed – usually with client, sample description, sample ID, type of preservation, and the date and time of preservation – is all blank," she said.
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"Nashville doesn't have preservation tools that other cities use as a matter of course," Carolyn Brackett, senior field officer for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, told The Tennessean last summer.
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Johnson Education Center, D & R Greenway, One Preservation Place.
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Back in 2015, we reported on how the same team, led by Robert McIntyre from MIT and Greg Fahy from 21st Century Medicine, was awarded the $26,735 Small Mammal Brain Preservation Prize, which is run by the Brain Preservation Foundation (BPF), a not-for-profit with the goal of furthering research in brain preservation.
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Regulations directing the Forest Service to carry out the National Paleontological Resources Preservation Act of 2009 — which seeks to curb the theft or collection of fossils on public lands but does not contain specific preservation mandates like those in the National Historic Preservation Act — were established in April, Ms. Ottaviano said, adding that the agency was considering additional staffing.
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The most prominent musician to advocate for sound preservation on broader historical grounds is the singer-songwriter Jack White, who donated $200,000 to the National Recording Preservation Foundation and sat on its board.
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An annual initiative of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the rankings released this week are intended to raise awareness of sites that have local preservation crises and give them a national platform.
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She has led restoration and preservation efforts in the residence.
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We know about both thanks to different methods of preservation.
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" Gundlach said his best idea for 2019 is "capital preservation.
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation is a private nonprofit.
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Its annual endangered places list can mobilize support for preservation.
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" He said his best idea for 2019 is "capital preservation.
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The country's historic preservation institute reports to the Culture Ministry.
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Preservation is also a huge unspoken part of this book.
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Fermentation is the world's oldest method of storage and preservation.
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"The dog was in preservation and protection mode," Weiss said.
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War effectively secured an intended result: the preservation of staggering
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"Preservation is important, but in an evolving way", Holland notes.
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Big things are happening in the world of wildlife preservation.
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The project had been approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Bolsonaro has promised gainful employment and the preservation of their
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Coravin Model Two Wine Preservation System, available on Amazon, $285
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They'd be wise to add wilderness preservation to the agenda.
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Should "child protection" be the guiding principle, or "family preservation"?
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"Most preservation work happens on the local level," she added.
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Technology is playing an increasingly powerful role in language preservation.
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Sushi began as a fish preservation method in southeast Asia.
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Lancaster's zoning is a patchwork of development and preservation districts.
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But preservation rules mean its exterior cannot be easily altered.
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Then the political winds shifted and preservation became the priority.
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However, we are fascinated with the muscle size preservation effects.
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Could there be other factors aside from preservation at fault?
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Rafael E. Cestero is president of the Community Preservation Corporation.
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She's also working on a forthcoming book on seasonal preservation.
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Other buildings, which are listed for preservation, are being repurposed.
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Instead there's preservation: old shapes, stiff upper lips (or hips).
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Preservation Chicago announced its seven most endangered sites of 2018.
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Job creation or preservation of this magnitude is very unlikely.
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In recent decades, the cause of film preservation has made strides, spurred in part by the politicking and largess of individuals like the movie director Martin Scorsese, who has embraced preservation as a crusade.
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The University and George Eastman Museum currently offer a master of arts degree in motion picture preservation — the Selznick Graduate Program in Film and Media Preservation — administered through the University of Rochester Department of English.
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The new technique, called Aldehyde Stabilized Cryopreservation (ASC), not only won the Brain Preservation Foundation's Small Mammal Prize, but also demonstrated the feasibility of near-perfect, long-term structural preservation of an intact mammalian brain.
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Stephanie Meeks is the president and CEO of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the co-author of The Past and Future City: How Historic Preservation is Reviving America's Communities View the discussion thread.
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Preservation Hall Brass — the brass-band annex of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band — brought pure euphoria to its Saturday-afternoon set, mixing ensemble precision and rowdy improvisational outbursts in the magnificent New Orleans jazz tradition.
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Press play to find out more about her self-preservation journey.
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"The preservation of knowledge is the cornerstone of evolution," Braquenier says.
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CyArk's mission has largely been focused on preservation of these sites.
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Essentially, hurdle technology employs multiple food preservation techniques to combat spoilage.
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"This would solve the organ preservation and distribution issues," Klassen said.
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I think a lot of it is coming from self-preservation.
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It's a common misconception that deck department mainly does preservation work.
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The National Park Service is reviewing the park's historic preservation status.
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That is a huge difference especially when capital preservation becomes necessary.
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Preservation is one of the more common goals cited by Soulseekers.
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The growth of digital records has made preservation ever more important.
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The preservation of digital information is a cornerstone of good policy.
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Without preservation and renewal, the Earth's resources will run out eventually.
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It is the search for magic and the preservation of optimism.
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Those conditions are more severe and really, really difficult for preservation.
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I've done that for years and that's out of self-preservation.
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Donations to the Pope's Grotto Preservation Trust can be made online.
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A 150% crop of a larger photo to show detail preservation.
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation declared the area "endangered" twice.
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To start, Cramer pointed out that you must have capital preservation.
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There are wonders of mankind that are in need of preservation.
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Mr. Papert soon discovered a new career, in preservation and development.
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Goal 3, the Agricultural Lands Goal, called for the preservation of
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Robert Bentley's ouster -- signed the Memorial Preservation Act 11 months ago.
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There are five reasons why: preservation, access, revenue, kids and safety.
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DEREK BROCKBANK Executive Director, American Shore and Beach Preservation Association Washington
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The heart is being tested for the presence of preservation fluids.
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The first and most prominent is Kim's instinct for self-preservation.
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At least one company even offers cryonic preservation as a perk.
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"From a preservation point," Mr. Gelfand said, "the damage is done."
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A wall should be erected immediately between politics and institutional preservation.
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And so we have a rich tangle of ethics surrounding preservation.
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The population is slowly increasing because of preservation in this area.
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Preservation Hall Jazz BandLmao have fun at this you nerds. RadioheadWho?
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Wasn't it worth going to war in the name of preservation?
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And plastics increasingly appear in art and artifacts nominated for preservation.
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Preservation is not just about bricks and mortar, in the end.
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The most powerful argument for preservation is simply: 'We don't know.
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Mr. Trump could well exhibit a similar instinct for self-preservation.
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Judd, a proponent of preservation who died in 2000, liked adobe.
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Are Confederate monuments symbols of hate or a preservation of history?
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This has infuriated Irina Lavrovskaya, an architect and a preservation campaigner.
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You are learning from evidence, in part for your self-preservation.
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For the crime of self-preservation, Israel remains a nation unforgiven.
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But in the 1980s, their focus turned from promotion to preservation.
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Martz remains scrupulous in the preservation of her 21,000 banana labels.
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"The sellers appreciated the historical preservation the buyers presented," Rasmuson says.
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Ms. Reinecke is executive director of the Alliance for Fertility Preservation.
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That's why I have introduced the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act.
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In most cases, that includes an expert preservation of the rainforest.
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She is the manager of restoration and preservation, not the manager.
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The preservation of power has always been central to the equation.
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"Fertility Preservation" can mean any one of many things, we learn.
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Insurance essentially serves as a risk management and wealth preservation tool.
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All politicians are motivated by their own instincts toward self-preservation.
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Willa hopes to find historic preservation money to rebuild their house.
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Crucial historic preservation and water protection programs stand to be gutted.
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He is just doing this for the preservation of his family.
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I often think about preservation as it applies to my work.
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Everlane partnered with Surfrider Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to ocean preservation.
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Today, as always, self-preservation is the key to her survival.
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The Landmarks Preservation Commission and confirmed that this is the case.
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New Brain Preservation Technique Could Be a Path to Mind UploadingUsing a technique developed three years ago, researchers from MIT and 21st Century Medicine have…Read more ReadAll seemed well last month, as McIntyre's new brain-preservation technology, a method called Aldehyde-Stabilized Cryopreservation (ASC), won him and his 21st Century Medicine partners the lucrative $80,000 Large Mammal Brain Preservation Prize.
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Eleven cities and towns around the U.S. are sharing more than $13 million in preservation grant funds, recently awarded by American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation to preserve unique features of downtown districts.
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There is absolutely no way in which historic preservation is only about preserving the lifestyles of the affluent; historic preservation is about learning how people lived, how they built, how they decorated and ate and socialized.
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"We all here for the same reason: we're here for the preservation of our race and the preservation of our people," Mr. Howard says on the show, voicing his dream of becoming the next David Duke.
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The third installment of a yearlong Land Use Workshop series, this event will feature the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission's William Neeley, who will give an overview of the city's preservation policies and discuss today's application process.
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Most objections to climate change aren't ideological, they're rooted in self-preservation.
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It also instantly put the rest of all into self-preservation mode.
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They want something beyond self-preservation, and that makes all the difference.
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The preservation movement has expanded its purview numerous times in the past.
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They were guided by instinct and a basic desire for self-preservation.
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Knowing which seeds are which is, of course, is crucial for preservation.
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It makes the priority of real estate values over preservation conclusively clear.
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"We hope the defendants have taken their preservation obligations seriously," he said.
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Self-preservation is the best that Theon can give at this point.
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Out of self-preservation, I decided I had better learn to cook.
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In some instances, digital preservation can be a life-or-death issue.
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Schmid's appeal hinges on a particular phrase used by the Preservation Commission.
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The preservation of old culture, at least, seems to be going strong.
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And in Moscow in the 1930s, the apparatchiks' priority was self-preservation.
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I find it cathartic and consider it a form of self-preservation.
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It was about the preservation of a piece of history, he explained.
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These guys very often have a considerable preservation gene going through them.
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It will need some preservation work before it can be displayed again.
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An affiliate of LJM Partners ran LJM Preservation and Growth Fund LJMAX.
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The answer is threefold: strategic self-preservation, public duty, and commercial opportunity.
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Five years ago he started providing fertility preservation services for transgender people.
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We have multiple issues in [Idaho] that deal with conservation and preservation.
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The bigger problem here, as I see it, is analysis and preservation.
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The prehistoric flowers' attractiveness and incredible state of preservation belie their toxicity.
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Adinkra symbols will reference principles such as justice, unity, and self-preservation.
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"Our partnership with Intel has opened new avenues for preservation," Li said.
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She later taught building preservation at the Architectural Association School of Architecture.
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His return is an act of self-preservation rather than of repentance.
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The judge must be dedicated to preservation of the rule of law.
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One was a preservation request from UK police, received in September 2009.
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They have disengaged out of moral self-preservation as much as exhaustion.
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Does this signal a change in attitude towards historic preservation in China?
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First, they experimented on human tissue donated by patients attempting fertility preservation.
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Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Gallery, 161 Main Street.
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Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Gallery, 873 Main Street.
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Eight Oregon counties approved "Second Amendment Preservation Ordinances" last November, per Reuters.
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And that's especially true when it comes to their own self-preservation.
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He parted with them, he says, as an act of self-preservation.
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Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Gallery, 23279 Main Street.
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Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Gallery, 4153 Main Street.
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Other European countries are also rather liberal with the preservation of ashes.
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According to the Fire Island Pines Historical Preservation Society, a hairstylist named
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The tiles will carefully be removed together in a mold for preservation.
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The preservation of our representative democracy hinges on inclusion of all people.
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From there, I spent the first few years experimenting with preservation techniques.
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To the tribe, a balance between tourism and ecological preservation is paramount.
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Gnawa, Salah tells me, is mostly Sufism, without the preservation of ya'azni.
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Eventually, the movie was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry.
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The struggle between anger and self-preservation is the story's central tension.
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Game preservation has only gotten trickier with the rise of online multiplayer.
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But make that a choice, not a desperate act of self-preservation.
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But unlike Wrigley Field or Fenway Park, it isn't worthy of preservation.
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The court has already ordered the preservation of Mr. Trump's business records.
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Her mother is an architect in Los Angeles specializing in historic preservation.
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Instead, the Quan Yin Method preaches preservation of life above all else.
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The initiative is a step towards long-term preservation of the site.
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Sites that are in danger preservation-wise might get a higher priority.
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But perhaps more than a self-preservation strategy is at work here.
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Many questions remain unanswered: Would a vault offer long-term preservation only?
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This is not preservation in the way historic preservationists talk about it.
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And, who should get to decide, especially if preservation funds are limited?
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Architectural restoration is the purview of the Pelham Preservation and Garden Society.
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For Pachama's founder, forest preservation and reforestation projects can have outsized benefits.
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The Preservation Society fully acknowledges that the contest fueled its competitive spirit.
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Battles in historic preservation often turn on matters of materials and finishes.
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It's filtered through a prism of class solidarity and institutional self-preservation.
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Basically, historic preservation councils don't want historically preserved districts to visibly change.
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PRESERVATION DETECTIVES: 'PRESIDENTS DON'T HAVE TO EAT VEGETABLES' (Tuesday) Indeed they don't.
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"[This is an] excellent preservation of so many Cambrian creatures," Zhang said.
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Paul EdmondsonWashingtonThe writer is president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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The only way we're going to get out of this is preservation.
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It is about preservation — not just of meat, but also of tradition.
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Since that date, Congress has enacted a plethora of land preservation statutes.
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It takes at least three more months to complete the preservation process.
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It is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.
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The preservation of these monuments has likewise reflected a clear political agenda.
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Until then, I will view their devotion to heritage preservation with skepticism.
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McIntyre co-founded the startup Nectome to extend ASC studies to human brains in a research context, develop a verified memory preservation protocol, and offer ASC preservation services to patients in the US when the time is right.
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Landscape architects at NV5 worked with preservation consultants at Higgins Quasebarth & Partners to modify their proposal, which they submitted to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a hearing on Tuesday, March 20, reported Audrey Wachs in The Architect's Newspaper.
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Ultimately, it's a symbol of self-preservation, and self-preservation is a seemingly simple but crucial act that too often we forget to value — especially when we start living our lives for the tiny people we are raising.
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According to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, outdoor recreation, natural resource preservation, and historic preservation activities provide a powerful building block in our national economy that supports 9.4 million jobs and contributes a total of $1.06 trillion annually.
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The government will achieve little else other than its own precarious self-preservation.
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I think there are much more imminent applications for cryopreservation, like organ preservation.
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Capital preservation became the mantra; That is not the way an economy grows.
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She receives funding from The Limb Preservation Foundation, Aratana Therapeutics and Allosource Inc.
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Those emails have been kept in accordance with records preservation laws, Mirijanian said.
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To this day, pirates remain at the forefront of the game-preservation movement.
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Although preservation services are mostly aimed at women, firms are also eyeing men.
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When it comes to their FX reserves, stability and capital preservation are paramount.
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Fighting for women's rights and the preservation of tradition is, of course, admirable.
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And I think progressives are more interested in democracy protection or democracy preservation.
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No matter the cost, Eden bends towards love and away from self-preservation.
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True to its name, Arbor Day celebrates the preservation and planting of trees.
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Both companies agreed to improve their environmental and historic preservation review compliance procedures.
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Court records make no indication of a preservation order filed before that time.
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States are likely to sacrifice human control for self-preservation, says General Barrons.
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But what if Pastor Dave's act of sacrifice wasn't just about self-preservation?
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Organisations can work with others facing similar challenges over long-term digital preservation.
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Considering he renounces self-preservation in combat, Condit's durability is something to behold.
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Clear-thinking citizens have never been more necessary to the preservation of democracy.
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It would instantly scare most women, whose primary goal is usually self-preservation.
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The historic district is voluntary and has many property owners dedicated to preservation.
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At that point, we may rightly ask, what is the point of preservation?
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Once again, we hear that the exhibition stands for preservation of the past.
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What emerged was the Biologic Preservation Organization, a group made to defend sensates.
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You have to protect the preservation of those worlds that foster arts education.
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A favourite for long-term preservation, for example, is the porcelain water closet.
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Anonymity is not essential to the preservation of speech free from governmental interference.
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Hey, it's possible, and it could open up new avenues for historic preservation.
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Raw power is detached from any civic or ethical justifications beyond self-preservation.
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Republican leaders have framed the law's preservation as a matter of public safety.
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The artful renovation managed a miraculous marriage of modern architecture and historic preservation.
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Cultural preservation officials responsible for that part of the wall defended their efforts.
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"Restoration and preservation is really only half the battle," said Scorsese in February.
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Unlike the LWCF, the Historic Preservation Fund remains unauthorized for the foreseeable future.
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Preservation of the North Korean nation sustains China's buffer state against American encroachment.
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This level of preservation is unusual, especially for small animals like crane flies.
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According to Chick-fil-A, the cows are running a "self-preservation campaign."
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Finally, community preservation initiatives can contribute to healing, understanding and potentially even reconciliation.
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" Sharp added, "It also failed the basic Washington litmus test of self-preservation.
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Part of the Archive's mission is to understand the preservation politics of film.
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Alexeenko's lab specializes in freeze-drying bacteria for long-term virus vaccine preservation.
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I'm sure it's some self-preservation tactic so I don't worry too much.
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We have moved away from the notion of community, collective preservation, and protection.
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"A lot of what we're looking for is memorialization versus preservation," she says.
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Mr. Steinke of the Preservation Alliance said he was deciding whether to appeal.
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The privately held conglomerate's Corpus Christi subsidiary makes paving and pavement preservation products.
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But he met objections from a local preservation group and scrapped those plans.
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The former is a natural desire for self-preservation, and is always wholesome.
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It's a symbol in the play of the preservation of an African ancestry.
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He estimated that would lead to the preservation of 1,000 units a year.
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Afterward, he received $22017 million in historic preservation tax credits for the renovations.
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Heejin Lee, 29, Seoul What North Korea wants is preservation of their regime.
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Plans presented to the preservation commission show a master bath with a fireplace.
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News Corp supports Mr. Cicilline and Mr. Collins's Journalism Competition and Preservation Act.
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Maybe tech companies themselves have some answers for the retention and preservation problem.
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I think that what finally prevailed was an institutional instinct for self-preservation.
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Mr. Coulombe said he too valued preservation of Boothbay Harbor's existing working waterfront.
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Your seasons have included a "Balanchine Preservation Initiative," reviving rarities you never danced.
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Online preservation of materials only begins in 2006 with a preserved micro-site.
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The Dap-Kings and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band will provide the backup.
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But the Cinerama movies highlight some of the questions facing modern film preservation.
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The home is certified as a landmark building by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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So baseball continues its preservation effort, even if some actions are mostly symbolic.
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In an ideal world, she says, historic preservation and sustainability can be aligned.
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He's building a legacy on unilateral monument expansions under the guise of preservation.
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The project won a preservation award from the city of Chicago in 2450.
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His main goal is self-preservation, and he'll sacrifice anything to achieve it.
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H: I'm curious what the coordination is between you and MoMA's preservation department.
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But historic preservation comes at a cost: It obstructs change for the better.
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And regardless of his stance on slavery, ultimately Lee fought for its preservation.
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"Very little will be left," preservation director João Carlos Nara told Agência Brasil.
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Sperm banking is more often easily available than female preservation techniques, she noted.
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Protest isn't a threat to our democracy but a means of its preservation.
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Among the many city agencies reviewing the project was the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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In recent decades, a historical preservation movement has worked to restore the Victorians.
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Let's not obscure the many benefits of historic preservation by repeating common misconceptions.
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His appeal for Clinton was rooted in the preservation of his own legacy.
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Mr. McConnell has for his whole career fixated on elections and self-preservation.
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She also serves on the board of the Virginia Trust for Historic Preservation.
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They also made casts of the prints and removed some for better preservation.
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"He declared our roof 'perished,'" said Lorraine Gilligan, the gardens' director of preservation.
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From this moment onward, Isabel becomes so entranced that she forgoes self-preservation.
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Even preservation efforts were myopic, centered around a self-defeating idea of protection.
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They are now stored in a climate-controlled facility that enhances their preservation.
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Land preservation by Executive Proclamation may be efficient, but it is hardly fair.
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It also forever changed the landscape of cultural preservation, archaeology and global heritage.
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Out of a sense of self-preservation, they kept their distance from politics.
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Appropriate zoning policies and standards for the preservation of wetlands should be developed.
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Protecting the lake, however, is not just about self-preservation and increased tourism.
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The monuments have also brought new communities together in support of their preservation.
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An important aspect of the CLAIM Act is the preservation of state oversight.
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Preservation battles are increasingly being waged around the United States for these sites.
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The accolade follows its preservation of the Karl Marx School in Villejuif, France.
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I was sadly and severely lacking the natural human instinct for self-preservation.
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If approved by the state's historic preservation officer, it would be listed on the New York State Register of Historic Places and nominated to the National Register of Historic Places, making it eligible for various public preservation programs and services.
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The achievement has earned not just accolades from the scientific community, but a prestigious award as well; the 21CM researchers are today being awarded the $26,735 Small Mammal Brain Preservation Prize, which is run by the Brain Preservation Foundation (BPF).
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"On the other hand, cryopreservation, the preservation of cells and tissues by freezing, is now a well-known process in certain branches of medicine, for example the preservation of sperm and embryos as part of fertility treatment," the statement said.
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The hundreds of archaeological artifacts "are in an extraordinary state of preservation," he added.
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The right to request further preservation of a sexual assault evidence collection kit.4.
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A petition was launched calling for the preservation of the Cinema Museum in London.
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Personally, I have a tendency to believe in the human drive for self preservation.
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However, Shaw says his heroic act sprung from a instinctual sense of self-preservation.
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"The detail of preservation of many wasps was just exceptional," said van der Kamp.
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Potential benefits of the program extend beyond land preservation, including cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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You might consider pumping the capsule interior with argon calibration gas for maximum preservation.
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Instead, the music company highlighted its commitment to music preservation and investments in technology.
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The main problem with preservation is that it's not immediately apparent what's worth preserving.
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Nearby in Massachusetts, neighbors have used historic preservation lawsuits to kill offshore wind projects.
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Christmas, Nissenbaum argues, came to be identified with the preservation (and celebration) of childhood.
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"I'm not a hero," he said, adding that he acted out of self-preservation.
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Salt is connected to the sea, where life originated, and the preservation of food.
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There the eyebrows got their training, as well as the instinct for self-preservation.
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In fact, existing egg-preservation techniques are expensive, invasive, often ineffective—and regularly oversold.
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The work of preservation can also be done by people following the protest online.
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This resulted in a major focus on innovations for energy preservation and responsive technology.
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So Republican leaders like Jindal have reasons of self-preservation to reluctantly endorse Trump.
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Part of that is self-preservation, which drives a lot of action in politics.
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Go deeper: Sara Fischer has more on the proposed Journalism Competition and Preservation Act.
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But not many made it through, so for us it was a preservation thing.
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And, for the preservation of soft tissue, it is insufficient that iron be present.
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Despite the preservation restrictions, Annie Murphy doesn&apost anticipate any problems finding a buyer.
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As the problem of digital preservation grows, more creative and muscular approaches are possible.
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BOSTON – Massachusetts&apos hip hop scene is the focus of a local preservation effort.
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Staff will scan photos and digitally copy recordings, letters and other materials for preservation.
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The priority was self-preservation, even if it came at the expense of London.
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His goal is to create a sanctuary, off-planet, for the preservation of civilization.
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Yet the National Trust for Historic Preservation estimates that fewer than 450 survive today.
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"It kinda started from a place of selfishness, or just self-preservation," he says.
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I'm also concerned about the preservation of our history and culture in our communities.
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I am committed to the restoration and preservation of our nation's most recognizable landmark.
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Anyway, food is valuable in Tharsis, and humans double as MPS (Meat Preservation Systems).
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This would be alongside secondary industries like sustainable agriculture, heritage preservation and film production.
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The same researchers won the preliminary Small Mammal Brain Preservation Prize two years ago.
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Cultural preservation and economic sustainability are not mutually exclusive, but instead require balanced policy.
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A charred timber pulled from the site, showing the incredible preservation after 3,000 years.
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Its focus is more geared toward administering grazing and mineral rights—exploitation over preservation.
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I am committed to the restoration and preservation of our Nation's most recognizable landmark.
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"(Names) must not be detrimental to the preservation of longstanding community values," she said.
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The preservation of our republic must become again the centerpiece of our political culture.
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One day I had what must have been a small jolt of self-preservation.
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They also raised concerns Trump may have violated a federal law governing records preservation.
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It makes both environmental preservation and following your passions look both doable and fun.
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They also voiced skepticism about fertility preservation and how it related to their practice.
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I had the feeling of Nepal again, because I saw the preservation of history.
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He was actually putting ideology and policy goals ahead of preservation of party power.
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The international system is too competitive and the drive for self-preservation too powerful.
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Aeroskobing was given the prestigious Europa Nostra Award for its outstanding state of preservation.
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Illegal logging is one of the greatest threats to the preservation of the Amazon.
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None has turned out very well, at least for the preservation of democratic norms.
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But as the surviving objects bear witness, preservation can be a sadly poetic concept.
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As a matter of self-preservation, these firms may even spearhead flood prevention efforts.
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The collection and preservation of stories in particular appears to defy Instagram users' expectations.
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The renovation, capitalizing on newly available government preservation funds, has reduced the residents' indignities.
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John Muir's ecological thinking and ideas on forest preservation were hugely influenced by Humboldt.
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Groups that value land preservation, like the Center for Biological Diversity and Patagonia, Inc.
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"You've got to touch every stone," said Katherine Frey, a preservation architect at Ford3.
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One of the novel's most insistent themes is the tension between preservation and exploitation.
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Opponents fear that his presidency will threaten human rights and ecological preservation in Brazil.
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Care, repair and preservation are what Ms. Ukeles's art has been about right along.
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In addition to the ethical arguments for preservation, there are also more pragmatic ones.
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Many buildings they passed by remain, the city having long ago taken to preservation.
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The trouble with land preservation by executive proclamation is its absence of procedural protections.
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What other preservation and restoration issues do women-directed films from this period face?
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Thngs, a digital database for the preservation of physical objects, wants to change that.
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I assume the universal: self-preservation is always the presumed cause for withholding information.
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But hosting the world's top preservation summit in that country crosses a red line.
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There will be a lot of fighting for the preservation of that famed character.
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It was originally designed during a time when environmental preservation was not an issue.
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Preservation acts like a bottle tossed into the ocean, a fragile bulwark against oblivion.
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I did wind up listening to some Preservation Hall Jazz Band for you, though.
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Countries have lots of different interests, but the most crucial one is self-preservation.
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What about the preservation of American liberties and the encroachments of bureaucratic liberal despotism?
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The outreach will also include support for education, housing preservation and minority business development.
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It means that Republicans have no higher principle than their own political self-preservation.
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The preservation of African-American burial grounds is gaining momentum as a national movement.
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Their goal is a substantial change in policy, not preservation of the underlying relationship.
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But for years, the library has tried to balance competing interests: accessibility and preservation.
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But these are moves of self-preservation, honesty deployed strategically to look like usefulness.
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Before that, she was director of the Western Region, National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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For Mr. Trump, every day is an hour-by-hour battle for self-preservation.
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Parks near countries with poor elephant preservation efforts were not doing well, for example.
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The Harding Land Trust, a nonprofit group, focuses on land preservation and water protection.
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Neither does the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, nor the Department of Buildings.
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He will also be able to draw upon the Taylor organization's Repertory Preservation Project.
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Is what we think of as altruism only another example of Darwinian self-preservation?
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He also acknowledged that this insatiable demand cannot undermine the preservation of the Amazon.
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Wars will continue remain necessary in the pursuit and preservation of US national interests.
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Republicans focused on self-interest — or self-preservation — are under pressure from all directions.
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When possible, preservation is often much more cost-effective than building only new developments.
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Patagonia pledges 1% of sales to the preservation and restoration of the natural environment.
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"This allowed the preservation of the architecture as if it were stone," he said.
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The copies of the original reels were meant only for preservation, not for distribution.
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To Save and Project represents New York's biggest film preservation event of the year.
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By trial and error, he developed techniques now used widely in commercial preservation laboratories.
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In 21987, after acquiring Blackhawk's library, he created his own company, Film Preservation Associates.
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The restoration facet of the hotel project has won praise from leading preservation groups.
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But these hopes butt up against commercial interests and an instinct for self-preservation.
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The preservation of innocent life, regardless of nationality, cannot be subjected to political squabbling.
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Sites and collections are chosen based on their research potential and need for preservation.
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He also oversaw all stages of the preservation project to ensure it went smoothly.
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It was approved by the state's preservation board and located near other holiday scenes.
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" And, yes, Ms. Breen refers to the conservancy as "the 'Ghostbusters' of historic preservation.
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" They are described as groups "dedicated to the preservation and restoration of natural environments.
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For those who care about the future of internet governance, the preservation of the .
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We spoke to Eric Lefcowitz, founder of the The Space Food Sticks Preservation Society.
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At issue is nothing less than preservation of the republican framework of the Constitution.
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MOLA will send the remainder of the collection to a museum for safe preservation.
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To change that, the BPF launched two contests back in 2010, one for successfully demonstrating the reliable long term preservation of a small mammal's brain, and a similar prize for doing the same in a large mammal (the Large Mammal Brain Preservation Prize).
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"It's an Italian building unlike many in the U.S.," said Richard Longstreth, a professor of American Studies and Director of the Graduate Program in Historic Preservation at George Washington University, who is also an advocate for historic preservation in the D.C. area.
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Despite the limitations and tremendous uncertainties, Alcor's customers, of which there are currently over 1,20173, have been willing to pay upwards of $200,000 for a whole-body preservation and $80,000 for a head-only preservation, the latter of which was Hardy's choice.
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This preservation of skills and labor force attachment would likely improve labor productivity over time.
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But Palau's conservation efforts are really motivated by a more immediate sense of self-preservation.
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"Our Planet" is a new Netflix series focusing on the preservation of life on earth.
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"They are in preservation mode," said Mike Loewengart, chief investment officer at E-Trade Capital.
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This is what I mean when I talk about 'preservation mode' and becoming more defensive.
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Sure, most Tweets are disposable, but there are also millions that are worthy of preservation.
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Shackelford believes this is already happening within queer circles, as a form of self-preservation.
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"This is an outstanding and complex archaeological landscape, with astounding quality of preservation," Williams said.
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Current theories suggest it's down to the preservation of an individual's health -- and their offspring.
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These preservation projects expose simmering apprehensions over a coming breakdown in our access to knowledge.
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They were selected from among 250 nominations by an independent panel of international preservation experts.
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"Very little will be left," preservation director Joao Carlos Nara told Agencia Brasil, per CNN.
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The bride, 29, is a historic preservation specialist with the Tennessee Historical Commission in Nashville.
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Crescenzi suggested a three-point "bend but not break" approach that puts capital preservation first.
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At that time, Rogers mother was referred to family preservation services, but refused the services.
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" Blackburn also released a video on Twitter promoting the bill, "the Open Internet Preservation Act.
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The 30-story building project had already been denied a permit on historical preservation grounds.
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This quick preservation could lead to a major scientific breakthrough for Arbour and her team.
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Born of the storm, it's a practice dedicated to the preservation of an endangered culture.
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But that's only possible if the data is still intact, unaffected by the preservation process.
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Deal preservation lacks the glamour of deal creation, but it is a more urgent task.
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On Friday, James' office sent the NRA a document preservation order, according to the Journal.
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James' office sent the NRA on Friday a document preservation order, according to the Journal.
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Beautiful and eerie, it's film preservation as a work of art rather than a science.
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Her affair feels as much a desperate attempt at self-preservation as it does revenge.
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By the time a plant goes into water-preservation mode, it's often already fairly mature.
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That's U.S.-backed regime preservation in the face of a popular uprising, not non-intervention.
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To that end, the basket has been structured with capital preservation and liquidity in mind.
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The grant will be used to fund the long-term preservation of born-digital objects.
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And they regularly try to minimize these problems by pointing to the idea of preservation.
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Their work is not well remembered today, but that doesn't make it unworthy of preservation.
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Once we start a preservation project, what we do is we look for other materials.
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Soggy deposits allow for the preservation of waterlogged organic materials such as leather and wood.
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Arid conditions contributed to the exquisite preservation of the remains, dated to 400 years ago.
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The committee has scheduled another hearing on the "preservation of State Department records" for Thursday.
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The ghost of an ambiguous identity continues to threaten the preservation of Soviet-era art.
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The amount varies according to the modifications and preservation methods used to improve water supplies.
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But unfortunately a lot of game collecting and preservation happens in the margins like this.
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I think a lot of these people have a longer self-preservation than you think.
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The group is dedicated to the rehabilitation and preservation of the buildings on the island.
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Kay Ivey on Wednesday signed the bill approving the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act of 2017.
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For the Kremlin, the survival of Assad equals the preservation of Russian interests in Syria.
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Dentons has added Brian Raftery as partner in its trusts, estates and wealth preservation practice.
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Preservation of skills Nathalal N Chauhan's family has been in the pottery business for generations.
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With genetic preservation, owners can elect whether to clone their pets at a later date.
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That is, he wasn't driven by political bias but by self-preservation and institutional concerns.
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According to Amos, doing his particular brand of preservation can come with a price tag.
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But since Comey was fired, his instinct for self-preservation has only made things worse.
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Seeing that the federal government lacks the capacity, nonprofit organizations are critical to historic preservation.
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"I lived on a block that was the victim of a preservation battle," he said.
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She said she did not remember the preservation of records ever being discussed with Mrs.
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He contacted the Montana Burial Preservation Board, which protects Native American remains in the state.
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The donation plan was endorsed by the New York Landmarks Conservancy, a leading preservation group.
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Indeed, they seem not to recognize that the preservation side of the pendulum even exists.
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The preservation of historic lands and procedural protections for the affected communities are both significant.
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In addition to its coral reef preservation efforts, the festival will also be 100% vegan.
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The Open Internet Preservation Act will ensure the internet is a free and open space.
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The history of national parks is one of preservation for the enjoyment of future generations.
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Southern states will not enact preservation policies prohibiting logging or economic development of forest products.
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Southold's elected officials are leaders on preservation, but zoning laws are subject to future alteration.
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It was hard to tell if the play was born of intent or self-preservation.
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The trees were on Snyder's property but subject to an NPS easement for historic preservation.
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Call 311 to contact the Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the Buildings Department.
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There's even a new food magazine called Cured, devoted wholly to the world of preservation.
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For other movie comedians, taking original content to streaming video is more like brand preservation.
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The project was given a preservation award in 2004 by the Victorian Society in America.
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Being successful at capital preservation means knowing the importance of saving money and preventing loss.
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Everything from the water supply to sewage treatment to the preservation of food is threatened.
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Illicit excavations and a black market for undocumented antiquities make preservation all the more urgent.
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An early Ouya Kickstarter supporter, Štochl helped kickstart the preservation project on the Discord group.
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A few Ouya developers are in the Discord server helping with the preservation efforts, however.
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A new ruling from the Librarian of Congress is good news for video game preservation.
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It will represent the shoring up of the old order, the preservation of the establishment.
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The preservation of primeval trees and dwindling forests unites nine characters in this capacious novel.
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We move through our days preoccupied by our own priorities, self-preservation our North Star.
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She also wrote books and directed a preservation organization, the Himalayan Adventure Trust of Japan.
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Ms. Collins and Ms. Murkowski have an opportunity for a principled act of national preservation.
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In 2004, Ms. Bailey received a Governor's Award in the Humanities for her preservation work.
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The Prince of Wales has long advocated for environmental conservation, architectural preservation, and alternative medicine.
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Their preservation should be a top priority for anyone who cares about our collective humanity.
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The Ellsworth Kelly Foundation donated $250,000 to the Foundation for Art and Preservation in Embassies.
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Today industry professionals familiar with archiving practices question the big three labels' commitment to preservation.
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The preservation laxities were dictated by what seemed at the time to be common sense.
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It also must comply with preservation laws and rules before it can sell historic properties.
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One thing that should never be underestimated is a politician's clawing instinct toward self-preservation.
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