Cells are also procured through commercial sources or tissue banks.
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Beilhack procured plastic chairs and a table for the balcony.
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A shift of this magnitude can only be procured and
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"Only two submarines were procured from 1991 to 1998," Clarke explained.
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The money was procured from the Dutch and Swiss central banks.
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Property will be needed and IT systems procured from local firms.
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The same goes for uniforms procured for Transportation Security Administration workers.
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Eskom has previously procured power from companies during times of crisis.
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Hoboob procured a little over 400,000 tonnes of local wheat this year.
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After a short walk to a nearby subway stop, tickets were procured.
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This year, I procured some dexamphetamine—a natural, pure form of speed.
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House Democrats have procured damaging testimony from current and former administration officials.
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She did not know where they had procured the vehicle, she texted.
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The emergency box of Kleenex, hastily procured and placed next to the monitors.
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She's also procured a divorce from Odom, from whom she split in 2013.
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The filmmakers got a dead, rabbit procured from a butcher for the scene.
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The bars procured through the Kickstarter campaign are expected to ship October 2016.
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He said non-nuclear equipment at the plant should be procured from Turkey.
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The publicly procured contract is said to be worth £2.5 million per year.
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The book has been lost to history, but I procured an old copy.
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The votes are procured in direct exchange for jobs and other political favors.
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I've procured several large contracts and I know what to expect each month.
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London, in the very Park Lane property that they had allegedly procured via
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Back then the good-old-boys procured delegates in the smoke-filled rooms.
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Overall, companies have procured more than $1 billion of renewable energy through LevelTen.
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Eskom has previously procured power from companies including Sasol during times of crisis.
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The model procured her metallic gold-coated, shearling-lined oversized moto at Acne Studios.
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Widder had procured the Lurie House, another one of Domoto's earliest homes at Usonia.
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The Problem With Freezing Once you've procured your coffee, how do you store it?
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This replacement reduced the price of the sweets, making them easily procured by all.
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She's now in third place and delegates have somehow procured "We Love Claire" placards.
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A deal is procured for content in exchange for served advertisements on a website.
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Large-scale renewable energy will be procured through competitive auctions to keep costs low.
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He enjoyed collecting but hoped that the books he procured would become publicly available.
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Two years later, 80 percent of the food in the cafe is procured locally.
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Mr. Cunningham gestured toward the strawberry and chocolate shakes he had procured between events.
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Mr. Cunningham gestured toward the strawberry and chocolate shakes he had procured between events.
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The soap is then given back to the bars from whence the peels were procured.
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That's where I came into contact with Dimitri Levas, who procured flowers for Robert Mapplethorpe.
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Passports and state identification documents must be procured with the consent of a woman's guardian.
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Swim trunks are procured from somewhere, and he does, although he eyes the water anxiously.
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I had long procured my Duncans from the Citrus Place in Terra Ceia, near Sarasota.
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No production has begun in regards to Amazon's new venture; only the rights have been procured.
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Today, the note has been released, along with autopsy and toxicology reports procured by People magazine.
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To secure convictions, Japan's system of justice depends heavily on confessions procured during long, isolating detentions.
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It's Asher (Matt McGorry), finally phoning the "mystery number" the team procured from Atwood's phone log.
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When the samples have been procured, checked, and prepared, transport them back to the UltraLove 925x.
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The watchdog set out to determine whether the IRS has properly procured an enterprise email system.
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The Mint has procured viewing glasses for VIPs and their staff to view the eclipse safely.
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The store will also feature "Flash Finds," the name for goods procured and available only temporarily.
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Having mourned his cows, Nicodème now kept goats, which he had procured from the Bagesera people.
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They find that "clean energy portfolios can often be procured at significant net cost savings" today.
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I procured a quart of glue and a ream each of red and green copy paper.
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Plans call for it to be procured in 2020 and enter service in 2024 or 2025.
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He had procured a friend's poop and planned to inoculate himself using the microbes in it.
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So far, the state has procured 2900,220006, but has only received 2202 from the federal government.
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It feels just a tiny bit indulgent yet can be procured easily at most major grocers.
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Doing so allows them the oversight needed to make sure exotic skins are procured ethically, they say.
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The LIA's claim hinges in part on its allegations that the trades were procured under "undue influence".
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Medical supplies such as diagnostic tests, IV fluids, antibiotics, and isolation equipment should be procured quickly, right?
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Such access is even easier when the hacker has procured the website administrator's login through spear phishing.
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Launch industry revenues declined 9 percent in 2015 due to fewer commercially procured flights, the report stated.
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And I believe that-- globalization is best procured and advanced through as much free trade as possible.
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Workers filled sandbags along the river levee and procured other materials for flood protection, the agency said.
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Can you prove that the money on your Starbucks gift card wasn't procured through a marijuana sale?
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Desperate, she procured a false visa to get into the US, but her documents didn't pass muster.
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We are going to help you fool everyone into thinking you procured some solid Loire Valley shit.
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First, the researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science procured a superior grain: hard red bread wheat.
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Maxwell allegedly procured underage victims for Epstein and at times herself engaged in sexual assault of minors.
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And the explosives he packed into his car appear to have been locally procured, security experts said.
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But this equipment was not prohibited under Mr Obama's rules, nor was it procured through the 1033 programme.
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Convoy of Hope has procured, distributed and donated more than 300 truckloads of bottled water to the city.
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Meanwhile, New York requires companies to obtain a "BitLicense" to operate within the state, which Square recently procured.
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Adadevoh also provided staff with relevant information about the virus, procured protective gear and quickly contacted relevant officials.
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They described flaws in the way drugs, that are not supplied by international agencies, are procured and distributed.
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"Critical core components may only be procured from trustworthy vendors and manufacturers," the BNetzA said in a statement.
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Yes, the Instagram-famous brand has procured licensing rights to create a palette inspired by the cult movie.
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The company said the plant was functioning well and the boiler, procured from Germany, had just been serviced.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has also said it has "significant concerns" with how PREPA procured the deal.
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In 2015 you used other methods to expose tens of thousands of users who procured such content online.
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One example of this discrepancyf this discrepancy was the $70 million difference in annual funding procured by Rep.
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He traveled to Gabon and procured 40 kilograms of iboga root and began a collaboration with Dutch researchers.
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The $3.2 million project, for which funds have not been procured, could take eight years, the consortium said.
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Acting at the president's direction, he said he procured a home-equity loan to pay Ms. Daniels $130,000.
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A leaked UN report alleges that government forces recently procured lorries loaded with fresh weapons, and two fighter-jets.
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"Duane told me that he witnessed him taking the drugs and he also procured Percocet for him," Padden said.
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In last week's motion to vacate, DOJ disclosed that it had procured a new warrant under the CLOUD Act.
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But when ULA procured the mission in 2013, the Delta II was no longer flying from the East Coast.
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A proliferation of online retailers like AIM Surplus, Armslist and Brownells also sell firearms that can be easily procured.
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But even the vintage Air-King, an ultimate status symbol procured online for a bargain, does not sate him.
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The company procured the LNG through one of its three long-term purchase contracts for Indonesian supply, said Sato.
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The department has already sought to help companies build up buffer stocks of medicines and procured additional warehouse space.
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Officials received a tip about Patrick's posts on Wednesday and procured a search warrant for his home within hours.
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Halibut, procured to Ziska's specifications by Leif Høj, of Fofish, was served sashimi style, with watercress and toasted buckwheat.
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Roc Nation declined to disclose how many people received invites with Rolex watches, or how the watches were procured.
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Vendors squeezed between the wreckage on the roadsides, selling bread patties and overpriced spring onions magically procured from somewhere.
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The state has procured 7,000 ventilators, including 400 sent by the federal government; Cuomo says the state needs 30,000.
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Yet, many were also procured with the threat of violence, without consent and in ways that violated cultural traditions.
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According to court papers, the Beierwaltes had procured the bull's head from Robin Symes, an antiquities dealer in London.
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They will regularly visit the Neumanns' 60-acre farm in Pound Ridge, N.Y., and cook with ingredients procured there.
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It has procured 3.8 million bales from farmers so far in the 2019/20 marketing year started on Oct.
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Weapons systems are procured on decades-long timelines, and it is imperative that DoD can plan for those decades.
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Last summer, Andrew procured his F-style mandolin, the Sullivan, and has been in love with it ever since.
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In 2013, Japan procured 118 billion yen ($1 billion) of equipment through the U.S. government's Foreign Military Sales (FMS) system.
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Mitchell procured the party invitations and thank-you cards from Minted, adding pops of color with flowers from Mulberry & Moss.
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It said Divetechnoservices had procured a variety of underwater equipment and diving systems, including a submarine, for Russian government agencies.
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The SM-6 is being procured at the maximum rate of production, continuing a five-year, multi-year procurement contract.
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There is something mysterious that happens at a cellular level within humans when things are procured without any money involved.
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"The project costs could have been much lower if the contractor had been procured through competitive bidding," said the report.
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NPPD said its workers have filled sandbags along the river levee and procured other materials and supplies for flood protection.
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Smaller, cheaper and, where possible, unmanned systems could be procured in larger numbers, dispersed more widely and used more daringly.
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The ambush was more likely the work of the Islamic State (IS) group, which has procured weapons from neighbouring Libya.
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She procured a piece of duct tape from her pocket and covered the latch so that the door wouldn't lock.
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On Tuesday a luxury yacht that was allegedly procured using stolen money from 1MDB was returned to the Malaysian government.
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This is how asking patients "Have you ever eaten locally procured dry cured meat" came about in the first place.
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The performers strove for "realness," doing flawless imitations of Vogue covers and "Dynasty" divas, in costumes often procured by shoplifting.
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After we'd obtained over 2,500 words, we fed these through the Watson Personality Insights API and procured the above findings.
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It added that Mr. Lichtenstein estimated he had already procured 150 gun licenses through his connections in the License Division.
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Five or 10 kegs would be procured and, if all went as planned, drained by the end of the night.
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Her letter explicitly described the phenomena black people and several hyper-exploitable, otherized people are capable of being procured by.
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It isn't possible to stop women from getting abortions; it's only possible to stop them from getting legally procured ones.
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It has so far procured only around 32,000 tonnes of wheat but the buying season will go on until August.
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This may be, in part, because the intelligence referred to in the media reports was allegedly originally procured by Israel.
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The winemaker, Alex Davis, has procured his organic carignan grapes from an old vineyard near Hopland in Mendocino since 2008.
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The memo alleges that investigators were not forthcoming with the court about how the information in the dossier was procured.
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But small studies have shown that unbranded drugs, typically procured by the government for the public health system, have quality issues.
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The warning, a letter from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services procured by the Wall Street Journal, is dated March 18.
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Documents procured via the Freedom of Information Act show the Marines mention "the intrusion dilemma" in their justification for choosing Anduril.
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On July 19th Iran procured a bargaining chip by grabbing a British tanker, the Stena Impero, in the Strait of Hormuz.
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So he procured some faulty math to tell them this: Conference championship + expansion = marginally improved Playoff chances Marginally improved Playoff chances + ????
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Prosecutors argued Cummins posed a flight risk, saying he had tested out a run to Mexico on a watercraft he procured.
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To prove subornation of perjury, a prosecutor has to prove a defendant procured someone else's false testimony on a material matter.
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China argued that it was not breaching that limit because only the grains procured by government should be counted as subsidized.
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" The statement adds the emails were "illegally procured," but do not represent the "character and integrity of MAO or its representatives.
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According to documents procured by ProPublica and WBUR, wastewater at the lab contained 20 times above the legal limits of nitrogen.
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The equipment they use is paid for by the VA taken from the GSA schedules or procured via bulk contract purchases.
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China argued that it was not breaching that limit because only the grains procured by government should be counted as subsidised.
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Congress, take note: That victim's structured settlement annuity was procured by a defense broker who collected the full 4 percent commission.
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Last September, Calgary's Canada Boy Vinyl facility opened for business with three aged manual presses procured from a mothballed UK plant.
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Picture a turkey club on white bread, with lettuce, tomato, and bacon, probably procured from the café at a golf course.
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He recently announced that the state had procured thousands of doses of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine and would begin trials starting Tuesday.
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His son Taylor, he said, procured steroids at a local gym, which used to be the common avenue for getting them.
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Last year, he traveled to Washington and procured a $57 billion loan from the I.M.F., the biggest in the fund's history.
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These focus on seasonal ingredients, procured near and far, presented in dishes like scallop ceviche and Irish beef cooked and raw.
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Some minutes passed, and the aspiring chef had a change of heart, procured some hot sauce, and polished off the sole.
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Should you find yourself needing to match the performers' elaborate costumes, orange-feathered headdresses can be procured at the gift shop.
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Finding a fragrance that was more pleasing to my fiancée (that also could easily be procured in the beauty closet of People).
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Enter Eero, a Wi-Fi maker that recently procured $50 million in funding by creating a mesh network using multiple access points.
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EDF has said the largest forgings, used in the nuclear reactors, will be procured overseas as UK steelmakers do not produce them.
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A day later, his propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels killed himself with his wife Magda, who procured cyanide pills for their six children.
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However, according to the indictment, Rathburn and his wife, Elizabeth, procured bodies of people they knew had diseases like hepatitis and HIV.
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Instead, it has procured renewable energy — mostly wind farms — from within its region but also across Australia to equal its power demand.
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Reportedly, police discovered child exploitation material on the man's computer that he'd procured by impersonating the 23-year-old pop star online.
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In interviews with The Times, Dr. Kosinski and Dr. Stillwell said they took great care to keep the data they procured anonymous.
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He procured a 4093-foot sign from the Trump Taj Mahal's Ego Lounge, the letters E-G-O rotating on a pedestal.
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I started my own racket-stringing business" — with a used stringing machine procured by McCasland — "and I've strung 20 rackets so far.
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And Roosevelt, of course, procured Soviet Communist and British imperialist contributions to American anti-Communist and anti-imperialist aims in fighting fascism.
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By comparison, the 2016 budget request contained just 88 sole-purpose anti-ship missiles to be procured across a five-year plan.
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For its part, the Metropolitan Police Service aims to have procured 550 zero or ultra-low emission vehicles by the year 2020.
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Despite this considerable impediment, Skalnik claimed — just a few weeks before jury selection in Dailey's trial began — to have procured Dailey's confession.
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The company said it had procured enough supplies to cover its resin needs, but expected to write off certain prepaid resin inventory.
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Three gigantic gas-powered stations with a capacity of 500 GW procured from Siemens in 21 turned the deficit into a surplus.
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The doctors procured other organs that had been identified for donation while the heart was perfused with a cold solution and removed.
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Either their databases are too limited (or illegally procured), or they're tied to dubious art sales platforms, or the technology just doesn't work.
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Picasso, who modeled the central figures of "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" on the bust Piéret procured for him, was also brought in for questioning.
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"When I worked for Santiago Calatrava, I was part of the team that procured the Florida Polytechnic University campus project," says Marica McKeel.
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Through her connections with black-market traders known as speculants, our neighbor Irene procured a Geiger counter and hauled it home one night.
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My résumé had been updated, professional clothes procured, and I practiced talking points as to what I'd been doing for the past year.
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Although a second perfume called Truth is procured to heal this consumer stigmata, when Pic's popularity runs dry, so does the credit card.
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A 2,800-acre plot had been procured for relocations, with a further 5,500 people also vulnerable to landslides to follow the initial 800.
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Part of that will require reversing a number of decisions that led to Kalanick's "fraudulently procured control" of the board, as Benchmark claims.
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I have planned it out, procured the special spices, found the perfectly sized bird and amassed large quantities of tenderizing ginger and garlic.
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Locally and regionally procured aid reached beneficiaries on average 14 weeks faster than comparable assistance sourced from the United States, a critical advantage.
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Some of our most vexing environmental dilemmas can be significantly, sometimes dramatically improved by voluntary choices, completely independently of our procured political class.
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Belgrade has recently procured six MiG-29 jets, 30 tanks and armoured personnel carriers from Russia as well as nine helicopters from Airbus.
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Many of us wouldn't have access to the money that Holmes procured from her personal connections to get her company off the ground.
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Over the years the term Stockholm syndrome has been used to understand the dynamics of child abuse, spouse battering and pimp-procured prostitutes.
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They also work with hospital staff to ensure that organs from consenting donors are procured and transferred to the patients who need them.
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"Apple has sourced, procured and is donating 10 million masks to the medical community in the United States," Cook says in the video.
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He procured flowers for Princess Diana's funeral, and for the memorial ceremony inside St. Paul's Cathedral after the terrorists attacks of Sept. 11.
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Cambridge Analytica said on Tuesday that it had not shared any of the Facebook profile data procured by a Cambridge academic with AggregateIQ.
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His first delivery of the day took place at a hospital downtown where a teenaged patient procured sets for him and his girlfriend.
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Cuomo said the state needs at least 30,000 of the breathing machines but has only procured 7,000, including 400 from the federal government.
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While Musk said he procured a supply of ventilators from China, the status of Tesla's efforts to manufacture them is not entirely clear.
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And he remains thrifty, upcycling old kimonos donated by a neighbor or using an old mailbag procured from an Army Navy surplus store.
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The CCI has been selling procured cotton via auctions but has not been receiving a good response from local textile mills, said Rani.
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I went to the farmers' market (because it was cheaper than my local grocery store) and procured recipes directly from the farmers themselves.
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As with any job involving harmful chemicals fuels comes carefully procured safety regulations to ensure the airmen are safe when they go diving.
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He plans to contact the organization that procured his kidney, the New England Organ Bank, which facilitates correspondence between donor families and organ recipients.
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I am not aware of any law against reviewing food and describing it using the name of the company from which it was procured.
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So I did what [apparently] everybody does: I watched a unicorn defecate a rainbow ice cream cone of joy, and procured my Squatty Potty.
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Apparently, according to the NZ Herald, the National Party bought it from a company called Beatbox, who'd procured the licence from music library Labrador.
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What May Have Been Stolen: The most sensitive information procured included names, passport numbers, mailing addresses, phone numbers, emails, dates of birth, and genders.
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Most new projects for utilities were procured voluntarily rather than because of a need to satisfy government mandates, reflecting the low cost of solar.
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Knowing many would likely inquire about where, exactly, those earrings were procured, Lopez did as any good influencer would and tagged the retailer: Kohl's.
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Cosby admitted under oath that he procured sedatives for the purpose of giving them to young women with whom he wanted to have sex.
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Roberts alleged that she had been procured for sexual activities by Epstein's personal aide Ghislaine Maxwell, who was a reported friend of Prince Andrew's.
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An international tribunal unanimously ruled last year that the pollution judgment by Ecuador's Supreme Court against Chevron was procured through fraud, bribery and corruption.
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"To perform the transplant, we procured the necessary tissue from the donor to restore normal anatomy in the recipient," Redett said in a statement.
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"Once an organ is procured, the clock starts ticking," says David Klassen, the chief medical officer at the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS).
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Now that the family's most famous member has procured presidential clemency for a 63-year-old Memphis grandmother, criminal justice reform might become fashionable.
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" FEMA further stated that it "has significant concerns with how PREPA procured this contract and has not confirmed whether the contract prices are reasonable.
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It remains unclear where she had procured or used meldonium, which can be purchased in Russia and some Eastern European countries without a prescription.
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The goal for the night, obviously, is to snort as much of the decidedly speedy blow my colleague has just procured as humanly possible.
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GTM Research reports 85003 percent of all large-scale solar installed in 2016 was voluntarily procured by utilities outside of federal or state mandates.
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She had saved him, and two of his brothers, by hiding a cohort of 13 Jews in a cottage she procured during the war.
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The only materials they lacked were stone and metal, and these they procured in trade with people as far away as the Great Lakes.
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Dr. Ollie Jay from the University of Ottawa's Thermal Ergonomics Laboratory thinks there is a major flaw with the data procured from these studies.
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Mackenzie wrote a book about his travels, and Thomas Jefferson procured one of the very first American copies for his young secretary, Meriwether Lewis.
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Collected by Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah al-Thani, these tokens of a colonial past were pilfered, pillaged and otherwise procured as "gifts" from India.
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So I "healed" my weight gain and depression with copious MDMA, as well as speed that I procured in the form of diet pills.
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Authorities allege that Farhadi oversaw the Malaysia operations while Abtahi managed operations from Iran and identified specific components to be procured from U.S. companies.
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Gilberthorpe in 2014 made news as a whistleblower, claiming that as a 17-year-old he "procured" boys for sex parties with British politicians.
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Apparently, she procured several different tests on the ground, unless her private jet is exceptionally well-stocked beyond what is expected for the very rich.
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Well, we'd like to assure you that just because something is inexpensive or procured at the eleventh hour doesn't mean it can't also be awesome.
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PJM procured 167,306 megawatts in the recent auction to ensure electricity capacity for the delivery year running from June 1, 2019, to May 31, 2020.
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It's perfectly natural for a red-blooded American to, once they have procured their first real drone, experiment with attaching a flame thrower to it.
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About six in ten of those procured by UNICEF, the UN's children's fund, must be stored at a temperature between 2°C and 8°C.
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Authorities say he had procured chemicals used to make the explosive TATP and other bomb-making materials usually used to build a remote-controlled bomb.
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Adam tells Jonas to get dressed, and we see that Adam has somehow procured Jonas's signature yellow raincoat, along with an entire 21st-century look.
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"Since 2007, Divetechnoservices has procured a variety of underwater equipment and diving systems for Russian government agencies, to include the FSB," the Treasury's statement read.
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Among those arrested was a nurse at a Palermo hospital who Italian police allege procured mild anesthetics from her workplace to tamp down the pain.
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"Eskom will sign the outstanding power purchase agreements for renewable energy in line with the procured rounds," Zuma told parliament in his speech on Thursday.
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A related, and probably more important point: Was there any discussion, ahead of time, over how he or she had procured the "helpful" new details?
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It claimed the documents were illegally procured and that the nominee remains a model of business acumen who has shown "incredible skills" in his dealings.
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At the time of her original arrest, police found a stockpile of sedatives and alternate identity documents, which she procured over a number of years.
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Egypt procured about 3.4 million tonnes of wheat in last year's harvest, the first after new measures were implemented to prevent the previous year's fraud.
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Those adorable brightly-colored fish you see in the pet store are often procured using the deadly poison cyanide, which makes them easier to capture.
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He procured it from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research with the financial backing of several hedge funds, including his former employer.
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The modern earmarking process began in the mid-220006s, when the "father of earmarks," Gerald Cassidy, procured his first pork-barrel project for a client.
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But the state is making headway: Mr. Cuomo said 7,000 more ventilators have been procured, in addition to 4,000 ventilators sent by the federal government.
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"What I've gotten back is that vendors with whom we've procured contracts — they're being told not to send stuff to Michigan," she told WWJ 950.
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In all, the service is seeking more than eight times the number of artillery shells in 2019 than it has procured in any recent year.
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But most of the recent criminal complaints in the United States appear to involve drugs procured through markets that exist only on the dark web.
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Caroline Baumann resigned as director of the design museum following an investigation into how she procured her wedding dress and the space for the ceremony.
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Giuffre also alleged that she had been "procured for sexual activities" by Ghislaine Maxwell, who was a close friend to both Epstein and the prince.
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"This takes the biscuit," sneers John (Christopher Sears) as he looks around the humble motel room their road manager (Christopher Flockton) has procured for them.
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Stamps of whales, with space for a number indicating how many gallons of oil were procured from each body, also accent text throughout the logbooks.
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Now, one would assume, given all I've said about the artificially inflated prices of premium beauty brands, my makeup is procured at the dollar store.
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According to VUMC, the multi-colored eclipse glasses were procured through a different vendor, Rainbow Symphony, which is approved by the American Astronomical Society and NASA.
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The federal agency said it had "significant concerns" with how PREPA procured the contract, adding that it had not confirmed whether the contract prices were reasonable.
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At one point he spent 60 days in solitary confinement after the phone was discovered; upon his release, he quickly procured a replacement and resumed filming.
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IN "MASQUERADE", Tivadar Soros's memoir of Nazi-occupied Budapest, he describes how he procured false IDs for fellow Jews, including his 14-year-old son George.
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With all those guts procured it became obvious how annoying it is just to hook all this stuff up and mount it inside a gigantic enclosure.
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"Uhm… I have these Bluetooth headphones," she said, pointing to them seconds after she unboxed them, obviously having recently procured them from the Tax Free shop.
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California's renewable portfolio standard (RPS) has a "bucket" system that requires a certain amount of clean energy ("bucket 1") to be procured from within the ISO.
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The defector, who escaped through China in the early 22.5s, has also sent acupuncture needles, handbags, hair dye, vitamins and lingerie procured cheaply or through donations.
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It is a source of materials needed to maintain nuclear warheads, such as tritium (which decays, but could theoretically be produced or procured by other means).
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Indeed, crews are among the resources that companies like T-Mobile have been creating so as to deploy 4G LTE services on their procured frequency bands.
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The announcement, made last Friday by Christophe Girard, deputy mayor of Paris in charge of culture, has reopened old wounds procured in the Parisian culture war.
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The Owen family, with the help of Francis Scott Key of "The Star-Spangled Banner" fame, procured an Arabic translation of the Bible for ibn Said.
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Bezos has an opportunity to solidify a new course for corporate America -- a moral, principled course where profit is not procured at the expense of people.
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For her classroom, Ms. Ragland procured a refrigerator, which she stocked with sandwich supplies, and a washer and dryer for students who did not have homes.
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What's more, the wind and solar farms it has procured don't provide steady power 24 hours a day, whereas Google's data centers run around the clock.
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It's not just that each gunman procured these weapons legally, but that our supply is so immense that finding a gun — legally or not — is easy.
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If these companies that do so much to provide choices were to disappear, I'm not sure we would ever again see the wines they once procured.
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In August, Beijing's housing authority ordered rental firms to stop acquiring rental listings at above market prices using funds procured from banks and other financial channels.
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He was 10,000 feet high in the Chilean mountains and freezing when he grabbed an Aztech Mountain jacket from a clothing rack procured by a stylist.
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But for the sake of research, I ate nonis in various stages of ripeness, and even procured and sampled a noni juice from San José's central market.
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Their silence is procured -- not by explicit cash payoffs, but by the abuse itself, in tandem with a culture that defaults to doubt when accusers come forward.
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The U.S. Army procured $81.63 million in "practice bombs and fixtures" from Delfasco, a certified small business in Tennessee, as part of the foreign military sales program.
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Egypt procured 3.15 million tonnes of wheat during the harvest season last year, one of its lowest tallies in years, at 570-600 Egyptian pounds per ardeb.
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Billions of dollars have flooded in to Silicon Valley, making some millionaires and other homeless, while apps like Uber have procured enough bandwidth to impact transportation nationwide.
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In at least one instance, Prince procured an opiate prescription in the name of Kirk Johnson, a personal friend and employee since the 1980s, according to investigators.
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We think the senator is right: Stopping this technology from being procured — and its attendant databases from being created — is necessary for protecting civil rights and privacy.
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Hunter Biden reportedly denied Trump's claims that he procured $1.5 billion from China for a private equity fund after flying to Beijing in 85033 with his father.
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And what power he procured came from his pen, as a human rights advocate who fought to avenge the torture of his teenage son during Stroessner's rule.
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Those boats will be added to two similar boats procured by the Office of the Secretary of Defense's Strategic Capabilities Office for its Ghost Fleet Overlord program.
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Like, you literally feel sick, go to the doctor's office, and then leave with a plan and a reasonable bill for the medical services you just procured?
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An aide, joining her on a trip to South Carolina in 2008, had procured a salad for his boss while hauling their bags through an airport terminal.
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For a naturalized citizen, the order granting citizenship can be revoked, but the law provides for it only if the citizenship was "illegally procured" or obtained through misrepresentation.
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Under questioning, Bates allegedly told detectives he smoked a cigarette he'd procured from a stranger and blacked out — regaining consciousness only as police were placing him in handcuffs.
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You'll get to grips with HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, Python, MySQL, and more, and start building responsive websites, blogs, and e-commerce sites with your newly-procured skills.
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In the wake of Hurricane Maria devastation, Project Loon procured an emergency license from the FCC to send its balloons to Puerto Rica on the US Virgin Islands.
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When the entire set, soup to nuts, is procured, the end result is predicted to be a million terabytes, a monstrous, impossible to comprehend amount of raw information.
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It is procured for financial gain in many cases but it is increasingly being used to commit more complex fraud, encrypted for ransom, or used directly for extortion.
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Any accessory or peripheral that you might need for your Hasselblad camera can be procured from Hasselblad itself, and it's produced in the same spot as the cameras.
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"For the 2016 service period we have procured 309 megawatts of Demand Turn Up," National Grid's Nick Blair, senior account manager of the scheme, said in an email.
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Accepting that the government procured the communication within the bounds of the Constitution and the statute, once it had that information, it cannot rummage around in that database?
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The decision comes after an international tribunal last year unanimously ruled that the pollution judgment by Ecuador's Supreme Court against Chevron was procured through fraud, bribery and corruption.
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Some of my most powerful emotions have been procured in the drive-throughs of the dozens upon dozens of butthole food options America has bequeathed its hungry citizens.
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"The report shows that they have completely ignored the safety standards of the vehicles procured from the contractors," OGRA spokesman Imran Ghaznavi told Reuters, referring to Shell Pakistan.
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In its statement Didi said it had procured $4.5 billion in equity investment from Apple, China Life, Ant Financial and other existing shareholders like SoftBank, Tencent and Alibaba.
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The company, Fresenius Kabi, sued to block the execution set for Tuesday, saying that the US state illegally procured various drugs for use in the planned lethal injection.
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Peuthert soon procured a handful of former Romanov friends and servants, all of whom were convinced on sight alone, that this was the daughter of the late Tsar.
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So he procured a pizza oven from Naples, found a mozzarella maker in England and bought an ailing restaurant called PizzaExpress from the widow of a film director.
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When there were no tables available, I thought we were out of luck, but one was procured from thin air and placed on an empty area of sidewalk.
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In Phuoc Tuy province, for instance, cadres went door-to-door collecting lists of required medications, which they procured on the black market and distributed to grateful villagers.
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By the end of 2000, India was expected to have procured $18 billion worth of defense items from the United States, according to India's Ministry of External Affairs.
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The reality, however, is that increasingly, self-induced abortion in the United States means using pills procured through the mail, much as it is in many other countries.
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The statement said that the government had procured 3,000 litres of chemicals to help in the spraying and added it would also distribute handheld sprayers to some residents.
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Similarly, George Mason insisted that a president who procured his appointment in his first instance through improper and corrupt acts might repeat his guilt and return to power.
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For example, at the 1787 Constitutional Convention, both George Mason and Gouverneur Morris observed that a president who "procured his appointment" by corrupting the electors must be impeachable.
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Being that he was in California, Amerine procured numerous labels from the Napa Valley and Sonoma County, as well as examples form France, Italy, Germany, and South Africa.
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The Frank Lloyd Wright designed Little House is renting for $2,500/night, while the ancient Roman Villa of P. Fannius Synistor room can be procured for $2,000/night.
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Reliable leaker Evan Blass has procured a new image of the Mate 10 Pro, which shows off the phone's three-camera setup and hints at the company's AI ambitions.
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Sebastian Vall, 21, was arrested on Monday at the crossing point of Murriqan with Montenegro after he boarded a bus in neighboring Kosovo, where he had procured the handguns.
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Motherboard's public records requests found that various regional police agencies, such as the Maryland and Indiana state police, had procured GrayKey boxes, as has the Miami-Dade County Police.
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The Macau government said in a statement on Tuesday that only Macau residents were entitled to free vaccinations and government-procured routine vaccinations would not be given to visitors.
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For instance, it was not only believed that miasma caused disease, but that the type of illness one procured had to do with one's moral sensibilities and bad habits.
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But Arby&aposs was quick to point out that the meat it used for its sandwiches was not procured through hunting, but rather from game farms in New Zealand.
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S. supplier ZF-TRW said it had increased stocks of some parts procured from single sources to last six days, double the three days it held before the quake.
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The up to 34 estimated launches that will be procured between fiscal years 13 and 2024 will be split 60/40 by the two companies the Air Force chooses.
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Parliamentarians who formed a fact-finding commission to investigate the fraud have said upwards of 2 million tonnes, or 40 percent of the locally procured crop, may be missing.
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Summit LNG's FSRU will anchor 6 km off the island of Moheshkali in the Cox's Bazar district of the Chattogram division, where it will regasify LNG procured by Petrobangla.
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CannaSafe's recent report builds off a study the lab conducted for NBC News, which found that 13 of 15 illicit vapes procured in California contained vitamin E and myclobutanil.
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The first orca Griffin procured, Namu, was caught accidentally by some fishermen, when a snagged fishing net trapped a pair of orcas between a reef and a rocky outcropping.
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Around 90 percent of the country's LPG imports are procured in term contracts, with the rest purchased on a monthly basis to anticipate fluctuations in domestic output, Purba said.
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Britain maintains that the Kohnioor was procured through a treaty in 1849, after the English annexed Punjab, which was then under Duleep Singh, after the Second Anglo-Sikh War.
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I said goodbye to burritos inhaled after a hard day at work and lukewarm soup procured only because I was too lazy to slap together a lunch from home.
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"Roughly 90 percent of our steel and aluminum needs in the United States are procured locally," Honda Senior Managing Director Kohei Takeuchi said at an earnings briefing on Tuesday.
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Already the pole-mounted snowflake garlands are up in parts of Brooklyn, and down jackets of various lengths and thicknesses have been pulled out of storage, or procured anew.
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But the Houthi alliance with Iran makes it impossible to rule out the possibility that Tehran provided or procured the missiles, even if they were manufactured in North Korea.
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And one of the mothers, Zaraí Salgado, 32, procured a mop and began to scrub, rubbing away the day's dirt and grime as if this were now her home.
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It helps that China has procured insurance in letting its exchange rate decline to 7.1 yuan per dollar, the weakest since 2008, offsetting some of the drag from tariffs.
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And we've actually procured a pretty significant chunk of the internet, to make sure that we have enough capacity to deliver content to everybody who wants to watch it.
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Instead, companies like Chimbusco, PetroChina and Sinopec Corp have procured supplies from the international market to cover demand up to the end-March, executives at the three firms said.
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Another founder, George Mason, insisted that the president who procured his appointment in the first instance through improper and corrupt acts might repeat his guilt and return to power.
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According to that indictment, he built the wireless systems in a house in Baghdad with components he procured from 2005 to 2010 from an unspecified company based in Arizona.
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" He added, "Shall the man who has practiced corruption, and by that means procured his appointment in the first instance, be suffered to escape punishment by repeating his guilt?
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"Shall the man who has practiced corruption, and by that means procured his appointment in the first instance, be suffered to escape punishment by repeating his guilt?" he asked.
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The most direct answer came from George Mason: A president who "practiced corruption and by that means procured his appointment in the first instance" should be subject to impeachment.
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Other people arrested and charged included a 43-year-old Dutch man who procured drugs in the Netherlands and two Poles, aged 32 and 44, who acted as couriers.
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Spare parts for drilling at Junin-53 were procured from a PDVSA unit called Bariven; but getting equipment from Bariven took 10 to 18 months, according to the documents.
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In the 1840's and '50s, the Philadelphia lawyer and naturalist procured as many specimens as he could, from figures famous and ordinary, living and dead, local and abroad.
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The picture of organ trading in Egypt extends beyond the criminal underworld, with mainstream hospitals conducting transplants using kidneys procured through backstreet deals, according to Sean Columb, the report's author.
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Cityfox claimed in a Facebook statement that they had in fact procured all the permits—from the State Liquor Authority and Department of Buildings—they needed to throw the party.
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The park's general manager, Cem Uzan, said that all its machinery had been procured from "the best producers" in the field and would be subject to routine and special inspections.
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The hospital, in a statement, said there had been a "drop in pressure in the supply of liquid oxygen" on Thursday, but added cylinders were procured from various other suppliers.
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For four years, she tagged along to Muslim student events, on campus and off, asked questions about students' religious and political beliefs, and procured invitations to meetings they were attending.
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A mailman sick of turkeys attacking him while he works each day is caught on camera fending them off with a pole he procured to keep them at a distance.
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This is because the elder Jonas procured the suicide note from Ines and then passed it to the younger Jonas — so there are two suicide notes circulating in this loop.
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Fisten said associates of Epstein have come forward to him and Edwards alleging that Epstein has traveled with two young women who have procured girls for him in recent years.
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In September, TMZ procured a second video showing the actual assault, a tape that the NFL and the Ravens claimed they'd never seen before, despite reasonable evidence to the contrary.
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In 2011 Slovakia introduced a requirement to put all public contracts on the internet, which analysts said has led to a drop in prices the government pays for procured services.
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He coordinated cocaine shipments, purchased farms to transit drugs in Costa Rica and Honduras, procured chemicals to make meth, smuggled drugs to Canada, and acquired heavy weapons for the cartel.
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To call these irregular troops was a gross understatement: They were elite special operations soldiers riding horses instead of tanks, wearing modified uniforms with beards and locally procured pakol hats.
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In addition to the Soviet Scuds Iran procured from Libya and Syria, North Korean missiles like the Nodong (renamed the Shahab-3) formed the backbone of Tehran's early missile arsenal.
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In a matter of seconds, a virtual machine can be "spun" up (or down), replacing a process that often took months wherein physical servers were procured, shipped, racked and configured.
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For a number of years, a good chunk of my wardrobe has been occupied by a large and unruly collection, procured from charity shops, rummage sales, and my brothers' closets.
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The items recovered encompassed everything from weapons, ammunition as well as chemical components procured by the terror group to manufacture improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to be used on the battlefield.
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One bill before Congress, introduced by the House Intelligence Committee chairman, Adam Schiff, aims to discourage the misuse of pardons by shedding sunlight on how they are procured and processed.
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CW: Yeah, say what you will about a James O'Keefe-type character, but he's out there, putting, even if it's ill-gotten or strangely, you know, procured, that's new information.
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"Whatever platforms are developed and procured, it is clear that the UK&aposs ground forces need to increase their deployable firepower if they are to maintain a credible warfighting capability."
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O'Neill also read back Cosby's account of giving Quaaludes to a woman in Las Vegas and his admission that he procured Quaaludes for women he wanted to have sex with.
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Our residents will end up paying twice, first for the renewable resources that they have supported through the ballot box and again for the capacity procured through PJM's distorted market.
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Wade, however, some of the millions of women who procured newly legal abortions began to complicate that conflict by speaking publicly about their own experiences and emotions, including their regrets.
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Moscow-based company Gefest-M, which procured metals for a North Korean firm involved in Kim's nuclear and missile programs, was among the Russian entities singled out by the Treasury.
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Suddenly, I was unready to see any of the 37,000 procured, purchased and donated objects, even as the box began its descent and landed its cargo at the year 1400.
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The directive says that the bones and horns may be procured only from farmed animals, and that only the bones of tigers that have died of natural causes can be used.
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Only ~40 percent of Fortune 500 companies have procured insurance against cyber incidents, and those with insurance typically purchase limits that do not cover the full extent of their cyber exposure.
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A papal decree of 1464 written by Pope Paul II dictated that cardinals within the clergy would now wear a scarlet hue derived from kermes, a dye procured from scale insects.
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Often procured from the mysterious chasm between his bed and the wall, the garment usually appears to have not been washed since said gentleman's sheets last were, which is likely never.
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This will be particularly important given the 25 percent tariff President Trump has placed on imported steel, which so far only razor makers Gillette and Schick have procured an exemption on.
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The money was procured from central banks in Switzerland and the Netherlands, official said, and an unmarked cargo plane loaded with Swiss francs, euros and other currencies were flown to Iran.
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The North Korean drones recovered in South Korea were probably procured through front companies in China, with parts manufactured in China, the Czech Republic, Japan and the United States, it added.
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The U.S. Attorney just filed legal docs saying Fogle's conduct warrants the harsher sentence, pointing to text messages he sent to a woman who apparently procured minors for his sexual pleasure.
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But Trump and defense hawks have procured a $15 billion infusion for the Pentagon and funds for other border security accounts such as detention beds for people entering the country illegally.
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The inquiry at the advertising company was part of a broader probe into the finances of a government-funded entity on disease control and contracts they procured on public information campaigns.
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Roberts alleged that she had been "procured for sexual activities" by Ghislaine Maxwell, who worked as a personal aide to Epstein and was a friend of Prince Andrew's, The Times reports.
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Lawmakers who formed a fact-finding commission to investigate the scandal said upwards of 2 million tonnes, or 40 percent of the locally procured crop in 2016 may have been missing.
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Parliamentarians who formed a fact-finding commission to investigate the suspected fraud have said upwards of 2 million tonnes, or 40 percent of the locally procured crop, may be unaccounted for.
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Wolfe and I can hear the audience gathering on the hill, but we are busy in the Rose Garden, choreographing our sword fight with fresh sticks we've procured from the woods.
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They find Julie Purcell's "pink bedroom" in the Hoyt estate cellar and track down Junius Watts (Steven Williams), the man who procured Julie as a playmate for Isabel Hoyt (Lauren Sweetser).
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However, several teams made a point in their press releases to say they procured their tests privately and did not drain public resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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However, several teams made a point in their press releases to say they procured their tests privately and did not drain public resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They have fled to their upstate homes or to actual bunkers, or procured tests; some have even attempted to secure personal ventilators (that they undoubtedly do not know how to operate).
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Over the summer of 2018, conservative media focused on several transactions by Advanced Bioscience Resources, a company that procured fetal tissue from abortion providers and shipped it to researchers for use.
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" He was in the midst of dealing with his then-girlfriend's unexpected pregnancy; after they procured an abortion, he had a terrifying, avenging-angel vision during a screening of "King Kong.
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Budapest Airport announced that it procured a thermal camera last week and would rent another to screen travelers for fevers, while experts warned that Hungary was ill-equipped for an outbreak.
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China does, indeed, have problems with its food safety standards, as Palmer wrote, but it's the conditions of where that food is procured that ultimately matter more than what's being eaten.
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The US has not procured new landmine systems since the early 2000s and the Pentagon plans to modernize as the current inventory ages and requires replacement in about ten years' time.
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Its stunning military victories in the 1956 and 1967 wars utilized French aircraft, AMX-13 French light tanks, and other arms and military equipment Peres had procured in his clandestine negotiations.
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Fyre, catapulted with community support, has since procured the capital to buy her own space, conveniently located in the middle of a hotbed of strip clubs, porn shops, and lingerie stores.
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While an iPhone battery can be procured online for $15, a kit, including all the necessary tools, starts at $25 on iFixit and goes up to $50 for an iPhone 7 Plus.
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But Boon doesn't want the dominant MD2 cultivar you find everywhere nowadays—he wants to find a rare variety like the Smooth Cayenne, which he says is only procured for wealthy Russians.
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Government data showed a 52.8 percent increase in the number of minor girls "procured" and a 35.4 percent increase in the number of girls sold in 2015 compared to the previous year.
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Still, this bout of litigation over lethal-injection cocktails was important because of the role of drug companies, two of which filed objections to the use of products apparently procured through middlemen.
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For some reason — which the show eventually reveals — Hargreeves knew about the births, procured the children (he paid some mothers generous sums), and assigned them real names, but preferred to use numbers.
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That market is expected to grow this year and in 2019, but remain largely flat between 2020 and 2022 as more projects are procured purely for economic reasons and outside of mandates.
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Furthermore, Benchmark states that Kalanick, who also resigned from his board seat when he resigned from his CEO position, quickly re-appointed himself to one of those outstanding and "fraudulently procured" seats.
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"DOD procured ANA uniforms using a proprietary camouflage pattern without determining the pattern's effectiveness in Afghanistan compared to other available patterns," the special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction said in the report.
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Patterson shows up with plastic jewelry, small, patterned bows, Mardi Gras beads, fanciful embroidery, appliqués, brooches, faux gold coins, and gold-painted seashells that are procured and arranged through a laborious process.
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The past and present officials reeled in by Cohen's bait don't elicit much sympathy, and their complaints about how the video was procured have only helped do Showtime's promotional work for it.
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In the letter, the lawmakers asked for a copy of each and every draft, interim, proposed or completed economic analysis prepared or procured by the commission that's related to the proposed rule.
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Like everything on the menu here, they're served because they're sustainable, procured in a way that does the least possible harm to the species, to the environment, and to the seafood industry.
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A 21-year-old woman in Northern Ireland has been given a suspended jail sentence for successfully carrying out a home abortion two years ago, using drugs she procured on the internet.
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The central issue: When Kalanick resigned as CEO, he also resigned from his board seat, but he quickly re-appointed himself to one of those outstanding and "fraudulently procured" seats, says Benchmark.
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Donald Trump would enter the presidency with 88 district and 17 court of appeals vacancies to fill, along with a Supreme Court vacancy improbably procured and kept open by McConnell's obstructionist absolutism.
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Perhaps he was getting back at me for blurting, "I don't plan to spill my coffee," in refusing one of the napkins his bodyguard procured after Mr. Walker bobbled his own cup.
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Weeks after the robbery, Indira's family of five arrived in the United States on a tourist visa that her father procured a month earlier in hopes of taking everyone to Disney World.
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Nacho cheese sauce is replaced by a mix of creamy Velveeta, Hafod cheddar (an organic Welsh version) and bone marrow procured from the forearm of the same cow that provided the meat.
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French museums have been compelled to amp up restitution efforts after a historic report commissioned by President Macron in 2018 recommended that institutions return all objects illegally procured from former African colonies.
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Last year Egypt procured about 3.6 million tonnes of wheat from farmers, the first year it scrapped a subsidy and began tying its local purchase price to the global price for grains.
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The early years of the program occurred during California's prolonged drought, but abundant rainfall in 2017 meant that BirdReturns could dial back the amount of pop-up wetland it procured this year.
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Sometimes it's procured from an app and delivered by a miserable but good-natured guy in a pilling beanie who can somehow withstand riding his bike through the most frigid of nights.
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The Treasury Department said that in 2018, North Korean ports received at least 263 tanker deliveries of refined petroleum procured from ship-to-ship transfers that are prohibited by the United Nations.
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But it also means that state officials don't have to disclose how they procured lethal injection drugs in court, even under sealed testimony, according to Berkeley Death Penalty Clinic staff attorney Jennifer Moreno.
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Whenever someone so much as glanced over at the men in costume, he quickly gave them a handshake with one hand and magically procured a business card for the Angels with the other.
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Lesin had procured $28 million worth of property in Los Angeles and "multimillion dollar assets in Europe" during his time as a civil servant, which "raises serious questions," Wicker said at the time.
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It&aposs a dilemma anytime you&aposre using what&aposs called a flipped witness to make your case, because obviously he&aposs guilty of something otherwise the government could have procured the testimony.
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The cadavers used in these seminars are often procured through body brokers, organizations that acquire bodies donated to science and then sell or rent the parts for use in medical research and training.
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"Based on initial review and information from PREPA, FEMA has significant concerns with how PREPA procured this contract and has not confirmed whether the contract prices are reasonable," FEMA said in the statement.
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It says scores of Syrians were killed by poison gas on Tuesday because the Syrian air force had struck a militant bomb-making factory which it said contained chemical weapons procured in Iraq.
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By the late 1980s, as a result of the AIDS crisis, the business of cryobanks was growing; frozen sperm was safer than the fresh sperm that doctors often procured to help infertile couples.
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"The allegations that someone inside the organization procured false documents for its workers suggest a level of coercion over these workers, which is precisely what federal law protects them from," Mr. Leopold said.
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Were there a book that could have converted my father from his blackness, I have no doubt in me that my grandfather would have procured a copy and magnanimously slipped it to him.
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Such companies are also facing growing public pressure to use cobalt that has not been procured using supply chains that involve human rights violations, something Apple has received scrutiny for in the past.
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"Based on initial review and information from PREPA, FEMA has significant concerns with how PREPA procured this contract and has not confirmed whether the contract prices are reasonable," FEMA said in its statement.
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He told the court that he admitted to U.S. prosecutors that he had paid bribes in Turkey, misstated his Turkish income between 2002 and 2016 and procured prostitutes for other people around 2013.
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The U.S. Treasury Department also blacklisted Kirakossian last year, alleging he procured metals for the Korea Tangun Trading Corporation, which the U.N. Security Council has said has a role in Pyongyang's weapons program.
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Subaru said its sole car factory in Japan accounting for roughly 60 percent of global production had halted output a week ago after it discovered a defect in a component procured from a supplier.
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The Greek government has frequently accused the media of corruption, saying it is controlled by a network of businesses which previously enjoyed preferential loans from banks and procured lucrative contracts from the public sector.
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Right after the arrest, a visibly upset Bonath said that the student had somehow procured a weapon during questioning at the police station, and "mortally wounded one of our officers" before escaping the scene.
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"It is therefore necessary that military capabilities are jointly planned, developed, managed, procured and deployed to raise the interoperability of Europe's defense forces and to further improve Europe's capacity to act," the paper states.
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The official, who declined to be identified, also told Reuters that Khashoggi's DNA samples were being procured from Turkey, meaning that investigators would not need to ask Saudi Arabia for samples at the moment.
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Through an elaborate scheme, Grayson (as Abby) had procured sexual photos and videos from four different victims that he then used as blackmail to get them to carry out each of the four attacks.
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To encourage banks to use the lending programs, the BOJ exempts funds procured from the schemes from a 0.1 percent negative interest it charges to excess reserves financial institutions park with the central bank.
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Even if it was lawfully procured, the house points to the luxury and largesse she enjoys, as Pakistan inhabits the dismal 147 out of 186 spot in women's health, education, political and economic empowerment.
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Most of the weapons and ammunition procured by ISIS was found to have been manufactured within the last decade and delivered to the region since the beginning of the Syrian civil war in 2011.
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Agents wrote of "an effort to obtain news media publicity highlighting friction between east and west coast BPP leadership personnel," according to one F.B.I. memo procured in the 1980s by Mr. Wahad's legal team.
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In 2007, on the pretext of getting medicine for his sick father, he obtained permission to go to neighboring Jordan for a day and secretly procured a visa from the American Embassy in Damascus.
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The digital forensic results, combined with a larger investigation, interviews, research, and expert intelligence information, led the investigators "to assess Bezos' phone was compromised via tools procured by Saud al Qahtani," the report states.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) in letters to the Bitcoin Foundation and the Digital Chamber of Commerce recounted how white supremacist groups in Charlottesville, Va., procured funding on financial technology apps like PayPal and Venmo.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) in letters to the Bitcoin Foundation and the Digital Chamber of Commerce recounted how white supremacist groups in Charlottesville, Va., procured funding on financial technology apps like PayPal and Venmo.
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One of the early hallmarks of their line, and their approach, is what the artist and performer Kembra Pfahler has called "availabism," the practice of using what's on hand or at least easily procured.
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CMS would use the OPO's donation rate, the percentage of possible donors who become actual donors and the transplantation rate, which is the percentage of organs transplanted after an organ is procured, Verma said.
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The privilege accompanying power is illustrated by a seemingly innocuous series of thank-you notes for ballet and theater tickets, procured for Kissinger by Broadway columnist Leonard Lyons, which are shown in wall niches.
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" The German rules stated that critical equipment should only be used after scrutiny and certification overseen by Germany's BSI federal cybersecurity watchdog, and that "core components may only be procured from trustworthy vendors and manufacturers.
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For instance, if you would characterize yourself as a "fashion girl" (it's okay, it doesn't have to be a moniker you'd say out loud), Polyvore bets you procured a pair of Adidas Superstars in 2016.
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According to Treasury, Pardavesh Tasvir Rayan Co. is a printing operation controlled by businessman Reza Heidari and owned by Tejarat Almas Mobin Holding that procured equipment and materials to print counterfeit Yemeni rial bank notes.
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Currently, the EIM is only a "real-time" market — a 5- and 15-minute within-hour market based on the gap between what was procured in the day-ahead market and real-time energy demand.
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And then, by the time we reach our first real apartments — those slivers of the world painstakingly procured despite entry-level wages and inspired too heavily by Pinterest — having posters on the wall seems juvenile.
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The International Institute for Strategic Studies points out that Seoul has procured or will get advanced weaponry, including a fleet of F-35 stealth fighters, cruise missiles for its F-15 fighters, and new submarines.
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Estée Lauder went to court to get him temporarily removed from the company and procured a restraining order against him, preventing him from going near Estée Lauder properties and Leonard Lauder, whom he had threatened.
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This spring, the Miss Venezuela Organization temporarily suspended pageant operations after accusations that organizers had procured young women as sexual companions for wealthy sponsors, including officials at the highest levels of President Nicolás Maduro's government.
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What they find redeeming, near the end of their journeys, sometimes feels to a reader less hopeful than the treasures procured — hard-gotten — by Binx Bolling and his own predecessors (Nick Carraway chief among them).
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"Both fake interviews procured under conditions tantamount to torture were broadcast and rebroadcast, by both CCTV and its international arm CGTN, upon orders from the Chinese state and without my consent," Humphrey wrote in his complaint.
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The request notes that pieces of the Gateway, which will be provided by various international partners, should be "launched on competitively procured vehicles," while astronaut crews will launch on the SLS inside the Orion crew capsule.
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Morphine was procured from Turkey; heroin was processed in Sicily; and through a shadow network of banks and brokers, dozens of pizzerias—some newly minted—were used to fan the product out across the United States.
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The force procured its first IMSI-catcher in 2005, and its deployment was carried out under a "framework," an RCMP spokesperson told Motherboard in an email, that was further formalized with the interim policy in 2011.
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After pulling over during a bad thunderstorm a few weeks ago, Kanellos happened upon an antique shop in Funkstown, Maryland, where he personally procured two gold carved wooden eagles that now reside in the Roosevelt Room.
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"FEMA is presently engaged with PREPA and its legal counsel to obtain information about the contract and contracting process, including how the contract was procured and how PREPA determined the contract prices were reasonable," it said.
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A six-month course of delamanid costs $30,000 in Europe, while courses purchased through the the Global Drug Facility, run by the Geneva-based Stop TB Partnership (Stop TB), are procured by the fund for $1,700.
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The unions also procured a letter from 14 mayors about the fiber optic issue and one from 20 United States senators urging Verizon to act as a "responsible corporate citizen" and negotiate fairly with its workers.
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Some of the detectives named in the suit procured confessions in more than a dozen other murder cases in which charges were dropped or the defendant was acquitted at trial, The Chicago Tribune reported in 2001.
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No matter how much young talent Jacksonville had procured, its annual spending splurges tended to promote the same reactions, and results, every year: optimism in the spring and summer but despair in the fall and winter.
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As they sipped fresh juice procured from a sidewalk stand, four students enrolled in a three-year college program in business administration expressed fears that the program may not deliver them to their desired management jobs.
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On July 19th, after weeks of naval shadow-boxing, Iran procured a bargaining chip of its own by grabbing a British tanker, the Stena Impero, in the Strait of Hormuz on spurious charges of safety violations.
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Throughout the film, Ratner tells his friends and colleagues about how he is on the brink of justifying his years of gambling because the black opal he procured will get him all the money he needs.
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The Maine-procured uni, gobbed over mazemen (a brothless ramen), strengthens the message that the seafood on the East Coast is as good as that in Japan, as long as you know how to handle it.
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Once procured, you'll have access to local news, live sports, and 86 of the 100 most popular US network television shows, according to Plex; from channels like ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, PBS, Univision, Telemundo, and many more.
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Ali admitted after his arrest to having made the fake bomb and procured the robes from his mother, but that he planned to tell his accomplice he wanted to back out of the robbery, the complaint said.
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"Security researchers procured some of the more popular medical equipment and proceeded to reverse-engineer the devices until exploitable vulnerabilities were identified," Heid said, citing a study conducted by the Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team.
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A lot of Canadians are already using Alexa and Echo, having procured them from US retailers or third parties who will ship across the border, but this has always involved workarounds like having a US Amazon account.
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Argentina's state-run energy buyer Enarsa launched a tender to buy nine LNG cargoes for delivery between September and October, surprising traders by the scale of its demand, having just procured six cargoes mainly from trading companies.
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It didn't take long for the appetizers to come: soufflé potatoes with hollandaise sauce, shrimp remoulade, oysters en brouchette, and crabmeat maison—they'd procured some, as the crab scarcity came to an end a few weeks earlier.
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In the case, the LIA alleges that the disputed trades were procured through a "fraudulent and corrupt scheme" involving the payment of $58.5 million to a Panamanian-registered company called Lenaida, controlled at the time by Giahmi.
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"The base of Malaysia's legal challenge in the High Court in London is that the consent award was procured by fraud or in a manner contrary to public policy," Attorney General Tommy Thomas said in a statement.
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Toler told the audience that according to Dutch investigators, Girkin's group procured a Buk M-1 anti-aircraft system from Russia that was manned by a crew of four soldiers from Russia's 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade.
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The statement came in response to a request for comment on a report from E&E News that said the tower would be reopening and left it unclear how the funding to reopen the tower was procured.
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Tesla also reaffirmed its cash flow positive outlook for the third and fourth quarters, despite negative pressures from a weaker dollar and likely higher tariffs for vehicles imported into China, as well as components procured from China.
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At LACMA, once you've procured your specially timed ticket and signed a release waiver, you enter a room modeled after the holding cells, often called las hieleras, or "freezers," where migrants are detained when crossing the border.
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We therefore think shares of BA should be procured at the current price that is down 70% YTD, 80% from 2019 highs, and that makes it the worst performing S&P stock over $50bn in cap YTD.
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Cuomo said this week that the state had procured 7,000, including 238 from the federal government — though Vice President Mike Pence later said that the federal government would be shipping an additional 2000,227 ventilators to the state.
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According to some local media reports, the Mossad haul included 100,000 kits procured from Gulf Arab states that do not formally recognize Israel but which have pursued low-level coordination on regional security challenges such as Iran.
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With the help of a surveillance photo procured by his dirty-deeds specialist Hall (Terry Kinney), Axe has a copy of the algo he spends a full day attempting to decipher before realizing it has a mistake.
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"Based on initial review and information from Prepa, FEMA has significant concerns with how Prepa procured this contract and has not confirmed whether the contract prices are reasonable," the federal agency said in a statement on Friday.
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According to some local media reports, the Mossad haul included 100,000 kits procured from Gulf Arab states that do not formally recognise Israel but which have pursued low-level coordination on regional security challenges such as Iran.
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It's unclear how Kim would have procured either vehicle, as their purchases are almost certainly violations of United Nations sanctions against North Korea, which prohibit the sale of luxury goods and automobiles to the North Korean government.
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What's fascinating about the Berlin scene is how it starts: in media res, as Dom and the gang have already procured the EMP and are speeding away from a bevy of explosions with anonymous goons chasing them.
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When the team was one victory away during the 1994 N.B.A. finals, she ditched a client, procured tickets to Games 6 and 7 in Houston and suffered as Patrick Ewing and company went down to heartbreaking defeat.
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Here, once a suitable young coconut has been procured — heavy and silent when shaken, because it's so full of water, there's no space for slosh — it's boiled whole, to concentrate the sweetness and loosen the flesh inside.
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Ava Liversidge, 13, started reading Teen Vogue because she aspires to work in fashion — she wore an Ikea T-shirt procured from a vintage store the previous day — but said it had opened her up to politics.
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A report by the country's federal auditor in 2012 showed that 31 percent of drugs procured by the government for the Armed Forces Medical Stores were substandard in 2010-11, up from about 15 percent in 2006-07.
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Among other things, the lawsuit asked a judge to temporarily bar Mr. Daleiden's group from releasing footage shot at the federation's meetings because they infiltrated them by falsely posing as executives of a company that procured fetal tissue.
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Scientists toggled their attention to ibogaine's anti-addiction uses thanks to a heroin user, Howard Lotsof, who at the age of 19 in 1962 procured some ground iboga, which he wanted to test out as a new high.
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It would certainly be better for national security if Trump were to only use an iPhone—and a modern one at that—that was procured and maintained by the White House IT department (you know, whoever is left).
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When he comes home to find his parents have procured a bevy of young ladies to have dinner with him (oy vey, parents just don't understand), he reacts like a kid on a slightly less boring field trip.
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FEMA said it "has significant concerns with how PREPA (the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority) procured" the contract and that it is gathering more information about the contract and the contracting process from PREPA and its legal counsel.
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Summit LNG's project plans call for a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) to be installed off the coast of Moheshkali, where it will receive and regasify LNG procured by Petrobangla, the country's national oil and gas company.
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"Upon guarantees that he will be taken back by the United States and that travel documents will be procured, the necessary proceedings have been started to send him to the United States," the ministry said in a statement.
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It sounds like Vega's shop is ready to roll on customizing it so it's a good bet Puig has already procured the helicopter and, who knows, maybe we get to see him arrive in style for Opening Day.
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After we made up, Billy took me to dinner at the Douglastan Gold Course Country Club, the building that [Studio 254 owners] Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager had procured to open a new club called The Enchanted Gardens.
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Much like real-life theater kids, Nini and EJ gush over original props from "High School Musical" that their school's drama teacher, Miss Jenn, has procured — including the cell phone used by Vanessa Hudgens in the first film.
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According to Cuomo, New York has procured 123,000 ventilators in addition to 4,000 already on hand, and the White House said Tuesday that the state would receive two shipments of 2,000 machines this week from the national stockpile.
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Many of their medications were too expensive and rare for the hospital to stock and had to be procured, by Janak's father and me, from pharmacies around the city, whenever needed, often in the middle of the night.
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"We're used to making quick products and making them very quickly with what's available," said Mr. Bednark, who procured plastic shields from a supplier in Long Island City, Queens, and elastic from a company in Manhattan's garment district.
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Ducking out of the foyer, he reappeared a few seconds later clad in an electric blue blazer — size 48 and 13 percent polyester — festooned with Jets logos that he procured three weeks ago during a pilgrimage to Manitoba.
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As a result, they only ever procured enough food to meet their immediate needs confident that there was always more available, much like busy urbanites with empty refrigerators who get food on the go when they are hungry.
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When he did not respond right away, Mr. Miller texted a madam from whom he had previously procured drugs, according to the complaint, which noted that she sent a sex worker to his residence in Studio City, Calif.
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I found plenty of documentary evidence that Bugliosi procured false testimony, withheld evidence, and covered up information during the trial, and that law enforcement knew a lot more about the family's potential for violence even before the murders.
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I found plenty of documentary evidence that Bugliosi procured false testimony, withheld evidence, and covered up information during the trial, and that law enforcement knew a lot more about the family's potential for violence even before the murders.
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In a way, Iran has Britain to thank for its first printed copies of the Quran, mass produced on a machine procured by Mirza Salih and operated using the skills he learned as an apprentice in London's Fleet Street.
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The alleged fraud affected at least 76 individual rocket parts, according to the DOJ, with Smalley falsifying "at least 38 source inspection reports" for parts "procured by SpaceX for the construction of the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy" rockets.
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Bidders use the data from the supply-side, along with further data procured from brokers, to decide how likely the user is to act on their ad, and thus how much it is worth to show it to him.
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The website listed about a dozen girls and their physical attributes, adding that some had joined voluntarily while others were "procured from remote areas of India such as Assam and West Bengal by trusted brokers and promised big dreams".
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When I was a kid, Palm was a treat procured only from encounters with friends and relatives from parts of the world with a higher density of Filipinos, as canned foods often made their way into the souvenir stash.
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Erin Lentz, Chris Barrett and Miguel Gomez recently examined a USDA pilot program in nine countries authorized by the 2628 farm bill that allowed U.S. food aid to be procured in or near the countries where help was needed.
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For context, the White House notes Saudi Arabia has approximately $97 billion in "open and active" arms purchases from the U.S. From now on, Congress now has the right to delay, or block, the delivery of these procured items.
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In June, a senior North Korean defector named Ri Jong Ho told Japan's Kyodo News agency that the Hermit Kingdom secretly buys up to 300,000 tons of oil products from Russia every year, procured by brokers based in Singapore.
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Here, too, deeply personal expressions concerning the artist's body, ego, success, and purpose redeem the Notebooks of its faults: 19993/1/99 11.15 A.M. […] Last summer the credit you procured for yourself with the belief: you're the best painter.
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Taking a break from school, he went to Los Angeles at the start of May with his brother (who wanted to make money for more practical purposes than the World Cup.) They procured beds at a homeless shelter downtown.
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The prince, 59, denies an allegation that he had sex with a 17-year-old girl procured for him by his former friend, who killed himself in a U.S. prison in August while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
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Equipped with mushrooms a friend procured for him, Dan got himself set up for the journey—select music, noise canceling headphones, pen and paper to record his thoughts, comfortable and ample space to meditate—and then took the plunge.
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Waymo says it needs extra time to parse the tens of thousands of pages of documents it has recently procured, though as Recode noted, the additional time could also be used for it and Uber to reach a settlement agreement.
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Named after Wilfrid Voynich, the Polish book dealer who procured the manuscript in 1912, the document is written in an unknown script that encodes an unknown language—a double-whammy of unknowns that has, until this point, been impossible to interpret.
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The good news, as MacRumors noted and the Post did not, is that the NYPD says its contracts actually procured the phones themselves for free and allowed for them to replace them after two years with any devices of their choice.
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However, the 20 percent leap in imports of ores and concentrates to 5.59 million tonnes does mean that overall China is importing more copper, it is just changing the state in which it is procured to one that requires domestic beneficiation.
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One recommendation includes the domestic manufacture of medicines such as antibiotics that are now procured from strategic adversaries, which is consistent with a 2018 report that analyzed sectors where the U.S. depends on strategic competitors for military equipment and components.
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In the case of copper, the idea is to perform dismantling work overseas on Category 7 scrap procured from countries like the United States and convert it into higher-grade material that would not be subject to China's new import restrictions.
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I'm pretty confident that purchasing lemonade from your neighborhood child-led not-for-profit lemonade stand is safe, assuming those lemons were procured locally by unionized farm workers and those children are paid a living (5 dimes an hour) wage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Friday it had imposed sanctions on three people and three companies in the Philippines, Turkey and Somalia that supported the Islamic State militant group, including a business that procured parts for unmanned aircraft.
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In court filings seen by Reuters, the LIA alleges the trades were procured through a "fraudulent and corrupt scheme" involving the payment of $58.5 million to a Panamanian-registered company called Lenaida, controlled at the time by Libyan businessman Walid Giahmi.
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It is merely an arbitrary goal set to try to keep European spending higher, just as calling for 20 percent of defense spending to be spent on procurement says nothing about what should be procured or what the Alliance really needs.
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Egypt has been mired in controversy over whether much of the roughly 5 million tonnes of grain the government said it procured in this year's harvest exists only on paper, the result of local suppliers falsifying receipts to pocket government payments.
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Beijing fiercely opposes THAAD to defend South Korean cities and U.S. forces against North Korean missiles made in part with Chinese technology, with parts procured from or smuggled through China, and that ride on carriers made by Chinese state-owned enterprises.
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BPM reenacts how Act Up activists made this future possible, through die-ins on city streets, breaking into pharmaceutical company offices to throw balloons of fake blood, protests in government offices, and the pooling of lifesaving drugs procured through clinical trials.
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But the rest of the local lines in question—the E, F, M, and R—are still waiting on funding for the upgraded signal system; once procured, that could take years to complete, given how long the 7 and L took.
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It states that ZTE "has ongoing projects in all five major embargoed countries - Iran, Sudan, North Korea, Syria and Cuba", adding that "all of these projects depend on U.S.-procured items to some extent, so export control obstacles have arisen".
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The assistant was carrying a Lenovo laptop containing a confidential ZTE document, dated August 25, 20173 and signed by four top executives, about the need to establish front companies to supply U.S. procured items needed for projects in embargoed countries.
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The scandals range from the insidious, wherein millions of dollars have been stolen or remain unaccounted for, to the downright ridiculous, as when a government ministry justified misappropriating thousands of dollars by claiming it procured ballpoint pens for $85 a piece.
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One or more Eskom generation units will then be created to compete with IPPs to supply the cheapest electricity, and the distribution model will be reformed so that more power can be procured from small-scale residential and business producers.
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This is why my brain malfunctioned a few months ago when I got my hands on a very, very old Chiquita Banana's Recipe Book, procured through my frankly quite problematic habit of buying weird shit on eBay out of sheer curiosity.
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The assistant was carrying a Lenovo laptop containing a confidential ZTE document, dated August 217, 22 and signed by four top executives, about the need to establish front companies to supply U.S. procured items needed for projects in embargoed countries.
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The airport is "in the process of replacing the old category 2 Instrument Landing Systems with the newly procured category 3 system that allows for the lowest visibility landing," said James Odaudu, director of public affairs for Nigeria's Ministry of Aviation.
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Mr. Scahill, who had formed a company called RMS2 Productions, also admitted to falsely telling investors that he had procured the Booth Theater to stage the production and had secured a contract with Netflix to stream a performance of the show.
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Although he had reported in his refugee application that his father had been killed by Al Qaeda, Barzan procured for the F.B.I. a copy of Ameen's father's death certificate, which showed that the cause of death was a cerebral clot.
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Ghislaine Maxwell, a former girlfriend dead sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein, is suing the investor's estate over legal fees she claims were promised to help her defend multiple civil lawsuits alleging that she procured young women and girls to sexually service him.
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About 1 million N95 masks would be sent to New York City and 500,000 to Long Island on Saturday, Cuomo said, as the state had procured 6,000 new ventilators from around the world, though it is in need of 30,000 more.
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Burroughs published her first children's book in 1947, procured both a Bachelor's and a Master's from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago by 1948, and later became known for her block prints and paintings depicting "Negro life" in the city.
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Authorities procured "photo evidence" and interviewed Tellis on August 20, at which point, "he admitted to using the Chase Bank debit card on the three listed transactions and stated that he was the individual seen in the ATM photos," the affidavit said.
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But questions about precisely how the contract was procured, and whether the company has any ties to another Whitefish native, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, are now the subject of multiple investigations, including two by Congress and another by the Federal Emergency Management Administration.
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Authorities procured "photo evidence" and interviewed Tellis on August 20, at which point "he admitted to using the Chase Bank debit card on the three listed transactions and stated that he was the individual seen in the ATM photos," the affidavit said.
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"Underutilization of organs from these donors still occurs and is probably underestimated in this paper by looking at 'discard rates' since this does not account for organs that are never procured despite the possibility of providing benefit to potential recipients," he said.
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"It's been explained to me by staff that the White House is like a five-star hotel," said Brower, who added it is the chief usher, Timothy Harleth, who works to make sure whatever the first family wants to eat is procured.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When the artist Tom Phillips bought a dry Victorian novel called A Human Document by W. H. Mallock for threepence in 1966, he procured a muse that would endure in his life for over 50 years.
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In Monday's poll, Mr. Sanders procured 30 percent of the vote, compared with 26 percent in a similar February poll; Mr. Biden, who has begun accepting financial donations for a 2020 presidential campaign, fell to 18 percent, compared with 22 percent in February.
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Trump told governors in a phone call Wednesday that they should work with private companies to secure masks and other items, but said Friday that the federal government had procured millions of masks and would be distributing them directly to the states.
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CreditCreditNicholas Calcott Walk into the artist Peter Halley's sprawling West Chelsea studio and the first thing you'll notice is a massive plaster cast replica of an ancient bronze sculpture of Poseidon, procured from the Athens archaeological museum a decade and a half ago.
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By last summer, Democrats watched in helpless fury as their private emails and confidential documents appeared online day after day — procured by Russian intelligence agents, posted on WikiLeaks and other websites, then eagerly reported on by the American media, including The Times.
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"We're not going to allow bad actors who should not have firearms in the first place to be the excuse for a bunch of liberals and socialists to confiscate firearms from law-abiding citizens who have legally procured them," Conway told Hemmer.
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Then there are the East London-based artists Mariana Fantich and Dominic Young, collaborators since 2008, who stage photographs starring Fantich wearing reconstructed military regalia and hockey masks covered with hundreds of ivory-colored teeth procured from denture sets, human hair and bones.
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An internal memo, first reported by The Washington Post on Wednesday, revealed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, has procured an additional 218,5003 detention beds, which are not yet being used, and has identified 2500 potential facilities with space for 2120,21.5 detainees.
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Having fallen in love with the island, he filled a van in Cambridge, England, with books and friends and sojourned to the town of Oia, where they procured an empty building facing the russet sunset, installed shelves and books and began operating.
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"Two years ago, the state re-procured all of its sexual and domestic violence services — $40 million per year for 11 years — explicitly focusing on well-being and equity, not just on short-term safety," said Katya Smyth, the Full Frame Initiative's founder.
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To solve the problem -- and lure the President out of the country -- White House officials procured a system early in the administration that allows Trump to continue watching his preferred cable channels, even when they are not available at the hotel where he is staying.
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Besides the U.S. military, the planes are operated by seven other nations, including Australia, Italy, Israel, Japan, Netherlands, Norway and the U.K. More than 3,000 F-35 aircraft are expected to be manufactured, with about 600 of those planned to be procured by international allies.
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" A fellow Refinery29 staffer also recently procured the puffer, stating, "I know this coat was such a big thing last year, but I recently saw someone wearing it on Instagram and decided to finally give it a try — and am so happy I did.
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Over the next half-decade, the DAW became a cult hit, inspiring 500-1000 posts a day on Image-Line's forums from converts were either shocked by the unlimited possibilities of the demo or who had procured a cracked download of the full software illegally.
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Authorities said a 29-year-old Tunisian, identified only as Sief Allah H., was taken into custody Wednesday after an investigation uncovered he had procured the materials needed to create ricin in mid-May and even succeeded in creating the toxin earlier this month.
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We know you waited till the last second to buy her a gift anyways, so instead of giving her that rib-tickling Cathy mug or a CVS-procured Whitman's Sampler box, why not get creative and make her a cocktail or two… or four.
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Authorities say Medina scoped out the synagogue for potential vulnerabilities, told a confidential source that a Jewish holiday would be a "good day" to carry out the bomb attack, and then later procured what he believed to be an explosive device from an undercover agent.
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On the back of your neck, or the side of your calf, or partially on your tricep and partially on the bottom of the sleeve of your second-favorite T-shirt, stolen from an ex-boyfriend or procured for too much money on eBay.
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More to the point, Huawei procured a much larger sensor for its main cameras on the P20 and P20 Pro, whereas LG is sticking with the same sensor size as last year (which was already behind leaders like the Google Pixel and HTC U11).
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The first of two Margaritas to make the top 10, mezcalaria Cantina OK's version is made with tequila and mezcal procured by the owners on their travels through Mexico, served over a mountain of shaved ice from an eye-catching bright yellow, hand-cranked machine.
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What has changed in the last generation is that companies today view more and more of the labor it takes to produce their goods and services as akin to staplers: something to be procured at the time and place needed for the lowest price possible.
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Edmonds, whose work was featured in the most recent Whitney Biennial, had found a crumbling apartment near Place de la République to replicate the novel's main setting and procured a catalog of objects that appear in the book: a crucifix, a cut-glass whisky tumbler.
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The information that passes through printers at those agencies could be added to the datasets procured from other major espionage operations, such as the background check documents for 22 million federal employees that Chinese hackers stole from the Office of Personnel Management in 2015.
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After a long day, there is no sweeter joy than seeing him walk in the door, plop a grocery bag down on the counter, and woo me with olives and some yummy cheese he has procured before he gets to work on the evening's meal.
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As roads tend to be state-procured, where other sectors are more private-sector led, PPPs at the state level are also needed to efficiently fund new highway and bridge projects that would reduce rising congestion levels, rectify network deficiencies, and improve public safety.
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For example, President Trump should rescind a failed Obama administration policy, Executive Order 13502, which encourages the use of government-mandated project labor agreements (PLAs) on large-scale federal construction contracts and permits their use on federally assisted projects procured by state and local governments.
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Egypt, the world's largest importer of wheat, has been mired in controversy over whether much of the roughly 5 million tonnes of grain the government said it procured in this year's harvest exists only on paper, the result of local suppliers falsifying receipts to boost government payments.
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Pressure has been mounting on the minister, who was appointed in 2014, ever since earlier this year when parliament began investigating whether a bumper wheat crop — nearly 5 million tonnes delivered by farmers versus 3-3.5 million normally procured — may be the result of foul play.
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Egypt, the world's largest importer of wheat, has been mired in controversy over whether much of the roughly 5 million tons of grain the government said it procured in this year's harvest exists only on paper, the result of local suppliers falsifying receipts to boost government payments.
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The panel said it is continuing to investigate sanctioned individuals, companies and other entities in Asia that clandestinely procured centrifuges for North Korea&aposs nuclear program and attempted to sell a wide range of military equipment to governments and armed groups in the Middle East and Africa.
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ANKARA, Nov 19 (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday he told U.S. President Donald Trump during talks in Washington last week that Turkey would not give up on the Russian S-400 missile defence systems it procured this year despite protests from its NATO ally.
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"Every morning there have been fewer people than the day before," said Andrew Whyman, a retired psychiatrist who was returning from a pharmacy Tuesday morning clutching a pack of toilet paper, the rare commodity that his wife, Barbara, had procured by reserving it early by phone.
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His 1962 adaptation of the novel by Franz Kafka offered one of his most ingenious extemporizations: Told that his producers had not procured the funds necessary for his elaborate sets, Welles discovered a moody, abandoned Parisian railway station and shot the bulk of the picture there.
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If the House Judiciary Committee decides to move forward with impeachment proceedings, the Friday letter calls on the committee to afford Koskinen access to the full process to make opening and closing statements, cross-examine witnesses as well as present and examine evidence procured by the panel.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt announced the end of its wheat harvest on Wednesday with a total of 3.15 million tonnes of the grain procured from local farmers, Supply Minister Ali Moselhy said in a statement, one of the lowest tallies in years for the world's largest importer.
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Though Democrats have procured substantial evidence to support their allegations, Mulvaney and a cadre of top advisers, including several senior White House budget officials, have stonewalled impeachment investigators seeking details about the abrupt decision by Trump to withhold nearly $400 million in military aid marked for Ukraine.
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The country's renewed difficulty in purchasing wheat comes even as up to 2 million tonnes of the 5 million tonnes it announced as locally procured may be missing from stocks, the result of a local wheat-buying scandal that forced the minister of supply to resign last week.
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A parliamentary inquiry in 2016 found that up to 2 million tonnes of Egyptian wheat procured by the supply ministry existed only on paper, a controversy that pushed then-supply minister Khaled Hanafi to resign and the country to scrap a wheat subsidy it had long provided to farmers.
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While the market focuses on the spot price as a way of assessing the extent of oversupply, or the strength of demand, it's worth noting that the market for short-term cargoes is dwarfed by the far greater volumes procured under long-term, mainly crude oil-linked contracts.
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Burton claims Carrey procured several prescription medications under the false name "Arthur King" and supplied them to White, "despite the fact that he knew full well that Ms. White ... was ill-equipped to ingest and manage highly addictive prescription drugs" due to her depression and previous suicide attempts.
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And in recent years this law has been used to prosecute women who have procured the pill to terminate pregnancies: In 2016, a 21-year-old Northern Irish woman was given a suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to buying pills over the internet to end her pregnancy.
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According to an interview with Dr. Ali-Akbar Salehi, the chief of Iran's sanctioned Atomic Energy Organization; the Iranians illicitly procured a spare set of tubes for the calandria of the Arak reactor prior to carrying-out their JCPOA commitment to fill its openings and crevices with concrete.
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These black hat services provide information that is sometimes procured through bribing Amazon employees to leak internal communications or business reports and help sellers manipulate Amazon's ranking system to promote their products and protect accounts from disciplinary actions, all for the low, low price of $10,33 a month.
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"We're not going to allow bad actors who should not have firearms in the first place to be the excuse for a bunch of liberals and socialists to confiscate firearms from law-abiding citizens who have legally procured them," Conway told "Fox News Sunday" guest host Bill Hemmer.
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David Daleiden — the man responsible for the 2015 videos accusing Planned Parenthood of profiting off of the sale of fetal tissue procured during abortions — appealed a lower court's decision to block the release of additional footage after a judge determined there was no evidence of wrongdoing that justified the videos' release.
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To reproduce the squat loaves, they procured a bronze Roman bread stamp from an antiquities dealer in New York (yes, he was horrified when he found out it would be put to use in a working oven) and called in a costume designer to dress a few of their bearded colleagues.
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To that end, the team has procured 240 nights of observing time a year for the next five years on a spectrograph called Harps North, which resides on an Italian telescope on the island of La Palma in the Canary Islands, a part of Spain off the coast of Africa.
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Nadezhda had a prodigious memory, and her book is full of sharply observed moments: We see the poet Anna Akhmatova insisting that Osip, on his way to prison, eat the egg (a great delicacy in those days) that the Mandelstams have procured and prepared for her, in honor of her visit.
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A photo of a GrayKey device provided by security firm MalwareBytes..Photo: Thomas Reed (MalwareBytes)A department of the US State Department dedicated to diplomatic security has reportedly procured a $15,000, Apple TV-sized device its manufacturers advertise as being able to break iPhone encryption in anywhere from two hours to three days.
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The International Institute for Strategic Studies points out that Seoul has procured or will get advanced weaponry; these include cruise missiles for its F-15 fighters, a fleet of F-35 stealth fighters, new submarines and more Sejong the Great-class guided-missile destroyers, already considered among the world's most-advanced warships.
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NamPower's managing director Simson Haulofu said the utility would construct wind, solar and biomass generators in the central and coastal regions to deliver 150 MW. Another 70 MW would be procured from independent power producers, Haulofu said while launching NamPower's business plan for the period 2019 to 2023 in the capital, Windhoek.
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This makes funding and access to research-grade, federally legal cannabis hard to come by; even in states where marijuana is legal, studies on the drug are still subject to approval by multiple boards, and samples must be procured from the only lab in the country approved to dispense research-grade marijuana.
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The smaller of the two wing samples has been nicknamed "Angel" The smaller of the two samples has been nicknamed "Angel," a nod to the fact it was originally destined to be included in a jewelry piece called "Angel's Wings," before the scientists behind the study procured it from a Myanmar amber market.
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" There's a striking piece of history around the cities of El Paso and Dayton, wrote Diane McWhorter: "El Paso and Dayton were the main locales where the US government secretly installed the Third Reich aeronautics and missile whizzes 'procured' right after World War II under a so-called 'exploitation' program later codenamed Paperclip.
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The White House criticized appropriators for funding the extra ships and insisted one LCS in the coming year, when combined with three procured in each of the past two years, would keep shipyards in Wisconsin and Alabama humming until the Navy awards a contract for a replacement ship, known as the frigate.
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