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I'd like to see if someone created a cattle prod or a tech prod, for people who walk across the street and use their phones and stare at them.
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Others privately welcomed deficits as a prod to shrinking government.
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Technology can prod the form forward in other ways, too.
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Rio, Bradlea-Roi, Rodney Fowlks Lil Yachty - "One Night" prod.
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D33J & ShlohmoPollari - "Love in a Foreign" (Run Pt. 3) prod.
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Any excuse to prod the commercial space industry is good.
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It's making some effort to prod users in the right direction.
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Lydia is empowered to attack other women with a cattle prod.
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Perhaps Congress could prod the Obama administration in the right direction?
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By Scoop Deville, The Program, and Killer Of Sheep album prod.
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With music like this to prod you, that promise seemed plausible.
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The expression of interest might prod other suitors to come forward.
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For six seasons, Ryan schemed to prod the Jets into the playoffs.
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The FSA's calculation was supposed to prod people into better retirement planning.
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To prod remittances into the 21st century, two things need to happen.
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It can prod the government to improve market mechanisms and push reforms.
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The Clean Power Plan would prod more states to focus on decarbonizing.
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KS: He's just trying to prod Travis into going public, I think.
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We do all of these things; no one has to prod us.
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Thank goodness Issa is there to prod him in the right direction.
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On offense, they prod opponents carefully, endlessly, before trying for a basket.
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He might prod and poke and provoke his rivals, and soccer's authorities.
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The budget assumes the cutbacks would prod disabled people back to work.
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It could prod users to go for walks, or call their children.
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Lawmakers are exploring legislative options to further prod the agency into action.
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He once shocked himself with a cattle prod to make a point.
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Legal heat should prod Exxon's owners to demand more than baby steps.
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Other ski resorts are starting to prod utilities in the same direction.
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Samsung has been looking for ways to prod growth for many quarters now.
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The iPad sits stoic as fingers poke, jab, and prod at its screen.
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Mr Trump has done enough, however, to prod America's trading partners into action.
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Check out what we'll be bringing to you: Robbie B - "Falcon Punch" prod.
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In other words, markets function well because governments help, prod and constrain them.
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Three celebrity panelists poke and prod the presenters, and ultimately choose a winner.
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Their job is to poke and prod and text and inspire and motivate.
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Those initiatives might not even have occurred without the prod of Tesla's example.
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Alma was stunned, her body throbbing as if poked with a cattle prod.
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Her sister fetched a long stick, presumably to prod her across the floor.
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What, if anything, will prod researchers — and universities and drug companies — to act?
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FLAKE: Using kids in this way, in order to prod Congress, is not right.
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A reliable signal that a recession looms should prod central banks into preventive action.
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So, that is one area where I would poke and prod a little bit.
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But even with talks concluded on the TPP, Washington is unlikely to prod India.
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The inmates are clean and their interrogations polite, nary a cattle prod in sight.
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Brian Kelly is a buyer of the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Explore & Prod. ().
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Cruder and lower-ranked, Aunt Lydia is the hand that wields the cattle prod.
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Here the missing zero: Investing >$225bn in nxt gen EVs & >$22017bn in battery prod.
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One has been to aggressively prod users into sharing whenever they open the app.
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Manipulative as a cattle prod, Michel Legrand's score nudges Max toward Eva's secret past.
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When they prod drug companies, it is generally for better — not less expensive — treatments.
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He said the US tried for six years to prod Russia back into compliance.
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Photos courtesy of Henri Luoma Photography; videos courtesy of Saha Prod, Kuulu, and VisitFinland
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This has definitely come at the right time to prod people a little bit.
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Prod the unresponsive bird's legs: If they move freely, there's a chance of revival.
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Is there a tactful way to prod her without making her change her mind?
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Trump is seizing on these new cityscapes to prod Democrats like New York Gov.
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The recent Navy collisions may prod some American allies toward strengthening their own militaries.
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The threat of falling behind would prod that friend to run a bit harder.
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What we're watching: Whether Europe's pressure could prod Congress to act on climate change.
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Today, artists seeking to prod, question, and break the boundaries of reality are plenty.
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For those don't spend their time around livestock, the device is a powerful cattle prod.
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In the mirror I prod the sore red blemish beginning to form on my cheek.
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But Congress tends to spin its wheels, and this formidable roster could help prod action.
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Increasingly, Western companies prod customers to get in touch via e-mail or online chat.
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That could provide a prod for political action to stop us before we get there.
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His book is, in this way, a prod toward the study of the humanities—toward
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He finally gave in, he said, after they shocked his genitals with a cattle prod.
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One prod for the frenzied rush: a looming special election in Alabama on Dec. 12.
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Bernie Sanders has been willing to poke and prod -- albeit gently -- at Biden's weak spots.
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GOOD TO THE LAST PROD (17) Cowpoke's credo for maintaining cow-poking quality all day?
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Bonnel's next task was to prod her into finding her own way with this material.
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The development most likely to prod Senate action is the result of the presidential election.
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I'm holding a strange rubber prod I've fished out of a drawer — a potato masher?
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The union went into the talks hoping to prod G.M. into reactivating the Lordstown plant.
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Inexorable moves such as these can often prod the sides to the desired result: settlement.
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His prod to activism was "born out of fear or maybe just anger," he said.
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"I wasn't going to poke and prod and beat the science into him," he said.
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"My attitude was, let's prod them a little bit and see what happens," Jones said.
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To start a critical essay, I must prod myself until the old mesmerized flow resumes.
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It will never be exactly hip, but it will goof around if users prod it.
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For example, people tend to poke and prod fresh produce more often than canned goods.
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The Clean Power Plan would prod a greater number of states to focus on decarbonizing.
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Raising the short-term borrowing costs for banks can prod them to increase certain other rates.
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Might greater concern for its own brands prod China into playing fairer with those of others?
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"This is something where we cajole, we urge, we prod, which have proven effective," he added.
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The locations are more than just illustrated eye candy, they're toys you can poke and prod.
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The views are stunning and all that flying equipment looks so fun to press and prod.
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Often they install latrines for the poor and then prod richer folk into following their example.
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They try to prod you with emotion, but they lose all of the facts and data.
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Without such a prod, drug companies will likely use their prodigious political influence to halt progress.
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That would prod interest rates back to 0.5 percent and offer some support to the pound.
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Potential disasters like solar flares, pandemics or other electro-magnetic disruptions should prod us to action.
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Americans should prod their government to take measures to better monitor foreign interference in the future.
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So he has to be creative, he said, and find new ways to push and prod.
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There's nothing inherently good about watching a bloke prod a few buttons on a Kaos pad.
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Ways to poke and prod that lead you toward the famed colored candles of the title.
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Please don't be offended if you need to reintroduce yourself and prod me about shared memories.
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His genius has been an inspiration and a prod to a few generations of writers now.
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Mr. Shafi now says he was merely trying to prod the embassy into helping his son.
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The pair were apparently trying to prod an engineer, whose name is redacted in the filings.
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But his efforts to prod the Chinese on North Korea have, by his own account, failed.
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Theoretically, taxing sugary drinks is supposed to curb sales and prod consumers into making healthier choices.
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The United States can prod Iraqis toward such settlement and provide various types of governance assistance.
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The gun comes up only after investigators prod Dassey to describe what happened to Halbach's head.
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Others will try to push and prod North Korea into reversing course on its nuclear ambitions.
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And my hope is that you will prod them to actually see their enlightened self-interest.
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Trump has stayed positive, using Twitter not to attack but prod and massage critics like Kentucky Sen.
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The families of Mary and Hensley credit Rose for helping to prod the look at Felix's past.
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Higher interest rates could prod debt-laden firms into deleveraging, though at the risk of stunting growth.
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As soon as his sister answered, the first man pressed the electric prod against Ikuenobe's wet skin.
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Zarif had previously said the group could prod U.S. President Donald Trump into a conflict with Tehran.
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Prod them out of the house, and worry a bit less about what they get up to.
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Rather than coddling one industry, they are meant to prod a trading partner into changing its behaviour.
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Or maybe you'll just experience loud noises in your ears as the pins prod away at you.
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" "It is the ability to prod laughter and love no matter how much your heart might hurt.
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The RBI's measure is likely to prod reluctant bankers to cut lending rates as funding conditions improve.
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Inside, they are able to freely ask, discuss, prod, and complain without fear of retribution or judgment.
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He impersonated a C.I.A. officer as part of a scheme to prod her to abandon her husband.
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Context can prod numbers to defy grade-school verities: 2 plus 2 equals 4, and that's that.
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Judy Chu tweeted about the game in an attempt to prod Republicans for opposing gun control legislation.
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But if you're selling-- you know, if you're selling some commodity prod-- product, you can't do that.
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Peter Molyneux convinced everyone to prod at a giant cube in his Curiosity—What's Inside the Cube?
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The Iranian strategy, the analysis said, is to prod the United States into a miscalculation or overreaction.
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One guard jammed a cattle prod down his throat, shocking him unconscious and knocking out many teeth.
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Now nearly 150 companies, including Walmart, Patagonia and Lyft, will prod Americans into voting at the midterms.
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The administration apparently hopes that, with a nudge and prod, the market will control pharmaceutical pricing excesses.
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She brought six visibly pregnant friends to the hearing to be a visual prod for the lawmakers.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration has discovered there are diminishing returns to relying on tariffs as a prod.
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The Florida senator says the United States should prod the Organization of American States to pressure Venezuela.
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Openly laughing at him will drive him nuts and prod him into self-destructive actions and statements.
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Signs of deeper weakness could prod the government to delay a sales tax hike slated for October.
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Are there ways you can prod your supervisors to give you pointers that would actually pay off?
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They want to prod us, prompt us, push us out onto the sidewalk ready to take action.
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He seemed to see something in me below the surface, and hoped to gently prod it out.
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This theory may prod us to consider: What kinds of bodies have to assert that they matter?
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That's when he reached out to me, hoping I could prod the Pentagon to fix the issues.
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Rather than prod countries to tighten their own environmental regulations, new carbon tariffs could make that more vicious.
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Rather than prod countries to tighten their own regulations, new carbon tariffs could make that battle more vicious.
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"I literally jumped out of my seat, like somebody had jolted me with a cattle prod," Rapp said.
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And they should prod family offices with assets of over, say, $10bn to publish accounts detailing their workings.
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Digital Nas)" *World Premiere* Digital Nas - "ION Talk Freestyle" *World Premiere* Lil Yacthy & K$upreme - "Blood Brothers (prod.
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The court records indicate that Coker allegedly used a livestock prod on his daughters, ages 11 and 13.
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The prod is a stick that administers an painful yet superficial electric shock when it touches the skin.
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In a Washington Post op-ed Friday, McCain continued to prod his colleagues to do a better job.
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Still, it gave the union heft, a free-market prod, a universal language and its second-largest economy.
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For Mr. Obama, Mr. Peres's death is an opportunity to prod Israel to fulfill its former leader's legacy.
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Sycamore can prod the company to pay dividends or invest in propping up EBITDA – but probably not both.
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Even the few times he does voice his concerns, he backs down quickly, disallowing you to prod further.
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President Trump likes to prod the members of NATO about their military spending, which he considers too low.
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In either case, the lush landscapes delight the eyes while the puzzles simultaneously prod and pummel your brain.
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LeVine says economists say rising wages will prod the Fed to accelerate its steady increase in interest rates.
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Their punishment consists of being hounded by men wielding priapic clubs who poke and prod them, ceaselessly, eternally.
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It's McPhee's way to prod landscape and people until an avalanche of the verifiable tumbles into his notebooks.
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It takes work to let people stare, wonder, probe and prod to determine the veracity of your life.
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This is not the first time this state has sought to prod recalcitrant local governments to build housing.
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That parasol is not just a prod but also a must-have accessory for a once-glamorous lady.
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Carson believes government assistance should be short-term, limited and designed to prod recipients to achieve something greater.
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Maybe attaching a work requirement to Medicaid, as conservatives propose, will prod the poor to get a job.
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Attempts to prod the Iraqi parliament toward negotiating a new agreement were also doomed to failure, they say.
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Turns out, if you whine and speculate and prod about something long enough, it might actually come true.
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" Following a prod from her mother Erlinne, she gasped: "Oh yeah, the arrival of the pope as well?
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Washington (CNN)Not even a sudden, silence-shattering prod from Robert Mueller could force Nancy Pelosi's hand on impeachment.
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If circuit courts split on their rulings, Nash said, that may prod the Supreme Court to take a case.
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Even if we do, Galaxy phones are popular enough to prod developers to update their apps to support it.
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The EU has held together on Russia partly because of transatlantic unity, including the occasional prod from Barack Obama.
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But, instead of helping them work more, it should prod them to think about why they're working at all.
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Apprenticeships could prod businesses away from the idea of the "gifted amateur", says Caroline Elliott of Aston Business School.
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More competition might prod companies to try harder to develop new products in the hope of gaining market share.
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NHTSA has been criticized by some Democratic lawmakers for not doing more to prod automakers to fix vehicles faster.
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Ms. Chettiar of the Brennan Center notes that the federal government has frequently used dollars to prod state policy.
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He takes hell mighty seriously and is determined to prod the reluctant Kyle into joining him in the fight.
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When that didn't work, zoo officials tried showing him images and videos of panda porn to prod him along.
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When conservative journalists prod him to snipe at the E.P.A.'s "lifelong bureaucrats," he chuckles and declines the bait.
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His group had hoped to prod local officials to intervene and ultimately assume ownership of the refuge, Bundy said.
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Sometimes that's what it takes: a word of encouragement, a prod in the right direction, a nod of approval.
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The White House is stepping up efforts to prod other countries to build more vehicles in the United States.
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The prospect of new competition served as a prod — and encouragement — to both Columbia University and New York University.
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It is a prick to conscience, a prod to thinking, a rebuke to complacency and a spur to action.
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But in April, Bolton helped prod Trump to designate the entire Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a foreign terrorist organization.
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And so began a long campaign of microwaving eggs, setting them under a microphone and giving them a prod.
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She continues to poke and prod political entities, investigating the effect art can have on politics, and vice-versa.
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So while I poke, prod, and explore, I'm often more interested in reaching the credits than exploring every alleyway.
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As a prod, Congress should consider increasing fines against platforms that fail to verify the identities of social media accounts.
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He was a big, powerful man who walked the streets of New York with an electric cattle prod in hand.
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He agreed that Tesla needed eng & prod better aligned, so we don't design cars that are crazy hard to build.
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"One of the first things we did was to take away the electric prod sticks and cattle paddles," said Peisker.
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That would cut complexity, prod firms to bring profits home and keep tax revenues steady at about 2% of GDP.
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Last month a report from the fund suggested that Japan should take measures to prod companies into paying higher wages.
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That cattle prod ends up being used to electrocute Steve and Robin's captor, so Erica definitely made a good call.
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A gentle tap of the stick was enough to prod the leader of the herd, and the rest then followed.
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The US has long debated how hard to prod the world's strongmen and autocrats, how to balance values with interests.
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The NHTSA has been criticized by some Democratic lawmakers for not doing more to prod automakers to fix vehicles faster.
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To prod the eagle, the hunter holds aloft a piece of meat, and makes a loud cry for the bird.
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At best, it may help them notice patterns or prod them to alter treatments in ways that could be lifesaving.
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Prod a little deeper, and a fuller picture emerges, one where the four-legged family member calls the decorating shots.
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They hope the report will prod lawmakers as they assemble teams to help shape the agenda of the new Congress.
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The employees said they had been fired for trying to prod their bosses to act more aggressively on the findings.
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It is Williams who often serves as the emotional prod for Jones, who isn't naturally inclined to demand the ball.
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It has to work hard to prod the beast into motion, and you can feel that from the driver's seat.
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If enacted, it would prod the dozens of red states that weren't already thinking about clean energy to do so.
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When I close my eyes, I can still feel every poke and prod, and my eyes instantly well up in tears.
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When self-interest is not enough, governments can prod the firms to tighten up—as German lawmakers have, threatening huge fines.
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Harris' team has repeatedly sent messages to prod supporters for new contributions by saying they are behind on their fundraising goals.
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The company announced a significantly larger pipeline of new advertising prod-uct at this year's event versus last year ( Figure 3 ).
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It is baffling that Iowa did not let more people poke and prod this thing before it went into live use.
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White House officials hoped Obama could prod the Vermont senator toward eventually acting as a unifying figure for the Democratic Party.
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"It was an installation with dangerous looking bushes that would poke and prod you if you came too close," she says.
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They'd prod the atoms with microwaves tuned to cesium's exact frequency to make the atoms change to their high energy form.
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And they'll take every opportunity, when they get Trump on the phone or one-on-one, to prod him about it.
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The legislative action comes as major automakers are joining forces with auto suppliers and other groups to prod Congress into action.
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He said he hopes to "push, prod or legislate" the airline industry into improving the flying experience for the traveling public.
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Democrats have made clear they will prod Pentagon officials on the deployment when they have the House majority in January. Rep.
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He once even staged a demonstration in a bid to prod Mr. Dylan into leading the movement against the Vietnam War.
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Pairing domestic carbon pricing with a border adjustment tax on carbon in imports could prod other countries to price carbon too.
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A few months earlier, he was struck by a cattle prod wielded by Alabama police during anti-segregation demonstrations in Gadsden.
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Officers stunned him with an electric prod and forced him and other residents to sign documents admitting to offenses, he said.
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Not only does the pact lower trade barriers, it could also prod Beijing to make changes to enjoy the same benefits.
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Its backers say it also bolsters protections for intellectual property and includes language that could prod members to improve labor conditions.
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Chen Zhiqiang, a young man giving a chunk of pork a discerning prod, concedes that some children claim to dislike meat.
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In addition to challenging the Justice Department and the courts, Microsoft is trying to prod Congress into looking at the issue.
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At the gentle end of the spectrum, better labelling could prod consumers to consider the carbon footprint of what they buy.
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Now that those presumably unfiltered experiences are out in the world, do we really need—or want—to prod for more?
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His job was to prod partners to get their clients to pay their bills, but he knew next to nothing about accounting.
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"It seemed briefly that the G20 and Powell's speech would be sufficient to prod the market into a December rally," he continued.
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MacDonald remained cautious and Thompson would score points and prod him into activity with the usual stiff side kick and darting straights.
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" Call to cancel August recess gains more support - Roll Call : "…lawmakers said [Trump] did not prod them to cancel their August recess.
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Maybe you're a Gemini who can't help but poke and prod at your partner for details and answers to your myriad questions.
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Tax systems are being bent to patriotic ends—in America to prod firms to repatriate capital, in Europe to target Silicon Valley.
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The European Central Bank slashed interest rates below zero last year to push down borrowing costs and prod banks to lend more.
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Your job won't be to just lie in bed and binge on Netflix or Amazon Prime as scientists poke and prod you.
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But did Tesla prod the legacy auto industry to move faster on practical, mass-market electric vehicles than it may have otherwise?
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But deepening mutual interests, kind American words and tempting American hardware are not enough, yet, to prod India into an open embrace.
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Instead, it's a way to sit back and chill, while exploring dreamlike spaces, watching how they change as you poke and prod.
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During his three-day trip, which ended Wednesday, the president had sought to prod Vietnam's authoritarian Communist government into loosening its grip.
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It was a message in itself, a constant prod, an emblem of a media era of constant crisis mode and steady overstimulation.
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Cheerleader and counselor, impresario and guru — he will push and prod in a rehearsal room for greater clarity, deeper character, more truth.
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The first document outlines how the FDA could prod brand and generic companies to sit down and develop a shared safety system.
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During the first hour and a half, whenever my friends would start to doze off or lose interest, I'd prod them along.
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Since 1980, several different groups, among them one that included the author Margaret Atwood, tried to prod Parliament into making the change.
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Mr. Ma is a tech rock star in China, and his membership in the party could prod others to follow his lead.
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This would further empower researchers like Joy Buolamwini at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to pursue research that would prod us along.
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But he doesn't know what drives him to use the club, to menace with the gun and to use the cattle prod.
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He and Mr. Ciccone would occasionally prod each other to dust them off and release them as a "Ciccone Sings Gari" album.
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What's next: The creators of the new benchmark hope that more realistic tests will prod much-needed changes to image-recognition systems.
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In September, the UN convened the Climate Action Summit to prod countries to take more aggressive action to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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It took the Kavanaugh allegations — which thrust Washington into a freshly partisan grappling with the #MeToo movement — to prod action on Watt.
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Instead, scientists can prod a more abundant type of cell — immature white blood cells — to turn into dendritic cells in petri dishes.
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Though Mr. Warren's title was "client relations manager," his unenviable job was to prod partners to get their clients to pay their bills.
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It seems entirely in keeping with the Trump administration's general hard-line with China to use any opportunity it has to prod Beijing.
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There's also an augmented reality component, which at one point is used to prod the rider for feedback on a proposed bike lane.
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And, most importantly, it sports "tong-like fingers" that can pinch and prod the debris, according to an informational video released by TEPCO.
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Partly that's because the plan would prod a lot of states that have never really thought about clean energy to start doing so.
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All this potential arises from improvements in scientists' ability to trap, poke and prod single atoms and wispy particles of light called photons.
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Oleg Navalny was jailed on dubious embezzlement charges in 2015, and has been viewed as a political prod by the Kremlin ever since.
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RIVERS (voice-over): The president wants to prod China to use its economic influence to force Pyongyang to end its nuclear weapons program.
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Unlike Limbo or Inside, Little Nightmares doesn't constrain you to a 2D space; players can poke, prod, and move about the whole environment.
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You sometimes have to prick and prod with follow-ups and clarifications and add extra context to get the answer you're looking for.
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But where guides used to have to prod visitors toward drawing parallels between past and present, today's visitors need no encouragement, said Bader.
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Now the chefs in Ginza can have a tuna zapped with an electric prod and yanked out of the university's tanks on demand.
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The mechanism was designed to prod younger, healthier people to buy coverage, thereby lowering the insurance risk and rates charged to all buyers.
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It is also in keeping with Mr. Obama's strategy to engage with foreign adversaries to prod broader changes in their governments and societies.
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For years, the answer has been to prod people into thinking about their role in causing it, to guilt trip them into action.
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It was the bloody police violence against peaceful protesters in Selma that helped prod Congress to pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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So, as a precaution, up to six rangers accompanied MacEwen at any given time, armed with forked sticks to prod the dragon away.
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Sometimes, museum presenters explain the artifacts using iPads and other technology and prod people to consider how they, too, can contribute to society.
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So Dembe, too, will be awarded a Ph.D. I love these stories that end in triumph, but they should prod us to reflect.
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For Democrats, who have tried to prod the committee into a more active stance, efforts to compel witnesses could not come soon enough.
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It's understandable that they want to manage their way through this presidency, to prod and press and redirect rather than confronting and resisting.
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Something awful must have happened to a human being to be able to put a cattle prod against a woman's breasts, for example.
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In theory, this can save money and also prod companies to pursue those treatments that have the most potential to improve patients' lives.
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Some have embraced the so-called BDS movement (for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) to prod the Israeli government to address human rights violations.
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Mr. Perna had to prod her into discussing how many hours she had put into the coordination, the logistics and all the rest.
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Just last month, Apple sued a company called Corellium for creating a tool that allows customers to prod a virtualized version of iOS.
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"There was no pressure," Trump insisted, denying allegations he was using his position of power to prod Ukraine into investigating a political rival.
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The theory of short-termism suggests that the solution is to prod incumbent firms to invest vast amounts and insulate their managers from investors.
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Recent reforms introduced by Jo Johnson, the higher-education minister, aim to raise standards and perhaps even prod some universities to lower their fees.
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But he can't be the only director willing to question the strategy, dig through the numbers and, where needed, prod Flannery to shift gears.
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As senators tried to dig and prod to get his political views on the record, Gorsuch continuously dodged, citing a need to remain objective.
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Just the most elegantly orchestrated evolve-beside-the-player mechanics, set against brainteasers that just poke and prod enough without ever being a pain.
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With the Kerry and Shapiro speeches, the administration is hoping to prod Israelis and Palestinians to think hard about the future they are creating.
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The government hopes its new "Teaching Excellence Framework" will prod universities to pay as much attention to the quality of instruction as to research.
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The products raise awareness of the social problems they focus on and may prod corporate America to act, says Dorri McWhorter of the YWCA.
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She likens Pratt during this period to a "cattle prod," whose presence prompted her to leave a relationship she knew wasn't right for her.
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Good sales people have an innate talent for communicating with their customers and knowing how to push and prod them to the final sale.
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Analysts said a weaker euro could prod Trump into carrying out previous threats to slap tariffs on European goods — especially in the auto sector.
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US companies large and small used town halls, emails, and calls to prod workers into telling their legislators that workers supported the tax overhaul.
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"This is all standard procedure," he said, before grabbing onto her breasts, which he continued to prod, touch and squeeze for the next minute.
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Three weeks of neuro checks on-the-hour, an intrusive routine in which we gag, pinch, and prod the patient to induce a reaction.
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Doctors will poke and prod him to see what space did to his body, then he's looking forward to a dip in the pool.
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It took a few minutes and a slight prod for Google's Tilt Brush painting demo to pass it, but I eventually made it there.
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All you need to do is poke and prod at the raw egg white mound until you get the cloud effect you're going for.
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Ask the students why, and they will tell you about the bullhook, a needle-sharp prod used to control elephants through pain and intimidation.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader, and other Democrats appeared again with advocates outside the Capitol on Wednesday, continuing to prod Republicans.
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And President Obama has taken a more soft-touch approach, proposing $300 million in grants to prod local governments to simplify their building regulations.
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Our new year's challenge to the VA's animal experimenters and other government "white coats" who poke, prod and poison dogs: find your own funding.
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Millions of mobile phone users benefit from free data video services but critics warn that the practice may prod users into avoiding competitors' services.
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The freedom to worship as one pleases and to express oneself, designed as much to prod society to progress as to protect the individual.
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We prod them to go to college, pursue apprenticeship programs, and otherwise climb the ladder of opportunity by seeking educational opportunities beyond high school.
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He could push and prod many of his A-list guests to admit to incontrovertible facts, even though they just denied them on camera.
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But an unexpected jump in inflation, beyond current expectations, could prod them to constrain money more rapidly, possibly posing a bigger threat to growth.
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She was then led to a room where she was blindfolded, undressed and shocked with an electric prod as her captors asked about associates.
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No, she was in charge, and she would demonstrate that with a final prod, a do-it-or-lose-forever stick-in-the-eye.
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She understands that shaming tactics can backfire, and invoking the past alone is not enough to prod people — especially younger voters — to the polls.
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Those proceedings ended in a mistrial, but some people here had wondered whether they would ultimately prod Mr. Slager into an agreement with prosecutors.
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The employees had been fired by Prudential — in retaliation, they say, for trying to prod their bosses to act more aggressively on the findings.
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The letter also showed that the Justice Department was trying a coordinated approach with close allies to prod technology companies to change their position.
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If anything, as we saw during the financial crisis, Congress would likely move to up spending and lower taxes to prod the economy forward.
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EDINBURG, Texas — Next month, California will uncork a $187 million campaign to prod its nearly 40 million residents to participate in the 2020 census.
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The researchers are also exploring the biochemistry of caretaking, asking which signals prod ants to leave the nest and find food for their young.
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For the first time — perhaps to prod the mainstream movie factories to speed up inclusion efforts — Sundance prominently included statistics about its 2019 class.
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Mr. Kim's arrival was the clearest sign yet that China is looking for ways to prod the United States to settle the dispute quickly.
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And recent research tells us that when we poke and prod at these tribal identities, we can make one another angry and more insular.
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Even though I know it's physically impossible, immersive installations like this are a feast for my active imagination to prod at the reality of perception.
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They will also use it as an advocacy and fundraising tool, with plans to show it to U.K. parliamentarians to prod for action and donations.
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Susan Brooks, one of the Republican leads on the House's legislation, told BuzzFeed News, "We're trying to continue to prod and encourage movement on it."
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But America's dismal voter turnout rate should prod U.S. policymakers to learn from other advanced nations in which all social groups vote in greater numbers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Seven U.S. states and 16 major automakers are launching a joint $1.5 million advertising campaign to prod Americans to buy electric vehicles.
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" Cohen continued to poke and prod, proclaiming: "You can't be attacking honest, fascist people that just want to express their right to start a genocide.
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But consumption has failed to gain enough momentum to prod companies into raising prices, keeping inflation distant from the Bank of Japan's 2 percent target.
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As new research shows, however, some hummingbirds from South America have evolved beaks designed to poke, prod, and pinch—at the expense of feeding proficiency.
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Both are designed to prod younger and healthier people to sign up for and maintain coverage since they offset the higher costs of the sick.
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In this case, it should put a cattle prod to the Republican Senators and the White House who now decide the fate of this bill.
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Austria has pledged to keep the disruption to traffic to a minimum, and it might be trying to prod countries like Italy into taking action.
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Grassley told reporters on Wednesday that he hoped "some protectionists at the White House" would not prod Trump to take action that could be counterproductive.
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While the FCC has shied away from mandating any form of call-blocking, Consumer Reports has campaigned vigorously to prod carriers into reining in robocalls.
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ET. Robust labor market data and better-than-expected quarterly earnings of U.S. companies could prod the central bank to raise rates sometime this year.
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Another is that the negative interest rates being pursued by central banks to try to prod more life into economies will further sap banks' profits.
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Merenzon had hoped that a victory in Moscow by either Caruana or Nakamura would prod interest from big American sponsors for the coming world championship.
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And when I enter a secure area, the benighted will prod the hemorrhage-control compression bandage or collapsible miniature grappling hook and ask ignorant questions.
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Once pulled from the water, the fish are immediately stunned with a cattle prod, paralyzing them so the stress of capture doesn't spoil the meat.
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Then there were the countless times during her years of imprisonment that her captors beat her unconscious or tortured her with an electrified cattle prod.
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Most developers aren't keen on helping people exploit glitches in code, so it falls upon the community to poke and prod until rules are established.
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But there's also a hope that it will prod more expensive products to offer bigger discounts, so that insurers won't subject them to step therapy.
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Separately, seven U.S. states and 1.73 major automakers including Volkswagen are launching a joint $1.5 million advertising campaign to prod Americans to buy electric vehicles.
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More magical than Sloomoo's main floor, where you can massage, poke, prod, and even walk on slime, is the factory humming along in the basement.
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While the pledge isn't enforceable, Ms. Ardern and Mr. Macron hope an accord tied to the Christchurch massacre will prod the internet companies into action.
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His favorite accessory is an electric cattle prod, a detail that links him to the Southern sheriffs occasionally shown terrorizing civil rights demonstrators on television.
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Growing economic risks from President Trump's trade war with China could prod Federal Reserve officials away from their patient stance and toward cutting interest rates.
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That should prod the federal government and the American people to finally provide the attention and resources that this ravaged American territory still sorely needs.
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San Francisco banned all scooters in June until officials come up with regulations, which should prod their counterparts in New York to proactively do so.
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The tax commissioner, Ivan Pillay, said he tried to be discreet, visiting the president several times from 2012 to 2014 to prod him to comply.
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The Trump administration has tended to use the poor performance of the health care markets as a prod to legislators to move forward on repeal.
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For weeks, Mr. de Blasio and his aides worked behind the scenes to prod and cajole, negotiating in a torrent of phone calls and meetings.
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The pair seemed, Mr. Belzer noted, dangerous — a template that subsequent generations of comics adapted to their own times, using comedy to prod, startle, challenge.
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Great Wall's expression of interest might prod other suitors to come forward and start a process that could lead to Fiat Chrysler's sale or breakup.
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The case is the latest move by the U.S. aluminum industry to prod the authorities to investigate the impact of rising imports, particularly from China.
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Many GOP senators have already come out in support of Kavanaugh before he's even had his hearing, and some are beginning to gently prod Paul.
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For example, after the referendum, which Washington opposed, Iranian-supported militias exploited the absence of U.S. policy to prod Baghdad into an attack on Kirkuk.
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It ousted the board at the owner of Olive Garden, a rare feat, and helped prod Yahoo into finally selling off its embattled internet operations.
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Two minutes from time, his poked shot beat goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa and Roberto Firmino was on hand to prod it home to seal the result.
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When Melvin was scouting for the Mets, he would return to his apartment late and prod Kelley into going out for a late-night dinner.
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So her proposed legislation includes meaningful efforts to try to push and prod local governments into allowing more homebuilding and break the cycle of scarcity.
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I poke and prod and have a lot of fun at the expense of myself, and at that entire process of shutting down the government.
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We think Google has among the best ad prod-uct pipelines we have seen since the addition of the third paid link in mobile in 2015.
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As the visitors section gets tossed aside, OkCupid has recently been adding new app features designed to prod users along towards actually sending a first message.
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Why it matters: This structure was designed to prod drug companies "to negotiate a settlement in earnest, something they have largely resisted," according to the Times.
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I fought the urge to pick and prod at my skin and took to my One Medical app to try out the "Treat Me Now" service.
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Ironically, just Monday, I was listening to a prominent European leader and human rights activist prod this country to allow its people more freedom, more dissent.
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That level of digital integration hasn't taken off in Asia, prompting regulators such as the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to prod banks to do more.
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One key Republican in the Senate, Lindsay Graham, thinks Bannon is using those challenges against his GOP colleagues as a prod to get tax reform done.
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The chance to poke and prod a gas giant up close could help to shed light on how planetary systems other than the sun's have formed.
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" Obama said that his concerns aren't a criticism of party activists, whose job he said is to "poke and prod and text and inspire and motivate.
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The tactics for stoking the monthly figures include deep discounts, low-profit sales to rental-car fleets and programs to prod dealers to buy excess inventory.
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As we rotated in and out of our one versus mode setup, one lucky person was able to explore, poke, and prod around on our own.
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Mr. Sanders is more likely to prod Mr. Biden in the hope of winning concessions on key progressive issues such as climate change and health care.
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But the threat of tariffs on industries that support about 5 percent of private-sector jobs in the United States could finally prod lawmakers to act.
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Third Point, the investment firm run by Daniel S. Loeb, nominated 12 candidates for the soup maker's board on Friday to prod it into a sale.
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But that person can't be the only director willing to question the strategy, dig through the numbers and, where needed, prod Mr. Flannery to shift gears.
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Eva S. Moskowitz, the network's founder, used the results to prod the mayor to give the network and other charters more space in public school buildings.
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Mr. Videgaray later told reporters that in his view, Mr. Trump's talk of withdrawing from Nafta might have been an effort to prod Congress into action.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday that "tariffs worked" as a means to prod China to agree to a "phase one" trade deal with the United States.
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A pickup in inflation of any significance is one thing that could pull the Fed from the sidelines, and prod it to consider a rate hike.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to repeal it as one of his first acts in office, and a Republican-controlled Congress will prod him to do so.
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The people opposed to this transparency would prefer to profit, rather than prod for answers about whether they're helping unravel democracy and entrench extremist networks abroad.
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Bush was a neoconservative who believed the US could and should use its military, economic, and political muscle to prod dictatorships and authoritarian states toward democracy.
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Everything surfaces in these conversations (and a few brief flashbacks) and in the way that the characters poke and prod at each other's wounds and bruises.
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You might have seen her on The Handmaid's Tale as Aunt Lydia, an authoritarian who zaps her pupils with a cattle prod without batting an eye.
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And a pair of moderate Republican senators, Mark Kirk of Illinois and Susan Collins of Maine, who favor confirmation proceedings, will continue to prod their colleagues.
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Instead, it should challenge and prod and celebrate an art form that has the potential to tell all kinds of stories about all kinds of people.
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But look for Democrats to prod them where they don't, because in many cases Democrats will agree with some of the protectionist stances of a Trump administration.
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Smiling Face With Smiling Eyes and Three Hearts often appears in the dreams of Top of Head With Red Hair to cryptically prod him along his journey.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Setbacks that Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK Party suffered in Sunday's local elections will prod him into making the wrong economic policy choices.
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Fisher is mature and focused beyond his age, and while his parents occasionally prod him to be more of a normal teenager, this is normal for him.
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Both boys push and prod the fabric, its metal parts clanging against one another, against the floor, as the tent is raised and lowered and raised again.
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They also claimed that Rubin physically abused them, including one woman who said he shocked her with a cattle prod before he assaulted her, the report said.
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Under the policy, banks are charged for the privilege of parking some of their excess funds at the BOJ in order to prod them to lend more.
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A lawyer and human rights activist, Rubio says she is running as an independent to prod government to do more for the region's impoverished Raramuri indigenous people.
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Viewers can expect more programs that prod and play with the form, and they should expect more invitations to get hands-on with their favorite television shows.
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But the current so-called negative deposit rate, which the central bank first put into effect in June 2014, is intended to prod banks to lend money.
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Japan is wary of making any concessions on political sensitive areas like agriculture and instead wants to prod the United States into cutting tariffs on auto parts.
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Central banks in Europe, notably the European Central Bank, have slashed interest rates below zero before to push down borrowing costs and prod banks to lend more.
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At a secret detention center here, Automotores Orletti, now a chilling memorial site, dissidents were stripped, drenched, hung from iron girders and tortured with an electric prod.
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The hedge fund that helped prod Yahoo into selling its core business has found a new target for its brand of shareholder activism: the drug maker Perrigo.
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She is prone to vertigo and, like many of us, still imagines a nauseating cardboard box when she thinks of virtual reality — so I did not prod.
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A groundswell of demand for an equitable school system, coupled with inducements that make previously unattractive schools newly appealing, may be the combined prod and prize necessary.
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Perhaps a woman was needed to prod along the case of a grandmother serving a life sentence for her drug crimes as a nonviolent first time offender.
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The ideal situation is to offer enough dispassionate information to prod the boss to reach the right conclusion (that is: the one you want) on her own.
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The cardinal made a clandestine trip to the White House as an interlocutor for Pope Francis to prod an agreement between Mr. Obama and President Raúl Castro.
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Professionals who truly know you (and prod you) can prevent the errors that may arise when a computer leads you on a mad dash through contextless figures.
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But they are also arguing over Mr. Trump's tariffs, which were intended to prod the Chinese to agree to more favorable trade terms for the United States.
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For now, the Fed has little to gain by suggesting that a rate cut is imminent, but a turn for the worse could prod officials into action.
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In recent weeks, however, some political leaders in Berlin have been citing the need for leadership in Europe to prod the Social Democrats to join a coalition.
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It is the third of a trio of similar cases the group has brought seeking to prod state child welfare agencies into rolling back gun safety requirements.
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This is met by a cattle prod and it's only after Serena Joy throws herself onto Offred's body and says that she's pregnant that Aunt Lydia stops.
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That included releasing several senior Taliban leaders from prison, a move officials hope Taliban negotiators can use to prod their own military to agree to reduce violence.
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The threat of fines and prosecution has, for decades, helped prod industries to take steps to protect birds, like affixing red lights on communication towers, they say.
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Statements to the prime minister in Question Time take the form of questions, and on this occasion some were designed to try to prod or trick Mrs.
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It accomplished the rare feat of ousting an entire board (at Darden, the owner of Olive Garden) and helped prod Yahoo into selling its core internet operations.
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Big manufacturing hubs on the coast are starting to loosen curbs on the movement of people and traffic while authorities prod factories to get back to work.
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But for students at a Florida high school, the learning experience can now come without having to poke and prod a once living, breathing, and hopping animal.
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In 1946, flush with the success of "The Pursuit of Love," Mitford moved to Paris, only to discover that Palewski was as much a philanderer as Prod.
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Any downturn in business spending could cast doubt on the BOJ's argument a sustained economic recovery will prod firms to boost prices and wages, helping inflation accelerate.
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Legal analysts and political reporters alike were quick to poke and prod at who might be next: Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and (erstwhile) consigliere?
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Simple wearables with pedometers are genuinely useful gadgets that have helped to prod people off the couch and out onto the walking trail to reach their step goal.
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If there were a real move higher in inflation, it would be one thing that could prod the Fed to consider hiking rates and certainly change market expectatins.
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Any downturn in business spending could cast doubt on the BOJ's argument a sustained economic recovery will gradually prod firms to boost prices and wages, helping inflation accelerate.
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Schumpeter's recent column on corporate short-termism suggests that "the solution is to prod incumbent firms to invest vast amounts and insulate their managers from investors" (February 18th).
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For parents worried that virtual assistants are encouraging bad manners in children, it'll be a good way to prod the little ones to remember their p's and q's.
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Typically, these cycles start with an attack on Indian soldiers in Kashmir by infiltrators from Pakistan, triggering Indian artillery strikes, which prod the Pakistanis to respond in kind.
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The videos showed a crying and bound man, and at least three assailants taking turns burning his feet with a blowtorch and electrocuting him with a cattle prod.
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But Holger Bingmann, president of Germany's BGA trade association, told Reuters that the record surplus should prod the world's fourth largest economy to do more to encourage imports.
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An Iowa dad faces two charges of child endangerment after authorities allege he used an electric cattle prod to discipline at least one of his children, PEOPLE confirms.
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I called the author up to prod him on exactly how young men are lured into dangerous belief systems—and, just as important, how they might be saved.
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Fans whir as the pieces beckon visitors to lean into them, to prod and poke and feel the response of the unexpectedly robust sculptures as they push back.
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They're very similar to nightmares, but instead of lurching you awake in a cold sweat, they sort of prod you into consciousness by jacking up your stress levels.
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You won't find a lot of talking-head, issue-driven docs at True/False; instead, the festival seeks out movies that push and prod and challenge their audiences.
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But it was the start of a pattern that would repeat throughout his radio and TV career: Poke, prod, provoke, step back and do it all over again.
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The Fed seems unlikely to react strongly to any one of those factors, but taken together, they could prod officials into pushing any additional rate move into 2019.
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But he's a weak man, and weak men go for easy power; he saw a flock in grief and turmoil, and decided to prod it into the pen.
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Mr. Mattis could use the commission's report "as a cudgel" to prod the vast and often unwieldy Pentagon bureaucracy to respond to the panel's findings, Mr. Edelman said.
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For now, Dr. Westgarth says, she would not advise anyone to buy a dog only in hopes that, like a furry Fitbit, it will prod us to move.
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Authors of the Affordable Care Act considered the mandate to be essential to its success, because it is supposed to prod younger and healthier people to buy insurance.
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It was also about using its leadership to prod major developing countries like China, India and Brazil to also reduce their emissions despite still climbing out of poverty.
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In some ways, she's a passive doormat, whom Emma is able to prod into asking David to sign over his house to them over an epically uncomfortable dinner.
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Historically, Def Con has been a place where hackers poke and prod at flaws in systems — a practice that could cross the line into technically breaking the law.
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On Monday, German authorities arrested Mr. Stadler, 55, holding him indefinitely pending trial, an acute embarrassment for Volkswagen — and one that could finally prod the company to action.
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Pruitt, of course, helped prod Donald Trump into dropping out of the Paris climate accord, although chances are the big guy didn't need a whole lot of urging.
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In that case, the process will result in those workers having a better-allocated default option or, at the very least, prod them to evaluate their previous choices.
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The robotic arms seemed to prod and grab at the tissue like a pack of predatory animals, giving the disquieting impression that they were feasting on a carcass.
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Ultimately it was a "heightened sense of our mortality," Mr. Burgess said, that gave them the prod they needed, after three of their parents died within three years.
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The WIRED crew is on the ground here in Las Vegas to touch, test, prod, and fondle all of the latest doodads, robot bartenders, underwater drones, and exoskeletons.
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The WIRED crew is on the ground here in Las Vegas to touch, test, prod, and fondle all of the latest rolling robots, folding phones, and talking fridges.
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That leaves the agencies to decide among themselves whether reform of the GDPR's current statutes is needed, and whether action should be taken to prod the lead authorities.
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It said it did not allow the use of prods in its operations, and would talk to its trucking company about the electric prod seen in the video.
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Former investment banker Macron aims to streamline the Byzantine state pension system and prod people to work until 64, instead of the average retirement age now of 62.
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Also dismissed by the foreign policy elite is Trump's strategy of putting pressure on China, North Korea's only ally, to prod Kim to negotiate away his nuclear program.
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No one attacked a moderator, and the moderators, while calling out candidates for evading answers, didn't prod one-on-one fights as sometimes happened in the last cycle.
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However, on Friday, the Trump administration partially reversed that suspension, and said that automatic emails, phone calls and social media messages to prod people to sign up for HealthCare.
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Chinese policymakers have pledged to maintain support for the slowing economy and prod banks to lend more to small and private firms that are vital for growth and employment.
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Regional banks have been actively taking risks via lending and investment as prolonged ultra-low interest rates and a dwindling population prod them to seek higher returns, it said.
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Some I gently patted, some I prodded, and one I pulled the covers off and tried to roll onto the floor when the pat and the prod fell short.
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In America the new administration is likely either to repeal the Dodd-Frank act, an 848-page law from 2010, or to prod regulators to enforce it less zealously.
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A Democratic senator is working on a bill meant to prod the federal government to grapple with the potential impact of artificial intelligence on everything from workers to privacy.
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And it could also provide a new way to poke and prod Einstein's theory of general relativity in the flexed space-time at the mouth of a black hole.
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It's not incentivized to post original work or to post the work of others in volume, or even to prod readers into clicking through to the stories it aggregates.
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The dollar dallied, with an early prod higher failing to hold and turning into a 21 percent dip against a basket of major currencies for a second day running.
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Low fuel prices and improving fuel efficiency among SUVs have helped prod more Americans into buying SUVs and pickup trucks in recent years and put pressure on car sales.
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But the POGO report notes that instead of imposing tough guidelines to protect networks and prod carriers to action, the FCC proposed toothless and voluntary guidelines preferred by industry.
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Instead of Lampedusa residents, the migrants are greeted by faceless figures in white Hazmat suits and gloves who silently pat and prod them through a series of bureaucratic procedures.
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Bedtime lets you set a bedtime and get reminders to prod you into getting into bed and Wake Alarm helps you wake up at a specific time every day.
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Obama also urged the crowd not to try to prod colleges and universities into disinviting controversial speakers - something that has taken place regularly at campuses throughout the United States.
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Groups active here are trying to gently prod Ms. Collins, a voracious reader, to dig into Judge Kavanaugh's record, and they are trying to flatter her sense of independence.
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It usually lasts a day and a half, and the fair provides food and lodging for the visiting experts while they poke and prod everything that goes on view.
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Even as negotiations are underway, plaintiffs would be free to keep pressing their cases to trial, traditionally understood to be a necessary stick to prod everyone to the table.
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They prod these films and shows, which are all about performers and performances, to work out what "real" and "authentic" mean, sometimes at the cost of the drag stars.
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Administration officials had said Mr. Trump would prod Mr. Mirziyoyev on human rights and press freedom, but there was no hint of criticism or question in his public remarks.
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Members of the oil industry are well aware of the political risk the sector would be asking the White House to take to try to prod oil prices higher.
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The campaign of Mark Harris, the Republican House candidate in the Ninth District, suggested it is eager to bring up the subject, as a prod to the Republican base.
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They don't have a lot of style baggage attached to them, which allows me to prod and scrape at them to really turn them into what I'm looking for.
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Regulators are doing more to prod insurers to hold sufficient capital—typically the aim is to ensure they can withstand losses caused by the worst imaginable year in 200.
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The tactics the U.S. government pursues to prod China on these issues will entail less reliance on tariffs, which have been a hallmark of the trade conflict thus far.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, told the White House that he would support a Democratic amendment meant to penalize the White House to prod the funds loose.
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But with the next summit nearing, some in the administration worried Trump could raise the future of US troops in South Korea as another incentive to prod Kim along.
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Nature-based solutions were a major theme during the United Nations Climate Action Summit, an international meeting in September to prod countries to do more to fight climate change.
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By giving the automakers the relief they are clamoring for on fuel regulations, Mr. Trump could then prod them to expand investments and add jobs in their American operations.
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Some analysts viewed the timing as no coincidence, with the attack serving as a prod to push China to do more to deter North Korea's development of nuclear weapons.
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He's used his platform to staunchly champion LGBTQ rights, poignantly denounce Trump, and repeatedly and publicly prod his most prominent Instagram follower, Ivanka Trump, to alter her father's policies.
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U.S. troops are involved in training Afghan security forces and carrying out counter-terrorism operations, hoping to reverse gains by the Taliban and prod it to negotiate for peace.
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But Juve found a way to prod the gaps between the players, and by the time Dybala's pass ripped open the space, the ball was as good as in. [beIN]
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In a face-to-face with Salman on Wednesday, and group meetings with other Gulf leaders Thursday, Obama hopes to use a fragile ceasefire in Yemen to prod further action.
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The plan offered benefits and services to prod school districts to help underserved children, but critics say the policy criminalized poverty without considering the social factors that contribute to it.
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David Miliband, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, used similar language Monday in welcoming the American milestone, adding that he hopes it is a prod to further action.
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The ho-hum feel can't be blamed on novelist Dan Brown, since no one could prod him to "raise the stakes," to use a popular note in Hollywood pitch meetings.
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"We have in our lab an elaborate set of different tools and techniques that poke and prod and scan seats that we turn into engineering measures and measurables," Kolich said.
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"FSOC's ability to prod regulators to do something they aren't otherwise doing can be incredibly powerful," said Dennis Kelleher, president and CEO of the Wall Street reform group Better Markets.
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Trump administration officials argued that its plan will save lives because it will reduce the forecasted cost of new vehicles and prod more people to sell older less safe models.
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In his frustration at the delay, Poland defender Kamil Glik gave his opponent a sharp prod with his boot, which led to even more aggro (and a prompt yellow card).
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Nedarb Turk:Hot Boys - "I Need A Hot Girl"Hot Boy Turk - "It's In Me" Hot Boy Turk - "Hold Up Lebron" RonSoColdRonSoCold - "Pac"RonSoCold - "I Swear" Lil CandyPaint + RonSoCold - "Mexico" prod.
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"They weren't doing the chores fast enough, so he decided to use an electronic cattle prod to discipline the children," Marion County Sheriff Jason Sandholdt told local TV station KCCI.
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If the solution to these environmental and social issues is going to come from Lyft management, the voting structure of the public shares is not likely to help prod them.
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The American endorsement, and a prod to keep trying, came instead from John Kerry, the secretary of state, who met the negotiators while he was in Havana with Mr Obama.
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Gucci ManeWeekend Money - Guatemala *World Premiere*Mozart Rick - Know I'm Right *World Premiere*Solomonilla - Hustla *World Premiere* Reddish Blu Reddish Blu - When I Get Too SadReddish Blu - Somewhere Else prod.
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The Democrats have very few weapons to wield against Trump right now, but they can continue to poke and prod him, using the ensuing controversy to rally opposition to Trump.
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The hedge fund has offered to buy companies like Novell during activist campaigns, though largely as a tactic to try to prod those businesses into putting themselves up for sale.
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At the company's planned annual meeting on Wednesday in Dallas, shareholders will vote on a resolution to prod Exxon Mobil to disclose the risks of climate change to its business.
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So far, there have been only a handful of arrests; the strategy here is to use the threat of tickets and jail to prod homeless people to go someplace else.
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He is inspected, with fascination, by a scientist named Hoffstetler (Michael Stuhlbarg); chastised with an electric cattle prod by Strickland (Michael Shannon), the head of security; and adored by Eliza.
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Threats poured in, calling for employees critical of Damore to be shot in the head, poisoned, blown up, stalked, doxed, sodomized with a cattle prod, and thrown off a building.
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Mr. Golden said in an interview that he believed his conference was using the funding as a bargaining chip to prod the city into imposing a cap on property taxes.
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The space the player sits in is filled with things to poke and prod at, and at no point did I feel let down by not having enough to do.
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Clinton's team has been more than reactive, taking care to taunt and prod Mr. Trump with new urgency in recent days, even if it means overwhelming her own affirmative case.
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Originally used by the National Football League to prod teams to consider coaching prospects who are black, the rule requires managers to interview candidates from underrepresented backgrounds for open positions.
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Policymakers cut rates to ward off an economic downturn — or contain one that has already arrived — by making it cheaper to borrow money, assuming that will help prod the economy.
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They can stick the finger on a table, point it upward, and use a separate robotic arm to prod the finger in precise spots, using a specific amount of pressure.
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Experts say the situation is undercutting the major political effort in recent years to prod Chinese women to have more children amid historically low birthrates and a looming demographic crisis.
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Those profiles, in turn, would allow campaigns to customize advertising, direct-mail slogans and door-knocking scripts, each calibrated to prod the targeted voter toward — or away from — a candidate.
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Zelinsky told jurors that in July 2016, as Stone ramped up his efforts to prod WikiLeaks to release damaging emails about Clinton's campaign, the longtime political provocateur called Trump directly.
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Chris endures a social nightmare: a garden party full of rich white people who invade his space, touch him without permission, prod him, and explicitly objectify him physically and sexually.
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So if you want to get a rise out of an already tribal American electorate, it seems the solution is simple: You prod at the stratified characteristics of these tribes.
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Generally a supporter of Republicans, Woodson said the South Carolina forum is an opportunity to prod candidates to spend more time in poor neighborhoods and speak out more on the issue.
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Facebook posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings at the beginning of the month, reflecting a spike of advertising revenue during the holiday season, as more brands looked to prod online shoppers.
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The Justice Department had tried to prod the Supreme Court to take up the issue quickly, but the justices turned away those immediate requests and sat on the issue for months.
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A downturn in consumer and business spending could cast doubt on the BOJ's argument that a sustained economic recovery will gradually prod firms to boost prices and wages, helping inflation accelerate.
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We hadn't had an opportunity to prod Trump on the when and why of his sudden change of heart, especially when he had declined to disavow the position just days earlier.
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There's one scene at the end of episode 3 where I get interrogated by Ann Dowd [who plays Aunt Lydia], and I don't move until I'm hit with the cattle prod.
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"We are done trying to prod the regime to do the right thing, we are now trying to stop it from having the ability to do the wrong thing," she added.
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Some argue for nuclear weapons more for effect than as a practical policy—to prod America into reaffirming its "nuclear umbrella" and to make China put real pressure on North Korea.
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The easing of restrictions is the latest effort by President Obama to use diplomacy coupled with sanctions relief to prod toward greater openness a country that the United States once isolated.
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Over the next couple of years, in a series of looping orbits designed to minimise its exposure to Jupiter's fierce radiation belts, the probe will poke and prod the giant planet.
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While judges did not call fights based on a combatant's ability to continue, the judges used sticks to poke, prod, or beat fighters who stalled, committed fouls, or just seemed tired.
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What you'll see there is a veteran reported named Stephanie McCrummen seeking to prod and poke the clear holes in Phillips' story and then hold her to account for those inconsistencies.
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Even with this newfound attention, LB says there's been little to no difference to how his peers treat him outside of a joke or two that prod at his local celebrity.
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He became one of hip-hop's most magnetic presences, an unlikely star who, alongside his friends in Odd Future and The Internet, would prod at the mainstream from the gooey edges.
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Sometimes, coverage takes the form of fact-checks, but no one should hold out hope that that will prod Trump into admitting he was wrong or showing any kind of remorse.
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The decision to go a step further, and scrap the sanctions entirely, reflects Mr. Obama's belief in using diplomacy paired with sanctions relief to prod former foreign adversaries toward greater openness.
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He continues to prod the audience with the technique here, compounding the number of planes of reality in play by shooting footage across multiple old Philco televisions with his 3D camera.
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I got in touch with Dr. William Clarke, the coroner of the East Baton Rouge Parish in Louisiana to see what it's like to poke and prod corpses for a living.
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The first to prod her conscience was an Orthodox Jew from Jerusalem who pointed out inaccuracies in her Old Testament translations and encouraged her to learn Hebrew to see for herself.
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The consolidation of medical records may be on its way, as technology companies prod the health care industry to embrace an internet-based common standard for storing and sharing patient information.
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Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief strategist, has counseled a tough tone with the rebels, instructing his staff to use Twitter as a rhetorical prod to keep the party in line.
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Former investment banker Macron has said he wants to streamline the Byzantine state pension system and prod people to work until 64, instead of the average retirement age now of 62.
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Robinson has other complaints in her lawsuit, alleging De Niro urinated during phone calls with her and ordered her to scratch his back and prod him awake when he was sleeping.
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Gold, along with a small group of set designers he works with again and again, makes the space of the theater feel unfamiliar in order to prod the audience into alertness.
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Analysts attribute the company's success to its rock-bottom bargains, discounts based on group buys that prod users to recruit friends, and a design that relies more on browsing than search.
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" He goes on to say that this a painting of a banana which "had no meaning" is a useful foil to prod viewers to perceive the "corruption in the modern art world.
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The case was brought by the communication ministry against Ness-Prod, a subsidiary of the agribusiness group Cevital after it acquired a 80 percent stake in the private media group El Khabar.
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But core consumer prices rose just 0.2 percent in February from a year earlier, casting doubt on the BOJ's forecast that the economic recovery will prod firms to raise prices and wages.
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And regulators will continue to prod firms to police their platforms (one of the reasons for Facebook's shrinking margins is that it has been hiring thousands of moderators to vet users' posts).
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Archive film of the Imperial family in happier times flickers around Anna Anderson as she sits in her iron hospital bed; curious well-wishers prod and observe her; violent flashbacks torment her.
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It's a way of reverting to a childlike state, when worries were few and play was plenty; when we had time to poke and prod at the edges of our tiny world.
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But proponents of the resolutions say transparency about climate risks can help shareholders better assess their investment and prod Exxon Mobil and other companies to take part in a more sustainable future.
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Trump also wants to streamline the income tax system, cut federal regulations, reduce corporate income tax and add new taxes to prod companies to keep or move production to the United States.
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But frequently it is wild swings in financial markets that help prod government authorities into action, as in 2011 in the United States and also with the bank bailout bill in 2008.
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The president's nuclear deal exit will "amplify the crisis in trans-Atlantic relations" and prod France and Germany to look for ways to fire back, according to risk consultancy the Eurasia Group.
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Exelon used the shutdown plan to prod Pennsylvania lawmakers to pass legislation allowing nuclear plants to charge more for their electricity, as recognition of the emissions-free, relatively stable power they produce.
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So far, their pleas have failed to prod companies into action, despite many of them making record profits on the back of the central bank's zero interest rates and a weak yen.
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Why it matters: RedBrick Health is an established presence in the corporate wellness industry, and investors see money-making opportunities as more companies use the programs to prod workers to be healthier.
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Spek — RAC7 — One of those puzzle games people will plow through, it makes the mechanics simple to understand, then begins to really push and prod at your mastery of them over time.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) has floated legislation to prod the Federal Reserve to include climate effects in stress tests of the financial system, much as the Bank of England recently began doing.
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With Mr. Trump's $153 trillion tax cut, which took effect last year, already changing corporate behavior, Democrats are looking for ways to prod businesses to share more of the winnings with workers.
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Apps now enable voters to see which of their friends and acquaintances voted in the last election and to prod them to do so again — or shame them if they do not.
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You prod at it with your finger, on iOS at least—I've had my iPad beside me as I've noshed down my muesli—ticking off a set number of "targets" per stage.
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A survey by the Financial Services Agency uncovered deficiencies among Japan's regional banks and credit associations, and the regulator has begun onsite probes of lenders to prod them into compliance, the sources said.
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Analysts said the government should cut bureaucracy for builders and prod local authorities to make more land available for housing to have a chance of meeting its target of 375,000 units a year.
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Mueller's indictment also states that the Trump campaign continued to prod Stone for more information about the release of Clinton emails and Stone replied that they should move to the messaging platform Whatsapp.
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In response, a giant crowd of protesters gathered along a wide, sandy stretch of the Marina Beach in the centre of the city, hoping to prod the AIADMK government to defy the court.
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A campaign to drum up public backing for competition might prod politicians to act: it was popular anger about monopolies in the 1890s that led to crucial reforms in the early 20th century.
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The case was brought by the Algerian communications ministry against Ness-Prod, a subsidiary of the agribusiness group Cevital, after it acquired a 80 percent stake in the private media group El Khabar.
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Lawmakers, child development experts, and privacy advocates are expressing concerns about two new Amazon products targeting children, questioning whether they prod kids to be too dependent on technology and potentially jeopardize their privacy.
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Eric Dingus Halloween 2016 Mix Tracklist: Eric Dingus - Life Without PoisonBelly - Ballerina (Eric Dingus Edit)Lil Uzi Vert - You Was Right (Eric Dingus Edit)Eric Dingus - ColorsEric Dingus - Opened ExposedDowrong - Fuck Rap (Prod.
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There is abundant data in social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, email and offline conversations, but no packaged insights that prod us to reach out to people who are important for us.
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And now police warn that the dolls may be being used to smuggle drugs and contraband (with miscreants betting that security guards will be too tactful—or squeamish—to prod and poke them).
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If nothing else, it seems as if Porzingis's injury will prod Hornacek into giving the scant few promising youngsters he has a little more floor time, but this is all very thin gruel.
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For now, Adams's lumberjackian strength takes over games whenever he sets a screen 28 feet from the rim, or wedges in-between two opponents who need a cattle prod to box him out.
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Taxpayers who qualify as real estate professionals generally have been able to get a bigger tax break for those losses, which could prod some people to try passing as one for tax purposes.
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"She's watched a dozen doctors throw a mask over his face, poke and prod him with needles, pump a dozen medications through his body, all while he laid there helplessly," the mother said.
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The announcement is part of an continuing "Smart City" competition in which the Transportation Department is dangling $40 million in grant money in front of cities to prod them into using more technology.
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The move could be an attempt by Mr. Trump to prod President Moon Jae-in of South Korea to hold a firm line with North Korea when talks begin over its nuclear program.
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The competitors that Cook likes to prod about their data-exploitative business models have a necessary and complicit partner in his company, having found many of their customers though Apple's devices and software.
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But "The Teacher" doesn't dare take its premise to darker places by having Maria prod the parents too far beyond the bounds of their own moral compasses — a logical conclusion of this story.
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The move is part of efforts by the BOJ to prod financial institutions into diversifying operations from their core lending business, which is under increasing strain from years of ultra-low interest rates.
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For scientists, the cylinder-shaped ice blocks open magical windows into prehistoric atmospheric conditions, but in this New York gallery, the goal is to prod the imagination as well as feed the mind.
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Retaliation any greater than a token strike (think Syria 2016) would prod the nuclear deal -- the JCPOA -- another step closer to collapsing, 16 months after Trump withdrew the United States from the agreement.
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Berrigan, a Jesuit priest and one of the nine, wrote the play as a prod to conscience, and so it remains in the Transport Group remix, adapted and directed by Jack Cummings III.
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Within the parameters she's established, the documentary, screening this weekend at the Camden International Film Festival (CIFF), finds many different ways to prod at and muse on feminism now versus in the 1970s.
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As a curatorial team, Wahi and Jampol tell The Creators Project, they aim to "poke and prod" the audience, showcasing socially-engaged work by artists whose narratives might otherwise slip under the radar.
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FBI and NYPD informants are instructed to listen for "anti-American" sentiments, latch on to those individuals expressing "suspect" political beliefs and prod them to see if they are interested in taking action.
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But where does this leave those who, while aggressively on the correct side of whatever history you've got, were born to poke, to prod, to slyly set fire to the curtains of the mansion?
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Towards the end of the game, when you descend to the hellish bowels of the ocean, fighting off an impeccably realized and awe-inspiringly atmospheric underwater hurricane, the developers prod you down a tunnel.
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Google Apps for Work and Education users can now easily see who has responded to a survey, for example (and prod those who haven't with the help of the new "send reminder email" feature).
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And this was not routine street theater but was more like a scene from an Afghan "Hamlet"; it was the re-enactment of a murder, performed in order to prod memory and obtain justice.
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By using literal time to prod curiosity and impatience, games like Bury Me, My Love and Lifeline change the way players build a relationship with the game—and the "person" on the other end.
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There's lots more under the hood to experiment with, but this will allow anyone to tweak and prod their Siri commands until they have a small army of custom assistant tasks at the ready.
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Immersive designers in the future will still have to deal with people who want to prod at every corner of the experience to define the rules or people who just want to break them.
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And a ruling late last month by a federal judge in Wisconsin is likely to further embolden companies to prod workers to join these programs, despite growing concerns over employee privacy and health management.
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Tuesday's executive order comes as part of Trump's push to prod U.S. businesses to invest more money domestically and create jobs for American workers — issues that helped propel the businessman to the White House.
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A pair of House lawmakers is backing a bill that would prod the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) into implementing all the requirements of a decade-old law aimed at addressing terror threats on Amtrak.
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So it looks like these are just a huge pair of regular ol' ear massagers and not a chance to listen to "Bodak Yellow" while a bunch little pins poke and prod your earholes.
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There's a slight difference in the range of effects each format uses — I find MX4D tends to prod you in the butt while 4DX goes for the back — but the idea is the same.
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The senators on Thursday unveiled a new Authorization for Use of Military Force against ISIS, al Qaeda and the Taliban, their second attempt to prod their colleagues to formally vote on the military effort.
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Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, helped prod the debate during a visit to Helsinki in June by saying that Russia "will never attack a member state of NATO"—hardly reassuring for non-NATO countries.
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Trump has signaled he wants to streamline the income tax system, cut federal regulations, reduce corporate income tax and add new taxes to prod companies to keep or move production to the United States.
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"They joke and prod at you and say you need a doctor yet have no idea about the type of uncontrollable chaos that goes on inside your head," she wrote on Facebook last year.
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More than 7003 men have accused Burge and his officers of administering beatings, shocking them on their lips and genitals with a cattle prod, staging mock executions, and suffocating them to elicit false confessions.
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More than 100 men have accused Burge and his officers of administering beatings, shocking them on their lips and genitals with a cattle prod, staging mock executions, and suffocating them to elicit false confessions.
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As he spoke, another man tried to talk his way through the road-block, only to receive a prod in the chest from a wooden club, followed by a nonchalant whack around the ankles.
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Now Democrats, trying to avoid a prolonged primary that they say would only help Donald Trump's reelection efforts, are conferring over when — or even whether — to prod Sanders to clear the way for Biden.
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As Ms. Warren relentlessly courted Ms. Ocasio-Cortez last fall, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's advisers had to prod Mr. Sanders's aides into having him call her — a conversation that eventually led to her endorsing him.
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If you encounter a bear-sized security robot, your most efficient option is often to run headlong into its body while flailing a wrench, hugging the safe space between its cattle-prod-like harm.
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The department has a limited arsenal of tools to prod owners into action, including fines, ordering scaffolds, and, in extreme cases sending in a city contractor to do the repairs at the owner's expense.
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The Trump administration has pledged to levy tariffs of up to 255 percent on vehicles imported from Mexico and possibly elsewhere, primarily to prod automakers to increase production and jobs in the United States.
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The deal, which was negotiated by the Obama administration, was largely intended as a tool to prod China into making the type of economic changes that the United States and others have long wanted.
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His concessions on nuclear testing and the presence of American troops in South Korea, they said, are calculated to prod the United States into easing such penalties, even before the North dismantles its arsenal.
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Twitter says it has verified 822 candidates since it unveiled the 2020 plan in December, yet still relies on people like Levine, who has no ties to any campaign, to prod them into action.
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When Taiwan approved Asia's first same-sex marriage law this May, he said, it was a further prod for many Japanese, who have long prided themselves on being the leading democracy in the region.
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Both the U.S. and China would not be spared from such adverse economic impact — that's one of the factors that would continue to prod both parties to return to the negotiating table, predicted Weber.
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The WIRED crew is on the ground here in Las Vegas to touch, test, prod, and fondle all of the latest gadgets, apps, smart-home appliances, brain-training headgear, and Alexa-powered running shoes.
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Though big cities like Chicago, 100 miles from Dixon, have government-run schemes that prod employers to offer summer work, demand exceeds supply: last year 77,000 Chicago youths applied for 31,000 summer jobs or internships.
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At the end of 2016 I finally wrapped up the point-and-prod puzzler Hotel Dusk: Room 215, on the DS (as played on my 3DS—what a wonderful time machine Nintendo's handheld can be).
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These will inform those Siri Suggestions that appear all over your iPhone, but developers will also be able to just directly prod the user to add this routine to Siri right in their own apps.
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The so-called statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) currently stands at 19.50 percent and the move to lower the SLR should prod banks to lend more rather than park their cash in safe-haven government securities.
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Considering his reputation as a determined reformer, Pope Francis should prod the bishops' tribunal into action and not let the gaping need for honest and full accountability disappear into the arcane workings of the Vatican.
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Results from the trial, called HOPE-3, could prod far more doctors to add a statin to blood pressure therapy for such patients who have no prior history of heart attack or stroke, researchers said.
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It took Atlanta less than 25 minutes to score their first goal and send the crowd into a frenzy, Argentine midfielder Yamil Asad ghosting in unmarked at the far post to prod home a cross.
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The so-called statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) currently stands at 219 percent and the move to lower the SLR should prod banks to lend more rather than park their cash in safe-haven government securities.
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The visit to Snap-on comes amid Trump's continued push to prod U.S. businesses to invest more money domestically and create jobs for American workers — issues that helped propel the businessman to the White House.
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"Getting an employee at a bargain (didn't) feel great for us," she says, adding pay disparities between similar workers can hurt morale, prod employees to leave and open the company to charges of gender discrimination.
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Mr Wilson says that he backed Proposition 187 to prod the federal government to action, and to spur review of a Supreme Court ruling of 1982 that states must offer all children a free education.
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Starboard's newly won board seats are the latest achievements for a hedge fund that has become one of the most prominent practitioners of shareholder activism, in which investors prod company management to change corporate strategies.
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The investigators, a panel of long-faced, mostly male judges, poke and prod at Sully and his co-pilot, Jeff Skiles (a sturdy Aaron Eckhart), forcing them to defend ditching the plane into the Hudson.
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These services include remote cyber-hygiene scans, penetration tests, and risk-and-vulnerability assessments — all of which poke and prod, in various methods, at the strength of the networks and servers inside states and counties.
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Even if the main upshot is to prod Mexico to be more aggressive pursuing policies it had in theory previously embraced, they said that would justify the effort and could pay off down the road.
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It is the latest in a series of White House directives to prod active-duty troops toward a more aggressive role at the border against an approaching caravan of thousands of migrants from Central America.
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Then if you turn to the arenas where the pro-choice vision assumes that anti-abortion laws prod a society toward Gilead, you see … a normal-seeming and sometimes more-feminist-than-average Western country.
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A hygienist in a surgical mask barged into your mouth to poke and prod at your teeth and gums, and that was before they bust out the fucking polish, which tastes like sandy Trident gum.
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I make a note to poke and prod my son when he gets home — maybe there is something there that no one has yet noticed; maybe he too can exit my fictitious trauma handout line.
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If the diplomats at the United Nations are paying attention to the world out there, the report should prod them into a fresh look at hunger and an increased resolve to drive it back down.
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That, he said, is what makes his two museums so threatening: They prod the thousands of ordinary Russians who have visited to think about their own history and question simple labels like patriot and traitor.
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An intermediate layer of flashbacks finds Offred, Moira and a class of future handmaids at a re-education center being indoctrinated, with homilies and a cattle prod, by Aunt Lydia (a coolly imperious Ann Dowd).
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The United States, Germany and other Western governments did politely prod China to release Mr. Liu from prison and let him go abroad for treatment of his liver cancer, accompanied by his wife, Liu Xia.
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It is possible that Mr. Kim's announcement on Wednesday is, by itself, the warning shot he wants to send to prod Mr. Trump, on the eve of a presidential election year, to begin lifting sanctions.
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With the government and Saudi banks doing whatever they can to encourage and prod investors to buy and hold on to the shares, there is little surprise, analysts say, that their price has been rising.
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In another segment, a worker from a trucking company that delivers live animals to the plant repeatedly stabs an electric prod into a truck in an apparent effort to get the sheep inside to move.
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Like the entitled partygoer who demands Lil Pump's "Gucci Gang" when the D.J. is on an entirely different musical planet, as if a D.J. were merely a flesh-and-blood iPod to poke and prod.
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Zelda and Eliza's boss is security supervisor Strickland (Michael Shannon), an imposing and prejudiced man who carries around a cattle prod and is desperate to please his superiors, which he hides behind a blowhard demeanor.
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That sucks, and often there's nothing you can do about it because there's no way for multi-billion dollar companies to anticipate your need for a cattle prod or tiny projector that attaches to your phone.
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This isn't a next-gen White House comms strategy, it's weariness and apathy posing as one, designed to do nothing but prod the president's diminishing number of supporters into throwing a few more bucks his way.
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When they need someone to bend the ear of a US lawmaker, prod a reporter to write a favorable story, or launch a campaign to discredit their enemies, they turn to Akhmetshin — and pay him handsomely.
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As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else.
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Fed officials and central bankers globally have called for fiscal stimulus to prod growth, since they have come to the point where more monetary policy has become questionable in terms of its ability to stimulate growth.
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It took, among other factors, another deeply critical Greenpeace report detailing the company's reliance on fossil fuels vis a vis its cleaner competitors, to prod Amazon to set a goal of 100 percent renewable power usage.
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And, as much as I prod my clients to get off the porn, and to masturbate with their non-dominant hands, and to learn to love pleasuring their partners, I fear my efforts are in vain.
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ArnoldIsDead, Jimmy Duval Lil Wop - "Insidious" Roy PurdyPlayboi Carti - "Magnolia"Roy Purdy - "Pink and Green"Roy Purdy - "Livin These Days"SavageRealm & Le$LaFlame - "Feeling Great"Roy Purdy - "Guacamole" The Good Perry The Good Perry - "Blue" prod.
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Debi Fones of California City said she was inspired by the Oscar-winning movie Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri to erect the billboards as a prod to local law enforcement to attend to her daughter's death.
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The Air Force will reportedly prod Congress to pass a tenant bill of rights for military service members so they have more agency in breaking lease agreements or withholding rent in unsafe or hazardous living situations.
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While the overall success of these policies is still up for debate, what's clear is that states like Indiana, Ohio, and Tennessee are using these policies to gently prod colleges to focus on their students' outcomes.
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Ahead of the oil cartel's meeting this week, President Donald Trump used his Twitter account to prod OPEC into ramping up production, as fuel prices in the U.S. have soared ahead of the summer driving season.
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They make each other laugh, and there's a real joy in how they joke with and prod at each other over some of the goofiest stuff (like tricking each other that a robot car can talk).
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To hammer out a key set of rules for the Paris climate agreement that, delegates hope, will help prod countries to cut fossil-fuel emissions far more deeply in the years ahead than they're currently doing.
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Over the past few months, they have been in constant communication with the Mets — in part at the urging of Benjamin, who said he pestered the Fireflies' team president, John Katz, nonstop to prod the Mets.
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His superiors eventually concluded that he was trying to prod Pakistan to crack down on the Haqqanis (they have yet to do so), and the general remains unapologetic about sharing intelligence with British and Australian forces.
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Last month, nations gathered at the Climate Action Summit to prod countries to do more to limit climate change after scientists warned that time is rapidly running out to achieve the goals of the Paris agreement.
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The SEC also on Wednesday will consider rules related to "disclosure about voting options and voting standards" on board elections, according to a notice, which could prod companies to give more details about their voting results.
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When managers poke and prod that happenstance information or monitor employees without communicating a clear purpose in doing it, it can signal a lack of respect and trust, says psychologist Tara Behrend of George Washington University.
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He throws in a whole Scotch bonnet to bob around, but it cooks until it's so tender that a rough prod with a wooden spoon might be enough to spike everything with its bright, unexpected heat.
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"I know that smiles like these (about this) might poke and prod at the pain of unfulfilled dreams for those that have suffered a loss, no matter how early, how unfairly, or how long ago," Kara wrote.
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Tracklist:Dylan Brady - What I Made 4 U [lofi-dub]Go - Mark Johns (prod Dylan Brady)Khalid & Martin Garrix - Ocean (Dylan Brady Remix)King Yosef - LurchTaylor Swift - I Knew You Were Trouble (Dylan Brady Remix)Bryan Haha feat.
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Joe Kiani, founder and CEO of the medical technology company Masimo, founded the Patient Safety Movement Foundation in 63 to prod hospital systems into reducing the number of preventable injuries and deaths through collaboration and public commitments.
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The lower price could prod many consumers to replace their battery instead of buying a new phone, which in turn could lead to lower iPhone sales for 2018, Barclays analysts said in a note earlier this month.
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It preoccupies itself nearly as much with Clifton's annoyance at having to prod Nina to take her pills; his revulsion when she asks him to find her dates; and his belief that she can stage a comeback.
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You feel like you really know Delilah by the end of Firewatch, and it's because through Henry, you speak with her for hours, deciding which jokes Henry will tell and when he'll prod into her personal life.
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But the Saudis went ahead anyway, fueling a perception in Washington that the move was intended partly as a deliberate effort to prod Iran and to highlight the erosion of U.S. sway over the government in Riyadh.
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" But wait, there's more: The cloud-connected furnishings have the capability to prod office drones to change positions — from seated to upright and vice versa — in order to "[encourage] people to be more productive, efficient, and engaged.
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Trump lashed out at his attorney general and Justice Department in an extraordinary outburst on Twitter in July, continuing his public shaming of Sessions while appearing to prod the nation's top law enforcement official to investigate Clinton.
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"Two other prominent publications who covered the backlash to the interview were i-D and Paper, and the former called the interviewer "creepy," while the latter advised journalists "don't prod a gay man about his sex life!
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"We were simply hoping to prod Korean Air to cut debt and stop investing in unprofitable businesses," he said, adding the carrier has a huge upside potential with his proposed restructuring given its solid core earnings power.
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The former New York mayor says his lobbying about the U.S. ambassador and to prod Ukraine's government to focus on Biden was for another, far more famous client he was representing, albeit without pay: President Donald Trump.
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At the same time, U.S. officials should prod Zelensky to build upon recent Ukrainian reforms in health and other areas that will improve governance, enhance living standards, and give Washington more reason to embrace the embattled state.
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At trade shows, manufacturers show off prototype policing robots armed with everything from tear gas to Tasers to shotguns firing rubber bullets to — in one case — an electric cattle prod (this was a Chinese riot control robot).
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As the temperature dropped and it grew dark at 4:30 in the afternoon, Ahmad and Mohamed seemed to be slowing down; Azizeh had to prod them off the couch to get them to work at the market.
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A new DNC head must put big resources into state parties and prod them to give year-round support to local supporters who can inject themselves into ongoing conversations everywhere, not just on MSNBC or in big cities.
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The guy who does reflect our national psyche is Strickland (Michael Shannon), a successful white man who found the Asset, brought it to the lab, and now spends his time poking at the Asset with a cattle prod.
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As with Rammellzee's graffiti-based output, Lam's polymorphous paintings, now on view at the Centre Pompidou, prod us to wonder if a cryptographically armed world isn't more attractive today than a world fully and immediately legible to all.
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Group video chat could help the app compete with apps like Houseparty (whose users send a shocking amount of time in-app, by the way), while a revamped Explore page will help prod users to discover fresh content.
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They may prod you to share your achievements and ambitions, which can sometimes feel awkward—just remember that it's their way of trying to get you to open up, and that it's not arrogant to own your story.
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Any downturn in business spending will hurt prospects for stronger wage growth and dampen the central bank's hopes a sustained economic recovery will prod firms to boost prices and wages, helping to reach its 2 percent inflation goal.
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Mr. Obama, who has been at odds with the current Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, over the logjammed peace process, made clear that he saw the moment as an opportunity to prod Israel to fulfill Mr. Peres's legacy.
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Any downturn in business spending will hurt prospects for stronger wage growth and dampen the central bank's hopes that a sustained economic recovery will prod firms to boost prices and wages, helping to reach its 2% inflation goal.
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Indeed, Ms. Solomon has made it her life's work to collaborate with the medical researchers who poke and prod her; for years, she has given them small parts of herself — blood and saliva and even her own breath.
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Pressure from Mr. Trump did help prod Saudi Arabia, Russia and other producers to agree to gradually increase supply by as much as 0003 million barrels a day at meetings on June 22 and June 23 in Vienna.
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Under the Paris agreement, each country submitted a voluntary pledge to tackle its greenhouse gas emissions and then agreed to meet every five years to review their collective progress and prod one another to ratchet up their efforts.
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The exhibitions inside the museum combine to form a narrative of a people who refused to be broken by hatred and who have always found ways to prod America to be truer to the ideals of its founders.
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Earlier on Monday, Trump used Twitter to prod Republican senators to pass a bill, and senior lawmakers, including the Senate's No. 2 Republican, John Cornyn, said legislation could advance to votes next week in the deeply divided chamber.
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Actually meeting that goal is nigh impossible, but Paris is essentially designed to shame and prod countries into at least making a good-faith effort to seriously reduce their CO2 emissions and build up their green energy capabilities.
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With Congress unwilling to pass new legislation, President Obama issued a series of executive orders last month seeking to prod more gun sellers into registering as dealers and into reporting firearms that are "lost in transit," among other steps.
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To prod and poke when necessary, to comfort and entertain when times seem dark, to ever expand the human experience, to offer a reason to live, to celebrate to the Gods the great gift and scourge that is consciousness.
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The tank and seat of the new bikes form clean, almost rigid horizontal lines, while their exposed bellies invite you to poke and prod with your eyes (or hands) at all the mechanical bits that make the motos move.
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Mr. Trump even argued against the very basis of the policy: The best way to get a recovery, he said, was to raise income taxes on wealthy people, to prod them to invest again in syndicated real estate deals.
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The ever-present apps we prod at on buses and in public bathrooms coerce us into a grim back and forth, constantly urging us to create ever-more appealing versions of ourselves to offer up in the romantic marketplace.
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In fact, President Trump's threats to tear up the trade agreement, and his administration's aggressive use of trade laws, may actually help prod export-dependent industries in Canada to finally look beyond the United States market to do business.
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Ms. Furlong is known to prod clientele if they're looking for something sweet, bitter, boozy or refreshing, then customizes cocktails on the spot, sometimes utilizing rain forest herbs, flowers or fruits, macerating in cacique, the local sugar cane spirit.
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They squandered match points at 83-5 and 7-6 in the deciding tiebreak and had another at 8-7, only for Troicki to nervously prod long a volley that will give him nightmares for many days to come.
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Japan's annual core consumer inflation of 0.4% in October was well below the BOJ's 2% target, casting doubt on its view that a steady economic recovery will boost consumption and prod firms to pass on rising costs to households.
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Among single-person households - 43% of whom are in their 20s and 30s - the ratio was much higher at 35.6%, suggesting government efforts to prod Japanese to go cashless may be paying off, at least among the younger generation.
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President Donald Trump played a role in Roger Stone's effort to prod WikiLeaks to release damaging emails for Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential race, federal prosecutors argued Wednesday in an extraordinary act of defiance toward the White House.
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Although Kiev believes Putin is preparing for more fighting, some experts believe he is more interested in gaining diplomatic leverage, seeking to use the latest crisis to prod the West to press Ukraine into doing more to uphold the accords.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Democrats on Wednesday urged President Donald Trump to try to prod OPEC to take steps to lower oil prices and suggested that millions of Americans will see tax cut proceeds canceled out by higher fuel costs.
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The auto executives urged the government to cut taxes on cars and auto components to 18% from 28% and sought help to prod banks to lower lending rates and make the loan terms more lenient, one of the sources said.
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Economists are aghast: much of the gain from moving to a single tax-rate nationwide came from stamping out the inefficiency of multiple rates, which prod businesses towards providing goods and services favoured by the tax code rather than by consumers.
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Investors also looked to Japan's GDP data due on Monday, which is expected to show the country's economy contracted in the first three months of this year and could prod the government to delay a sales tax hike slated for October.
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After a season of deadly hurricanes and devastating wildfires, the U.S. government is angling to prod AT&T, Verizon and other tech and telecom giants to do a better job of helping first responders deliver disaster alerts to Americans' smartphones.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, House GOP whip Steve Scalise and his chief deputy whip Patrick McHenry convened the call -- just hours before the final presidential debate -- to prod members to put up money, a senior GOP source told CNN.
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At a number of trade shows, robotic systems have been displayed that mount tasers and tear gas to China's controversial Anbot, which is a police bot designed to operate autonomously and equipped with an electroshock device similar to a cattle prod.
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Whereas Obama's rule would prod states to shift to cleaner energy and slash emissions 30 percent below 0003 levels by 2030, Pruitt's EPA could craft a more modest version that merely pushes coal-plant operators to improve their heat-rate efficiency.
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According to The Verge's Sam Byford, who's tried them both, there's a slight difference between the two — "I find MX4D tends to prod you in the butt while 4DX goes for the back" — but the experience is mostly the same.
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But Democrats are also likely to prod him on the agency's climate change and clean energy agenda, both of which expanded under Obama, as well as a Trump team questionnaire, revealed in December, seeking names of employees involved in climate work.
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After it became clear that Trump was to be the presidential nominee, Priebus embarked on a plan to prod the billionaire into a joint fundraising agreement to raise money not just for the party but also for the billionaire's campaign.
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If a presidential candidate of either party wants to show that he or she has not been "captured" by Wall Street, the best signal would be support for insider trading legislation and a promise to prod Congress to enact it.
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Researchers found that, during the 2010 midterm elections, Facebook was able to prod users to vote simply by feeding them pictures of friends who had already voted, and by giving them the option to click on an "I Voted" button.
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Some states do better than others with allowing these professionals more independence, and the federal government could prod all of them along by offering a small increase in federally matched Medicaid funds to states who have yet to update their rules.
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" Mr. Eaton said the plan to prod the Afghan military to abandon the unpopulated areas and retrench to cities is "a rational approach to secure the cities, and provide the Afghanistan government the political opportunity to work with the Taliban.
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Murff tried to understand the squall of forces accumulating like a storm that led his father "to feel that he couldn't stick around," and he told me that it's still difficult to prod at the depths of such a choice.
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Many people use a fitness device like Fitbit to monitor their physical activity and prod them toward healthier behavior; similarly, a Microsoft Office feature called MyAnalytics allows users to receive nudges when their actions don't line up with their stated goals.
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The installation includes found objects, including forensic equipment similar to those used to poke and prod the Chairman, as well as a series of videos, one of which includes a watersporting scene between him and the prostitute who allegedly murdered him.
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On a show where the action stems from the interplay of people living in close quarters — like "The Bachelor" — there are often producers on set who subtly, and sometimes less than subtly, prod the contestants into acting in certain ways.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is doubling down this week on his bid to remake the tax code, meeting with Democrats, tying tax legislation to hurricane recovery and dispatching his economic team to Capitol Hill almost daily to prod lawmakers into action.
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Senior administration officials had said Mr. Trump planned to prod Mr. Mirziyoyev on lingering issues of human rights and press freedom during their meeting, but in public on Wednesday there was no hint of criticism or question in his remarks.
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Its prescriptions for financial aid, debt repayment and free community college are unlikely to clear the Republican-controlled Senate, but progress in the House could prod the sclerotic Senate to move forward on its version of a new higher education law.
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Similarly, it remains to be seen if she can prod the Chinese to level the playing field for foreign companies and overcome the tensions standing in the way of a deeper partnership with Beijing as relations with Mr. Trump's America sour.
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When our friends see us — in the case of Boratin, these include his fellow band members, who try valiantly to support him and prod his memory — are they seeing the same person they have always seen, or someone else entirely?
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The memo appears intended to prod the administration to move more rapidly in cracking down on unauthorized immigrants at the border, a goal laid out in an executive order Mr. Trump issued last year during his first week in office.
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BEIJING, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Big manufacturing hubs on the Chinese coast are starting to loosen curbs on the movement of people and traffic while local governments prod factories to restart production, following weeks of stoppages due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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His pride injured, Sanchez responded to Girardi's move with a 9-for-21 surge, including four homers, leaving the Yankees manager with a choice: Should he continue to prod Sanchez in this fashion, or restore him to the second spot?
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"He needs to prod the Cuban government and challenge them, but at the same time, the policies that he's enacted unilaterally are improving the quality of life and their human rights condition regardless of what the Cuban government does," said Sen.
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Under the Paris agreement, every country submitted an individual plan to tackle its greenhouse gas emissions and then agreed to meet regularly to review their progress and prod one another to ratchet up their efforts as the years went by.
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UN Secretary General António Guterres called the summit to prod member countries to make more ambitious commitments to cut carbon emissions in line with the recommendations from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius.
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Mounting concerns for both countries, including China's slowing economy and Trump's need for a political win, could prod both sides toward a "partial, interim deal," said Eswar Prasad, a Cornell University trade professor and former head of the International Monetary Fund's China department.
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Employing "alternative math" to prod Trump to help the industry, Ford's chief said last month that meeting the Obama-era standards would so damage sales -- meaning sales of thirsty trucks -- that the industry as a whole would shed roughly 1 million jobs.
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He said the stunt was designed to convey "the fear and the anxiety" of millions of Floridians who are facing locally transmitted outbreaks of Zika, and prod senators to discard "the politics of Zika" and pass a $1.1 billion Zika funding bill.
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No one could have predicted that it would take two hours for a member of the Senate to prod Fed Chair Jerome Powell about the Fed's political independence — or that the U.S. deficit would be such a central point of yesterday's hearing.
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The United States placed Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, on its list of the worst human trafficking offenders in June for failing to do more to curb widespread abuses, hoping to prod its new government and its powerful military to address the issue.
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Whether it's due to political polarization, dysfunction or administrative malpractice, it's almost impossible to get anything done, without the prospect of something so awful -- like the US government defaulting on its debts for the first time in history -- to prod politicians into action.
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By capturing the anxieties of his community and the unique way they processes the world together in the show's stream-of-consciousness style, Random Acts was the first of its kind on a mainstream platform to prod a subconscious experience of blackness.
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In India, central bank Governor Raghuram Rajan this month announced steps to prod banks to pass on the full benefits of monetary stimulus to the wider economy by cutting the reserves banks are required to hold with the central bank and injecting liquidity.
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"MX4D tends to prod you in the butt while 4DX goes for the back" The New York City theaters won't be the first 4DX screens in the US, with the technology first launching at Regal Cinemas' LA Live Stadium 43 in June 2014.
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I was surprised by how uncompromising Ward Escape Omega was for something found in the middle of a mall, but it's further evidence that the limited control options afforded by VR can prod developers into to creating some pretty inventive horror situations.
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On " The Handmaid's Tale ," now in its second season on Hulu, she plays Aunt Lydia, a cattle-prod-wielding enforcer in a too-close-for-comfort misogynist dystopia, a role that not only won Dowd an Emmy but became a cultural reference point.
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Traditionally activists prod companies to perform better by buying back shares or spinning off underperforming divisions but a recent growing focus on ESG, like having a diverse corporate board and taking steps to cut carbon emissions, has started to resonate with investors.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama gave a strong endorsement of German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday and used a visit to Berlin to warn Russia about consequences for intervening in the U.S. election and prod Donald Trump to hold firm against Moscow.
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Just the same, he's floored when a simple missing persons case leads to a vengeance drama involving an electric cattle prod with enough volts "to knock a steer sideways" and a savage beating that has him hanging tough but eventually screaming for mercy.
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Trump used his Saturday afternoon to tweet another attack about the Obama administration's handling of Russian interference in the U.S. election, as well as prod Republicans in the Senate to vote in favor of the GOP's bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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"We are done trying to prod the regime to do the right thing; we are now trying to stop it from having the ability to do the wrong thing," US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said after the vote on Monday.
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With Bloomberg appearing to struggle, these same business leaders and donors are planning to prod the former New York mayor to drop out of the race in order to become, in essence, another financial juggernaut that will back Biden and turn on Sanders.
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This is the dystopian premise of the Hulu series "The Handmaid's Tale" (any roster of female monsters in 2017 has to include Ann Dowd's terrifying, cattle-prod-wielding Aunt Lydia), and also, of course, of "Get Out," which practices a brilliant reverse demonization.
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Text messages have connected one of Mr. Nunes' aides to the administration's efforts to prod the Ukrainian government to seek potentially damaging information about Joseph R. Biden Jr., the former vice president and possible challenger to Mr. Trump in this year's election.
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Joseph P. Harrington, the head of United States Army Africa, gave a shout-out to the West African military leaders who helped prod the former Gambian president, Yahya Jammeh, out of office after he lost his bid for re-election last year.
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The current president was also featured again on Thursday, one day after prosecutors revealed that Trump and Stone spoke on several occasions as the longtime conservative activist worked diligently to gain information about the stolen Democratic emails and prod WikiLeaks to release them.
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"So that's why I feel very lucky and very blessed to play in New York," Kanter tells CNBC Make It. New Yorkers are so respectful, Kanter says, that sometimes he is the one to prod them to take a picture with him.
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Lucas ups the musical ante, of course—while respecting the cinematic idiom, his Gibson acoustic and Sesame Street music director Joe Fiedler's trombone prod an active rhythm section as everyone adds more spritz and oomph than would have made sense in a moviehouse.
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China's central bank governor Yi Gang on Saturday promised to keep the yuan currency's value "broadly stable" at International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings in Bali where the IMF attempted to prod the world's two largest economies to resolve their disputes.
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Its sterling board walls, with their variegated surface of fragmented wood, has an off-putting roughness that threatens to give you a splinter or two; but lined with milky-hued ruffles of foam, it also tempts you to enter — or at least prod its plushness.
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Pressing Sally for facts one minute, he would pivot and ask her to speculate on strange, impossible questions about the nature of time and the workings of memory, before pulling back and lightening up, pausing a beat, then circling back around to prod and probe.
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Those suspicions are often stoked by the Spanish-language versions of the news sites Russia Today and Sputnik, which speedily translate and republish the latest developments reported in the US and British press with provocative headlines that prod well-known pressure points in Ecuador.
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There were no other indications of a clampdown on foreign media and local media reported at length on Obama's three-day trip, which is aimed at bolstering diplomatic, economic and military ties though the U.S. side is expected to prod Hanoi on human rights.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar will weather a "perfect storm" to regain some ground over the coming months, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday, as a pickup in the domestic economy could prod the Bank of Canada to raise interest rates by next year.
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Kieran Walshe, a professor of health policy at Manchester University, notes that it has been hard to get local authorities to share data, let alone to spend across borders, and that the central leadership has few formal powers to prod them to do so.
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The bottom line: As long as Google's annual profits are in the tens of billions of dollars, fines that are smaller by a factor of ten may look more like a cost of doing business to the company than a prod to change course.
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And when you prod at your bikini line (and I have until very recently) to the point that it's constantly red and irritated, then at best, partners might think you're prone to ingrowns and sloppy with a razor; at worst, that you have an STI.
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In his testimony on Tuesday to the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees, Zuckerberg addressed the use of Facebook by Russian agents to spread disinformation leading up the election while answering questions from 44 senators who were each allotted five minutes to prod the Facebook CEO.
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This is the key to humor in reality TV, explained Charo, who credited the success of her season on "The Surreal Life" with the fact that everyone in the cast knew how far they could prod one another before any of them actually became upset.
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One group is made up of investors who want to hold on to their stakes in the company and prod the oil and gas giant, through shareholder resolutions and by applying steady pressure, to adopt new policies that reflect the realities of climate change.
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Trump administration officials argued its plan -- which it says will eventually boost U.S. oil consumption by 500,000 barrels of oil daily -- will save lives because it will reduce the forecasted cost of new vehicles and prod more people to sell older, less safe models.
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A fertile "Handmaid" who conceives will (likely) be spared further degradation and cruelty: zaps of a cattle prod, terrifying interrogations over infractions of the social contract by which she is now bound, or exile to perform clean-up duty in the environmentally contaminated colonies.
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The Argentine provided a brilliant assist for Arturo Vidal to restore Barca's lead after half an hour, chipping the ball over the head of two defenders for the Chilean to prod home, before making it 3-1 shortly after with his fine free kick.
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The intrigue: Musk asked Field last year to lead both the engineering and production departments, he detailed in a tweet adding that "[Field] agreed that Tesla needed eng[ineering] & prod[uction] better aligned, so we don't design cars that are crazy hard to build."
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And if Trump is trying to prod Mexico into making concessions on NAFTA negotiations, it's not clear that that's going to work—Mexico is in the middle of a presidential campaign, and Trump's Twitter rant caused both leading candidates to fire back at him.
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Having initially been voted down by the Danish right wing, who don't feel it is the city's responsibility to prod around Copenhagen's party scene, the initiative has now been revised and is set to have its fate decided by another vote on February 22.
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The United States has no obligation to rebuild Syria, but it can aid recovery in areas liberated from Islamic State fighters, while working with Russia to obtain reconstruction financing from the Gulf States and to prod Mr. Assad into a less despotic political model.
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Johnson, raging privately that McNamara had turned soft, also suspected him of secretly scheming to prod Robert Kennedy, then a Democratic senator from New York, to run on a peace ticket in the presidential election the following year, challenging Johnson for the Democratic nomination.
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Trump administration officials argued its plan — which it says will eventually boost U.S. oil consumption by 500,000 barrels of oil daily — will save lives because it will reduce the forecasted cost of new vehicles and prod more people to sell older, less safe models.
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He said a possible vote this week, even if it had been unsuccessful, might have reduced the margin of the defeat enough to prod the bloc into more concessions and give her hope of returning to Parliament and finally winning on another vote next week.
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WASHINGTON — Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday released her long-awaited plan to curb soaring prices of prescription drugs, a political chess move that could prod the Senate to move and heat up congressional negotiations with the White House on a popular but elusive goal.
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