Keeping my mother alive for those last months seemed not so much prolonging her life as prolonging her death.
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Kuwait and Saudi Arabia also signaled they supported prolonging cuts.
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His critics say prolonging his tenure is his central objective.
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Prolonging this folly any longer does not serve US interests.
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Right now, Turkey is prolonging the civil war in Syria.
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Closing the borders reduced competition and commerce, prolonging the Depression.
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It's the latest ruling further prolonging the already years-long case.
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To Elizabeth's dismay, Mary birthed a son, prolonging her family's bloodline.
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Prolonging it after the end of the Raj was, however, tricky.
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Joe Biden starts weaker than expected, perhaps prolonging other candidates' runs.
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She didn't worry about prolonging the inevitable: killing her first snake.
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MV: Well I don't see a risk in prolonging the departure.
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Danny isn't home when Moe shows up, further prolonging their reunion.
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She enjoys prolonging rallies and getting to run around the court.
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But the authorities delayed releasing his body, prolonging the family's grief.
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But the gems acted like bullet-proof vests, prolonging the execution.
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New software updates are crucial to prolonging the lifetime of your phone.
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RU22: If after this year you are interested in prolonging in future?
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But it's this tactic — the endless prolonging of debate — that stuck around.
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A poor harvest could send the price soaring again, prolonging the uncertainty.
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It also shields all parties from the consequences of prolonging the conflict.
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This patient group is in desperate need of new life-prolonging treatments.
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First, it ensures that we don't get suckered into prolonging the fight.
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Along the way, legal and political pushback is certain, possibly prolonging things.
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True to form, Trump isn't backing down, and is prolonging that dispute.
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But the meeting was cancelled, prolonging the argument within the White House.
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Wednesday was a start, but it might just be prolonging an illusion.
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They ended up prolonging the scandal through changing accounts and withholding information.
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I realized it was just prolonging the inevitable of dealing with them.
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The deputy prime minister accused Mr. Puigdemont of prolonging the conflict unnecessarily.
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Forecasters say the storm will stall after moving inland, prolonging the rain.
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"Cory should apologize," Biden added, stunning Booker's campaign and prolonging the controversy further.
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Russia also said it was discussing prolonging cuts with other producers beyond 2017.
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"It stresses the environmental benefits of prolonging the lifetime of phones," he said.
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But as in real life, capturing and prolonging love in music is tricky.
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"They sometimes have values and preferences beyond just prolonging their lives," he said.
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Prolonging the nomination fight will keep some large donors from maximizing their potential contribution.
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A tranquilizer would have taken several minutes to neutralize the animal, prolonging the risk.
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The status quo only empowers the hardliners in both countries, prolonging distrust and hostility.
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In addition, a regional proxy war is playing out in Libya, prolonging the conflict.
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But, more than any other outside power, Turkey deserves blame for prolonging Syria's misery.
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Locked in a feud, the two are prolonging the scandal's news value almost daily.
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Amgen also has experience with prolonging drug exclusivity through the courts and patent system.
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All of these scenarios would involve long and detailed discussions, further prolonging the process.
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Should talks break down, U.S. legal authorities could sue the bank, prolonging the uncertainty.
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There's no reason to risk getting your coworkers sick or prolonging your own recovery.
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Fortunately for the Democrats, Trump seems set on prolonging the intrigue all by himself.
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But OPEC sources say prolonging the agreement, with nine months as the timeframe, is likely.
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He also said the accused were out on bail during the trial, prolonging the process.
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Prolonging such handouts wins votes: at the last election 64% of Malays voted for UMNO.
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While many in OPEC have called for prolonging the curbs, Russia has been less definitive.
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How does modern medical technology aid in this process, and when is it prolonging suffering?
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The dispute could end up before the European Court of Justice, prolonging uncertainty for years.
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Still, Sanders has not endorsed Clinton, raising some concerns about prolonging the party's unity push.
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Thus potentially boosting the chances of the central bank prolonging its ultra-easy monetary policy.
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Others pointed to the government's track record of prolonging emergency legislation long after a crisis.
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It's a lose-lose for Britain, and prolonging the process isn't likely to improve matters.
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Or it could simply ask the court for a three-month extension, prolonging the uncertainty.
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Meanwhile, the sanctions stand to by prolonging the nation's chronic shortages of food and medicine.
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As such, the two defendants had access to great legal representation capable of prolonging their case.
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Such drugs can keep symptoms at bay indefinitely, prolonging lifespans to those enjoyed by the uninfected.
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The reality is that the ESA is prolonging the mission as long as it possibly can.
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Democrats are fiercely opposed to the bill and have been prolonging the contentious hearing in protest.
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In Syria, Vladimir Putin is still propping up Bashar Assad, prolonging the suffering and killing there.
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Hausknecht spent his career "saving and prolonging the lives of others," Hsieh said in a statement.
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"It is clear that the White House and Republicans are prolonging this avoidable crisis," it adds.
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He declared he didn't want any life-prolonging therapies that would cause him too much discomfort.
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Those who killed Marai did not achieve anything but feeding the beast and prolonging its life.
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If that means prolonging the problems of overcapacity in sectors such as steel, so be it.
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Is it just modern-day quackery, a hankering for any life-prolonging quicksilver, however unscientific and unorthodox?
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Patients have the right to refuse any therapy, and certainly therapies prolonging their lives in poor conditions.
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But they do, prolonging the fight and giving Clinton more chances to knock them down a notch.
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This is not the first time Shelton has advocated for the prolonging of easy Fed monetary policy.
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On Sunday, Trump singled out a lone union official, David Green, for supposedly prolonging the plant's shutdown.
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That is consistent with entering a transition period, but not with prolonging membership by extending Article 50.
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After finding hope and a future in each other's company, both had pursued life-prolonging lung transplants.
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And now, by putting new material out into the world, they're only prolonging its reign of terror.
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The benefits of exercise in reducing mortality and prolonging life may come from its effect on telomeres.
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"It just kills me that they keep prolonging this, and I'm not even sure why," she said.
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"I think a gradual path is the best strategy we have for prolonging the expansion," she said.
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The report faulted the inspector general for prolonging the VA's problems and allowing preventable deaths to continue.
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Rather than conserving his authority for true crises, he seems intent on creating and prolonging false ones.
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But the Soviet Union and China ignored Pyongyang's preferences because prolonging the war served their own interests.
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So the impulse for eternity is really better understood as a commitment to prolonging and sustaining life.
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Lobbing grave allegations without evidence, combing for evidence after arrests and prolonging detention have become standard practices.
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Pushing through affords plenty of time to question the wisdom of prolonging what is sometimes extreme pain.
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This stent prevented absorption in key areas, slowing the effect of the drugs and prolonging his death.
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Corruption may also be prolonging the war, according to some government officials, security analysts and aid workers.
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Corruption may also be prolonging the war, according to some government officials, security analysts and aid workers.
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That spooked investors about a wider economic impact prolonging well into the second quarter of the year.
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However, the State Department continues to file appeals, prolonging the case that was first filed in 2015.
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Prolonging the process is actually the politically smart thing to do, argues Moira Donegan in The Guardian.
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They said Democrats were delaying and prolonging the reviews, raising procedural objections without changing the likely outcome.
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Prolonging the process, though, is bad news, said an envoy to Brussels from a non-EU country.
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Prolonging the use of coal, oil and natural gas, and their deregulated emissions speed up climate change.
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The candidate of the Democratic Party, Khaltmaa Battulga, won Mongolia's presidential election, prolonging a period of divided government.
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Flynn's focus on Iran's role in prolonging Yemen's civil war also brought Riyadh and Washington into closer alignment.
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Instead, it would create Russian and American zones of interest, broadening the conflict and prolonging it perhaps indefinitely.
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The Russian energy ministry spokeswoman said she could not confirm that Russia backed prolonging output cuts into 2018.
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Too much openness also could open the door to more legal challenges, prolonging already expensive litigation, opponents argue.
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This becomes problematic when consumers put off getting effective treatment, prolonging their painful symptoms and leading to scarring.
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Still, Maduro is clinging to power, sparking a series of deadly clashes and prolonging Venezuela's punishing economic crisis.
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Perhaps not, though Washington's reflexive commitment to prolonging reckless wars of choice is not to be underestimated. Sens.
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In some of those settings, the provider is required to address the residents' medical issues, thereby prolonging life.
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"A lot of our medical providers are artificially prolonging death so they can make more money," he claimed.
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As Joakim Noah celebrated and sneered in the second quarter, the fans chanted his name, prolonging each syllable.
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Prolonging the Netanyahu era would undermine Israeli democracy and bury any last hope of a two-state peace.
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Snowmageddon was sandwiched between two other blizzards at the beginning and end of February, prolonging the cleanup process.
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For many riders, the long-term station closings compound their frustrations, prolonging commutes and throwing routines into disarray.
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In the African diasporic community, FGM is then seen as a way of preserving cultural identity and prolonging tradition.
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Environmentalists Greenpeace, however, criticised the plans, saying they threatened the roll-out of renewables, while prolonging subsidies for coal.
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Opponents of the deal, who are outnumbered in the legislature, are now likely to focus on prolonging this process.
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J. texts me that coffee will actually just dehydrate me, prolonging the hangover, and he recommends switching to tea.
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Moscow, too, thinks it is too soon to discuss prolonging the cuts into the second half of the year.
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A "no" vote would likely lead to new elections, prolonging uncertainty in Europe's most populous country and economic powerhouse.
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First, by stifling medical progress, the bill would deny patients new cures, prolonging disability and preventing longer life spans.
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In a Stanford study, 88 percent of responding physicians said they would avoid invasive procedures and life-prolonging machines.
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The sources flagged the risk of a fragmented board resulting from Thursday's meeting, potentially prolonging the bank's governance woes.
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Prolonging the downturnShould an economic trough last longer, GDP data could form a more U-shaped trend through 2020.
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Republicans say trying to battle out an assertion of executive privilege could take months, prolonging a divisive national spectacle.
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Lawsuit after lawsuit has documented private prisons' mistreatment of prisoners, prolonging prison terms without cause because of profit motivation.
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Counterterrorism laws have blocked significant deliveries of essential aid, prolonging conflicts and deepening harm to the most vulnerable populations.
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His comments followed reports that suggested U.K. and EU officials had discussed whether prolonging the negotiating period might be possible.
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Some people have asked how doctors can switch from the role of curing disease and prolonging life to ending it.
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That will always end up prolonging unnecessary communication though and lead to yet more questions that you need closure for.
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The Yale senior Javier Duren missed a floater at the buzzer, and Harvard won, 53-923, prolonging Yale's tournament drought.
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Start prolonging the shelf life of your food with a set of airtight storage containers that are on sale today.
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If Trump sends more troops to Afghanistan, he risks prolonging one of the longest and costliest conflicts in U.S. history.
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He said fear of humiliation has played a significant part in prolonging Syria's conflict, which has entered its sixth year.
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If a medical professional changes a dressing too often, moisture levels can decrease, prolonging the healing process and risking infection.
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House approvals touched an 18-month high of 20183,929 in September, unexpectedly prolonging a boom many thought was winding down.
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President Trump has repeated their mistakes by ignoring overwhelming evidence of climate change and prolonging our dependence on fossil fuels.
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And any decision may be appealed to the European Court of Justice, the region's highest court, further prolonging the uncertainty.
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The Trump administration's only justification for prolonging this battle was reference to unspecified efforts underway to find a mutual resolution.
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To the Editor: Longevity research will best serve individuals and society by prolonging health and function, not simply life span.
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While that is positive for sterling, the prospect of further prolonging Brexit uncertainty "will reduce sterling's potential upside," he added.
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Voting against those wins to take a stand on DACA — and possibly prolonging the shutdown — carried its own political risks.
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They fretted over the cost of prolonging a stimulus that was intended as a quick-hit solution to beat deflation.
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That document says what you do or do not want to be done for you medically, including life-prolonging treatments.
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"The use of pesticides is a big concern," Mr. Giegold said, adding that he opposed prolonging glyphosate's approval in Europe.
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Erdogan had said there would be no obstacle to prolonging the state of emergency beyond the initial three-month period.
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The White House then pushed to be included in the rollout as well, prolonging an agency turf war by days.
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The Red River is experiencing significant flooding because of melting snow, with this new storm likely prolonging the high water.
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The Red River is experiencing significant flooding because of melting snow with this new storm likely prolonging the high water.
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They got away with it, prolonging a war that wound up killing more than a million people in the process.
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Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh told reporters on Monday he would support prolonging output cuts by six to nine months.
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Iwahara expects the BOJ to introduce stimulus measures such as lower lending rates and prolonging the Japanese government bond maturity period.
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Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices.
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I know my side of the argument requires prolonging some people's suffering in order to avoid the early death of others.
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In this state of affairs, only the latter coalition seems to offer Christian churches any chance of prolonging their precarious existence.
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Continued US actions might weaken Assad's regime, and give the rebels new life to retake territory, prolonging yet again the violence.
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Essentially, not all ounces of prevention are equivalent when it comes to prolonging life or preventing the impairments of ill health.
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Unions and the opposition Labour Party say the government is prolonging the feud to break the back of the labor movement.
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Unions and the opposition Labour Party say the government is prolonging the feud to break the back of the labour movement.
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But Carlos Torres, the home-plate umpire, instantly threw up his hands to call a foul tip, prolonging Wolters's at-bat.
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Shortages also forced the agency to move workers into roles the agency had not qualified them for, further prolonging recovery efforts.
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Clinton's declassified emails shed light on her role in prolonging negotiations so that elections would occur before Zelaya returned to office.
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Until new management plans are in place, Air France executives lack a mandate to continue negotiations with unions, prolonging the dispute.
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It's also possible that the storm will stall or slow down along the coast, prolonging the region's exposure to hurricane conditions.
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And China's leaders risk prolonging tensions by defending their decisions with combative rhetoric that could narrow the room for a compromise.
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That typically means that European companies will sell fewer goods abroad, hurting growth and prolonging the need for central bank stimulus.
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Sleepless nights and empty stomachs distract them from going to class and passing their courses, prolonging or even preventing degree completion.
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I liked the way the viola and recorders mingled so closely: one moment prolonging tart harmonies, the next trading perky sputterings.
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In addition to prolonging the game, the rats became increasingly strategic in their behaviors, whether in the seeker or hider roles.
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But they have struggled with his approach, which has repeatedly escalated tensions, prolonging the trade fight far longer than most expected.
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A new study from Penn State University suggests that certain specific cognitive exercises are linked with prolonging people's ability to drive.
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The rest of the EU fears prolonging the uncertainty will do more damage to their economies and weaken their position in talks.
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I tried the popular Silicon Valley diet credited with boosting energy and prolonging life — and I can see why people are obsessed
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The twice Olympic champion added, though, that the operation would be more aimed at improving quality of life than prolonging his career.
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At present, the slump in oil prices is helping restrain commodity consumption in exporting nations, prolonging the rebalancing of supply and demand.
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PiS officials have also accused Moscow of prolonging its investigation, and withholding evidence, such as the black boxes and the plane's wreckage.
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CPS Superintendent Dr. Janice Jackson said she was "incredibly disappointed" that the union didn't accept the offer and is prolonging the strike.
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This suggests he could win again in a looming series of Midwestern states, including Illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin, prolonging the Democratic contest.
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For her part, Lindson-Hawley suspects that quitting gradually might leave people out in the cold by prolonging cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
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Naturally, the company is prolonging the madness by turning the crayon naming into a contest, which kicks off today at Crayola.com/NewColor.
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Most of the cancers that return can be treated with standard care, like chemotherapy or surgery, he said, profoundly prolonging their lives.
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" Roberts wrote in a note Tuesday that prolonging Zuma's grip on power would "increase economic damage and the likelihood of ratings downgrades.
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Alcohol and other drugs can can mess with the central nervous system and prevent the liver's clearance of MDMA, prolonging the hangover.
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Last year, however, Mexico passed an Internal Security Law that institutionalizes the domestic role of the military, further normalizing and prolonging militarization.
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Alexandre Lacazette scored both goals as host Arsenal defeated West Bromwich Albion, 33-0, in the Premier League, prolonging a September comeback.
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I felt better resigning on good terms than prolonging the situation with a leave that would drag down my teams and projects.
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The Labor Department said Friday that the unemployment rate held at 258% for the second straight month, prolonging a half-century low.
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That contravened Ms. Alicea's verbal instructions as her designated health care agent and Ms. Stephenson's advance directive declining such life-prolonging procedures.
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Perhaps sensing her unease, Mr. Biden's aides pounced, prolonging what has been the most combative period of the Democratic primary to date.
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Thus, prolonging Brexit negotiations creates a sense of uncertainty, which could allow similar populist movements to take hold in other European countries.
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Elsewhere, Italy's bond yields fell 4-5 bps after the government won a confidence vote in the Senate on Monday, prolonging its tenure.
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Asking parliament to set the terms of her departure looks suspiciously like a delaying tactic that will end up only prolonging the agony.
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But although we say this, very few of us translate that into action by making an advance decision to refuse life-prolonging treatment.
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And instead of throwing those away, we refurbish them a little and we could sell them, prolonging the life cycle of the products.
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Expectations were high the central bank would prolonging the program beyond its current deadline of March 2017, but it did not do so.
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Expectations were high the central bank would prolonging the program beyond its current deadline of March 22017, but it did not do so.
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At the time that Katie opted to forego further life-prolonging care earlier this month, Dalton was himself hospitalized and on a ventilator.
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The United States "will continue to target Maduro loyalists prolonging the suffering of the victims of this man-made humanitarian crisis," Mnuchin added.
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I am bound, then, for Cleveland, where these two historic teams have begun the process of relieving one's pain and prolonging the other's.
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Prosecutors rearrested Kelly and Ghosn two weeks ago on additional allegations of under-reporting Ghosn's income between 2015 and 2017, prolonging their detention.
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And so for most smokers, e-cigarettes are "at best a distraction, and at worst something that is prolonging an epidemic," he says.
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"Furthermore, economic shocks are contributing to prolonging and worsening the severity of food crises caused primarily by conflict and climate shocks," it added.
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The older he gets, the more likely it becomes that he'll have to face the same irresolvable dilemmas they did about prolonging life.
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Global Health Almost 21 million people around the world are now getting life-prolonging AIDS drugs, according to a report issued on Monday.
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Instead of prolonging the mistakes of the past, the secular majority in Germany should make clear two things to their fellow Muslim citizens.
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All the atrocities he committed were postmortem, where these female serial poisoners take great sadistic pleasure in prolonging the agony of their victims.
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On Tuesday evening the standoff between General Salah and Mr. Bouteflika's circle sharpened as the general accused "certain individuals" of prolonging the crisis.
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" Instead of responding to the attack, Modi praised his government's swift action, saying "We do not believe in creating problems or prolonging them.
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The pummeling was expected to last for hours as the hurricane slowed to just 1 mph, "prolonging its catastrophic effects," the NHC said.
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He and the state legislature extended the 22019 "temporary" millionaires tax earlier this year, prolonging the policy originally set for sunset in 2012.
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The authorities spent the hours after the shooting searching and clearing the 210,000-square-foot distribution center, prolonging the investigation, Sheriff Gahler said.
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And still, others said the prospect of prolonging the trial by calling Bolton or other witnesses could conflict with the upcoming presidential primaries.
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Data showed Mexico's economy shrank more than expected in the last quarter of 2019 compared to the previous quarter, prolonging a mild recession.
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He does not support Obamacare's repeal or the prolonging of America's mission in Afghanistan, and he's been reliably critical of Trump's rhetorical excesses.
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It occurred to her that she could flag down a policeman, but she was exhausted, and saw little point in prolonging the day.
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In his few public appearances, Mr. Muilenburg's attempts to offer a sincere apology for the accidents have been clumsy, prolonging Boeing's reputational pain.
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Besides, the more bleach you ask for, the more damage you'll have to contend with, prolonging your journey to longer, luscious hair even further.
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Immigrant rights activists in Seattle are suing the Trump administration, saying it is unnecessarily prolonging the separation of asylum-seeking immigrants from their children.
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Prolonging the campaign by seeking a recount breeds unwarranted doubt about the legitimacy of our elections — without any real evidence to back it up.
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I can't linger, the way I did in Mass Effect, prolonging the adventure for just a bit more time with a close virtual friend.
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Traditional Japanese views that families are obliged to care for elderly relatives have long been an obstacle to rejecting or withdrawing life-prolonging treatment.
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Contrary to fears about prolonging or encouraging addiction, syringe exchanges actually make it more likely for people to seek help and recover from addiction.
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"And instead of throwing those away, we refurbish them a little and we could sell them, prolonging the lifecycle of the products," Loof said.
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Some Russian producers have questioned the rationale of prolonging the cuts, saying it will lead to a loss of market share to U.S. producers.
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However, this form of tech assistance does not focus on the empowerment of senior citizens, rather, it focuses only on the prolonging of life.
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A lot of the Silicon Valley elite are doing extreme experiments on their bodies in hopes of prolonging their lives and improving their health.
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Given that inventories remain high and prices are half their mid-2014 level, OPEC members including top exporter Saudi Arabia support prolonging the curbs.
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Perhaps like nearly everyone else, when life is fleeting, physicians find it difficult to follow their previous wishes to avoid aggressive life-prolonging treatments.
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If Barack labors a bit to continue the date and maintain her interest, narratively speaking, Tanne faces a similar challenge in prolonging the movie.
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Prolonging the decisions will probably increase the health risk from air pollution, he said, because the region's population is rising and demanding more energy.
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"Climate change, with rising temperatures and shifts in precipitation patterns, is amplifying the risk of wildfires and prolonging the season,"World Meteorological Organization wrote.
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Prolonging the detention of young children and ignoring their legal rights is not a constructive way to combat a migrant crisis that worsens daily.
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Another OPEC source said it would be tough to get a consensus on prolonging curbs for more than six months but "anything can happen".
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"Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices," Apple told CNBC.
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While stuttering is different for everyone, it's often characterized by repetitions of sounds, prolonging of certain syllables, blocks of silence, and sometimes other gestures.
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The big picture: The storm is creeping northward at just 5 miles per hour, prolonging the wind and flooding threats for the Hawaiian Islands.
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"Prolonging the uncertainty could stop investment in the medium and long-term, which clearly would challenge economic growth," Lopez Obrador wrote in the letter.
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That could mean that the economy is hit hard again next year just as it's starting to recover, Roubini said, prolonging the damage. 2.
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The pummeling was expected to last for hours as the hurricane may slow to just 275 mph, "prolonging its catastrophic effects," the NHC said.
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An Quang's unexpected restraint was a critical if overlooked factor in prolonging South Vietnam's survival, and a symbol of the constitutional system's squandered potential.
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He warned prolonging the trial would be a painful alternative path to the same result, an acquittal of Trump on the Senate floor. Sen.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih and other OPEC ministers have suggested prolonging the deal by months but not until the end of 2018.
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Those emails contain classified material and information from other agencies, the State Department said on Thursday, prolonging the process of reviewing them for release.
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In place of a temporary ban on entry, the president has imposed an indefinite one, deepening and prolonging the harms a stay would inflict.
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These proposed new laws make no exception for survivors of rape or incest, nor experiences like mine, when staying pregnant can feel like prolonging tragedy.
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America Movil executives have complained publicly the company is hamstrung from entering underserved areas because that would only increase its market share, prolonging antitrust scrutiny.
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But despite its misleadingly simplistic name, establishing a "safe zone" in Syria would put civilians in even greater danger and risk prolonging Syria's bloody nightmare.
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With a staff of ten, it is now working on new medicines for prolonging life, as well as doing not-for-profit work on malaria.
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He has said it is too early to decide whether prolonging the deal is warranted, and that the situation would be clearer in April-May.
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Tojo was blamed for prolonging the war after it was clearly lost, leading to the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.
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PiS officials have also accused Moscow of prolonging its own investigation and withholding evidence, including the black box flight recorders and wreckage from the plane.
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Prolonging the debate for could affect their decisions about whether to participate in the Obamacare marketplaces in 2018 — causing the Obamacare explosion that Trump forewarned.
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It's worth noting that Michelle also attended Harvard Law School, and daughter, Malia, will follow in mom's footsteps after prolonging her enrollment for a year.
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Difficult and expensive surgery with a very low probability of prolonging life is the sort of thing that we can reasonably decide we won't do.
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"Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices," Apple explained to CNBC.
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Prolonging this investigation would be a grave political mistake and distract from more pressing—and more politically potent—inquiries into the president and his administration.
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Now, worries are mounting that dry weather in Mato Grosso, the main producer state, and in Goias has damaged the winter crop, prolonging the crisis.
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"Climate change, with rising temperatures and shifts in precipitation patterns, is amplifying the risk of wildfires and prolonging the season," the World Meteorological Organization wrote.
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During their hospital and subsequent LTACH stay, 31% of patients received an artificial life-prolonging procedure, with feeding tubes being the most common at 22%.
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For example, he said, employers have better technology and data to screen candidates for drug problems, criminal records or credit problems, prolonging the hiring process.
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Making grave allegations without seeking concrete evidence, combing for evidence after arrests and prolonging the duration of detention became standard practices for the Turkish judiciary.
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The meta-analysis also found that prolonging pregnancy beyond 40 weeks did not reduce the risk for death in the baby's first month of life.
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More are getting sick — possibly infecting one another — and health officials have raised the possibility of prolonging the quarantine, now set to expire next Wednesday.
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On Surviving, Abdon Pallasch—a legal journalist for the Chicago Sun-Times—explained how prolonging the trial may have factored into the singer's eventual acquittal.
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Petr Stepanek, ambassador of the Czech Republic to Afghanistan, said a second round of voting possibly would not be held until spring, prolonging the uncertainty.
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And yet House Democrats are holding public hearings this week — prolonging the investigation and, crucially, a vote on whether or not to impeach the president.
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Some opposition leaders say there is a shadow campaign being carried out by Magufuli's supporters to find ways of prolonging his rule beyond the two terms.
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Modern medicine is always poised to offer another procedure or therapy for prolonging life, but it often does so without considering the quality of that life.
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The government has imposed sweeping measures to contain the epidemic, cutting off outbound transportation from the hardest-hit cities and prolonging the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Delaying shipments to China until after the harvest would swell U.S. soy stocks and push down prices, prolonging the financial pain on the U.S. farm sector.
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With time short and negotiations so contentious, the only plausible transition after March 2019 will be prolonging the status quo, not doing a bespoke new deal.
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But international observers worry that Cirillo's tactics of prolonging the conflict until a better deal is negotiated will only cause more suffering for South Sudan's population.
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Italians and Spaniards talk loudly, eat late, drive fast and slurp down life-prolonging quantities of tomatoes and olive oil (such, at least, are the clichés).
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A tweet posted on the US Defense Intelligence Agency's Twitter account is prolonging tension between China and the United States at the G-20 in China.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said Russia was guilty of prolonging the war in Syria and may have committed war crimes by targeting an aid convoy.
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Moualem was quoted by state news agency SANA as saying Turkey's aggression was prolonging the crisis in Syria and undermining efforts to secure a political settlement.
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Instead, he says, they should offer economic support, re-education and other services to those who lose their jobs—rather than "prolonging the process of dying".
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Colon struck out seven batters over eight scoreless innings, prolonging the woes of a Braves lineup that has scored the fewest runs in the National League.
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And clinicians who support the right of parents to forego potentially life-prolonging therapies agree that active killing of a child would and should, be illegal.
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If Schultz's goal is breaking free of the polarized politics of the Trump presidency, he should understand that his independent candidacy could wind up prolonging it.
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Measuring a heart failure drug's efficacy based on survival or risk of hospitalization may be dangerous for trial participants by prolonging treatment with potentially ineffective medicines.
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He said tiny disease-fighting robots, DNA reprogramming, and artificial blood will all play a role in prolonging life — and he's actively investing in this biotech.
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Families across Brussels and around the world were left waiting for word, prolonging the agony of those already suffering and teetering between hope, despair and grief.
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The key is creating a temporary workout around your injury so you're not losing the progress you've already made, and so you're not prolonging the injury.
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Bahrain's foreign minister said Qatar was prolonging the crisis by taking its case to Western allies, instead of dealing with it inside the Gulf Arab bloc.
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As a result, the speaker may include more, unnecessary detail in their verbal update to ensure that their progress sounds significant, thereby unnecessarily prolonging a meeting.
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A key to prolonging independence, participants told her, is to recognize the triggers that aggravate her symptoms and to adjust her routine to head them off.
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Similarly, if you've opted for full treatment — prolonging life by all measures — make sure you've considered the potentially devastating aftermath of mechanical ventilation for Covid-19.
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I think about this person too often, and I know keeping in contact is just prolonging my agony, but I can't seem to let it go.
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The pummeling was expected to last for hours as the hurricane may slow to just 1 mph (1.6 kph), "prolonging its catastrophic effects," the NHC said.
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It's like we were in on it together, with a mutual goal of prolonging the inevitable, what we both knew was coming after that second bottle.
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In these recent cases, however, attorneys argue that patients and their appointed agents did everything right — and still, patients were subjected to unwanted life-prolonging actions.
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Each side first has to decide whether the political costs and rewards of prolonging the showdown are greater than the costs and rewards of ending it.
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Uber claims surge pricing increases driver supply, but researchers say the feature serves to redistribute existing supply while pricing out some customers and prolonging driver shifts.
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But moderate Senate Democrats facing re-election challenges this year feared that prolonging the shutdown over the immigration issue would hurt them in November's congressional elections.
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Making more ethical shopping decisions means stripping down our need to acquire more and prolonging our wardrobe by opting for a pared down, selective sense of style.
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Soon after, Tanzawa made his own "living will", stipulating he did not want life-prolonging treatment if he became terminally ill or was in a vegetative state.
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In Yemen, the US has supported Saudi Arabia's bombing campaign and launched drone strikes of its own, prolonging a war that has already produced nearly 200,000 refugees.
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And now the EU must decide if it will offer a new Brexit deadline — avoiding a no-deal Brexit, but prolonging the uncertainty for a third time.
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The army was also accused of prolonging the siege in order to loot shops, and may have blown up part of the building to cover its tracks.
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Assad, whose forces are backed by Iran and the Lebanese group Hezbollah in addition to Russia, blamed foreign powers for supporting the rebels and prolonging the war.
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If this means prolonging the conflict until the jihadists can be separated or isolated from the more moderate elements within Syria's rebel opposition, then so be it.
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Thomas's Ineos team mate Egan Bernal of Colombia appeared less fresh and lost nine seconds to the Briton, prolonging the status quo in the team's shared leadership.
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But given that the President could plead the Fifth, Mueller could judge that prolonging the investigation for many months with a legal fight could ultimately be futile.
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She said the Catalans were simply prolonging the situation, and that Madrid was disappointed Puigdemont had not answered in plain language with a simple yes or no.
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Former military chief of staff Benny Gantz said Wednesday that he could not form Israel's next government, prolonging the country's political uncertainty after deadlocked elections in September.
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Yet, my patient was experiencing the unintended downside of these laws: the selective prolonging of unpleasant and questionably helpful end-of-life care in people with disabilities.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin continued to blame China for prolonging the fight and insisted that the trade dispute was not hurting America's economy or hampering global growth.
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In too many countries and conflicts, arms sales have become the face of U.S. foreign policy and a key factor in prolonging endless war without congressional authorization.
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"We are disappointed that the administrative law judge failed to approve the settlement agreement, further prolonging this already lengthy and expensive litigation," McDonald's said in a statement.
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She also discusses how palliative care can respond to many of the most painful symptoms of dying in a way that care geared toward prolonging life cannot.
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More precisely, the other policy the OIG found that was especially damaging to asylum-seeking children is the practice of prolonging the time children are in custody.
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Unforeseen technical problems are prolonging the process of finishing up the telescope, making it increasingly likely that the spacecraft will have to launch at a later date.
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Immigration-rights advocates, however, have criticized the proposal for "prolonging detention and hastening deportation" because it allows children to be held in detention centers with their parents.
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Part of the problem is that the media is invested in promoting and prolonging the horse race as long as possible, which intensifies the spectacle of it all.
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The long-term economic damage that will be wrought by Fed policies prolonging the lives of the walking wounded strewn across the corporate landscape remains to be seen.
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The drop came as a heatwave scorched the nation, prolonging a hotter-than-average summer and helping push coal imports to their highest in 4-1/2 years.
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Chicago (CNN)About 300,000 students missed a fourth day of classes Tuesday as the Chicago Teachers Union and city officials blame each other for prolonging the teachers' strike.
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Planemaker Airbus fell after the company said it was prolonging a planned closure of its final assembly plant in Tianjin, China, as a result of the coronavirus emergency.
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They had turned against him following two election defeats, and because he was prolonging a parliamentary deadlock by refusing to allow the formation of Mr Rajoy's minority government.
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The strongest El Niño on record—which has led to elevated temperatures in the equatorial Pacific and in other tropical ocean basins worldwide—is prolonging the die-off.
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The decision is wrenching to the parents, the courts have said, but prolonging Alfie's life would prolong his suffering, and so it would be contrary to his interests.
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"I don't see a risk in prolonging the departure (from the European Union)," Margrethe Vestager, the European Commissioner for Competition said Tuesday in an exclusive interview in Brussels.
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Like his opponent, Volkanovski had to make a change of plans when the October event in Manilla was scrapped by the UFC—prolonging his eagerly anticipated UFC debut.
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Death penalty opponents contend that midazolam has failed to render inmates unconscious in at least four U.S. executions, prolonging the process and subjecting the condemned to extreme pain.
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The BOJ has already achieved what the public wanted most by prolonging Japan's economic expansion, bringing the jobless rate to record lows and pushing up wages, Momma said.
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There is no escaping the conclusion that their aim all along has been to foil the Obama presidency, even though it means prolonging economic pain for ordinary Americans.
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MADRID — The leader of the Socialist party, Pedro Sánchez, on Friday lost another parliamentary vote in his bid to become prime minister, prolonging the deadlock in Spanish politics.
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UPM's product is considered as "advanced biofuel" because it's made of the residue of the pulp production, thus prolonging the lifecycle of raw materials sourced from the forest.
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Prolonging the time it takes you to eat a meal will enable you to experience more of the flavors, textures, and aromas of the food on your plate.
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The absence of an alternate power source, lack of specialized workers, deteriorated equipment and faulty management thus all appear to have played their part in prolonging the blackout.
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"[Little Nai Nai] believed that not telling her was a way of prolonging her life," Wang says in the episode of This American Life of her aunt's reasoning.
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I think it's possible that the incident was a false flag operation perpetrated by the rebels with a view to destroying the peace process and prolonging the war.
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The military buildup marks a stark shift for the president, who had been highly critical of prolonging U.S. engagement after 16 years of failing to stabilize the country.
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Doctors and nurses have been shocked watching cash-strapped states offer cheap suicide pills to cancer patients who are begging instead for another round of life-prolonging chemotherapy.
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It would be a mistake for Democrats not to air a full account of Trump's corrupt behavior, even if that means prolonging the impeachment inquiry, argues Michelle Goldberg.
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Today, only around 15 percent of Venezuelans approve of Mr. Maduro's presidency, yet as long as he enjoys the mandate of China he can persist, prolonging Venezuelans' agony.
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Passed in the depths of the Great Depression and signed by Republican Herbert Hoover, it is sometimes blamed for sparking a trade war and prolonging the Great Depression.
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As some had suspected, The Walking Dead didn't reveal Negan's victim in the opening scene of the Season 7 premiere, further prolonging our agony after six months of suspense.
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Given the pivotal role smart homes could play in prolonging aging in place for the retiring Baby Boomer generation, voice UI will significantly reduce the complexity of home management.
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ET: Apple provided the following statement to Mashable: Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices.
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A proper, time-limited transition might mean prolonging free movement of people and the rule of the ECJ, but that price would be worth paying for a better Brexit.
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"What's prolonging this strike is the unions' insistence on a shorter school day or school year and their insistences that I agree to support their political agenda," Lightfoot said.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, Apple said: Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices.
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Adherence has been incomplete, but the short-term impact was that public borrowing fell sharply across the euro area between 2012 and 2016, prolonging the pain of the crisis.
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Free to nearly everyone though public or private insurance, the program is for anyone believed to have fewer than six months to live if not given life-prolonging medicine.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's parliament voted on Sunday to extend a state of emergency in the country for three months, prolonging the authorities' ability to use special powers into 2019.
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These obstacles can include limiting the availability of branded products for testing by generic companies, or prolonging negotiations with generic companies over the implementation of shared risk-management programs.
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Without legislation, Republicans warned that Trump's executive order could get bogged down or potentially overturned in court, prolonging a political fight that has plagued the administration's actions on immigration.
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Mr. Giuliani appeared to be in part trying to shift responsibility onto the special counsel for the lengthy negotiations over an interview — and was most likely prolonging them himself.
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President Trump's recent executive order ending the unlawful and immoral policy of separating children from their parents advances another, equally lawless policy: prolonging the detention of families seeking asylum.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Monday, Ian Harnett, co-founder and CIO of Absolute Strategy, warned a prolonging of the crisis could seriously impact the global travel sector.
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The group led the major averages on the way down Thursday as the broad market erased its gains from the prior session, prolonging a wild week on Wall Street.
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Though the islands hit by Irma avoided a direct blow from the second hurricane, its arrival forced the suspension of relief and rescue operations, prolonging the agony for many.
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Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) said Thursday he would not support calling any additional witnesses in the impeachment trial, giving Republicans another vote against prolonging the trial with new testimony.
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Like their predecessors, Trump administration officials are learning that prolonging their deliberations over a course of action makes physically taking it politically and militarily harder – and perhaps even pointless.
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With as many as seven candidates competing on Tuesday, several could pick up delegates, prolonging the race and making it harder for the front-runner to clinch the nomination.
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The warning comes after the world's two largest economies made little progress in negotiations last week, prolonging a row that has unnerved financial markets and sapped demand for metal.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - European Union governments need to be willing to intervene in international crises or risk prolonging paralysis in their foreign policy, the EU's top diplomat said on Sunday.
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Slower growth would, in turn, dissuade the European Central Bank from raising interest rates too soon, prolonging the cheap money that has been partly responsible for the bull market.
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Iliad is used to fierce competition in France, where repeated attempts to cut the number of operators from four to three have all failed, prolonging a climate of heavy promotions.
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The statement came after sources told Reuters the bank was considering prolonging the offer period, which started on April 21 and was originally scheduled to end on Thursday, April 28.
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The approval comes as the state Labor government has faced criticism for prolonging a review of the controversial Adani thermal coal mine, and ahead of an election at the weekend.
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But prolonging the purchases again would be challenging when the ECB has already bought so much, because it risks further distorting market prices and even running out of eligible bonds.
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Prolonging this paralysis into 2020 would have dangerous consequences for businesses, jobs and for basic confidence in democratic institutions, already badly damaged by the behavior of Parliament since the referendum.
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Democratic leaders say they want to conduct a thorough investigation, but prolonging the probe will continue to consume Washington and could push the whole thing into the presidential election year.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's National Assembly passed a resolution on Wednesday condemning U.S. President Donald Trump's accusations that Islamabad was prolonging the war in Afghanistan, denouncing them as "hostile" and "threatening".
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"The prolonging of trade tensions and policy uncertainties pose a serious risk to the global economy by undermining private investment, disrupting global supply chains and weakening productivity growth," Aso said.
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Prolonging the debate further would seriously jeopardize the GOP's other legislative priorities, and leadership has made clear that some decision will have to be made in the next few weeks.
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The problem, known as nonadherence, also extends to cancer medicines, even though they are generally viewed as life-saving or life-prolonging, he and his colleagues write in JAMA Oncology.
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His doctor told him he wasn't a good candidate for a lung transplant, Tisdale's family said, so lung stem cell treatment may be his only shot at prolonging his life.
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Unfortunately for Washington, a technicality meant that legal efforts in service of that larger cause "did more to hurt his case than to help it," prolonging his time in prison.
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But Greitens has insisted he will remain in office and fight, likely prolonging the saga at least through the summer, and perhaps into the prime campaign season in the fall.
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In choosing to forego aggressive treatment for his brain tumor, McCain decided to not pursue a path that could have been potentially painful with no guarantee of prolonging his life.
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Neil Walker followed with a two-run homer and Michael Conforto contributed a solo home run, prolonging the inning and enabling the heavy-footed Colon to regroup in the dugout.
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It moved its many story lines along at breakneck speed, careening through multiple shocks and twists each episode with little of the plot-prolonging wheel-spinning endemic to the genre.
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Data in June from a large clinical study showed Keytruda was effective in newly treated patients, not only in delaying progression of lung cancer symptoms but also in prolonging survival.
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The practice of switching clocks was first introduced in World War One and brought back during the 1970s oil crisis, aiming to save energy by prolonging evening daylight in summer.
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Pompeo told Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov that the move "risks prolonging the suffering of the Venezuelan people who overwhelmingly support interim President Juan Guaidó," according to the State Department.
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"Climate change, with rising temperatures and shifts in precipitation patterns, is amplifying the risk of wildfires and prolonging the season," the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said in a July release.
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However, what that really means is cracking down on people who need the most help by denying access to safe injection sites, supplies, and prolonging the period of active addiction.
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This approach would narrowly target the conduct of those most responsible for prolonging violence, repressing religious freedoms, looting Sudan's wealth, and pursuing military deals with governments hostile to U.S. interests.
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Moments before the vote took place, a GOP moderate blasted her own Republican-controlled Senate for failing to ensure a "fair trial" as justification for prolonging the hearings any further.
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Instead of prolonging the process, House Democrats moved forward with articles of impeachment based on evidence already collected, formally accusing Mr. Trump of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria's constitutional council scrapped a presidential election planned for July 4 citing a lack of candidates, prolonging a period of political transition and risking more anger from protesters.
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NICOSIA, Oct 27 (Reuters) - The ECB will decide in December on the mechanism of prolonging its quantitative easing asset purchase programme, European Central Bank policymaker Ewald Nowotny said on Thursday.
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"If Schultz's goal is breaking free of the polarized politics of the Trump presidency, he should understand that his independent candidacy could wind up prolonging it," they wrote for CNN.
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The film is a bid at eliminating our sense of linear time, and it always gives me the fantastic feeling of prolonging action into an almost erotic eternity through repetition.
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Even senators not convinced the accounting charges brought against Rousseff warrant her impeachment have decided to vote against her because they see her return to the presidency prolonging Brazil's political crisis.
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The company is also focused on times when devices are under heavy load; iPhones and iPads will now be better than ever at delivering optimal performance while also prolonging battery life.
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The majority of those interviewed were also in favor of equipping local cops with a better arsenal, and prolonging the state of emergency, which is due to expire on May 26.
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"Commodity prices will continue to dampen energy states' collection of severance taxes and related revenue sources, while personal income and sales tax collections will remain suppressed, prolonging fiscal pressure," she said.
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OPEC ministers must decide whether to pursue a similar course in 230, or cut their own output, at the risk of prolonging the U.S. shale boom and sacrificing more market share.
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By enforcing mandatory detention on asylum seekers who present themselves at a U.S. Port of Entry seeking refuge, the United States is prolonging state-sanctioned mistreatment of the world's most vulnerable.
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In June, European Union leaders agreed to extend their economic sanctions against Russia, prolonging curbs on doing business with the Russian banking, financial and energy sectors until the end of January.
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The practice of switching the clocks, also observed in countries such as the United States, was first introduced in World War One to save energy by prolonging evening daylight in summer.
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Now, China's leaders risk prolonging tensions with the United States by defending their decisions with combative, nationalist rhetoric that could narrow the room for a compromise, experts from both countries said.
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It was actually Catanzaro's second kick of the drive, but Miami's William Hayes was flagged for illegal formation on a 46-yard field goal attempt, prolonging the possession for the Jets.
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For consumers, that probably signals a prolonging of a price war among the four wireless providers — one that analysts have said appears unsustainable for the smaller carriers in the long run.
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"Treasury is targeting four state governors aligned with former President Maduro for standing in the way of severely needed humanitarian assistance and prolonging the suffering of the Venezuelan people," he added.
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But not until I was home all day and heard him whimper almost constantly did I realize we were not doing this much-adored pet any favors by prolonging his life.
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It added, though, that both countries are capable of prolonging the trade war, and that they must be willing to compromise if they want to resolve their differences through patient negotiations.
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Depending how much of this precipitation falls in North-Central California, water levels in the Oroville Reservoir, which the dam holds back, will begin rising again, prolonging the dangerous flooding situation.
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Advocates have warned that inaccurate statistics could have serious consequences, prolonging family separations and making it harder for the public to track the government's progress in complying with the court's order.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions pushed back against President Donald Trump's latest insult on Wednesday, prolonging an increasingly awkward public spat between the President and his top law enforcement official.
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It's unlikely that Trump is prolonging the shutdown as part of a strategy to harm workers—if he says it's about his wall, that's probably what is actually on his mind.
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Other research has found that any amount of regular exercise will help you out in the long run, not just in prolonging your life but improving the quality of those last days.
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Italian government bond yields fell over three basis points across the curve, after the Italian government won a confidence vote in the Senate on Monday, prolonging its tenure, for now at least.
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I did not see the point of prolonging my healing process, since I am in the army and wear a uniform daily (and I'm not a cocktail dress kind of person, anyway).
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But for the gay movement to persist in its current mode risks prolonging a culture war that no longer needs to be fought because one side — the gay side — has already prevailed.
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The conviction that a stable government with a mediocre programme is better than a wobbly minority government, or new elections prolonging and not necessarily resolving the deadlock, is a perfectly respectable one.
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That would be a fresh blow to Mrs Merkel and would produce either an unprecedented minority government or fresh elections, further prolonging Germany's already five-month-old spell of post-election uncertainty.
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"Further prolonging negotiations puts the RCEP at risk of losing credibility and support from our stakeholders," Lee said, adding that businesses and citizens will miss major opportunities should the talks drag on.
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Despite the fearsome reputation, though, the Chin was probably best known as the Odd Father because he feigned insanity at key junctures, puzzling doctors, frustrating law enforcement officials, and prolonging his reign.
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On Sunday, a committee of ministers from OPEC and outside producers agreed to look at prolonging the deal, stopping short of an earlier draft statement that recommended keeping the measure in place.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump extended the deadline for the public release of the John F. Kennedy assassination files to 2021 on Thursday, prolonging the infamously drawn-out disclosure around the shooting.
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The U.S. has made great biomedical strides in recent decades that have produced drug therapies and medical procedures benefiting the world, particularly when it comes to prolonging the life expectancy of adults.
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They live in a nation that, because of the free market, gives great incentives to drug companies to spend millions of dollars on research to find life-sustaining and life-prolonging treatments.
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The results marked a serious rebuke to Spain's central government and the European Union, likely prolonging a crisis that has hurt the Spanish economy and prompted many companies to depart from Catalonia.
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DUC partners decided in December to redevelop the Tyra gas field at a cost of 21 billion Danish crowns ($3.25 billion), prolonging its life and enabling production of more than 200 mmboe.
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Now, he has effectively ceded control of his narrative to two feuding figures who are prolonging the scandal's news value: his A-list security consultant and Ms. Sanchez's fame-hungry brother-manager.
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After these electoral setbacks, he came under heavy personal criticism, accused of prolonging the deadlock by putting his own ambitions ahead of those of the Socialists and of Spain as a whole.
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Captain Urban said the United States believed that Iran had been supplying weapons to the Houthi rebels for the last five years, and that such shipments were prolonging the war in Yemen.
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"With both the Saudi and Russian leadership in favor of prolonging supply curbs, next month's OPEC meeting is shaping up to be a non-event," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM.
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"If Schultz's goal is breaking free of the polarized politics of the Trump presidency, he should understand that his independent candidacy could wind up prolonging it," commented Kevin Kruse and Julian Zelizer.
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Higher coal prices have contributed to low power station stocks across India and China, prolonging LNG demand in countries typically unwilling to pay much above $7 per mmBtu, according to one analyst.
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His parents want to take him to the United States, where they believe an experimental treatment has a chance — however remote — of prolonging his life, even though the disease has no cure.
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A federal judge rejected a $100 million settlement between Uber and a group of drivers who sued for damages and a reclassification of their employee status, potentially prolonging the years-long suit.
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OPEC sources last month told Reuters that producers were leaning towards prolonging the agreement until the end of 2018, though the decision could be postponed until early next year depending on the market.
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Last year's Pray for Rain, starring Jane Seymour, suggests that corrupt environmentalists, in league with shady gangsters, are prolonging the terrible drought afflicting Central California and threatening the livelihoods of desperate local farmers.
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Baseball's ultimate showdown became necessary after the Washington Nationals downed the Houston Astros, 7-2, in a dramatic, contentious Game 6 on Tuesday, prolonging the Series and the season for one more day.
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Negotiations between the two economic powerhouses hit an impasse in May, as both side ramped up the rhetoric and increased tariffs on each other's goods, prolonging a trade dispute that started last year.
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Polls suggest that Sunday's Italian referendum on what Prime Minister Matteo Renzi says is a vote about streamlining public administration, will likely fail, perhaps bringing down the government and prolonging the county's turbulence.
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The 51-49 vote was a victory for Senate Majority Mitch McConnell and Trump, who both fought to keep testimony from former national security adviser John Bolton and others from prolonging the trial.
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The facilities were shuttered early last week as the huge wildfire surged toward the area around Fort McMurray, prolonging a shutdown that has cut Canadian oil output by a million barrels a day.
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She noted that current treatments for this patient population are not life prolonging or significantly impactful, so there is a high unmet need for delaying development of metastases and progression to advanced cancer.
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The move risks provoking armed retaliation from Haftar's rivals and deepening an east-west divide, potentially prolonging the conflict and fragmentation that developed after longtime ruler Muammar Gaddafi was toppled five years ago.
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In reaching an accord with the two investment firms, PAR Capital Management and Altimeter Capital Management, United will avoid prolonging a potentially distracting fight as it continues to try to revive its fortunes.
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The Saudi-led coalition is alleged to be committing war crimes in Yemen, yet the United States continues to supply materials and troops in support of the coalition, prolonging a bloody, inhumane conflict.
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The decline coincided with the end of the crisis and the FDIC's prolonging of the de novo period, during which new banks must adhere to their capital plans, from three to seven years.
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Still, Mr. Sánchez "managed the timing and sequence very wisely" in his talks over forming a coalition, Mr. Barroso added, putting the onus on others to justify rejecting him and prolonging the deadlock.
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There are some rumors that Mueller is even close to wrapping up, in which case interference could be a bad idea for a Trump fan and would end up prolonging the mess further.
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The Greek authorities suggested a few months ago to CNN Greece they are also worried that in some cases, the group will not take responsibility for certain actions to avoid prolonging their detention.
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The United States has long blamed the militant safehavens in Pakistan for prolonging the war in Afghanistan, giving insurgents, including from the Haqqani network, a place to plot attacks and rebuild its forces.
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Two Italian populist parties that are expected to lead the next government have asked for more time to reach a coalition agreement — prolonging political uncertainty that has enshrouded the country since early March.
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Mr. Ghosn — who has been formally arrested three times, prolonging his detention — has faced interrogation without a lawyer, and so far he has been permitted to see only diplomats or his Japanese lawyer.
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Instead of saying, "I recommend...," we often offer a platter of life-prolonging measures, most of which are unlikely to improve a patient's quality of life, but which offer the possibility of hope.
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Their answer could go a long way toward determining whether four Republicans break with McConnell and endorse calling Bolton and others as trial witnesses and prolonging the proceedings into at least next week.
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No one should be surprised that the OIG found two particular policies — separating children from their parents and prolonging the time children are in custody — are especially harmful to the children's mental health.
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In doing so, they also waded into a postmodern debate about the ethics of prolonging the life span of a character and his likeness beyond that of the actor who originated the role.
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Incredibly, the rats were capable of playing the game either as the hider or the seeker, and they appeared to enjoy the matches, exhibiting joyful jumps, employing strategies, and actively prolonging the game.
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Even these self-important attempts to memorialize small moments spent prolonging America's longest conflict can't escape the same myopic approach we applied to fighting the war and "winning hearts and minds" in Afghanistan.
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Francis, speaking to tens of thousands of people in St. Peter's Square for his weekly blessing, said he was making the appeal because of the "tragic prolonging" of conflicts around the world. Feb.
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The African Union on Monday said it was open to imposing sanctions on leaders violating ceasefires in South Sudan, joining a chorus of officials who say those prolonging the conflict must be punished.
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The constitutional council on Sunday called off a presidential election planned for July 4 citing a lack of candidates, prolonging a period of political transition and risking more anger from anti-government protesters.
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The constitutional council on Sunday called off the presidential election planned for July 4 citing a lack of candidates, prolonging a period of political transition and risking more anger from anti-government protesters.
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LITTLE DESIRE FOR "NO-DEAL" BREXIT But, despite Macron's impassioned resistance to prolonging the Brexit uncertainty to no end, there is precious little appetite in the EU for the most damaging "no-deal" Brexit.
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Why it matters: Both sides made it clear last night that they plan to keep Kavanaugh in the news for political purposes, deepening and prolonging the most divisive new issue of the Trump era.
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MADRID — Spain's acting prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, on Friday turned down an invitation by King Felipe VI to try to form a new government, prolonging the country's political deadlock after inconclusive elections in December.
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If we are terminally ill, we may refuse life-prolonging treatment: if we do so, our doctors have a duty of care to support our dying with analgesia and other measures to relieve distress.
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"A delay ... is not a huge blow for the economy, but by prolonging the uncertainty it's an extra drag," Paul Dales, chief UK economist at Capital Economics, wrote last week in a research note.
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The Socialists, who came second both times, have so far refused to vote in favor of a Rajoy-led administration or abstain to allow him to run a minority government, prolonging the political limbo.
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But so far he has made little progress, with a disagreement over a possible independence referendum for Catalonia impeding negotiations with his biggest potential partner, anti-austerity Podemos, and prolonging the country's political stalemate.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan postponed a visit by a U.S. acting Assistant Secretary of State, officials said, as small protests broke out against President Donald Trump's accusations that Islamabad was prolonging the war in Afghanistan.
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Prosecutors are expected to take months to take plea statements and verify their details, prolonging political instability caused by a corruption scandal that contributed to the removal of leftist president Dilma Rousseff this year.
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He's on his own mission, to stop the comically evil Germans General Ludendorff (Danny Huston) and Doctor Poison (Elena Anaya) from prolonging the war, but it's never a question that this is Diana's show.
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Whether you're into oral sex, fingering, utilizing strap-ons, or even dry humping (yes, dry humping), figure out your preferred methods of prolonging things and building intimacy, and incorporate them into your sex life.
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Patients and family almost universally rated comfort, having time with family, not being attached to machines or tubes, not prolonging death and letting "nature taking its course" as 10 out of 10 in importance.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Russia is guilty of prolonging the war in Syria and may have committed war crimes by targeting an aid convoy, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said in an interview aired on Sunday.
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While some have criticized him for prolonging the Democratic primary process and slowing down Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The rand had risen 2 percent over the past two days, helped by hopes that Zuma would step down, but ran into resistance as the latest news was seen potentially prolonging the political standoff.
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The Swiss vacuum valve maker on Friday said it is prolonging shorter working hours for 400 production employees for another three months through June 93.93, citing persistent soft market conditions particularly in semiconductor equipment.
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Although the conclusion of the season premiere led viewers to believe that certain doom awaited Gabriel, the writers have stayed true to form and undone that decision for the sake of easily prolonging tension.
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Israel votes again: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has inched ahead in some recent polls, but today's election — the third in less than a year — is more likely to end inconclusively, prolonging the government stalemate.
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"The United States strongly supports the efforts of Interim President Juan Guaidó, and Treasury will continue to target Maduro loyalists prolonging the suffering of the victims of this man-made humanitarian crisis," said Mnuchin.
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The data also showed China's crude processing rate fell in August to its lowest since December, with independent refiners prolonging maintenance shutdowns as higher oil prices and a new tax regime ate into margins.
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Creating a 'circular economy' EcoPod is built upon the circular economy model, which aims to reduce waste by prolonging the use of items like plastic containers by finding ways to refill or reuse them.
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Campos doesn't have much debt when compared to how much he earns, so Boneparth recommends he pay off his credit card debt and 401(k) loan now, with Amazon profits, rather than prolonging repayments.
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The United States has long blamed militant safe-havens in Pakistan for prolonging the war in neighboring Afghanistan, giving insurgents, including from the Haqqani network, a place to plot attacks and rebuild their forces.
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The coalition government is considering abandoning plans for a small surplus in 2020 as it looks at implementing proposals such as prolonging maternity leave or cutting the corporate tax to 15 percent, from 21 percent.
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Prolonging somebody's life for 20 days isn't really a meaningful thing in the long run, but really getting them back to where they're being a mom and really doing things, that's the more important part.
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Moscow has not stated whether it supports prolonging the curbs, although Energy Minister Alexander Novak said this month that Russia would soon start consultations with its own oil producers about the possibility of doing so.
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Prolonging the trade war would not only deprive US businesses of access to the second-largest economy, but it would also permanently alter supply chains, thereby raising costs and destroying jobs at countless US firms.
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And once the Show begins, if you come across a Snapcode it will link you to the previous episode before the current one — essentially prolonging the shelf life of content on Snapchat's otherwise-ephemeral platform.
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The case before the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) could annul the 2014 election won by Rousseff and her running mate Temer, prolonging the political instability that has deepened a recession in Latin America's largest nation.
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The comments underline tensions within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries ahead of this week's meeting to discuss curbing output and prolonging a supply-limiting pact with Russia and other non-members into 2019.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's top state prosecutor resumed his duties on Wednesday despite having formally resigned a month ago, prolonging the tenure of an official seen by the United States as an obstacle to tackling corruption.
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The Speaker of Catalonia's parliament postponed a session that had been expected to reinstate the separatist Carles Puigdemont as president of the region, prolonging a tense stand-off with the Spanish central government in Madrid.
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Paul may be the protagonist of the 49-page book, but the real hero is focused ultrasound, a medical device that ends up prolonging Paul's life by seven years in an alternate-ending plot twist.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators ended a brief round of trade talks on Wednesday with little sign of progress and agreed to meet again in September, prolonging an uneasy truce in a year-long trade war.
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The 25 signatories to the pact also delayed a decision on whether to let non-member states join the projects, prolonging uncertainty over any future role for Britain after it leaves the EU next year.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) said it condemns any position adopted by an international body that supports prolonging occupation of Palestinian territories, including a U.S. decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Far from prolonging the world's dependence on fossil fuels as some maintain, emboldening CCS could be the main tool in Trump's toolkit to appease coal miners in Virginia while also honoring America's climate change commitments.
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He said the involvement of foreign powers such as Britain, the United States and France was prolonging the conflict and had slowed down a resolution to the situation in rebel-held areas of southwestern Syria.
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As Joseph Stiglitz and Martin Guzman have pointed out, though, if the territory's economy can't recover, it will continue to have trouble paying anything to creditors, not to mention prolonging the suffering of its residents.
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Aside from prolonging the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the committee has also shown itself to be substantially more technologically savvy than many lawmakers elsewhere and has thrown much tougher questions at the company.
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The very words "environmental review" cloak a process in virtue and goodness, but if prolonging it means that the region loses one of those rail tunnels, it would be more destructive than many environmental calamities.
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U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan said he would issue a ruling "as soon as I can," prolonging the uncertainty in a protracted legal battle over Clinton's use of a private email server while in office.
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MADRID — The leader of Spain's main opposition Socialist Party resigned on Saturday night after losing a bruising and chaotic battle against other senior party members who were opposed to prolonging the deadlock in Spanish politics.
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Their selling point is not so much their taste but the extent to which they will enhance your health if you consume them, from increasing your muscle mass to reducing fatigue or prolonging your life.
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The British parliament is due to vote next Tuesday on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal amid expectations that it will be rejected, prolonging the uncertainty over Britain's future relations with its biggest trading partner.
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STOCKHOLM, Sept 16 (Reuters) - A Swedish appeals court decided to uphold the arrest warrant for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on Friday, prolonging the six year long legal stand off between prosecutors and the Wikileaks founder.
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But negotiations for this 22023th batch of jets extended because new Pentagon leaders drilled deep into the program to understand it and its costs, prolonging negotiations for the multi-year "block buy," the sources said.
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But his fight against a relatively minor charge, using high-priced lawyers, is evidence of his sense of self-importance, possibly prolonging the media attention, according to at least one person familiar with that world.
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While the decision left the door open for Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson, to reformulate the plans and try again, it set back the runway expansion considerably, prolonging a battle that has raged for years.
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In 2012 he published a book arguing that the expansion of social safety net programs such as food stamps and unemployment insurance following the great recession reduced the incentive to work, thereby prolonging the downturn.
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The overwhelming defeat raises the chances that Britain will crash out of the European Union without a deal — doing big damage to the economy — or that Brexit will be delayed, prolonging the uncertainty for business.
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"The continued insertion of Russian military personnel to support the illegitimate regime of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela risks prolonging the suffering of the Venezuelan people who overwhelmingly support interim President Juan Guaido," the statement said.
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Dissolving the party would eliminate the challenge to him prolonging more than 32 years in power in next year's election, but Western donors have criticized the move and called for the release of Kem Sokha.
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The nearly $9.6 billion in outflows came on the heels of a $10.1 billion decline in net assets from the week before, prolonging a streak in which investors have sold into a rising stock market.
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The greatest thing the right accomplished on climate change over the last 221 years is to stall action by prolonging the discussion of whether it's real, long after scientists had put that question to rest.
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The Social Democrats are set to form a government with junior ally ALDE following their weekend election win, but a budget plan for 2017 is thought unlikely to be approved this year, prolonging uncertainty for investors.
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Danny Brown is not particularly interested in prolonging your suffering or arbitrary music industry standards, so his highly anticipated album, Atrocity Exhibition, is available on Spotify and Apple Music three days ahead of its scheduled release.
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Some liberals have accused Gowdy and the House committee of acting in bad faith, of deliberately prolonging this investigation not out of any personal belief in it but simply as an exercise in pure partisan opportunism.
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With more and more of the Diamond Princess 3,400 anxious passengers and crew getting sick — possibly infecting one another — health officials have even raised the possibility of prolonging the quarantine, now set to expire next Wednesday.
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U.S. trade officials want China to stop taking technology that could be used to rival America as a "hegemonic superpower," while Chinese officials may be prolonging the standoff because of divided government in Washington, he explained.
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Its strategy is aimed at prolonging the pressure on rivals such as Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea, whose revenue and profits have plunged since the launch of Jio by Reliance boss Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man.
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Oil prices were little changed on Tuesday as the market awaited direction from weekly U.S. inventory data and despite Kuwait joining top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia in support of prolonging supply cuts through March 2018.
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In conversations with administration officials in recent months, I have discerned considerable discomfort with the way in which the Saudis are conducting and prolonging the war, as well as concerns about score-settling against Houthi rebels.
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But when we landed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, our team's immediate focus was on a broken supply chain that was prolonging the life-or-death crisis for families across this island of 3.4 million people.
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Netanyahu's chief political rival Benny Gantz announced Wednesday that he had also failed to form a government, prolonging the country's political uncertainty and raising the prospect of Israel holding its third national election in a year.
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And yet the kiyari-shu still pushed — always prolonging each dance so that it was longer than the last; once we had given the supreme effort, he always found a new verse and kept on singing.
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Yet once the disease approaches its terminal stages, patients are unable to communicate their desires for or against life-prolonging therapies, some of which can actually make their last days more painful and hasten their demise.
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The weak yuan ignited fear on Wall Street that a currency war has begun or that the United States would respond with even higher tariffs, prolonging the standoff with China and potentially weakening the global economy.
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The straightforwardness of those clues — "Where techno music originated," for example, for DETROIT, or "Relatives of bobolinks" for ORIOLES — contributed greatly to prolonging the discovery of the theme, something that I always appreciate on a Sunday.
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On at least four occasions, Squadron applied for and took over exploration applications on the Minderoo station that were controlled by another Forrest vehicle, the analysis shows, keeping them under Forrest's control and prolonging their tenure.
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You know, but I want to climb out of that as quickly as I can to tell people what I'm for rather than spend my time prolonging a back and forth in a debate like that.
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To avoid prolonging WADA's suspension and being excluded from the 2018 Olympics, Russia's sports officials acknowledged the findings of an I.O.C.-backed investigation that removed any references to the participation of the F.S.B., Russia's security agency.
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One of McConnell's most effective arguments, GOP senators have told me, is that the witness vote and prolonging the trial is purely a play by Schumer to put Republicans up for reelection in a bad spot.
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Mr. Comey did not say when he expected his investigation to end or whether he planned to make the results public, prompting Republicans to complain that prolonging it would keep a cloud over the White House.
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He was repeatedly shifted between different prosecutors and public defenders, causing the attorneys to have to start over, his mother adds, and sometimes officials didn't even show up to his pretrial hearings, prolonging things still further.
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As much as we love having a bit of greenery to spruce up our living spaces, the constant upkeep is a big drawback — and prolonging the short lifespans of flowers can take a whole lot of effort.
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Oil prices were little changed as traders awaited weekly U.S. inventory data and after Kuwait joined top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia in support of prolonging supply cuts through March 2018 to reduce a global crude glut.
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Britain is due to leave the bloc in under four weeks' time but lawmakers could back an extension in a parliamentary vote if Prime Minister Theresa May's exit agreement is voted down, potentially prolonging uncertainty for businesses.
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The decision by Pakistan to postpone the visit of Alice Wells, acting assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, came a week after President Donald Trump said Islamabad was prolonging the war in Afghanistan.
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If you have a child whose brain damage is so severe that they have, in effect, end-stage dementia and will deteriorate inevitably, then all you're doing by prolonging their life is inflicting these harms on them.
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Oil moved back towards a three-week high breached on Monday, after top producers Saudi Arabia, Russia and Kuwait supported prolonging supply cuts until the end of March 2018 in a bid to drain a global glut.
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Just months ago, Japanese central bankers were debating how they could start whittling down a massive monetary stimulus due to concern over prolonging the pain inflicted on financial institutions' profits by years of near-zero interest rates.
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The EPA and the Michigan environmental agency bungled their response to the Flint water emergency in 2015, prolonging residents' exposure to lead, according to a new report by the EPA's internal watchdog, the Office of Inspector General.
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Helena Morrissey, head of personal investing at Legal & General Investment Management, said "kicking cans down the road" by asking for an extension risked prolonging uncertainty for the financial sector, and a trade-off has to be made.
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The massive investigation into bribery and political kickbacks, dubbed Operation Car Wash, threatens to bring down members of Temer's inner circle and has generated political uncertainty that is undermining business confidence and prolonging Brazil's two-year recession.
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And even after that there may well be a snap General Election, delaying further the real work of starting the process of getting the UK out of the EU in earnest and merely prolonging the political uncertainty.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - The African Union said on Monday it is open to imposing sanctions on leaders violating ceasefires in South Sudan, joining a growing chorus of officials who say those prolonging the conflict must be punished.
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If RUSADA is found non-compliant and WADA imposes new sanctions, Russian authorities can appeal against the decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), prolonging what is already one of the longest-running doping scandals.
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But commodity analysts are quick to point out that any rescue could simply be prolonging the agony for a sector that has seen serious overcapacity by Chinese mills which are dumping cheap steel onto the global market.
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By providing such extensive military and diplomatic support for one side of the conflict, the United States is deepening and prolonging a crisis that has immediate and severe consequences for Yemen, and civilians are paying the price.
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"Alls you have to do is talk to the [firefighters]," Zinke said, claiming they would cite forest management as their biggest problem and not climate change, which is prolonging the season and making extreme blazes more likely.
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KIEV, March 16 (Reuters) - Ukraine's top state prosecutor resumed his duties on Wednesday despite having formally resigned a month ago, prolonging the tenure of an official seen by the United States as an obstacle to tackling corruption.
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Why it matters: These technologies, as far-fetched as they may seem, are technically feasible and are increasingly essential in two ways: addressing climate change and prolonging the use of fossil fuels in a carbon-constrained world.
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However, that wasn't the case during the last round of negotiations four years ago when workers with Fiat Chrysler rejected an initial deal and sent bargainers back to the table – prolonging negotiations and nearly causing a strike.
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They opposed an immediate Supreme Court review of the case, arguing that there was no "emergency," even as Democrats argued that prolonging uncertainty around Obamacare harms the millions of people who rely on the law for insurance.
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Gawande, an outspoken critic of the industry's medical practices, has argued against prolonging a poor quality of life for the elderly and terminally ill, saying health care institutions often deprive patients of independence and quality of life.
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No majority for either of the two main parties could be seen as a negative by re-igniting Brexit uncertainty and hence prolonging one of the worst political crises Britain has seen since the Second World War.
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A dynamic in which young people continue to socialize while unafraid of the disease could help spread the virus, prolonging the outbreak and threatening older, more vulnerable people, members of Trump's coronavirus task force said on Monday.
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Additionally, the suit contended that a shortage of videoconferencing lines and the failure of the technology had resulted in immigration judges routinely delaying scheduled proceedings or adjourning them altogether when lines were not available, prolonging immigrants' detention.
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The U.N. AIDS agency said that by June this year around 21 million people were receiving life-prolonging ARV treatment, with rapid progress seen over the past five years when the numbers of people accessing medication nearly doubled.
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"After all, this is the target for all of us, so why are they prolonging the agony of the Syrian people and allowing the terrorists, all this time, and all this space, to slaughter our people?" she said.
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Two years after Malaysia Airlines Flight 2370 lost contact with air traffic control and disappeared, investigators are not much closer to finding the missing plane – prolonging what has become perhaps the most vexing mystery in modern aviation history.
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Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk's cabinet is on the brink of collapse despite surviving a no confidence vote in February, prolonging a political crisis that has stymied reforms and delayed disbursing new foreign loans in the war-ravaged economy.
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Negotiations for this 280th batch of jets were extended because Trump-appointed Pentagon leadership drilled deep into the program to understand its costs, prolonging negotiations for the multi-year "block buy," people familiar with the talks have said.
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Derek Gatherer, an Ebola expert at Lancaster University said it showed that the potential for the virus to become dormant in survivors and then be transmitted to others "may be a rare but important factor in prolonging outbreaks".
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Mexico's peso slipped 20.44% a day after data showed the economy crawled forward in the third quarter from the previous three-month period, falling short of forecasts and prolonging its tepid start under President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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Read more: Boeing hasn't sold a single 737 Max in months, prolonging a drought as the company struggles to return the plane to serviceUntil that point, American Airlines had exclusively purchased from Boeing for more than a decade.
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But if that leader, Carles Puigdemont, who was seized on Sunday, is returned to Spain, a highly publicized trial could backfire on the government by galvanizing the separatist movement and prolonging a dispute that threatens Spain's geographic cohesion.
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Two other Virginia races are set for recounts this week, prolonging the final note of an election season that saw Republicans bleed away their 66-seat majority in the House and lose the governorship to Democrat Ralph Northam.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic lawmakers left the capital for the Thanksgiving break on Thursday without a final agreement on President Trump's revised North American trade deal, prolonging a difficult negotiation with the administration on one of the president's trade priorities.
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Privately, Saudi officials blame Mr. Obama for prolonging the war by barring Saudi Arabia and other countries from giving Syrian rebels more powerful arms, like antiaircraft missiles, which Mr. Obama feared could be used outside Syria by terrorists.
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We applaud the United States Trade Representative's (USTR) desire to move swiftly before the Mexican presidential elections and the midterm elections in the United States scheduled for November 2018, to avoid prolonging the uncertainty as political tides settle.
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But with no actual cure available, Charlie's condition continued to deteriorate to the point where clinicians worried that continued use of life-prolonging therapies was no longer in his best interest, providing little benefit while protracting his suffering.
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But just as she did during the impeachment investigation itself, Pelosi must be conscious of the impact of prolonging the process on vulnerable House Democrats who face tough reelection races in districts where Trump won big in 2016.
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With this legal challenge -- and promises from President Donald Trump that he will try again to rescind the law if he's reelected in 2020 -- Republicans are prolonging the political struggle against the Affordable Care Act to an unprecedented extent.
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"We found there was no discernible benefit of aspirin on prolonging independent, healthy life for the elderly," Anne Murray, a geriatrician and epidemiologist at Hennepin Healthcare in Minneapolis and a lead author of the study, told NPR in September.
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"The more it drags on, the clearer it becomes that our military involvement on behalf of the Saudi-led coalition is prolonging human suffering in Yemen and aiding the very groups that are intent on attacking us," said Murphy.
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TOKYO, March 6 (Reuters) - Retired Japanese airline employee Tarou Tanzawa said he hadn't thought much about his own death until his 13-year-old mother was diagnosed with malignant lymphoma and decided against costly and invasive life-prolonging treatment.
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In a statement sent to Mashable when the news of the slowdowns broke, Apple defended the move, saying: Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices.
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Those sweeping vistas and winding, hilly paths are a shortcut to all that a Greek island represents in the Western imagination: Enchanted volcanic rocks capable of prolonging people's lifespans through slow, sun-soaked living and a tomato-filled diet.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators ended a brief round of trade talks on Wednesday with little sign of progress, and agreed to meet again in September, prolonging an uneasy truce in the trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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She's already started to wonder about the origin and location of her consciousness, when an artificial intelligence, that has self-generated in the network, finds her and asks to merge with her as a means of mutual self-prolonging.
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"To avoid prolonging their ordeal, UNHCR has no other choice but to endorse the relocation of all refugees on Papua New Guinea and Nauru to the United States, even those with close family members in Australia," the statement said.
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HUNG PARLIAMENT No majority for either of the two main parties could be seen as a negative by re-igniting Brexit uncertainty and hence prolonging one of the worst political crises Britain has seen since the Second World War.
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If Yatseniuk manages to hold on, Ukraine will continue to be run by a prime minister whose personal popularity ratings are at 1 percent and whose leadership is opposed by the majority of lawmakers, likely prolonging the current instability.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech Republic's junior coalition party the Social Democrats said on Monday they were sticking with their preferred candidate for culture minister, prolonging a spat that is threatening the survival of Prime Minister Andrej Babis's minority government.
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The health system attempts, with considerable success, to make collective health the goal, rather than emphasizing the intervention-heavy, irrational-life-prolonging-at-all-costs marketplace that is available to the select cadre of Americans who can afford it.
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Alas, at last count, barely more than one-third have done so, with the rest of Americans leaving it up to the medical profession and ill-prepared family members to decide when and how to provide life-prolonging treatments.
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Efforts to pass a law protecting doctors who withhold life-prolonging care with the patient's consent have stalled in the face of stiff opposition from disabilities rights groups, who fear it could be a first step to legalizing euthanasia.
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Washing or dry cleaning your sweater can usually bring it back to a better fit, but for the sake of prolonging the life of your garment, you really don't want to wash it every single time you wear it.
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It won't be possible to lose the drugs completely, he says, but he hopes that even reducing doses by 20–30 per cent would improve quality of life while prolonging the survival of transplanted kidneys to perhaps 2010 or 15 years.
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"I do not favor prolonging action for the purpose of allowing inflation to overshoot the 2 percent goal or to press labor markets into a condition where they are overheating," she said at the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College.
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With food not getting to the right people but instead used to buy support, feed fighters or sold for funds, CNN asked the UN's Grande if she was worried that the aid programs could actually be prolonging Yemen's devastating war.
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The ruling on the Mr Y case confirmed that judicial approval is no longer needed when withdrawing life-prolonging treatments from individuals in a prolonged disorder of consciousness (PDOC), so long as doctors and family agree on the patient's best interests.
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"Individuals usually take their one meal in the middle of the day, so that breaks up the fasting period in half, whereas some other programs have the goal of prolonging that fasting period because of the various metabolic changes," he says.
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In Mr Olshansky's view, none of the life-prolonging techniques available today—be they lifestyle changes, medication, surgery or genetic engineering—will cut older people's mortality by enough to replicate the gains in life expectancy achieved in the 20th century.
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The results showed that a single daily oral dose of the drug was "superior" to the control group in prolonging progression-free survival in women with recurrent ovarian cancer, according to Mary Lynne Hedley, president and chief operating officer of Tersaro.
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But if the pace of automation is too rapid for society to handle, as Mr Gates supposes, then slowing automation could do more good than harm: by prolonging employment for workers who might otherwise fall into long-term unemployment, for instance.
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It won't be possible to lose the drugs completely, he says, but he hopes that even reducing doses by 20–30 percent would improve quality of life while prolonging the survival of transplanted kidneys to perhaps 12 or 15 years.
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It was the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to start a government-backed programme to treat people with antiretrovirals in 1998, not just prolonging the lives of those with HIV but reducing the chances that they would pass it on.
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A failure in both votes would mean other parties will then have two more months to form an alternative majority, prolonging the stalemate at a time when its economic recovery is still fragile and unemployment stubbornly high at over 20 percent.
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One reason why the snow will not accumulate to much more than 1 to 2 feet, despite the intensity of this storm, is that the low pressure area will move quickly northeastward, rather than slowing its forward speed and prolonging precipitation.
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Some Russian producers including Rosneft, run by an ally of President Vladimir Putin, Igor Sechin, have questioned the rationale of prolonging the cuts, saying it will lead to a loss of market share to U.S. firms, which are not reducing output.
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Three of the sources confirmed to Reuters that OPEC is leaning towards a nine-month extension, while a fourth said prolonging the deal by six to nine months would do the job of sopping up excess oil sitting in stockpiles.
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The newspaper, Tanzania Daima, was shut down for publishing an article about the number of Tanzanians on life-prolonging anti-retroviral drugs used to treat AIDS, the director general of the Tanzania Information Services, Hassan Abbasi, said in a statement.
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"It is advisable to continue the pregnancy, as long as the risk of stillbirth from prolonging pregnancy is lower than the risk of neonatal death from delivery," said study author Dr. Shakila Thangaratinam, a researcher at Queen Mary University of London.
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The soldiers' protest, one of many recently in government-held cities, and Major Youssefi's concession to his men underscore the Yemeni desperation to mitigate the crisis, which officials say is lowering the morale and efficiency of their troops, prolonging the war.
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FRANKFURT, June 19 (Reuters) - Euro zone countries gave up their reform agendas when the bloc's crisis abated, prolonging the continent's recovery process, but signals from French President Emmanuel Macron point in the right direction, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Monday.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday approved $526 million aid to Tanzania over the coming year to expand the roll out of life-prolonging anti-retroviral drugs to people infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
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Some Russian producers including Rosneft, run by an ally of President Vladimir Putin, Igor Sechin, have questioned the rationale of prolonging the cuts, saying it will lead to a loss of market share to U.S. producers, which are not reducing output.
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ABUJA, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Nigeria has accused HSBC of laundering money for one of the country's former rulers, hitting back at a research note by the global bank that suggested a second term for President Muhammadu Buhari risked prolonging economic stagnation.
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TSA has come under pressure from U.S. airlines and airports after it made a decision last year to stop pulling travelers randomly into faster "PreCheck" lanes that do not require them to remove their shoes and other items, prolonging wait times.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump overwhelmed their rivals in the Arizona primaries on Tuesday, a show of might from two presidential front-runners who are hoping to avoid prolonging the nominating contest and begin training their fire on each other.
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The fire, spread over 422,000 hectares (1.04 million acres), surged north of Fort McMurray this week, forcing the evacuation of 8,000 oil sand workers and prolonging a shutdown that has cut Canadian oil output by a million barrels a day.
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With the information such testing yields on tumor cells, researchers are developing drugs to target, one by one, specific disease-causing genetic abnormalities, prolonging and improving the lives of tens of thousands of people whose illnesses were once a death sentence.
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To be admitted to the hospice, a prisoner must have six months or less to live and sign a do-not-resuscitate order, instructing medical staff not to use life-prolonging treatment if his heart stops beating or he stops breathing.
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Prolonging the output pact is likely to anger U.S. President Donald Trump, who has demanded OPEC leader Saudi Arabia supply more oil and help reduce fuel prices if Riyadh wants U.S. military support in its standoff with arch-rival Iran.
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Until January, the building was listed as an official communal property under the ownership of the municipality, but earlier this year — in order to avoid prolonging the lease of the Cultural Center — the municipality transferred ownership to another entity, Kyivkinofilm.
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But far from American eyes, the terrorists seem to have built a working relationship with pirates that is helping them continue to refill weapons caches, coffers, and ranks of fighters, all prolonging the terror fight that has ravaged the impoverished country.
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Trade talks between the world's two largest economies broke down more than six weeks ago after U.S. officials accused China of backing away from commitments, prolonging a costly trade dispute that has harmed the global economy and disrupted supply chains.
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The question is whether it's worth it for the Israelis to risk saving and prolonging a crumbling and increasingly isolated system that could turn against them if a better deal with any Israeli enemy is deemed more beneficial by the Saudis.
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SCHNEIDER CONCERTS, MAY 14 Luciano Berio, in his seminal 1960 work "Circles" for soprano, harp and two percussionists, explored unusual ways of setting words to music, eerily prolonging syllables and turning verbal sounds into skittish lines that dart and weave.
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He was among several endangered or vulnerable 2020 Senate Republicans who stood up at a closed-door meeting Tuesday and made the case to their colleagues that prolonging the trial would be problematic for them and their campaigns, CNN reported.
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Around 15,000 allied soldiers and thousands of German soldiers lost their lives in Operation Market Garden, which culminated in the loss of the Battle of Arnhem - prolonging World War Two in Europe until the final liberation came in May 1945.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - OPEC and Russia are heading towards prolonging their oil supply cuts for the whole of 2018 but with an option to review the deal in June, OPEC sources said on Tuesday after Moscow expressed concerns the market could overheat.
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Judges in the case have acknowledged that the case highlights differences in law and medicine — and an American willingness to try anything, however unlikely the possibility of success — but have held that prolonging the infant's life would be inhumane and unreasonable.
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France and the United States are part of a coalition committed to removing Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and Mr. Assad has accused France of merely prolonging Syria's civil war, which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives since 2011.
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Prolonging negotiations doesn't pose a direct threat to the stability of the US. Divorce proceedings between a union member and the rest of the bloc won't start until a formal notification is made under article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.
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A petite, reedy-voiced man in his late sixties, Shilstone is a fitness and nutrition coach who calls himself "the career extender" for the role he has played in prolonging the competitive primes of athletes like Peyton Manning, Serena Williams, and Ozzie Smith.
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And it risked prolonging the primary fight: If Mr. Rubio does not fare well here, Mr. Bush and Mr. Christie will have ample justification to forge ahead to South Carolina instead of dropping out, as Mr. Rubio's supporters have urged them to do.
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" Fletcher called upon the euthanasia movement not only to press for assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia, but also to advocate euthanasia for "helpless newborns or minors still too young to make any input into decisions about when to stop life-prolonging treatment.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A union of flight attendants for LATAM Airlines subsidiary LAN Express said on Tuesday it had voted to reject a contract offer from the Chile-based carrier, prolonging a strike that has led the airline to reschedule more than 1,000 flights.
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U.S. biotech company Tesaro already cheered investors in June by saying that the study had met the main goal of prolonging survival without disease worsening, but full results were only reported at the annual European Society for Medical Oncology congress in Copenhagen.
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On the trade front, U.S. and Chinese negotiators ended a brief round of trade talks with little sign of progress and agreed to meet again in September, prolonging an uneasy truce in a year-long trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Hopes in Brazil's distressed poultry and pork industry that record-high corn prices will lure farmers to sow more of the feed grain may be squashed by soaring soybean prices, potentially prolonging the crisis and boosting prices for longer.
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The better you are at prolonging your youth, for example, you'll be able to accumulate lots of brute force, while if you blaze through the years, the game forces you to get better by privileging the precise fighting that arcane knowledge requires.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - A massive wildfire raged near Fort McMurray, Alberta on Tuesday and threatened major oil sands production facilities, forcing the evacuation of thousands of workers and prolonging a shutdown that cut Canadian oil output by 2800 million barrels a day.
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"It's a good thing for prolonging a joint's use without doing something more drastic, like a total joint replacement ... but nobody knows how long this hydrogel will last," said Dr. Arthur Coury, a professor of chemical engineering at Northeastern University in Boston.
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European Central Bank policymakers disagree on whether to set a definitive end-date for their money-printing programme when they meet in October, raising the chance that they will keep open at least the option of prolonging it again, six sources told Reuters.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators ended a brief round of trade talks in Bangkok on Wednesday with little sign of progress and agreed to meet again in September, prolonging an uneasy truce in a year-long trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators ended a brief round of trade talks in Shanghai on Wednesday with little sign of progress and agreed to meet again in September, prolonging an uneasy truce in a year-long trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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In his speech on Wednesday, Pedro Sánchez, the Socialist leader, left no room open for an 11th-hour compromise with Mr. Rajoy, rejecting any suggestion that his party could be held responsible for prolonging the deadlock and possibly forcing a third election.
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Read more: Boeing hasn't sold a single 737 Max in months, prolonging a drought as the company struggles to return the plane to serviceBefore the suit, only one airline had cancelled its orders of the plane due to delivery delays and safety concerns.
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And unfortunately, while patenting is an important mechanism for incentivizing and rewarding invention, pharmaceutical companies have figured out how to game the system—prolonging monopolies, claiming newness where there often is none, and taking patients on a ride they can barely afford.
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U.S. biotech company Tesaro had already cheered investors in June by saying that the study had met the main goal of prolonging survival without disease worsening, but full results were only reported at the annual European Society for Medical Oncology congress in Copenhagen.
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The administration may also discover that capturing everything we do not like about the Kim regime in one accord is a quixotic enterprise — prolonging the process, dividing us from partners with different priorities and giving Pyongyang more chits with which to bargain.
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At a meeting in his Capitol office, he warned Mr. Flake, Ms. Collins and others that another week would only allow time for opponents to churn up more trouble for Judge Kavanaugh while prolonging an ordeal for the nominee and his family.
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" Part of the urgency in getting the children back home, he explained, lies in not prolonging their already delayed development: "We need to ensure that the gap doesn't increase to the hopeless point, where they won't be able to function in our schools.
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European Central Bank policymakers disagree on whether to set a definitive end-date for their money-printing program when they meet in October, raising the chance that they will keep open at least the option of prolonging it again, six sources told Reuters.
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Outfitted in the black uniform of the Counterterrorism Service, Mr. Abadi warned his commanders that prolonging the battle for the city would only play into the hands of the Islamic State and signaled that it was time to pick up the pace.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - China's bold deal to ditch its disputed export tax rebates on some niche aluminum and steel products could flood the saturated global market, as producers scramble to sell excess metal ahead of the changes, prolonging the industry's pain, traders said.
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In 2016, after Hillary Clinton piled up a series of primary wins and appeared to be tying up the nomination, Senator Bernie Sanders went on a streak of winning caucuses, draining Ms. Clinton's time and energy and prolonging divisions within the party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Brazil's economy likely failed to accelerate in the final three months of last year, growing by only 22.1% and prolonging what is already the weakest recovery from recession on record, according to a Reuters poll of economists conducted this week.
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In fact, despite the prevalence of aggressive, life-prolonging procedures like feeding tubes, ventilators and dialysis, L.T.C.H. patients spent two-thirds of their remaining lives (the median survival period was 20053 months) in institutions, including hospitals, skilled nursing homes and rehab facilities.
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In fact, despite the prevalence of aggressive, life-prolonging procedures like feeding tubes, ventilators and dialysis, L.T.C.H. patients spent two-thirds of their remaining lives (the median survival period was 20053 months) in institutions, including hospitals, skilled nursing homes and rehab facilities.
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But the fast-paced spread rate of the outbreak raised fears that more travel curbs and suspended activity at factories and retail outlets in affected areas will lead to a wider hit to global demand and supply, prolonging well into the second quarter.
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Here's a statement that Apple provided when I inquired about the power profile that people were seeing when testing iPhones with older batteries: Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices.
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She wore that jacket to hurt Trump, setting off a controversy that he would have to fix, prolonging the conversation about the administration's insensitivity, ruining the trip itself, and trying to make sure that no one asked her to do something like that again.
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My husband went through two surgeries (because the tumor always comes back), followed by Avastin (a very, very expensive chemo drug that somehow shrinks tumors without prolonging life and yet is prescribed for brain cancer — ask me not the reason why) and very intense radiation.
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But until definitive studies are completed and substances are shown to be safe as well as effective in prolonging health, Dr. Olshansky cautioned against dosing oneself prematurely with widely touted substances like resveratrol, the antioxidant found in red grapes and wine, or growth hormone.
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NEW YORK, April 14 (Reuters) - China's bold deal to ditch its disputed export tax rebates on some niche aluminum and steel products could flood the saturated global market, as producers scramble to sell excess metal ahead of the changes, prolonging the industry's pain, traders said.
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There is a danger of prolonging this kind of foreplay for so long that you either go off the boil or suffer premature orgasm, but this hasn't happened often and in my view is well worth the risk for an amazingly stimulating night of passion.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A Swedish appeals court decided to uphold the arrest warrant for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on Friday, prolonging the six year long legal stand off with prosecutors and clearing the way for the Wikileaks founder to be questioned in London next month.
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SHANGHAI/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. and Chinese negotiators ended a brief round of trade talks on Wednesday with little sign of progress and agreed to meet again in September, prolonging an uneasy truce in a year-long trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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But the future of the Socialists' leader, Pedro Sánchez, still hangs in the balance, after 17 of the current 35 members of the party's executive committee unexpectedly announced on Wednesday that they would resign as a protest against Mr. Sánchez for prolonging the deadlock.
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"We battled back there, but you have to give them credit too, they played well and obviously penalties hurt us a little bit," said Los Angeles center Trevor Lewis, whose short-handed goal in the third period gave the Kings hopes of prolonging the streak.
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Read more: Brazil's president baselessly claimed that NGOs set the Amazon on fire on purpose to make him look badAccording to the World Meteorological Organization, "climate change, with rising temperatures and shifts in precipitation patterns, is amplifying the risk of wildfires and prolonging the season".
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Washington (CNN)Tension between state election officials and the Trump administration is only growing after two states say they were misinformed by the Department of Homeland Security about Russian government-linked hacking, further prolonging a months-long dispute over delayed information from the federal government.
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The lack of progress is prolonging the period of uncertainty for both citizens and businesses in the U.K. "I think the main effect (Brexit) is having and will have on the British economy is this delay, this uncertainty that we all face, " Julius said.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Talks in Ethiopia to revive South Sudan's failed 2015 peace pact and end the country's civil war broke up on Wednesday without a deal, mediators said, potentially prolonging a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions.
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Albany is a two-and-a-half hour drive from New York City, and lawyers complain that inmates sent to the jail have missed court dates because they are transported late or not at all, prolonging their cases and pressuring them to accept plea deals.
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The move was crucial in prolonging a career that began when he signed with Major League Soccer in 1999, and it allowed him not only to make Klinsmann's 2014 World Cup team, but also to start all four of the Americans' games at the tournament.
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Where Essaie Pas's original "Lights Out" progressed with a heart beat pulse, Orphx anesthetizes it, diluting the bass drum and slowing its pace ever so slighty, as if it were prolonging the inevitable feeling of fatigue after a long night out at the club.
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"I think we are at a turning point in terms of attitudes," said Teruhiko Mashiko, an opposition lawmaker and head of a parliamentarians group set up a decade ago to discuss a law giving legal protection to doctors who withhold life-prolonging care with the patient's consent.
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And even if the Evanses' perceptions of Alfie's condition were inaccurate, does the prolonging of his life — especially as it was no conclusively proven that Alfie felt pain in his condition — rise to the level of child abuse that the Children Act was intended to guard against?
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"From the mutilated state of many of the corpses and the contents of the kettles, it is evident that our wretched countrymen had been driven to the last resource – cannibalism – as a means of prolonging existence," Rae wrote to the Secretary of the Admiralty in 1854.
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"The goal of these pages is simply to generate as much advertising revenue as possible for the bad actors while trying to keep naïve users engaged and/or scared in order to keep them clicking more links and prolonging their sessions," Endgame writes on its site.
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With Clinton off the trail as she recovers from pneumonia, prolonging the "deplorable" meme also has the virtue of keeping campaign conversation away from controversies that the campaign has more trouble finessing -- like her email server or its patchy disclosure about the state of her health.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Education Department has left thousands of student-loan borrowers who were defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc in limbo by prolonging a process created by the Obama administration that was supposed to speedily cancel their debts, according to 20 state attorneys general and regulators.
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Romney, during his scathing remarks about Trump earlier Thursday, suggested that in order to stop Trump, voters should pick the strongest candidate in each state, prolonging the contest and blocking Trump's path to the requisite delegates needed to secure the nomination -- in essence, forcing a brokered convention.
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Spoiler alert: regardless of how the net neutrality debate unfolds at the Federal Communications Commission, we're headed back to where we were at the start of this fiasco, prolonging the agony of ordinary people, including developers, who rely on a stable and healthy internet for their jobs.
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As he comments, George Orwell foresaw the implications of a cold war and how it would "put an end to large-scale wars at the cost of prolonging indefinitely a peace that is no peace" while the atomic bomb would intensity political inequality because of the cost.
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It found that 80 percent of the nearly 100 best-selling drugs extended their exclusivity protections at least once, and 50 percent extended their patents more than once—with the effect of prolonging the time before generics could reach the market as drug prices continued to rise.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Thursday defended his decision to fast-track Russian citizenship for some residents of separatist regions of eastern Ukraine, a move widely seen as possibly prolonging the war there and testing the mettle of the country's novice president-elect.
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Staging occasions for their public adulation and then prolonging the coverage through disruptive or outrageous "post-game" commentary is part of that strategy, as are attacks on the press over how they covered the leader's spectacles (the short answer is: always too critically, and never enough).
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Lawmakers across parties cite worries about prolonging uncertainty and increasing division as reasons for opposing a vote, while the most common argument is that it would be undemocratic to seek to overturn the result of a vote in which more than 30 million people took part.
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Those differences were aired again on Monday with negative briefings in the local media against finance minister Philip Hammond, who supports prolonging the status quo with the EU for as long as possible, and foreign minister Boris Johnson, who angered some Conservatives for setting his own Brexit red lines.
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Lam may have been the one to force open that divide once again, but the risk for the yellow ribboners in the streets Monday is that, as Hong Kong's summer of discontent becomes a summer of rage, it is them, not Lam who get blamed for prolonging the chaos.
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A recent study found that as much as half of all produce in the US goes to waste or is discarded BluApple wants to fix that problem by prolonging the freshness and storage life of fruits and vegetables by absorbing ethylene gas that causes it to over ripen.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Only 30 percent of Japanese households have experience investing in stocks and nearly 80 percent say they would not take on risk even for an investment yielding significant returns, a survey showed, underscoring the difficulty of reversing the risk-aversion widely blamed for prolonging Japan's chronic deflation.
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In meetings in September and October 260 at the headquarters of Egypt's General Intelligence Service in Cairo, Mahmoud al-Sisi, intelligence chief Abbas Kamel and Mohamed Abou Shoka, a legal adviser to Sisi's election campaign, talked through ideas for prolonging the president's time in office, the sources said.
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"On the supply side, metals tend to have higher costs of closure, slower 'decline' rates, and near infinite storage capacity, prolonging supply-side adjustment relative to shale oil production which has lower costs of closure, higher decline rates, and finite storage," Goldman said in a note dated Monday.
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The nation teemed with those who had seen him play and had subconsciously used his 1941 56-game hitting streak as a psychological method of prolonging that summer and so holding off the United States' seemingly inevitable entry into the world war that had officially begun in 1939.
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Instead of prolonging the inevitable failure of dairy farms and subsidizing the overproduction of commodities that consumers aren't buying, our government should actively invest in transitioning these struggling dairies into producing more of the foods our nation needs, including fruits, vegetables, legumes, grains and other healthy, plant-based foods.
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No President before Trump has managed to end its nuclear threat -- and prolonging the status quo as the current commander in chief did, is a far better scenario than a slide towards war, which was one possibility when Trump was threatening to rain "fire and fury" on North Korea.
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Speaking at a briefing at the twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress, the comment from general manager Ling Wen will ease concerns that the state-orchestrated merger could restrict thermal coal to other utilities, potentially prolonging a year-long rally in prices that has hurt power companies' profits.
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And then if you take the utterly unnecessary treatment where people find a way to tap into these governments streams of money and do a lot of unnecessary work like prolonging inevitable death and all kinds of ghastly things they do, I would say we have a pretty disgusting system.
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With just a week left until Britain is due to quit the bloc, leaders scrapped planned talks on Chinese trade and plunged into six hours of talks through the evening on setting new deadlines that would avoid Britain crashing out of the block next Friday -- but also avoid prolonging uncertainty.
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" A troubling 1854 report by John Rae cited Inuit witnesses who found emaciated remains, and evidence in the "the mutilated state of many of the corpses and the contents of the kettles" that "our wretched countrymen had been driven to the last resource — cannibalism — as a means of prolonging existence.
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But instead of taking Russia up on its offer to discuss prolonging the treaty, the White House is seeking a more comprehensive arms control deal that includes Russia and China and limits nuclear weapons not covered by New START, such as Russia's large arsenal of shorter-range "tactical" nuclear weapons.
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Most requesters go on to choose other options that the discussion opens up for them, such as palliative care (relief of symptoms for quality of serious illness or end of life that is neither life-prolonging or life-shortening) and hospice care (just caring, not curing, at end of life).
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Flu test results The current flu outbreak is a mixture of three strains: H23N2130, H2000N0003, and influenza B. The most active and dangerous strain, H2000N2261, has started to decline in lab reports, while influenza B infections have started to ramp up, prolonging the flu season, which could last for an estimated 2000 weeks.
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While British opponents of Brexit hope that there could be a way to stay, and Tusk and others insist they would be welcome, the prospect of a toxically divided major nation prolonging its love-hate relationship with the bloc in another narrow vote is not one that generates any enthusiasm on the continent.
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Analysts are watching the negotiations closely to see if the return of the prisoners is a gesture of genuine good will from the North, or if Mr. Kim will ultimately use the release of the men as leverage for prolonging the time frame for reducing or completely dismantling North Korea's nuclear abilities.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration asked a federal appeals court on Monday to delay ruling on a lawsuit that could determine whether the government will continue paying subsidies under the Affordable Care Act to health insurance companies for the benefit of low-income people — effectively prolonging uncertainty that is already rattling the health law.
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He opted to skip the French Open for the past three years — a decision based on prolonging his career — but a decade after lifting La Coupe des Mousquetaires he returns not just for old time's sake, but because the Swiss must truly believe he has a chance of a 21st Grand Slam title.
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Sure, it only take you about 2 minutes to commute from downtown SF to Palo Alto, and there's never any stop-and-go traffic prolonging the trip across the Bay Bridge to Oakland, but what it lacks in hyperrealism it makes up for with recognizable landmarks and roughly accurate relative placement of in-game locations.
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There have of course been far worse moments in American history: the presidents who watched helplessly as the storm over slavery broke into Civil War, FDR and the Japanese internment camps, Richard Nixon bombing Vietnamese civilians and prolonging the Vietnam war to help get himself reelected, and George W. Bush setting the Middle East aflame.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gains in technology shares helped push the U.S. stock market to record highs on Wednesday despite concerns that Republicans' plans to cut corporate taxes may not win congressional approval as early as expected, prolonging a rally that started in Asia and sent the MSCI All World Index to a record high.
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The medical literature is full of reports of patients undergoing the insertion of the surgical tube while critically ill in an intensive care unit to avoid prolonging the hospital stay, since it is anticipated that the patient will need to be discharged to a nursing home unable to eat at some point in the future.
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Matilda Brindle, the study's co-author, explains it like this on The Conversation:Far from simply being a nice way to spend an afternoon, prolonging intromission like this is a way for a male to prevent a female from sneaking off and mating with anyone else before his sperm have had a chance to work their magic.
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Director Hany Abu-Assad (a Palestinian filmmaker, twice Oscar nominated for best foreign-language film) does what he can to sustain the suspense, striking a reasonable balance between prolonging and heightening their ordeal and finding quieter moments that allow Alex and Ben to get better acquainted -- and the audience, in turn, to learn more about them.
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On a recent episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, Khosla Ventures partner Keith Rabois joined Kara in studio to talk about a range of topics, including the startup landscape, being a conservative contrarian in tech (who has publicly rejected President Trump), and why he thinks SoftBank's Vision Fund is prolonging the deaths of doomed companies.
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G. Kevin Donovan, the director of the Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics at Georgetown University Medical Center and a professor of pediatrics, said that in the United States, if parents insisted on continuing life-prolonging treatment against a doctor's advice, the child would simply be transferred to another institution willing to comply with the parents' wishes.
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" Essentially everybody involved appeared to believe, initially, that it was a joke, from the moment that Beatty — clearly flummoxed by having an envelope that read "Emma Stone" — tried to make sense of what had happened, only to have the crowd (and his co-presenter Dunaway) think he was unnecessarily prolonging the announcement, to the moment when Berger said, "By the way, we lost.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and congressional Democrats are digging deeper into their trenches over funding for a wall on the Mexican border, prolonging a government shutdown that seems almost certain to head into the new year.
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Kavanaugh backlash could help Democrats There's no evidence of a conspiracy, but the allegation of sexual assault against Kavanaugh, which the judge has vehemently denied, did emerge after his initial confirmation hearing, prolonging the process, causing a painful national conversation about who to believe -- Kavanaugh or his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford -- and making him the most tainted new justice since Clarence Thomas in 1991.
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"He was one of the first five GOP senators to back a proposal in 2018 to rein in the president's authority to impose tariffs unilaterally, and has called on the president to work with Congress to avoid prolonging the trade war that is driving up prices for consumers and businesses and killing jobs in industries that depend on imported components, in Colorado and across the country," Mallory said.
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ET * All major S&P sectors decline; tech most hit * Tapestry gains after quarterly profit beat * Indexes down: Dow 0.71%, S&P 0.45%, Nasdaq 0.52% (Updates prices to afternoon) By Shreyashi Sanyal and Amy Caren Daniel May 9 (Reuters) - Wall Street's main indexes were lower on Thursday, as tensions flared up ahead of a high-stakes U.S.-China trade meeting, potentially prolonging a dispute that has threatened global financial markets and economic growth.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE on Monday warned his counterpart in Moscow, Sergey Lavrov, that the involvement of Russian military personnel "risks prolonging the suffering of the Venezuelan people who overwhelmingly support interim President Juan Guaido," according to a department spokesperson.
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Read more about the Boeing 737 Max:Boeing plans to hire hundreds of temp workers to help deliver grounded 737 Max airplanes, but the families of people who died in a crash involving the plane say not so fastBoeing hasn't sold a single 737 Max in months, prolonging a drought as the company struggles to return the plane to serviceAirlines are selling thousands of flights on the Boeing 737 Max, even though it's still grounded
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Mr. Trump's belief that an interview would bring the investigation to a swift end ignores several realities: that the investigation sprawls into areas well beyond his behavior; the possibility that Justice Department officials will hand over the results of the investigation to lawmakers to decide whether to proceed, thus prolonging the inquiry; and the lack of any public indication from the special counsel about how much work he has ahead of him.
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For actually existing ordinary Americans—including the 800,000 or so federal employees plunged into desperate economic uncertainty by the shutdown—this was a singularly bizarre spectacle to behold: The man in Washington arguably most responsible for prolonging the ordeal of the shutdown was now pronouncing that an effort to enlarge the sphere of democratic participation was a venal, bureaucratic power grab, and a brazen affront to the sacred liberty of big-money political donors and their legislative mouthpieces.
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