Medical rechecks came in on Friday from the NFL Draft combine in Indianapolis, and the news was about as good as the word "rechecks" would lead you to believe.
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If climate science does its thing, checks and rechecks its work, and then the Republican Party simply refuses to accept it ... what then?
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Owners must regularly bring their animals to the vet for rechecks and medical monitoring, as well as cover the costs of their cat's insulin.
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In a further blow to its credibility, Russia has confirmed 14 of the positive Beijing Games rechecks concerned their athletes, some of whom are medallists.
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Those boards then send their results to their state election administrator, who rechecks the numbers before issuing a final report, usually in late November or early December.
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They've have been around for many years and modern versions have features to resist tampering, and require intermittent rechecks to ensure the driver doesn't drink after starting the vehicle.
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But Reed, who is the director of Mac and mobile platforms at the security firm Malwarebytes, has noticed that once a program passes a code signature check and gets installed, macOS never rechecks its signature.
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Programmers test a program by running it and looking for bugs (errors). As they are identified, the programmer usually makes the appropriate corrections, then rechecks the program until an acceptably low level and severity of bugs remain. This process is called testing and debugging. These are important parts of every programmer's job.
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He rechecks the triangle ruler and creates a figure 39x41 degrees. December 6: The next morning, the narrator wishes to escape by paying for whatever taxi he could buy to leave. He calls the convenience store in town and asks the clerk what happened at the house. He finds out a vacationer had disappeared and was never found again.
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In an attempt to mitigate the situation, the HKEAA publicly apologised and offered free rechecks on the oral component of the English language subject for all candidates. Candidates who would have had a higher score if the error had not occurred received an upgrade. In total, the error affected 670 candidates, and 422 candidates had their oral component mark upgraded while 248 had their overall English subject grade upgraded. The cascade reaction affected 233 candidates who were eligible for sixth form.
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Cairns was a co-founder of the Social Democrats in Cork South- West, setting up the branch after meeting like-minded activists working with Together for Yes during the campaign for the repeal of the eighth amendment, which outlawed abortion in Ireland. Cairns was elected to Cork County Council for the Bantry–West Cork local electoral area in the 2019 local elections, winning the last seat by a single vote, after several rechecks and a recount. Cairns ran on a platform opposing the establishment of a plastics factory in Skibbereen. RTP, the company proposing the factory later withdrew their planning application.
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Working together, they steal the statuette without triggering the alarm; but a misplaced impulse afterwards causes Nicole to accidentally trigger the alarm anyway. At Harry's insistence, Nicole flees to the airport to return separately to Hong Kong, while he hides from the guards; he watches as they also check a secret compartment in the wall of the room, where the real statuette is hidden: the one in Harry's hands is a copy. Shahbandar then rechecks the secret compartment, finds the fake, and has Nicole arrested at the airport. At breakfast, he tells her that his agents have found Harry in Hong Kong; he too will be arrested unless the real statuette is returned.
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