His plan to reorganize the executive branch is incredibly promising.
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The plan contains several transformative recommendations to reorganize government agencies.
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The moon enters Aquarius, inspiring you to reorganize your workspace.
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Union Station in DC would need to reorganize its station.
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Then you can reorganize, and assess what you have left.
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We want them to stop trying to reorganize the Middle East.
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They are trying to reemerge, to reassert themselves, and to reorganize.
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It could mean hundreds of companies would be forced to reorganize.
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So let's hope Yellow Cab can reorganize to attract more drivers.
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"It's not a fatal blow, it's just a reorganize," he said.
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So we got them to reorganize their society on our behalf.
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A productive energy flows as you renovate, reorganize, or even move.
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Congress would have to pass a law to reorganize the agencies.
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Uber said Mr. Olsen planned to reorganize the company's security team.
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In 1990, Cartier invited her to reorganize its product service operation.
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Ford's profit has been less stellar as it pushes to reorganize.
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"Now it is not just an open enemy like the old time... So we have to reorganize and improve our knowledge, and reorganize our units and many things to maintain the peace and national security," he said.
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In the meantime, calls are growing for shipbuilders to reorganize and streamline.
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He says the Center Party plans to reorganize Iceland&aposs financial system.
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That way, if a given project fails, you declare bankruptcy and reorganize.
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Baosteel and Four Rivers expect China's steel industry to consolidate and reorganize.
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Separately, the company announced it would reorganize its business into three units.
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To just reorganize the doers, I think, we will have fallen short.
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Whether Mr. Trump will actually reorganize his White House team remained uncertain.
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Chapter 11 bankruptcies are typically used to reorganize a business or institution.
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I think it might be to reorganize the descendants in some way.
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So why not collect the waste and reorganize into something insane and beautiful?
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"We're setting out to untangle, streamline, and reorganize yeast's genetic blueprint," he says.
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This is an ambitious proposal that would drastically reorganize how American approaches infrastructure.
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It also boosts neuroplasticity, the brain's capacity to reorganize and form new connections.
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Every presidential administration since the 22016s has initiated efforts to reorganize foreign aid.
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The image you have in your mind — I'm trying to reorganize that image.
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He would force the banks and insurance companies to reorganize within a year.
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It also allows companies more time and more control as they reorganize themselves.
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Some, like Toys R Us, have already filed and are trying to reorganize.
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First plan of action, Khloé takes it upon herself to reorganize Kris' pantry.
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It shaped my imagination as a visionary in order to reorganize this profession.
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Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows companies to reorganize in order to become profitable again.
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But having to reorganize only weeks into a first term is not promising.
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The company claimed it had to reject the CBA in order to reorganize.
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The March 13 order directed Mick Mulvaney, Trump's budget chief, to come up with a plan to "reorganize government functions and eliminate unnecessary agencies" by drawing on proposals from agency heads to reorganize their respective functions, produced within six months.
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"Societies reorganize, we move to different places, we develop technology and innovation," he added.
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He called the process a "recapitalization" that allowed Fieldwood to reorganize its balance sheet.
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Here, we'll reorganize three essential characters' timelines into chronological order, beginning with Takeshi Kovacs.
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Some, like Toys R Us, have been unable to reorganize forcing them to liquidate.
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Your life is being rearranged thanks to this eclipse; make sure to reorganize accordingly.
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Lawmakers in Congress have pushed for legislation that would reorganize the DHS's cyber efforts.
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Q. Alibaba has been working in recent years to reorganize and become more efficient.
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He also said he would reorganize his cabinet, eliminating around half of the ministries.
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"In six months, they managed to reorganize under traditional rules," Colonel Di Stasio said.
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Mr. Fustolo tried to buy time through the bankruptcy courts to reorganize the business.
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Uber's chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, had asked executives to reduce their staffs and reorganize.
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The toy retailer was planning to reorganize its business and close just 180 stores.
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The company had come under pressure from activist shareholder Keith Meister to reorganize its operations.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas) to reorganize the directorate into an operational agency to handle cybersecurity.
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It was time to reorganize and operationalize NPPD into the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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Targeting pathways, rather than individual genes, might reorganize the way we perceive and treat cancer.
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House lawmakers have passed legislation that would reorganize the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity mission.
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Starting today, the next phase of our plan begins as we reorganize our global workforce.
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Another tactic is to reorganize residents to create "family" clusters of six to 10 people.
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Our legislature can reorganize itself in ways that privilege expertise, competence and cross-partisan compromise.
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"It's not a fatal blow, it's just a reorganize," said Freedom Caucus leader Mark Meadows.
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Do some sudoku, reorganize some cables, watch the Bon Appetit everything on the menu videos.
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It is common for a new director to reorganize when taking charge of an agency.
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AT&T is planning to reorganize its company following its pending merger with Time Warner.
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They're supposed to roll out a plan to reorganize and consolidate federal programs this month.
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Mr. Recchia was made chief executive of Vostu in 2012, primarily to reorganize the company.
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The bill would also reorganize the military's space operations in a number of smaller ways.
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Mr. Freer, now seven months into the job, made the decision to reorganize the company.
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Turkish authorities recently carried out operations against Daesh cells and damaged its efforts to reorganize.
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And if there are teams internally that fail to execute effectively, we'll reorganize those teams.
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The money will allow it to keep operating through the holidays as it tries to reorganize.
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The next seven will reorganize your living situation, as well as relationships with your family members.
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Microsoft is poised to layoff thousands of employees worldwide in a move to reorganize its salesforce.
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Survey respondents are asked to submit their ideas to "reorganize the executive branch" by June 12.
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A plan to reorganize the federal government On January 23, Trump ordered a federal hiring freeze.
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Regulators issued the rule in order to reorganize the agency's natural resources planning and management strategies.
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Interior Department officials issued the rule to reorganize the agency's natural resources planning and management strategies.
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Mr. Trump should reorganize DHS with an eye toward elevating the visibility of the CBP mission.
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The House Oversight Committee will examine the Trump administration's plan to reorganize the government on Wednesday.
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Low prices forced U.S. producers to dramatically reorganize the way they operated to drive out costs.
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IBM announced it will reorganize the financing business as a wholly-owned subsidiary, IBM Credit LLC.
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Exciting shifts take place in your home and you're feeling inspired to redecorate, renovate, or reorganize.
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The French media giant said it would challenge in court Mediaset's plan to reorganize its businesses.
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We have to reorganize to cope with this problem or it's only going to get worse.
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In the normal course, companies reorganize and creditors haircut debts on a case by case basis.
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Should you choose to reorganize your playlists, they'll never be overwritten but saved as a copy.
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These responses show attempts to reorganize, but do not indicate fundamental changes to the company's culture.
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The proposal is part of the administration's broader plan to reorganize the federal government, released Thursday.
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Just because a retailer can reorganize through bankruptcy doesn't mean it ought to go that route.
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Valeant jumped 22 percent after maintaining its full-year forecast and saying it would reorganize its business.
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Golfsmith may also reorganize its debt and emerge from bankruptcy with the support of its existing lenders.
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PD Vice President Matteo Ricci said the party would have to "reorganize" itself, particularly at the base.
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Aeropostale joins the ranks of teen retailers looking to reorganize under bankruptcy protection including Wet Seal Inc.
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Robin Kelly introduced a bipartisan bill that would reorganize how IT is managed throughout the federal government.
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I decide to be productive with my early morning so I reorganize my closet and do laundry.
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How many times did she make her assistant reorganize this clothing to create the ultimate still life?
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N jumped 25.43 percent after maintaining its full-year forecast and saying it would reorganize its business.
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"I would let Marie Kondo reorganize the organs in my body," he wrote on Twitter Feb. 6.
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You can reorganize a Roku's main menu to your liking, but that's not true of Amazon's platform.
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"Now is the time to reorganize ourselves and focus even more on oncology and biopharmaceuticals," he said.
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Last year, Pfizer said it was planning to reorganize into three units, separating its consumer healthcare business.
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So in the meantime, the Treasury is allowed to reorganize its government accounts to reduce intragovernmental debt.
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Despite plans announced earlier this week to reorganize the Clinton Foundation if Hillary Clinton wins the Nov.
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Perhaps that will be as the new company sweeps in and tries to reorganize it from scratch.
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Koenig criticized plans by the European Commission to reorganize gas supply security and transparency, calling them bureaucratic.
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But since it opened in late September, the library has had to reorganize to address accessibility issues.
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Most are more than capable of doing so, and others will reorganize in bankruptcy if they must.
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Wealthy individuals and businesses could easily reorganize on paper to take advantage of low pass-through rates.
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The company also said it might reorganize its JD Finance unit, which runs its internet finance business.
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Maia emphasized the urgency to reorganize the tax system by simplifying it without increasing the tax burden.
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Bankruptcy professionals say that working to reorganize or liquidate a company is time-consuming, complicated and intense.
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Michael Hindmarsh, the retired former head of Australia's Special Operations Command, to help reorganize the Emirati military.
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One strategy is to reorganize your business so that you have both voting and non-voting shares.
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The protein binds to daptomycin, sending a signal back telling the cell that it's time to reorganize.
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It's common for retailers to try to use bankruptcy to reorganize by shedding debt and closing stores.
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He oversaw an aggressive turnaround effort that sought to reorganize the cosmetics company into four distinct divisions.
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But the perilous standing of the Big Apple Circus, which hopes to reorganize and reopen, is primarily financial.
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The company has brand-new marching orders that, according to the CEO, will require Facebook to reorganize itself.
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It won't magically reorganize your entire life, but it just might remind you to relax and stay grounded.
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REED: I think we have to reorganize our space forces because our threats are now in multiple dimensions.
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Thousands of engineers everywhere began tinkering with electricity, using it to power new devices and reorganize industrial processes.
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There are more editing tools, you can reorganize the toolbar and you can filter your photos by type.
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Valeant jumped 18.4 percent after maintaining its full-year forecast and saying that it would reorganize its business.
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Ramsey offered to resign when Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin decided last month he would reorganize the school's board.
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"From here, ISIS can recover, reorganize and further shape the underground struggle in the region," the report said.
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Mr. Prince said he was grateful that the company had opted to reorganize in bankruptcy rather than close.
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When that venture failed, Mr. Kimsey helped reorganize it into Quantum Computer Services, which later became America Online.
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The plan was for Remington to reorganize its debt and then emerge from bankruptcy as an ongoing company.
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"Jihadists are looking forward to such a decision to be able to breathe again and reorganize their groups."
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They must retool factories, retrain workers, reorganize their supplier networks and rethink the whole idea of car ownership.
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Dean Foods is filing for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy to help reorganize its debts, which include workers' pensions.
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Sessions' belief that FBI Director Wray should reorganize the FBI's upper management may very well be objectively correct.
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With this period's emphasis on slowing down, we'll have plenty of time to relax, review, and reorganize, Dewhirst says.
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I quickly found myself on a constant mission to explore, absorb, and reorganize an ever-growing amount of stimulation.
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Zakaria took steps to reorganize the corporate banking unit, and to generate income through transactional banking and cash management.
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In February, the chain said it would close 150 stores and reorganize the business to save $1 billion annually.
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Jot everything down on a note pad, and you'll be able to reorganize your thoughts with a nice flow.
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Facebook and Twitter filter and reorganize posts from your connections, avowedly in your interest—but also in their own.
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Lawmakers are also seeking legislation that would reorganize the department's cyber mission, creating one operational agency to handle cyber.
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That includes Payless ShoeSource, which said Tuesday that it would shutter some 400 stores as it tries to reorganize.
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Now that a second pass gives us a fresh perspective, we're able to reorganize the whole thing within ourselves.
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Several of the proposals could reorganize parts of DHS, including the responsibilities of the department's headquarters in management activities.
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The White House has proposed a plan to "reorganize and consolidate" the $17 billion it spends on those programs.
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From Sunday, passengers on Southern, Thameslink, Great Northern and the Gatwick Express routes had to reorganize their daily journey.
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Cardin said he would be more sympathetic to helping people reorganize debts and make them easier to pay back.
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It also has secured a $300 million loan from creditors to reorganize the remaining business, which includes Anne Klein.
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She would also give regulators additional authority to force institutions that pose high risks to break apart or reorganize.
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I began to reorganize my life, had a decent job, and was making new friends outside the truther scene.
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How might you reorganize a universal museum for the 21st century, an age of migration and of perpetual exchange?
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"I have to reorganize all my finances because $300 a month is a lot of money," the employee said.
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This week's efforts to reorganize the Trump administration's chaotic response to the coronavirus outbreak risk falling into that pattern.
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Yet the decision of the Indian Parliament to reorganize the province and rescind this article corrects a historic wrong.
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Rather (in the words of the neuroscientist Georg Striedter), brains evolve like companies do: they reorganize as they expand.
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On Space Force, both chambers have provisions to reorganize the military, though neither mirrors what the administration has requested.
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Ford is especially vulnerable because it has been losing money in China and is trying reorganize its operations there.
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The company last month that it planned to reorganize its overseas trading and export operations but gave no details.
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Banks were more tolerant of drawn-out proceedings because they wanted to reorganize companies so they could take on loans.
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Clinton also explained how the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation will reorganize itself if his wife, Hillary, is elected president.
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So one day, I might decide, Okay the closet's kind of getting crazy, it's time to reorganize that one area.
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Typically, companies enter into debtor-in-possession financing after they file for bankruptcy protection to maintain liquidity while they reorganize.
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These nodes are weighted, and reorganize themselves to arrive at an output—say, the defining visual features of a cat.
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It claimed it filed for Chapter 11 to reorganize its custom cabinetry operation and was legitimately seeking protection from creditors.
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Tepco also wants to reorganize and find domestic partners for its power transmission and nuclear power businesses within 10 years.
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Pentagon officials said the strikes were to take out "squirters" who fled Sirte and were trying to reorganize and reconstitute.
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"If the U.K. leaves the E.U., we may have no choice but to reorganize our business model here," he said.
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House lawmakers will return from their holiday vacation and kick off their efforts to reorganize the Department of Energy (DOE).
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The BLM finalized the rule in December as a way to reorganize the federal government's land planning and management strategies.
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It all depends on whether we can start to reorganize the economy in a way that promotes the common good.
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Separately, the company announced it would reorganize into three business units effective at the beginning of the 2019 fiscal year.
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Khan and her colleagues were puzzled that the cells somehow knew when to reorganize their membranes to resist the daptomycin.
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His stand-alone bill to reorganize and rename NPPD the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency passed the House in December.
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In November, Kellogg said it plans to reorganize its North America team and invest in e-commerce to drive growth.
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Gymboree took the chance to reorganize and came out of bankruptcy in September 2017, after shaving $1 billion in debt.
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It is making cuts in Europe, looking to reorganize its South American operations and turn around China - all unprofitable regions.
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In the long-term, regular high doses can also reorganize neural networks, potentially leading to chronic flashbacks or cognitive impairment.
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Beutner, who attended public school, has said his plan to reorganize the district would improve services to students and families.
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Meanwhile, Congress is considering legislation to radically reorganize the CFPB in a way that many bureau supporters say would defang it.
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Then I reorganize my dining room, take out the trash, move all the furniture in the living room, and completely sweep.
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Since then, the company has focused on a number of initiatives to reorganize, including closing underperforming restaurants and narrowing its menu.
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Last week, about 300 young activists came together to reorganize and own up to what they say are mistakes around diversity.
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The giant utility has been in bankruptcy protection for months, with two camps of investors having submitted plans to reorganize it.
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I make my bed, vacuum, wipe down all the counters, and reorganize the Tupperware cabinet, which has been driving me crazy.
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He proceeds to reorganize the entire U.S., abolishing the states and forming a centralized dictatorship — all in his first few weeks.
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If the Republican bill passes in the Senate, it will reorganize insurance markets and affect coverage for many millions of Americans.
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This morning, Dell confirmed previously published reports in an SEC filing, that it is considering various options to possibly reorganize itself.
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Tillerson has embraced the plan, and imposed a hiring freeze while analyzing the agency's operations and deciding how to reorganize them.
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The cures legislation also includes a mental health portion that seeks to reorganize and improve accountability for government mental health programs.
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That list includes Payless ShoeSource, which announced earlier this month it will close some 400 stores in an attempt to reorganize.
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VidAngel claims that Chapter 11 will give it room to reorganize its business so it can focus on its new business.
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Kellogg (K) also said Monday that it plans to reorganize its North America team and invest in eCommerce to drive growth.
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It has also set up a unit to investigate judges and prosecutors for possible crimes and aims to reorganize judges panels.
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The bill would reorganize the National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) at Homeland Security, elevating it into its own operational agency.
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This would seemingly reorganize the warfighting chain of command for space, which is separate from what the Space Force would do.
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At that point, stuck with an oversize and obsolete piece of furniture, you have to reorganize the room all over again.
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Toys "R" Us is planning to close as many as 182 of its stores as it struggles to reorganize in bankruptcy.
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They didn't, for instance, try to reorganize the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a move backed by Republicans but opposed by Democrats.
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Sandy Alderson, the team's general manager, said the Mets would "reorganize and restructure" the medical and training staffs for next season.
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People had faith in the state, in central planning as an effective tool to reorganize the economy and liberate the oppressed.
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He trailed, 2-4, in the fourth set when the match was suspended, giving him a reprieve to reorganize his thoughts.
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At this point, the system could either regress, or it could reorganize in a way that enables a new civilizational rebound.
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Google's decision to reorganize itself around A.I. was the first major manifestation of what has become an industrywide machine-learning delirium.
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On August 5, Modi's government revoked Article 370 and other related provisions, passing a new law to reorganize Jammu and Kashmir.
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It will require banks to reorganize so that their failure would be less likely to force taxpayers to foot the bill.
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Yet the lack of a permanent leader hasn't slowed down the Trump administration in its ambitious effort to reorganize the agency.
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Dell's infrastructure chief, former EMC executive David Goulden, departed last fall, and the company has been working to reorganize storage operations.
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In both instances, spokespeople for the HHS insisted it never intended to suppress or censor the information — just reorganize and update it.
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"Westerman did the clean-up job but had no time to rebuild and reorganize the unit," said one banker who left recently.
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They range from a specific proposal to reorganize the current board to a broad call to decolonize all art and educational institutions.
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Some call it the smuggest trend on the internet, while others take it as a welcome push to reorganize their personal space.
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Chapter 12 is a part of the federal bankruptcy code that is designed for family farmers and fishermen to reorganize their debts.
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Jack Dorsey's foremost task for the next few weeks will be to reorganize Twitter's leadership team and rekindle optimism about Twitter's future.
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"He's proposed some things that could be very dangerous to the short term, which is reorganize the company right now," Taylor said.
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The move was part of the administration's larger plan to vastly reorganize the structure of the federal government, as announced in June.
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The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will hold a hearing on Trump administration proposals to reorganize the Energy and Interior departments.
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As we previously reported, the moves are expected to impact thousands at the company as it works to reorganize its sales team.
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Over time, the large polymer molecules will slowly reorganize and pack themselves more efficiently, which looks like shrinking to the naked eye.
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With the surge in interest after winning the Golden Lion, the artists had to "reorganize the whole functioning and infrastructure," she added.
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"I have to reorganize all my finances because $300 a month is a lot of money," one Lowe&aposs employee told Áine.
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The accord signals the willingness of Odebrecht's lenders to give it more time to reorganize amid fallout from a massive bribery probe.
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Op-Ed Contributor In his first weeks in office, President Trump has outlined plans to reorganize the White House's National Security Council.
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Jay Inslee was right, and that's the context in which we have to reorganize our thinking about all of these other matters.
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The House Homeland Security Committee will consider legislation this week that would reorganize and elevate the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity branch.
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Pfizer announced plans in July to reorganize into three units, separating its consumer health-care business that it had been trying to sell.
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All it takes is a little knowledge of neuroplasticity, or the brain's ability to change and reorganize itself by forming new neural connections.
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The star said she wants to "reorganize" so that when she does come back to the spotlight, she's doing something she's passionate about.
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That means it could potentially be slotted right into a company's workflow, rather than asking a firm to reorganize their factories or warehouses.
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If you need a little information from each of several bundles, you have to download all the bundles and then reorganize it yourself.
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The government plans to reorganize its Civil Protection Authority with advice from experts from other European Union countries, Tzanakopoulos said without giving details.
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Other research has suggested the brain's neural connections can reorganize when a person becomes blind, specifically in the areas that usually process sight.
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McMaster, who Bannon wanted in the role, was given authority to reorganize the committee when he joined the White House, according to NBC.
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CBP brought managers and PERT team trainers from the John F. Kennedy International Airport office to Newark's office to help reorganize the team.
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"We shall continue to work by, with, and through our partner forces to deny Daesh the ability to regroup and reorganize," Braga added.
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The only way for Iraq to bring about internal stability is to reorganize itself based on healthy dialogue with entities within the country.
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This new item is part of a larger menu revamp that will phase out nine menu items and reorganize the menu's overall structure.
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Many retailers pursue bankruptcy to reject leases, a move to slim their store count, cut their costs and reorganize to continue their business.
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The moon enters dreamy water sign Pisces and connects with the sun and rebellious Uranus, inspiring you to reorganize your space and routine.
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The acquisition also underscores Nadella's plan to reorganize the company with an eye to becoming a leader in cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
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Ms. Clinton had sought to reorganize and professionalize the foundation, angering Mr. Band and a fellow longtime Clinton aide, Justin Cooper, who resisted.
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He made a high-profile push to reorganize the agency and stepped up recruitment of and support for racial, sexual and gender minorities.
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The work rules were imposed during a tumultuous spring for department employees, as Ms. DeVos has sought to shrink and reorganize the agency.
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It's [in] the interests of Iraq and US to reorganize the relationship between both sides in a way keeps the sovereignty of Iraq.
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Granting the motion at this late date could cause a delay in the entire case as prosecutors would have to reorganize their evidence.
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These online travel agencies, or O.T.A.s, and search sites scrape data from other sources, reorganize it and present it to you, the user.
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It would prevent State from using funds to close or reorganize the cyber office, or divert funds for cyber efforts to other agencies.
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This encompasses a wide variety of changes in neural pathways and synapses that is basically the ability of the brain to reorganize itself.
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It's not that the soldier doesn't feel the wound, or the mother the labor; but they reorganize their experience to suit their situation.
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The company had filed for bankruptcy protection late last year with a plan to slash its debt as well as reorganize its business.
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"You reorganize for a week or two, and by mid-January, you're back buying and setting up for the following year," he said.
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"When you look at economic expansions, it's in that recovery that you see income growth – businesses recover, reorganize, workers find jobs," Price said.
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International consulting firm McKinsey & Company was hired under the Obama administration to reorganize spending for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement division of government.
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International consulting firm McKinsey & Company was hired under the Obama administration to reorganize spending in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement division of government.
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In turn, with more than 600 Sephora shops today, Penney has started to reorganize inventory to soak up as many sales as possible.
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Zinke wants to reorganize the department's regional management system, shifting authority away from state boundaries toward new ecologically-determined regions across the country.
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Kellogg Co on Monday said it will reorganize its North American division and explore the sale of its cookies and fruit snacks businesses.
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Dell's infrastructure chief, former EMC executive David Goulden, departed last fall, and the firm has since been working to reorganize its storage operations.
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After it filed for bankruptcy in 2017, the company initially had plans to reorganize so it could shed debt and stay in business.
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The company will have to show some other reason for needing to reorganize, and that it's not just trying to stiff a single creditor.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Robert Klyman, legal representation for the sportswear retailer, said that the company decided against attempting to reorganize itself.
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President Donald Trump's Veterans Affairs secretary, David Shulkin, will be stepping down from his position, as the president looks to further reorganize his cabinet.
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At the time, his appointment was considered a good fit for Ralph Lauren, which was seeking to reorganize and centralize business units and brands.
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Sales from the unit, which Pfizer plans to reorganize into a new division that sells off-patent medicines and generic drugs, fell 4.4 percent.
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Senators on Monday will begin the process of repealing a Bureau of Land Management rule to reorganize the government's land planning and management guidelines.
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Earlier this month, a company memo had shown that the company would cut just over 120 engineers and reorganize its engineering team, Reuters reported.
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In its ruling invalidating the bill the Court said that, based on current legislation, government could reorganize state-owned companies but parliament could not.
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According to sources close to the situation, Nasty Gal is preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, allowing it to reorganize its business.
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Core Media Group filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy Thursday morning saying it's several hundred million dollars in the hole, and needs to reorganize its debts.
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It's worth underscoring this: They voted for a massive bill to reorganize a sixth of the American economy without knowing what it would do.
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Acting State Department spokesman Mark Toner confirmed that the hiring freeze would remain until the plan to downsize and reorganize had been fully developed.
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These meetings took place amidst an effort by the State Department to reorganize two of its agencies that are heavily involved in CVE efforts.
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So far, the Saudi monarch is endorsing MbS's approach, even making him chairman of a special committee established to reorganize the kingdom's intelligence services.
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When my mom gets home, I help her reorganize the garage, which has become the home to both mine and my brother's school stuff.
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Zuckerberg resisted calls to reorganize the company around a new understanding of privacy, or to reconsider the depth of data it collects for advertisers.
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That leaves few levers the administration can pull to get the agency to reorganize its internal operations or make the suggested changes on mortgages.
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A key House panel has advanced legislation that would satisfy a years-long push to reorganize the Department of Homeland Security's main cybersecurity wing.
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Paul Reynaud, the Prime Minister, had plenty of room to fall back and reorganize, as the French had done successfully in the Great War.
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A special panel set up by Boeing's board of directors also recommended that the company reorganize its reporting structure for engineers to boost oversight.
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" It adds: "If firms can't be managed effectively, regulators would have the explicit statutory authorization to require that they reorganize, downsize or break apart.
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One approach, following the AP example, would be to reorganize Facebook into an association of diverse, interoperable social networks among which users could choose.
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In his resignation letter, Mitchell said he had helped to craft the administration's European strategy and reorganize the European bureau at the State Department.
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Gawker is filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code, which provides companies with protection from creditors while they reorganize their finances.
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While the budget will require congressional approval, Mr. Perry has authority to reorganize parts of the Energy Department before lawmakers decide on spending levels.
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Words dance and bend and reorganize themselves to the will of 12-year-old Charlotte Lockard, who is particularly resourceful at moving letters around.
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The party's tensions are likely to come to a head at a congress intended to pick a new leader, reorganize, and set policy priorities.
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That is because "it takes some time for firms to reorganize their supply chains so that they can avoid the tariffs," the authors write.
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Credit Suisse embarked on a three-year plan — slated to end this year — to reorganize operations around its wealth management and emerging markets businesses.
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The other thing we could hope for is that Republicans finally break from Trump and reorganize themselves in a way that's compatible with democracy.
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But the retail landscape is littered with out-of-business brands that tried to reorganize in the bankruptcy process and liquidated their businesses instead.
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But simple attempts to realign incentives, like the carbon tax, would be more effective and more realistic than government efforts to reorganize vast industries.
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He charged that the rule "coerces" states to reorganize their electricity systems and "commandeers" state resources to do that, in violation of the Constitution.
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Facebook last month declared that "the future is private" and promised to reorganize its entire service around encrypted private messaging rather than its News Feed.
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After 93 years of existence, the professional fraternity will "never be able to reorganize at Syracuse University," a spokeswoman said in a statement to Syracuse.com.
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You can tap and hold to reorganize pages however you like, and the outline gives you a nice, high-level view of your top projects.
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He wants to reorganize the cartel to take power away from Acosta in Juarez, who is supposedly "backwards" in his methods (this is new information!).
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She also called for maintaining the CFPB, an agency created in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law that Republican lawmakers would like to reorganize.
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These hurdles impact companies both large and small, but they would almost always exclude companies that lack the flexibility to drastically reorganize their subscription models.
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Payless said in court documents that is looking to reorganize its Latin American and franchise businesses, which include looking for capital to support those businesses.
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McCaul, who chairs the House Homeland Security Committee, is said to be pursuing similar legislation to reorganize the department's cybersecurity efforts in the new Congress.
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Chinese Quotas In 2009, China imposed quotas on rare earth exports and cut off supplies to Japan, claiming it needed to reorganize its domestic industry.
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Your day job and chores are becoming frustrating; it's time to move things around in your schedule and reorganize so that's no longer the case.
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The company, which has struggled with fewer people going to its hospitals, hinted earlier this year it would ask bankers to help reorganize its debt.
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And despite the momentary existentialism and tears, the Bliss pen helped me reorganize my thoughts, see things differently, and intermittently, did make me feel blissful.
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Eventually I did catch my breath and reorganize my sorry wet self and gave the nice guy a big thanks with a genuine toothy smile.
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He has been critical in attempting to reorganize at Jawbone, as it has sought to compete in the difficult device space (see GoPro and Fitbit).
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One of the sources said Intesa aimed to take control of Italy's biggest insurer with a view to reorganize the group and sell some assets.
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"The great objective of this government is to reorganize Poland into a Putin-like system," Michnik told me when we met at the newspaper's office.
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All attempts to compartmentalize and reorganize it into different micro-genres only takes away from their original achievements, which is the music that is HOUSE!
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The past has been on your mind, and now you're focused on how to reorganize your life so you don't make the same mistakes again.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela has created a commission to reorganize state oil company PDVSA in the coming months, according to the Official Gazette circulating on Thursday.
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And while Madkins is not going to reorganize the front office in the way Griffin might have envisioned, the hire indicates some changes will occur.
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Another rule on the chopping block in the days ahead is a Bureau of Land Management rule intended to reorganize the agency's natural resources planning.
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The offensive "will exacerbate humanitarian crises, increase the suffering of the Syrian people, and strengthen the ability of terrorists to reorganize their remnants," Alhakim said.
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But the trade war waged by President Trump has caused global supply chains to reorganize and relocate, especially assembly lines for information and communications technologies.
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Several recent military airstrikes against Islamic State fighters in southern Libya have seriously disrupted the terrorist group's efforts to reorganize and carry out strikes there.
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The proposed change, reports of which surfaced in July, is part of a broader effort by Tillerson to reorganize and streamline the State Department's functions.
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Romney is a Mormon who helped to reorganize the scandal-plagued 2002 Olympics Games in Salt Lake City — an effort he highlighted in his announcement.
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Ford said last year that it would reorganize its worldwide salaried work force with the goal of making it leaner by this year's second quarter.
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"Something happened that must not happen, which shows that the system is not functioning and hence we have to reorganize ourselves," Orepic told a news conference.
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Starting the morning after the election, we took immediate steps to reorganize the portfolio around investments that we believe will benefit from Trump's stated policy objectives.
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The Brexit vote continues to cause uncertainty and Fitch expects that securities firms will ultimately need to reorganize their UK and European businesses to some extent.
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Coty has reached an agreement with lenders to fund the restructuring plan that will reduce organizational layers and reorganize the business into regional units, it said.
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My mirror talks, and after six weeks post-baby, its time to reboot, reorganize and restructure as the CEO of my family of three active kids.
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In both cases, the clusters simply unfold into a long chain to pass through the bottleneck, then reorganize back into a cluster on the other side.
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Hiving off part of a business to insulate the rest from liabilities is a popular strategy for companies seeking to reorganize and deal with financial struggles.
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Peltz has called for P&G to reorganize into three business units: beauty, grooming and healthcare; fabric and home care and baby, feminine and family care.
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The retailer planned to reorganize its debt during the bankruptcy, and was seeking a loan to fund it through the process, Reuters had reported last week.
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In July, Coty laid out a four-year restructuring plan that involves reducing organizational layers and reorganize the operation into regional units with new business heads.
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"The social security system is fragmented and has a lot of bureaucracy," said Liisa Heinamaki,who is overseeing a project exploring ways to reorganize that system.
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Provident has been trying to reorganize the door-to-door lending business that has traditionally relied on self-employed agents and collecting repayments through weekly visits.
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In this role, she served as a special adviser to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and was closely involved in his efforts to reorganize the agency.
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India now wants to reorganize the region into two territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh — that would be governed by the federal authorities in New Delhi.
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Pence also wants the Defense Department to create a new organization called the Space Development Agency, which would reorganize how the military acquires new space technology.
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Trade groups and tech firms wrote a letter urging the Senate to pass a bill to rename and reorganize the Department of Homeland Security's cyber unit.
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Toys "R" Us had hoped to cut its debts and reorganize as a smaller, more nimble company when it filed a Chapter 11 case last September.
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According to news reports, United only went up to $800 per passenger — which wasn't enough to convince anyone else on the flight to reorganize their plans.
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Bon-Ton, which operates 256 stores in 23 states in the Northeast, Midwest and Upper Plains, said it would continue operating while it worked to reorganize.
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If you have tall jars of meticulously-stacked Oreos, or if you have big plans to reorganize your pantry, you may have been influenced by Khloé.
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"It takes time to learn how to reorganize care, change incentive systems internally," said Bruce Landon, a professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School.
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To that end, the White House's budget said it would "reorganize and consolidate" the $17 billion it spends on job training annually through 14 government agencies.
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And, like all newspaper groups, it is trying to reorganize its newsroom to provide its journalism in new forms that fit with new media consumption habits.
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The BBC said its newsrooms will in future focus on fewer stories and reorganize around a "story-led" model, with more journalists based outside of London.
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The enforcement division currently has a specialized unit for foreign bribery, but a new director may reorganize staff members to shift resources away from these cases.
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With every error, these algorithms slightly reorganize themselves to get a little bit closer to a solution until they can get it right with some reliability.
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A new vision By the start of 1970, many of the Immaculate Heart sisters had decided to renounce their vows and reorganize as a lay community.
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The brain is already known to sometimes reorganize itself when damaged, forming new connections between neurons in other areas to compensate for the ones that were lost.
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SunPower shares sank 30 percent after the company swung to a second-quarter loss, lowered its full-year revenue forecast and said it would reorganize its business.
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Boston is experimenting on two fronts; first, by working to reimagine and reorganize youth employment opportunities available to young people from high poverty areas of the city.
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Toyata Motor — The automaker plans to reorganize into units based on vehicle size and type, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing a source familiar with the matter.
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In addition to the nine retailers who have already liquidated or are working to reorganize, Payless and Bebe are expected to add their names to that list.
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Automakers are in prime position to capture a tremendous share of this value, but will need to move quickly and perhaps reorganize their priorities along the way.
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Jackson is pleased that the Bankruptcy Court approved his plan of reorganization today, less than one year after filing for chapter 11 to reorganize his financial affairs.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas) may also finally introduce a bill to reorganize DHS's cyber efforts, which he recently predicted would happen as early as the past week.
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British finance minister Philip Hammond criticized another Commission proposal which would require non-EU systemic banks to reorganize their activities in the EU under a holding company.
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Finally, economists repeatedly call for measures to prevent carbon leakage — where firms reorganize their activities or relocate operations to avoid the carbon tax — and to protect competitiveness.
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"The weeks that are coming up are really critical for the company's ability to reorganize," said Ray Schrock, its attorney, at a bankruptcy court hearing last week.
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The yet-to-be-finalized plans would move tens of thousands of government employees to new locations across the country and reorganize the management of federal lands.
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But it's not clear how many total truckers will be affected by the bankruptcy, which is allowing Cold Carriers to reorganize its debt obligations and continue operations.
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The White House on Thursday unveiled a sweeping plan to reorganize how the federal government is structured, including controversial proposals to impose work requirements on assistance programs.
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The decision would be part of the department's effort to reorganize operations and reduce bureaucratic waste, set forth by a March executive order signed by President Trump.
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The yet-to-be-finalized plans would move tens of thousands of government employees to new locations across the country and reorganize the management of federal lands.
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This involves tiny self-replicating machines, or nanobots, programmed to disassemble whatever matter they come into contact with and reorganize those atoms into exact replicas of themselves.
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The drug giant said it would reorganize into three units: Innovative medicines, established medicines and consumer healthcare, which it had been trying to sell since last year.
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Mr. Lampert had put forward a plan to reorganize the company's debts outside of a bankruptcy filing, but it isn't clear if Sears's creditors have accepted it.
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These developments will afford these groups opportunities to regroup, reorganize and engage in more training, as well as plan new activity on both operational and strategic levels.
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People are trying to reorganize right now in the affected villages and there is no way they will allow any company to come in and do this.
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Rebels say that the Russian-led alliance that brings together elite army units and Iranian-backed militias were using the lull in fighting to reorganize their forces.
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People who work double shifts — or double jobs — just to make ends meet, truly can't afford to rest, but I could reorganize my life if I tried.
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One of his tasks was to reorganize the collection so that pictures were arranged by national schools, identified by walls that were painted in different dark colors.
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Berkshire had emerged as a white knight for Energy Future, which had struggled for nearly a decade to reorganize its finances and filed for bankruptcy in 2014.
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DC has also started to reorganize its comic-book lineup, dropping three imprints, DC Zoom, DC Ink and Vertigo, and moving its content under age-specific labels.
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Lowe's said it will close 34 underperforming stores and reorganize its corporate structure in Canada as part of Chief Executive Officer Marvin Ellison's plan to improve profitability.
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Yet this was no longer an obstacle, he told a news conference in Havana, as the two countries had agreed on a plan to reorganize that debt.
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On the other is Mr. Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway Energy emerged as the power company's white knight after its nearly decade-long struggle to reorganize its finances.
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People familiar with Spotify expect Jenkins, who is moving to New York City after a seven-year stint in Minneapolis for Target, to eventually reorganize her group.
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I covered one aspect of Khosrowshahi's truce-making: Uber's offer to help Washington, DC reorganize its curb space by lending it some pick up and drop-off data.
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The company filed for Chapter 22017 protections Monday night — a move that will allow it to reorganize its $210 billion in debt to pay off creditors over time.
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The company filed for Chapter 20173 protections Monday night — a move that will allow it to reorganize its $5 billion in debt to pay off creditors over time.
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It takes extremely high pressures to reorganize carbon into diamonds—pressures higher than can easily be mimicked by humans or even created by processes within the Earth's crust.
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Verizon Communications said on Monday it will reorganize its business segments into Consumer, Business and Verizon Media Group/Oath to focus on the types of customers it serves.
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Coty said on Monday it had reached an agreement with creditors to fund a restructuring plan that will reduce organizational layers and reorganize the business into regional units.
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The inability of US forces to eliminate al-Qaeda networks in Iraq helped it to reorganize as ISIS after then-president Barack Obama withdrew US forces in 2011.
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The security ecosystem will reorganize itself into systems of intelligence Security, like any other business function, is an amalgamation of people, processes and technology coordinated to manage risk.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Snapchat owner Snap Inc will cut just over 120 engineers and reorganize its engineering team, according to a company memo seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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Mercury retrograde can be frustratingly slow, but you're being given more time to work through your feelings and reorganize your schedule so it works better for your goals.
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He first signaled moves to reorganize the bank in comments to reporters last month, saying Turkey could face serious problems if its central bank were not completely overhauled.
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That would allow time to continue efforts to reorganize the State Department and would mean he could claim to have put in a year as America's top diplomat.
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Many coal mining companies were forced to seek protection from the bankruptcy courts during 2015 and 2016 as they tried to reorganize their businesses and negotiate with creditors.
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Ford Motor Company is planning to cut some of its staff over time as the company begins to reorganize its salaried workforce to become a more fit business.
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But she said in an email that Zinke had been "out front" in carrying out orders by President Donald Trump to reorganize the federal government for the future.
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The Trump administration is preparing a plan to reorganize the federal government and move welfare programs into the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), according to Politico.
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Toys 'R' Us had been trying to reorganize under U.S. Chapter 11 but last week said those efforts had failed and it was quickly running out of cash.
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"There may be legitimate reasons why you want to reorganize [the State Department], but keeping [positions] vacant this long isn't the way to do this right," Stier said.
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Additionally, there are shortcuts to quickly reorganize cells from "A to Z" or from "Z to A." These shortcuts are found in both the "Data" and "Home" tabs.
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"He doesn't possess the executive power to reorganize the government at whim," said Jody Freeman, a law professor at Harvard University who served in the first Obama administration.
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Pfizer said on Wednesday it would reorganize into three units, separating its consumer health-care business that the U.S. drugmaker has been trying to sell since last year.
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Once the pass-through rate is substantially below the tax rate for high-income wage earners, those wage earners have an incentive to reorganize themselves as pass-throughs.
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While the military might want to use this opportunity to reorganize the ZANU-PF and then call for an election, the party's problems are not the people's problems.
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"This now eliminates the roster problems this winter, because slower growth means we no longer require our pilots to reorganize their leave," the company said in the statement.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was at the bottom, presumably because a whole lot of people believe that she is trying to reorganize public education into a private venture.
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Seasoning is what happens when fats are heated to a certain point that causes them to reorganize into something resembling a plastic coating and bond to the metal.
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He and his deputy, John Sullivan, have also faced tough questions on the ongoing effort to reorganize the department, which includes proposals to shutter offices and eliminate positions.
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The move to Evercore comes during a prolonged slump in the restructuring advisory business, in which bankers help companies reorganize their debts, including through Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings.
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"The risks presented by this example are exactly why I took immediate steps to assess and then reorganize the Background Investigation Unit," she said, referring to Mr. Hay.
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Lawmakers have sought ways to improve the DHS's cyber mission, for instance considering legislation that would reorganize the DHS's cyber efforts and consolidate them into one operational agency.
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Still, those reductions hit hard enough that the weapons industry was forced to reorganize via a series of mega-mergers encouraged by the administration of President Bill Clinton.
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Michael Turner (R-Ohio) has been leading the opposition, saying Congress needs to slow down and require the Pentagon to study the issue before requiring it to reorganize.
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Roughly defined, Comte's philosophy of positivism sought to reorganize society around the concept that explanations derived from science should be prized as a way of understanding the world.
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This Chapter 11 Case was initiated to bring [this litigation] to an expeditious and cost-effective end to permit the Debtor to reorganize, failing which, [Searchmetrics] will be liquidated.
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The judge found that the consortium and the Brazilian government failed to meet a previous license requirement to reorganize the regional office of Funai, the national Indian protection agency.
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"A holding company structure can flexibly and nimbly adapt to these changes," he said, referring to Dai-ichi's move this month to reorganize itself as an insurance holding company.
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She's seeking bankruptcy protection to "reorganize my financial affairs," Wildenstein says in the statement, noting that she has a total $16.4 million in assets and $6.4 million in liabilities.
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The online shopping firm now plans to reorganize its JD Finance arm and hold no equity in the unit, so that it will become a wholly Chinese-owned entity.
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Tillerson commissioned the study as he looks to reorganize the State Department to cut its budget by roughly 30 percent, as laid out in President Donald Trump's budget proposal.
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The company said it would reorganize into seven portfolios: customer, operational, commercial, people, cargo, finance and strategy, and IT, with a plan to implement major changes by mid-2017.
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Tillerson said diversity would be an important part of his plans to reorganize the department and noted that only about 12% of senior foreign service officers are non-white.
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This year, a non-profit organization gave them guitars and violins so they could play their traditional music at the fiestas believed to help heal and reorganize the world.
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Last year, intelligence authorities in the Netherlands issued a public report stating that the Islamic State uses Turkey as "a strategic base" to reorganize, threatening the security of Europe.
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The transfer is one of several reform ideas the administration proposed as part of its plan, unveiled this year, to reorganize federal agencies and streamline operations (Federal News Radio).
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The Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations also sought to reorganize elements of the federal bureaucracy, with limited success, because Congress has to approve the ideas, along with federal unions.
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"The weeks that are coming up are really critical for the company's ability to reorganize," said Ray Schrock, its attorney, at a bankruptcy court hearing a week before Thanksgiving.
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Jamil later joined Assad's rubber-stamp parliament before being removed from his post a second time and resurfacing as a leading proponent of Russian efforts to "reorganize" the opposition.
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The data might be backed up, and now the Air Force will have to go through that painstaking task of contacting each base and trying to reorganize the data.
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Adams said he expects the administration's plan to reorganize the State Department will need at least some legislation to actually happen, which would have to pass through Corker's committee.
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The bill to reorganize it, which would amplify the efforts of the department's key cyber division, easily passed the House last year, but has since stalled in the Senate.
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A financial planner can sit down and estimate the true costs of parenthood, reorganize your cash flow, and plan for any savings goals you have as a family.2.
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The hiring freeze would be lifted at the appropriate time, the spokesperson said, noting that it is only temporary while the department examines its structure and how to reorganize.
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PG&E filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January to reorganize its finances to help pay expected claims from the 2017 and 2018 blazes, including November's Camp Fire.
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In fact it is common for retailers who try to use bankruptcy to reorganize to end up with a second, final trip to bankruptcy court in relatively short order.
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Cory Booker, a New Jersey Democrat, introduced a bipartisan bill last year to reorganize the criminal justice system, the latest example of the issue bringing Republicans and Democrats together.
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The board added in a statement on Friday that Mr. Peltz's push to reorganize the company into global units was a "bad idea" that would only stall its momentum.
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But legislation to reorganize local and state police forces and give the attorney general's office full autonomy has languished in Congress, while the military bill has been pushed along.
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In the wake of Ebola and Zika, for example, my team worked to reorganize the White House's approach to infectious disease to ensure that the nation was adequately prepared.
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The hostile relationship between the two countries is back in the international spotlight after New Delhi moved to downgrade and reorganize the region of Jammu and Kashmir last week.
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"They're not hiring the talent they need to reorganize and manage," she said, pointing to a multimillion-dollar contract to McKinsey & Company to work on a blueprint for reforms.
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The ruling Law and Justice party says its goal with the law is to prevent "anarchy" among judges and that it has the right to reorganize Poland's justice system.
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An effort in Congress to reorganize the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity efforts is finally gaining steam, but faces an uncertain fate as lawmakers leave for the August recess.
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GE said on Tuesday it will reorganize the power business by creating two units, one focused on natural gas and the other holding the steam, nuclear and other assets.
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A Senate bill reauthorizing Homeland Security includes language that would reorganize the cyber office, and was approved by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee earlier this month.
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It also underscores the problems of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, Fioramonti's party, which is trying to reorganize amid widespread internal dissatisfaction with its leader Luigi Di Maio.
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Pfizer has said it would reorganize itself and create a separate consumer healthcare unit, a business the New York-based company has been trying to sell since last year.
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The restructuring plan will reduce organizational layers and reorganize the operation into regional units with new business heads, the company said, adding that it had secured funding from lenders.
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After the close on Friday, S&P Dow Jones Indices was poised to reorganize several of its sectors and relaunch its telecommunications index as a new communication services sector.
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Despite the fanfare, the plan is just that — a plan — and likely to go nowhere in Congress, which has the sole authority to create, eliminate, and reorganize federal agencies.
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A bankruptcy filing would normally halt active litigation immediately, giving a company such as Insys time to reorganize and preserve money that would otherwise be spent fighting the cases.
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Rumors had suggested these cuts would take place, and it's traditional for Microsoft to reorganize its businesses at this time of the year, just ahead of its new financial year.
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Sears won court approval on Tuesday for $350 million in critical bankruptcy financing that will keep the 125-year-old retailer operating through the holidays while it attempts to reorganize.
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Holders of about 79% of its unsecured notes, who are represented by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, are backing its plan to shed most of its debt and reorganize quickly.
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According to Ford's statement, it will reorganize European operations into three "customer-focused" groups that will focus on passenger vehicles, imports — such as the American-made Mustang — and commercial vehicles.
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Trying to reorganize chemotherapy wards and patient scheduling in order to take advantage of the findings would be a complex proposition with the potential for unintended consequences, the researcher note.
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John Cryan, co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank since July, has been trying to reorganize the bank to make it less complex and better able to comply with stricter regulations.
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Miller pleaded guilty to concealing approximately $755,000 in income she had earned in 2012 and 2013 after filing for bankruptcy in 2010 to reorganize her Abby Lee Dance Company business.
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They have been working hard to establish their enterprise cloud business since 2015 when they brought in Diane Greene to reorganize the cloud unit and give them some enterprise cred.
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Retailers will often use "bankruptcy to reorganize by shedding debt and closing stores, but often these companies end up with a second bankruptcy soon after," as CNN Business points out.
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" Ford said last year it was working to reorganize its global salaried workforce that will "result in headcount reduction over time, and this will vary based on team and location.
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Manning added that brand clients he advises are considering "the extent to which they should reorganize themselves," noting that a different model of in-housing will apply to each business.
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Pittsburgh-based Westinghouse said it hopes to use bankruptcy to isolate and reorganize around its "very profitable" nuclear fuel and power plant servicing businesses from its money-losing construction operation.
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" Ford said last year it was working to reorganize its global salaried workforce that will "result in headcount reduction over time, and this will vary based on team and location.
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ORD leadership announced to staff last week that it will move forward with plans to reorganize multiple offices housed under the ORD, including plans to merge two key science offices.
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An Interior Department spokeswoman said the decision to move Clement and others came after an executive order from President Trump in which departments were told to reorganize their internal workforces.
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In 19933, Ben-Gurion, then prime minister and minister of defense, appointed Mr. Peres director general of the Defense Ministry, where he used his Harvard training to reorganize the department.
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India wants to reorganize it into two territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh — that would be governed by the federal authorities in New Delhi as opposed to individual state governors.
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SXNP Under the changes, Siemens will reorganize into three operating companies - "Gas and Power", "Smart Infrastructure" and "Digital Industries" – to give its individual businesses "more entrepreneurial freedom," the company said.
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Justice minister Janis Bordans told Reuters he was looking at how to reorganize work in enforcement agencies, promising radical reform after what he said was a mishandling of the case.
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As long as the top tax rate on personal income is close to the tax rate on pass-through entities, the incentive to reorganize to avoid taxes will be minimal.
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The company, with 308 stores in the United States, Canada and Britain, filed to reorganize under federal bankruptcy laws in November but is expected to emerge from bankruptcy in January.
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To mobilize those constituencies, candidates threw themselves into polarizing the electorate from novel positions — not the center — sharpening differences and working to reorganize the electoral playing field around their concerns.
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"It's a colossal waste of our time to now have to reorganize hundreds of thousands of cases to deal with language issues and then there's no interpreter," Ms. Tabaddor said.
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U.S. Space Command, which previously existed from 1985 to 85033, is being re-established as part of the Trump administration's broader effort to reorganize how the U.S. military handles space.
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This is the time for release, or when division is made until the next phase, the waning quarter moon, when we reevaluate and reorganize ourselves before the cycle begins again.
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In moving to an independent bank, Mr. Shah will be better able to work for a greater variety of clients, from companies seeking to reorganize their debts to their creditors.
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The Trump administration is weighing a plan to reorganize the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), stripping the agency of its mandate to investigate alcohol and tobacco smuggling.
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But when you're scaling up at lightning speed, you may need to reorganize the company three times in a single year or repeatedly churn through members of your management team.
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But the retail landscape is littered with brands that tried to reorganize in the bankruptcy process and liquidated their businesses instead, such as RadioShack, Toys "R" Us and Sports Authority.
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The hearing will also likely feature discussions about an ongoing effort in Congress, spearheaded by Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas), to reorganize and elevate the department's cybersecurity wing.
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Earlier in 2018, Ford announced a plan to reorganize its worldwide salaried work force of 70,000 with the goal of having a leaner staff by the second quarter of 2019.
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LSD at repeated high doses can cause the networks of neurons in your brains to reorganize, leading to what's colloquially known as "acid brain," characterized by foggy headedness and flashbacks.
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However, the group's influence and that of its members has waned in recent weeks as National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster continues to reshuffle and reorganize his predecessor's National Security Council.
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The idea of a more responsible company stepping in to reorganize the awful world of online advertising isn't particularly troublesome, and the short-term outcomes will probably be nothing but positive.
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In that context, Nordhaus's exhortation to carry on more or less as usual, rejecting "the utopian dreams of those who wish to radically reorganize the world," seems perilously out of touch.
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If for some reason a controller lost contact during a mission or a drone were destroyed, the remaining drones could reorganize, fill the void and continue — and ultimately complete — the mission.
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Hoyer said the EIB would reorganize internally and work with other European and national development banks in what Hoyer expects to be a comparable set-up to the European Investment Fund.
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Machar fled the capital, and last month he ordered his forces to reorganize for "armed resistance" if the government failed to revive the agreement and restore his position as vice president.
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PG&E filed for bankruptcy this week, seeking to reorganize its debt as it faces multiple lawsuits over its alleged liability in a series of deadly wildfires during 2202 and 2628.
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It declined to endorse privatizing the Postal Service, a proposal that was initially floated by the administration earlier this year as part of a broader plan to reorganize the federal government.
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It quickly caught the attention of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, a former oil executive, who has made it a priority to reorganize the State Department bureaucracy to run more efficiently.
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Byrne's company is moving aggressively into the blockchain space, and the CEO has said he plans to reorganize or sell the e-commerce business to focus on the technology underpinning bitcoin.
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Pence's recommendations are outlined in a report from Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, who Congress directed to come up with ways the Defense Department could reorganize its management of space activities.
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The University of Alaska has said it will reorganize its campuses and may have to cut more than 8 percent of the staff, but professors are already heading for the exits.
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It would also reorganize the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a watchdog created through Dodd-Frank that last week penalized Wells Fargo for creating millions of fake accounts under customers' names.
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It is against that backdrop of drama that various proposals are bubbling up to reorganize USCO, including modernizing its technology infrastructure and establishing a "small claims court" for minor copyright disputes.
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If we reimagine and reorganize the structures and systems that have shaped the lives of people of color, black and Native American in particular, poor white Americans will also be helped.
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When it pledged to reorganize, however, it also showed how entrenched its problems were when the TPG co-founder David Bonderman, then a board member, made a disparaging remark about women.
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I sifted through this box, pretending to reorganize its contents, reading the old newspaper clipping that had gone fuzzy and soft, my grandfather's notes in the margins in runny blue ink.
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Byrne told CNBC in December 2017 that the goal was to sell or reorganize the core Overstock business within 60 to 90 days so he could go all-in on blockchain.
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A response to 9/11 attacks After the attacks on the World Trade Center, Pentagon and in Pennsylvania in 2001, lawmakers wanted to reorganize the government to foster coordination between agencies.
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In Congress, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York has rallied liberal Democrats around a Green New Deal — a call to reorganize the American economy around clean energy and renewable prosperity.
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"When we recall something, the act of recalling activates a biochemical process that can solidify and reorganize the memory that is stored," said Andre Fenton, a neuroscientist at New York University.
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Two systems are at play: one neural network (an assemblage of digital nodes that reorganize themselves to accomplish a task) to process real-world images, and another to process imitation data.
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Some of these companies will reorganize under Chapter 11 and carry on in diminished form — after all, coal still provides 28 percent of the nation's electricity, so someone has to mine it.
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According to the company's latest annual report, Molson Coors had about 17,750 employees worldwide, 7,300 of them located in the US. Molson Coors said it plans to consolidate and reorganize office locations.
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Electronics is a vital part of Vietnam's economy as firms such as Japan's Sony Corp and South Korea's LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics reorganize production in the face of slumping global demand.
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"Even assuming the FTC would prevail in litigation, a court would not give the Commission carte blanche to reorganize Facebook's governance structures and business operations as we deem fit," the majority wrote.
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Cut to now, Carson said in her statement that this move allows the organization to "reorganize while continuing to conduct day-to-day business," which includes putting on competitions, events, and camps.
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Yet if Turkey abandoned its deal with Russia, Raytheon would reorganize the Patriot missile defense system production schedule to guarantee that Turkey could receive the missile system within a faster time frame.
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But sweet energy flows when Venus meets Jupiter on January 22, making for a wonderful time to reorganize your workspace or your home, and to do anything that makes you feel beautiful!
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Under the safeguard procedure the servicing of bank and bond debt is suspended while the group works on a plan to reorganize its debt and potentially reschedule it up to 10 years.
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Volkswagen's supervisory board wants to reorganize the way passenger car brands, trucks and buses are grouped, in a bid to increase its development and engineering synergies and improve the German carmaker's competitiveness.
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Yet if Turkey abandons its deal with Russia, Raytheon would reorganize the Patriot missile defense system production schedule to guarantee that Turkey could receive the missile system within a faster time frame.
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They urged quick efforts to reorganize the negotiations, aimed at accelerating cuts in planet-warming emissions and helping vulnerable communities find ways to deal with the increasingly harmful impacts of climate change.
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I remember thinking about Mirta and how I would explain this to her, and also the sudden exhaustion I felt as I calculated the hours it would take me to reorganize everything.
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"The president signed an executive order to reorganize the federal government for the future and the secretary has been absolutely out front on that issue," spokeswoman Heather Swift said in a statement.
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The House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday will mark up legislation by Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) to reorganize how the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) protects critical infrastructure from digital threats.
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Lawmakers are taking a second stab at legislation that would reorganize the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity efforts with the goal of bolstering its cyber operations in the face of evolving threats.
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Mr. Trump unveiled on Thursday a plan to overhaul the federal government, intended to reorganize social welfare programs in a way that would make them easier to cut, scale back or restructure.
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This fall, G.E. plans to expand and reorganize the plant to build test models for a new offshore turbine with twice the generating power of the giant it is assembling here now.
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M.L.B. is worried about the long distances that many teams travel, often on buses, to play their games, and wants to reorganize the leagues in a way that makes more sense geographically.
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Filing for Chapter 11 allows organizations to continue operating and making money, even as they reorganize, negotiate with insurance providers and set up a trust to dole out payments to future claimants.
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Papers including The Journal, The New York Times, The Guardian, the Gannett publications and others have responded with plans to reorganize, shed staff, kill off whole sections, or all of the above.
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Inexperienced three years ago, his score card so far includes the war in Yemen, the split with Qatar, the attempt to reorganize Lebanese politics, and the kingdom's economic transformation of Vision 85033.
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Now that the House has passed a bill to reorganize and elevate the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) cyber mission, all eyes are on whether the Senate will take up similar legislation.
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Sports Authority aims to hold two auctions next month to sell its assets instead of trying to reorganize, one its lawyers said on Tuesday at a hearing in the retail chain's bankruptcy case.
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The brains of children older than U.D. might not be able to reorganize as effectively as his did, while younger children might do even do better, letting them see more of the world.
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The sixth-largest property developer by sales in China also laid out a new strategy to reorganize three business groups outside property - namely big infrastructure, commerce and trade, as well as hotel tourism.
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If firms worldwide cannot reorganize their supply chains to circumvent the tariff, the border tax alone could pull close to $125 billion (0.6% of U.S. GDP) out of the pockets of American consumers.
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Santander hired Powell, a former JPMorgan banker, last year and is investing about $170 million a year to reorganize a complex structure, partly a hangover from the acquisition of Sovereign Bank in 2009.
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The goal now is to untangle and reorganize yeast's genetic blueprint, eventually creating a cell that has been optimized to remove all the redundancies and faulty design elements that nature endowed it with.
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In an interim report to Congress in March on ways to reorganize its space organizations, the Pentagon said it is making changes to "ensure that we are prepared for" potential conflicts in space.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro surmounted a crucial hurdle for his young government on Wednesday by winning approval from disgruntled lower house lawmakers for his move to reorganize the country's executive branch.
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of New Ulm, which is southwest of Minneapolis, said in a statement it will use Chapter 11 bankruptcy to reorganize its finances and produce a plan to pay creditors.
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The full Homeland Security Committee is also waiting on the new administration to get feedback on draft legislation that would reorganize DHS's cyber efforts -- a high priority of Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas).
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On days when I needed the tote to use at the beach or hold a picnic lunch, I'd dump everything else out in my suitcase (and reorganize at the end of the day).
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In the meantime, White House officials said, Mr. Trump will temporarily reorganize his White House staff to focus on confirming a new justice by the time the court's next term opens in October.
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Raad has continued to restyle and reorganize the material "within" his established frameworks, and much of Better Be Watching the Clouds highlights his ongoing critique of the Middle East's rapidly expanding art infrastructure.
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For the first project I think it really skewed more pop because of that, but after that process, I kind of like stepped back, and had to reorganize my taste and my perspective.
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A productive energy flows on September 226, as Mercury, Mars, and the sun meet in Virgo, inspiring you to reorganize something at home or begin an important conversation concerning security, privacy, or boundaries.
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At events for Ms. Harris last week, several white voters said that the president's reliance on white identity politics to motivate his conservative base had forced them to reorganize their own voting priorities.
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Mr. Cuomo dismissed claims that disagreements led Mr. Byford to resign, indicating that plans to reorganize the transit agency — and take some responsibilities away from Mr. Byford — might have contributed to his decision.
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Microsoft is also planning to enable pinned channels later this year so you can keep important channels at the top of the Teams channel list and reorganize them into your own custom list.
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While most studies suggest the deal has had a modest overall effect on the United States economy, it has encouraged companies to reorganize their supply chains by moving lower-cost operations to Mexico.
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Former late-night host Jon Stewart joined New York lawmakers on Monday to call on the White House to withdraw a proposal to reorganize the health-care program for 2628/28500 first responders.
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Comedian Jon Stewart speaks to retired New York City EMT Salvatore Turturici after a press conference on Monday to discuss a proposal that could reorganize the 9/11 first responders' health-care program.
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Elliott has complained for some time about Energy Future's efforts to reorganize its finances, and in May it sued the utility company to pressure it into seeking alternative ways to restructure its debts.
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In Mr. Stankey's view, Warner Media needed to reorganize the TV networks in a way "where they could cooperate more together," he said, which meant that some top executives would have reduced roles.
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As you reorganize every inch of your home, from your living room and kitchen to your bathroom and bedroom, you might realize you're missing the right storage and organization solutions to do so.
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As Kibler said, a company needs to have a really good reason to reorganize — a good reason to exist — and the rise of e-commerce has made retailers with massive store presences obsolete.
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Golfsmith, which has 109 stores across the United States, filed for bankruptcy with a plan to find a buyer for its U.S. business, reorganize on a smaller scale or liquidate, according to court documents.
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While Bristow moved fast to reorganize Barrick since taking the helm last month, Newmont CEO Gary Goldberg has said he will retire at the end of 2019 after, he hopes, the Goldcorp deal closes.
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It's really great to have all these resources at your fingertips 24 hours a day, but at the same time, it's okay to just hang out at home one day and reorganize and recollect.
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"Short term they'll win (on price) but how long will it be before industry reorganize themselves and Ivory Coast and Ghana have too much production they have to control," said a Europe-based trader.
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BRASILIA, Brazil – U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Sunday he is satisfied that creating a Space Force as a separate military service is the right way to reorganize the Pentagon&aposs approach to space.
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"When the law changed, it immediately had a very severe effect on the ability of retailers to reorganize" explains Lawrence Gottlieb, a bankruptcy attorney and retail sector expert at New York law firm Cooley.
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In the company's latest bid to reorganize after two years of battling creditors, "The time has come to ... confirm a plan and actually emerge from Chapter 11," said Chad Husnick of Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
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The Camp Fire was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California's modern history and put PG&E on track for bankruptcy so it can reorganize its finances to pay thousands of expected claims.
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But Manfra says she is encouraged by the recent passage of legislation in the House that would reorganize and rename NPPD, transforming it into an operational agency to handle cyber and physical infrastructure protection.
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Haldeman and the President's counsel and assistant for domestic affairs, John Ehrlichman, took it upon themselves to reorganize the office of the first lady and combined the posts of staff director and press secretary.
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"This is not a time, when you're dealing with terrorist groups who can reorganize and threaten the security of our country, this is not a time to back away from that responsibility," he said.
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For instance, during the construction of prefabricated bathrooms as part of a recent expansion of Riverside Community Hospital in Southern California, foremen used Rhumbix to reorganize how and where they set out building materials.
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Speaking at a meeting with Shell's upstream head, Andrew Brown, Buhari said he had instructed the chief of naval staff to reorganize and strengthen the military Joint Task Force to deal with the militancy.
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You often have to reorganize your priorities, your life, even your sense of self to some degree, and I couldn't silence the voices that told me that my fears were too "selfish" for motherhood.
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" Heather Swift, a spokeswoman for the Interior Department, said, "The president signed an executive order to reorganize the federal government for the future and the secretary has been absolutely out front on that issue.
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In a statement, Diller said the departures are the result of disagreements between the board and upper management over the company&aposs strategy as it attempted to reorganize its brands in the past year.
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Overstock launched its Medici Ventures division in 285.5 to oversee those blockchain investments and Byrne has said he plans to reorganize or sell the e-commerce business to focus on the technology underpinning bitcoin.
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The reworked loan under discussion aims to give Sears, which employs roughly 68,000 people, more breathing room to avoid liquidation and reorganize around a smaller set of stores expected to be put up for sale.
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"It has become apparent that the debtors will not reorganize under a plan but instead will pursue a sale," Klyman said in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware, on Tuesday, according to the Journal.
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Since going public in 2014, Rocket Internet has been trying to simplify and reorganize the tangle of e-commerce startups funded and grown by the Berlin-based incubator to make the main business more profitable.
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"Even assuming the FTC would prevail in litigation, a court would not give the Commission carte blanche to reorganize Facebook's governance structures and business operations as we deem fit," the commissioners in the majority wrote.
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Being forced to go through a court-approved review would suck up management's time with hundreds of hours of depositions when it is in an "all-hands-deck effort" to operate and reorganize the company.
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As noted by Bloomberg Taipei's Samson Ellis, the layoffs are downsizing 22 percent of HTC's entire workforce, marking a significant reduction of the company as it tries to reorganize itself to better weather the future.
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Energy producer Legacy Reserves Inc said on Tuesday it would seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to implement a plan backed by its lenders to reorganize its finances by cutting more than $900 million in debt.
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"The bank thought it was not the best road ahead for the company," said Batista, adding that the current shareholder agreement with BNDES would end in 2019, which would then free it to reorganize operations.
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Either way, funds that are currently organized in the U.S. may seek to reorganize abroad to take advantage of the border-adjustment tax if the rules are written in a way that would benefit them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration plans to reorganize its drug review staff and create a SWAT team to eliminate a backlog of requests for rare disease drug designation, it said on Thursday.
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As part of the U.S. government settlement, Hyundai and Kia agreed to reorganize their emissions certification group, improve testing, better manage test data, enhance employee training and audit fleets for model years 2015 and 2016.
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You can also reorganize the number of quick actions in the Action Center, with 14 available to choose from to get easy access to settings like VPN, tablet mode, quiet hours, Wi-Fi, and more.
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When he testified in support of the plan to reorganize the company without his direct leadership, Mr. Trump said he would stay "very involved" with the casino company that would continue to bear his name.
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India says Kashmir's special status was holding it back The Indian government has justified its move to remove the special status and reorganize the state citing the need for desperate economic reforms in the region.
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There is an echo of my own gestures in the movement by the audience, because it has to reorganize itself constantly to not be hit by my costume or just to see what's going on.
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And in Congress, where Mr. Tillerson once found members willing to give deference to his efforts to reorganize and shrink the State Department, there is now anger and defiance about the extent of those plans.
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N, the parent of Jefferies Group LLC, said on Monday it would sell stakes in two non-financial companies for about $1.33 billion and reorganize its operations to focus on investment banking and advisory services.
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It has promised to clean up and reorganize professional soccer and build a new generation of players by creating tens of thousands of soccer fields and adding soccer programs in tens of thousands of schools.
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But any idea must go through the federal bankruptcy court where two camps of investors — one aligned with wildfire victims seeking damages from PG&E, and another with management — have submitted plans to reorganize the company.
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The lender, which plans to cut jobs, reorganize its branches and real estate assets and outsource some functions, said the restructuring actions are expected to reduce costs by about $160 million by the end of 2018.
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SNC, which in February forecast 2019 earnings of C$3 to C$3.20 per share, said it would reorganize its resources and infrastructure construction segments into a separate business following continued poor performance of the units.
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Rituals reorganize, affirm, and codify the emotional detritus that accumulates in adult life: so much of self-help and self-care is ritual, and so much of our own undoing of the self is also ritualized.
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The bill would give the DHS office, currently titled the National Protection and Programs Directorate, the more tailored name of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and would reorganize the office into a full-fledged agency.
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Federal contractor Boeing announced Tuesday it will reorganize its defense and space business in a major move that will eliminate roughly 50 executive positions and make the company "more globally competitive," it said in a statement.
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Rebel groups have struggled to reorganize and recover from the heavy blows dealt them by the joint Russian and Iranian military surge that began last fall and has shifted the military momentum back toward the government.
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Chapter 11 bankruptcy is also known as "reorganization" bankruptcy: businesses reorganize their budgets in order to create a plan for paying off creditors over time, which usually involves cutting costs to funnel money toward debt payments.
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Oi filed in June for Brazil's largest in-court reorganization plan ever after the country's No. 1 fixed-line phone carrier ran out of time to reorganize operations and restructure existing liabilities amid a harsh recession.
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Narcomanta—the messages left behind by drug cartels—had, for months, claimed that much of this year's violence in Acapulco was related to Laborín Archuleta's attempt to reorganize the Beltrán Leyva cartel and retake the town.
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Russian state media said the Kremlin supported efforts by Saudi Arabia, which is the host for the opposition committee, to reorganize the opposition, presumably an effort to recruit a committee that would agree to new parameters.
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Concurrent with the consent solicitation process, Lodha is seeking consent to reorganize, such that the London properties become part of the restricted group as Lodha increases its stake in the London properties to at least 212000%.
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Russia's current heavy lift rocket, the Proton M, has had a nearly 10 percent failure rate in more than 100 launches since it entered service in 2001, creating pressure to reorganize and improve the space program.
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They sought to remove payment limitations from marketing assistance loan gains and loan-deficiency payments and tried to make it easier for general partnerships to reorganize as "family farms" and thus qualify for greater subsidy payments.
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The bill includes language that would reorganize and rename the office within the department that protects federal networks and critical infrastructure from physical and cyber threats, currently known as the National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD).
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But when Judge Sean H. Lane of United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan recently approved a plan to reorganize the company by NYCO Renaissance, it paved the way for the process of granting the refunds to begin.
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Trump also briefly addressed his recent string of decisions to reorganize his campaign and bring on a pair of seasoned Republican strategists who are taking on larger roles in preparing the campaign for the upcoming primary contests.
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The noteholders in court papers said Pacific Drilling has yet to produce a valuation of its business to help with crafting a restructuring plan since talks began in May 2016 on how to potentially reorganize the company.
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Japan's third-largest steelmaker, which has posted losses in the last two business years, promised to automate more of its operations and reorganize its quality control systems to recover from one of the nation's biggest corporate scandals.
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As capitalism continues to discriminatively rank the globe by gender, class, ability, and identity, these scatological artworks invert the highbrow/lowbrow polarities and reorganize the boundaries around what, how, and by whom art is constituted and consumed.
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On August 21.5, he signed into law the Family Farmer Relief Act of 250, which increases the debt limit for family farmers seeking to reorganize under Chapter 2915 bankruptcy to $22017 million from an adjusted $220 million.
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In response to the endless run of privacy controversies, he announced a broad plan to reorganize all of Facebook around encrypted group messaging, moving it from a global town square to a provider of semi-private spaces.
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Harley's shares touched a two-month high on the company's plan to streamline its operations, reorganize and reduce its workforce during the fourth quarter in a move that will cost the company $264 million to $1.1.09 million.
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Staropoli, who as recently as June forecast big plans to reorganize the department's information technology office, will officially leave the post at the start of September, turning the role over to his deputy on a temporary basis.
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I bring this up because I believe it reveals the human drive to reorganize things to our liking, in that if those ideal teams don't exist in real life, we will make them exist in our minds.
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"This was an important and necessary step to secure the future of our company, which will enable us to reorganize our business and reposition Forever 19843," Linda Chang, the company's executive vice president, said in the statement.
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"This was an important and necessary step to secure the future of our company, which will enable us to reorganize our business and reposition Forever 21," Linda Chang, the company's executive vice president, said in the statement.
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Microsoft – Microsoft's plans to reorganize its global sales force this week were elaborated upon in a Wall Street Journal article, quoting people familiar, after those plans were first reported in the Puget Sound Business Journal last week.
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Leland chose to reorganize the company as Cadillac Automobile Company, naming it after French explorer Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, the founder of Detroit, which was America's automotive hub as well as the home of the company.
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In the past few months the company has also dealt with threatened strikes by the chorus over a proposal to cut salaries and reorganize the season; in March, a deal with Equity, the musicians' union, was reached.
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Last June, Congress passed the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA), which created a framework for Puerto Rico to reorganize its debt under the supervision of a fiscal control board and U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
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Since his earliest days in office, Tillerson has pushed the State redesign as a way to reorganize and prepare the agency for the 21st century, arguing that it has long been relying on aging practices and technology.
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Filing for Chapter 11 allows these organizations to continue operating and making money even as they reorganize for the future, negotiate with their insurance and set up a trust to dole out payments to claimants going forward.
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"This is very important, a crucial congress for Fatah to reorganize the movement and renew the legitimacy of the leadership," said Jibril Rajoub, a former security chief and central committee member who is running for re-election.
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Analysts have drawn parallels to when big-box retailer Sports Authority initially hoped to reorganize its business but ultimately was forced in 2016 to shutter its roughly 460 stores after a failed attempt to find a bidder.
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The bill would reorganize and rename the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) office that secures civilian federal networks and critical infrastructure from cyber and physical threats, transforming it from a headquarters component into a stand-alone agency.
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Yet it is best known as a sinkhole for investor money, with the three firms that bought it having written off their entire stakes in the enterprise and creditors still squabbling over how to reorganize its finances.
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Although the Feldenkrais method was developed in the mid-20th century, neurophysiologists have since demonstrated the plasticity of the brain, its ability to form new cells, reorganize itself and, in effect, learn new ways to do things.
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The tax law will accelerate the shift, he said, because employers who are already keen to reorganize in this way will recognize that even fewer workers are likely to object as a result of the tax benefits.
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Santos has been tipped to succeed Keith Weed as Unilever's chief marketing and communications officer, but when asked, she said new CEO Alan Jope was considering how he might reorganize the company and no decisions had been made.
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But before we were able to reorganize our invigorated society after the revolution, the Kremlin, with the help of local and foreign mercenaries, literally stole Crimea from us and has since occupied nearly 10 percent of our territory.
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This huge loophole would allow anyone or any corporation with a farm or farm partnership and an annual income above the income limits to simply reorganize as a pass-through entity, essentially rendering the cap null and void.
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The decision comes after Tillerson faced scrutiny from both parties last year over his decision to fold the standalone Office of Cybersecurity Coordinator into an economic-focused bureau as part of his broad efforts to reorganize the agency.
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The real opportunity afforded by the mandate to reorganize AT&L is for the Pentagon to resolve the systemic issues that forced such workarounds and consciously redesign strategy, methods, organization, and incentive structures to meet 21st century demands.
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Coal producer Blackjewel LLC sought bankruptcy protection on Monday to buy time to reorganize or find a buyer, citing its inability to refinance debt and challenges such as rising black-lung costs as demand for thermal coal sags.
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But critics are unimpressed, saying that Mr. Tillerson has failed to do so and that his efforts to reorganize the State Department have contributed to a paralysis in the agency and a lack of direction on foreign policy.
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He wants the company to reorganize around three distinct global businesses, dividing household, personal and family care products in an effort to streamline operations and revive market share for some of its premiere brands, such as Gillette razors.
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To invigorate the D.I.A., Flynn wanted to break down the barriers between collectors and analysts; enhance the stable of clandestine case officers who operated overseas, like their C.I.A. counterparts; and reorganize the agency on the basis of geography.
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Warehouse managers can glean suggestions from GreyOrange's software about how to optimize everything within a facility, including how they may want to reallocate people and reorganize products ahead of a big holiday shopping season or sale, for example.
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But because CBA obligations continue even after a CBA agreement has expired, the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals said a company filing for bankruptcy has the same need for relief pre- and post-expiration in order to reorganize.
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Oi filed for Brazil's largest ever bankruptcy protection on Monday after the country's No. 1 fixed-line phone carrier ran out of time to reorganize operations and restructure 65.4 billion reais ($19.3 billion) of debt amid a harsh recession.
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"We do think it's going to affect their ability to reorganize and redirect, but we maintain our concern about the diffused and dispersed ISIS affiliates and their ability to continue to mount threats to US interests worldwide," he said.
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But when your spokesman refers to the State Department as the wreck of the Titanic and then makes it sound like it's going to be a long time, indeed, before you reorganize, well, that just makes people more nervous.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. regulator of credit unions will soon close some regional and agency offices and reorganize others, as it works to cut costs and respond to changes in the industry, according to an announcement released on Friday.
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"Though I am proud of the American automotive tradition and Indiana's ongoing role it, I even opposed bailing out GM and Chrysler," he said in 2010, arguing it would have been better for GM to reorganize without taxpayer help.
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If you're looking for a new day job, or are wanting to reorganize, kick a bad habit, or make your daily schedule more effective, the new moon in Leo, on July 23, will be an especially beneficial time, Pisces.
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While the outcome is giving Republicans a chance to reorganize and coalesce behind one candidate, Ossoff's strong performance gave his party hope that he could flip the seat and send a chill through Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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Welby is expected to propose that the communion should reorganize itself into a group of churches all formally linked to Canterbury but no longer to each other, so that congregations could hold different views without a common Anglican doctrine.
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"This was an important and necessary step to secure the future of our company, which will enable us to reorganize our business and reposition Forever 21," Linda Chang, Forever 21's executive vice president, said in a press statement.
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Linda Chang, Forever 21's executive vice president, said in the statement that "this was an important and necessary step to secure the future of our company, which will enable us to reorganize our business and reposition Forever 21."
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"The question is can he … slow down, take a deep breath and reorganize how he's operating so that he can get to the standard of running for president," Gingrich (R-Ga.), a former House Speaker, said Wednesday on CNBC.
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LONDON — The British defense contractor BAE Systems said on Tuesday that it would cut nearly 2,3753 jobs and reorganize its management structure in an effort to reshape its business and to cut costs as orders slow for military jets.
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With the company's stock down more than 40 percent the last 12 months, the uncertainty of an accounting investigation will only exacerbate the challenges facing John L. Flannery, the new chief executive, as he seeks to reorganize the company.
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"The next period should be how we reorganize the whole political system," he told Reuters at his office in Ramallah, where party members and supplicants gathered in large numbers this week to put their views and seek his influence.
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McKinsey had been brought on by the Obama administration to help reorganize the ICE division charged with deportations but redirected toward helping the agency figure out how to clamp down on illegal immigration, according to ProPublica and the NYT.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Friday that it is considering layoffs of airplane engineers, a plan that it said may cause it to reorganize or consolidate its engineering teams, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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In his opening statement, Representative Patrick T. McHenry, Republican of North Carolina, cited a New York Times article from last week about a persistent, high-pressure culture of performance goals at the bank, despite its work to reorganize itself.
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Even as every major publisher builds out large content studios, there is surely a limit to how many articles like the Samsung-sponsored "11 Simple DIYs That'll Help You Reorganize Your Laundry Room" anybody can crank out in a given week.
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Source: FactSet The company provided official 15-day advance notice that it and its wholly owned subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric, intend to file petitions to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code on or about Jan. 83.
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The company provided official 15-day advance notice on Monday that it and its wholly owned subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric, intend to file petitions to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. bankruptcy code on or about Jan. 29.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A division of Chinese commodity trader COFCO has delayed completion of a $8373 million port hub in southern Brazil, three sources told Reuters, as it struggles to reorganize operations after merging its Nidera BV and Noble Agri businesses.
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In addition to his informal role as one of America's chief diplomats, Kushner has also been tasked with helping to solve the opioid epidemic, reform the criminal justice system, and reorganize the federal government to run more like a business.
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"Our results highlight that despite the severity of tissue damage, the brain of a patient with schizophrenia is constantly attempting to reorganize itself, possibly to rescue itself or limit the damage," said Dr. Lena Palaniyappan, an author on the study.
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But no matter who Trump picks as his trade policy pitbull, the job may be very different if the president-elect follows through on a widely overlooked proposal to reorganize the way the U.S. government deals with global trade partners.
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The president of the University of Washington College Republicans, Armen Tooloee, told the Daily News that they weren't aware they weren't officially recognized by the national or state groups, and they plan to reorganize as a club under another name.
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Making a to-do list, of course, helps you put your week ahead in perspective and manage your time more wisely — but Tuesdays are likely when you'll have to sit down and revisit (and potentially reorganize) your priorities for the week.
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It is important to remember that the recommendation that VA "reorganize its [disability] regulations in a logical, coherent manner" arose from the October 2001 VA Claims Processing Task Force Report to the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, nearly 17 years ago.
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The Binladin Group has sent a request for proposals to a select group of international advisers over the past few weeks to reorganize the debt of the whole group, said the five sources, speaking anonymously because the matter is private.
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Lawyers for Weinstein Co said Chapter 7 was best because the company had sold nearly all its assets in a $289 million sale last July to private equity firm Lantern Capital Partners, and lacked enough liquidity to reorganize under Chapter 11.
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It seems so unfair for the president's son-in-law and adviser to be driven out just as he's about to complete a peace deal in the Middle East, end the opioid crisis in America and reorganize the federal government.
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Then India reclassified the state to give New Delhi more control On Tuesday, India's parliament voted to reorganize and reclassify Jammu and Kashmir in order to give the central government in New Delhi greater authority over the disputed Muslim-majority region.
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New Delhi (CNN)India's parliament has voted to reorganize and reclassify the state of Jammu and Kashmir, a far-reaching and highly contentious move that will give the government in New Delhi greater authority over the disputed Muslim-majority region.
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To remedy those conflicts, 1-800-Contacts embarked on a mission to reorganize the workflow of the company from a structure that largely siloed individuals based on positions to one based on "swarms," the company's term for cross-functional teams.
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Alphabetically. But I have books everywhere and it's too much work to constantly reorganize them, so from time to time I will build new shelves and start a new collection from A. I have like four of them by now.
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The new rules announced by the International Tennis Federation last year will reorganize tournaments at the lower levels of the sport, creating a new Transition Tour by — among other things — limiting the number of spots available to enter smaller tournaments.
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"One of the implications of the new strategic objectives for 2020, is that ... we will reorganize more teams across businesses and functions," OYO CEO Ritesh Agarwal said in a letter to employees Monday, which a company spokesperson shared with CNN Business.
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Tillerson confirmed his plans to close the office and move its functions to the economics bureau in an August letter to Congress, which spotlighted a number of changes to special envoy positions baked into Tillerson's broader effort to reorganize the department.
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"The beginning of 2016 has made us seize the opportunity to consider how we can best reorganize and adapt to the needs of our growing client base," the firm's founder and CEO, Richard Levick, told The Hill through a spokesman.
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Nielsen also emphasized the need for Congress to pass legislation that would reorganize and elevate the department's cybersecurity mission, replacing the headquarters office charged with cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection--the National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD)--with an operational agency.
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A Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) — meant to divest the DOD of unused or underutilized military infrastructure — could help the Pentagon save money and reorganize for new military technologies, said Lucian Niemeyer, the new assistant secretary for energy, installations and environment.
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A Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) -- meant to divest the DOD of unused or underutilized military infrastructure -- could help the Pentagon save money and reorganize for new military technologies, said Lucian Niemeyer, the new assistant secretary for energy, installations and environment.
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O'Brien framed the ousters of Vindman and his twin brother Yevgeny, both of whom were detailed to the White House and have been sent back to the Pentagon, as part of the broader effort to reorganize and scale back the council.
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The pact has allowed industries to reorganize their supply chains around the continent to take advantage of the three countries' differing resources and strengths, lifting the continent's economies and more than tripling America's trade with Canada and Mexico since its inception.
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To change how people receive medical care, particularly when managing chronic, and costly, diseases like diabetes and asthma, the parties "are going to have to reorganize," said Craig Garthwaite, a health economist at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
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When Ziff met publishers Mike Warlow and Kiersten Armstrong at KMW Studio, they offered to pick up where Russo left off, and together, Ziff, Armstrong, and Warlow worked to redesign and reorganize the book until it was ready to publish.
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Though Kibler says the restructuring analysis that used to take place during bankruptcy now happens before a company files, this time pressure has contributed to retailers being less likely to reorganize and more prone to liquidate and sell their intellectual property.
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They wanted to consider how New York could reorganize Hart Island so that they could engage the families with the city cemetery, so they would begin caring for the graves and visiting and supporting it as a natural burial facility.
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The USDA also walked back its previously announced plan to reorganize the Economic Research Service under a political branch of the department, saying they will not move forward with this "after hearing feedback from stakeholders and members of Congress," according to Thursday's release.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's sovereign wealth fund will continue to be a major player in real estate markets in the years to come despite its announcement on Thursday that it will reorganize operations, the central bank, which manages the fund, said on Friday.
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Since then, though, the group has had to take a step back to reorganize, strategize, and own up to the mistakes it has made along the way — particularly regarding the lack of diversity among its predominantly white and privileged founders from Parkland.
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Judge Maria Carolina Valente do Carmo of the Federal Court in Altamira, Para, said the license will be suspended until Norte Energia and Brazil's government meet a previous license requirement to reorganize the regional office of Funai, the national Indian protection agency.
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Six weeks before Valeant Pharmaceuticals revealed plans to reorganize and pay down debt, similar ideas to improve the drugmaker's fortunes were discussed at a private shareholder dinner attended by top investor and board member William Ackman, according to a source who participated.
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"As the banks examine their resources devoted to FICC, Fitch believes that some of the challenges are slightly more secular than cyclical, as we see companies reorganize their leadership and reduce headcount in FICC," said Justin Fuller, Senior Director at Fitch Ratings.
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After washing some dishes, I also cut up carrots and portion them out with hummus for the week, make cold brew, chop up some onions to use throughout the week, reorganize the fridge and freezer, and make and eat caprese pasta salad.
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"The possibility that macroeconomic risks could again hit a financial sector that has yet to reorganize is a source of vulnerability of which we must be aware," Visco said in the text of a speech prepared for the central bank's annual meeting.
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Taking the time up-front to bake in best practices, leveraging the latest tools for innovation and a willingness to dive in and reorganize your IT organization with DevOps in mind are the keys to deriving the most value from agile development.
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" The order calls to "improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and accountability of the executive branch by directing the Director of the Office of Management and Budget to propose a plan to reorganize governmental functions and eliminate unnecessary agencies, components of agencies and agency programs.
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Hometeam, which connects in-home caregivers with seniors needing assistance in the New York and New Jersey area, says that the leadership changes are not motivated by any struggles but by a desire to reorganize the company around a different business line.
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"It also gives us breathing room to reorganize our business around the new streaming platform, promote and perfect the new technology, and seek a legal determination that the new system is fully legal and not subject to the preliminary injunction entered in California."
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If Priebus' days truly are numbered, Donald Trump must reorganize the way his staff system functions, starting with empowering a chief of staff with real authority to manage the President's time, the flow of information, and the access people have to him.
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Arsenal Resources Development LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Friday with a plan approved by its stakeholders to cut more than $400 million in debt, marking the natural gas producer's second attempt this year to reorganize its finances under court supervision.
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"This was an important and necessary step to secure the future of our company, which will enable us to reorganize our business and reposition Forever 106," Linda Chang, the company's executive vice president, said in a statement at the time of bankruptcy.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Sears Holdings Corp won court approval on Tuesday for a new deal clinching $350 million in critical bankruptcy financing that will keep the 125-year-old retailer operating through the holidays while it attempts to reorganize.
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"Lead in our drinking water is a national issue that requires a robust response from every level of government," the Democratic Senator, who worked closely with both Christie and Anderson in their efforts to reform and reorganize Newark schools, said to VICE News.
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Insofar as the concept of this nation is constantly evolving, the past century, and specifically the latter half, has been a study in what happens when governments—federal, state, city, local—reorganize themselves around the notion that profit is the ultimate achievement.
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Nangyal was defeated and surrendered to the government, which then helped him reorganize his forces as a Renouncer group aligned to Mullah Rasoul, and return to the fight against the mainstream Taliban, according to Abdul Hameed Noor, a former governor of Shindand.
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But there are already suggestions from some corners of the Trump camp about a need to reorganize the intelligence community, which has stoked concerns at the C.I.A. of a "hostile takeover" by leaders who want political cheerleading, not cleareyed analysis, Mr. Lowenthal said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Oi SA filed for Brazil's largest ever bankruptcy protection on Monday after the country's No. 1 fixed-line phone carrier ran out of time to reorganize operations and restructure 65.4 billion reais ($19.3 billion) of debt amid a harsh recession.
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NEW YORK, Nov 25 (Reuters) - The bankrupt Philadelphia Energy Solutions oil refiner is seeking a minimum of $2.5 million in bonus payments to the refiner's top executives as part of a plan to reorganize or sell the company, U.S. bankruptcy court filings show.
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Department officials and some lawmakers are pushing for legislation that would rename and reorganize Homeland Security's main cyber wing, the National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD), transforming it from a headquarters unit to an operational agency called the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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He had conducted research into his own political vulnerabilities, in anticipation of attacks from other Democrats in a rowdy primary, and had mapped out how to reorganize his advocacy groups to comply with the fund-raising regulations that apply to presidential candidates.
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Nafta, which was negotiated by President George Bush and signed into law by President Bill Clinton, helped lock together the economies of North America and prompted businesses to reorganize their supply chains around the continent, making industries like automakers more globally competitive.
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Weeks in advance of the Entrada, they colluded to move up the time of the procession by two hours and agreed to announce the change only 30 minutes before the new time, in the hope that demonstrators wouldn't be able to reorganize.
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" […] "The Jewish people are to be enabled to recreate and reorganize a national home in the land of their fathers which will give to the House of Israel its long-denied opportunity to reestablish a fruitful Jewish life and culture in the ancient Jewish land.
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Sears is finalizing a deal with financial firm Great American Capital Partners and other lenders for $350 million in bankruptcy financing that would keep the retailer open through the holiday season while it attempts to reorganize, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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Decisions that could be complicated by Lee's arrest include deliberations over whether to reorganize the group under a holding company structure, as well as its plan to abandon its future strategy office, a central decision-making body that came in for criticism during the scandal.
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The easier, if less transformative method — since core functions of the FCC are ultimately dictated by law — would be to have the FCC reorganize itself, which it can do in small ways on its own and in larger ways with a nod from Congress.
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Since the red planet is still retrograde (and making even our best-laid plans move in slow motion), so this is an opportunity to rehash, reorganize, and restore anything that's bugging you at work — leave any executing for after the 27th, when Mars goes direct.
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Having to reorganize business in order to set up new continental European outposts — which U.S. banks say is a worst-case scenario that they are being forced to consider — would be so costly that it would make some rethink their commitment to the bloc altogether.
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If they stick to their reform plan, if they refrain from competitive currency movements, if they make their economy increasingly open so that if business are failing, they don't produce more but they reorganize or go out of business, they'll be a stronger economy.
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By now you've probably heard that the Dell board is supposed to be convening later this month to figure out how it might reorganize itself to deal with the mountain of debt it took on when it bought EMC in 2015 for $67 billion.
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The announcement, which follows a California-mandated 15-day advance notice of bankruptcy, is an effort to reorganize to ensure the "orderly, fair and expeditious resolution" of its liabilities for the 2017 and 2018 wildfire seasons, which analysts say could be more than $30 billion.
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Just as American military power has failed – dramatically and at staggering cost – to reshape the Middle East over the past 18 years, so too would American economic and diplomatic power fail to reorganize the world to the tastes of the progressives in the Democratic Party.
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Also unlike the House bill, which would create a new numbered air force for space and a U.S. Space Command, the committee didn't do anything to reorganize space operations, citing the "significant homework assignment" Congress gave the Pentagon last year to study its space organization.
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Michael Capasso, the impresario who put together the plan to reorganize City Opera and bring it out of bankruptcy — beating out several more-established suitors despite the doubts of some in the opera world — said that he marveled that things had come so far.
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The Alcatraz crew, calling themselves the Indians Of All Tribes, called on the American government to honor the treaties it signed with the Native nations and reorganize the BIA to be more than a thin funnel through which tribes had to squeeze to obtain funding.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian phone carrier Oi SA faces long odds in trying to reorganize under the country's complex bankruptcy law, offering rivals a chance to bolster their market dominance while leaving hopes for consolidation in the $212 billion industry on hold for now.
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STUTTGART, Germany — A recent flurry of American airstrikes against Islamic State fighters in southern Libya has seriously disrupted the terrorist group's efforts to reorganize and carry out attacks in one of its most important hubs outside the Middle East, military and counterterrorism officials say.
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LONDON — Deutsche Bank said on Sunday that it planned to raise an additional $8.5 billion in capital, reorganize its retail business in Germany and combine its markets business with its corporate and investment bank in the latest reshaping under its chief executive, John Cryan.
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The New York State Attorney General's office has raised questions in a court filing this week about whether a plan to reorganize the company by NYCO Renaissance — a group backed by Roy Niederhoffer, a hedge fund manager — is likely to survive beyond its first few years.
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Nashville-based Gibson, the maker of guitars played by the likes of B.B. King and Slash, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in May with roughly $500 million in debt and a plan to reorganize its musical instrument business under the new ownership of its lenders.
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Essentially, the OLA allows the FDIC to seize an entire holding company structure and reorganize it using a bridge bank or bridge company structure that results in the recapitalization of the holding company's subsidiary bank (at the expense and loss to the shareholders of the holding company).
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When asked on Thursday about reports that the White House was trying to force out the Secretary of State, Corker hailed Tillerson as a "strategic thinker" and said he didn't feel the secretary gets enough credit for the work he is doing to reorganize the State Department.
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In 1947, the book "Paris and the French Desert," by a young geographer named Jean-François Gravier, helped inspire Charles de Gaulle to reorganize the country — decentralizing resources, redistributing industry, promoting regional cities and creating new towns linked by a nationwide web of publicly funded rail lines.
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"We are potentially one or two days away from a vote on a bill that would reorganize one-sixth of the American economy, impacting tens of millions of American lives, and no one knows what it is," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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Although the Islamic State has lost its main base in Libya, it could reorganize as an underground terrorist network by activating the pockets of support it enjoys in cities like Tripoli and Benghazi, and by tapping into the networks of other jihadist groups like Ansar al-Shariah.
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Whether Americans can reorganize an increasingly uncivil society now to meet the challenge of that warning is a question that not even our universities, try though they may to stand somewhat apart from markets and politics, can keep on finessing without losing their mission and their souls.
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Sudanese army spokesman Brigadier General Ahmed Khalifa al-Shami said the security deal set four major goals - clearing population centers of armed forces, a time frame to unify and reorganize South Sudan's military, setting up a joint security committee, and deciding on areas where forces are to be based.
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New York (CNN)Center for American Progress Action Fund, the nonprofit arm of the liberal Washington think tank, announced Thursday that they would reorganize in 2017 with a focus on President-elect Donald Trump, pledging to make Trump's life in the White House harder and resist his legislative efforts.
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U.S. District Court Judge Laura Taylor Swain in a 35-page opinion held Congress was acting within its powers when it appointed the Financial Oversight and Management Board (FOMB) as part of the 2016 law known as PROMESA, which gives Puerto Rico a way to reorganize its finances.
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Like my grandmother, the more than 40 million Americans who are working as family caregivers often have no choice but to lose income — more than $300,000 on average in lifetime wages and benefits for people over 50 who leave work to reorganize their lives around a loved one's disability.
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In a May 26 letter viewed by Reuters on Wednesday, 15 lawmakers said Caesars' plans to reorganize its bankrupt main operating unit into a casino operator and creditor-controlled real estate investment trust (REIT) abuses the unit's original intent of allowing small investors to diversify into real estate.
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" The district serves about 18,000 students, Fiedler said the district hopes the four-day week will also "reorganize and create time to support teacher development and preparedness," create a school calendar that increases instructional time and is "clean, clear and concise making it less difficult for families to manage.
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President Trump will unveil his administration's plan to reorganize the federal government during a Cabinet meeting this afternoon, including plans to merge the Departments of Education and Labor into a single agency and rename the Department of Health and Human Services to the Department of Health and Public Welfare.
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Even when you deliberately decide to learn something new by reading, you put yourself, your thoughts and your most cherished suppositions in the hands of the author and trust her or him not to reorganize your mind so thoroughly that you no longer recognize where or who you are.
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So particularly with philosophical texts, the whole point of which is to reorganize your thinking, people often don't really read them at all; they merely take a mental snapshot of the passage that enables them to form a Gestalt impression of its content, without scrutinizing it too closely.
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The White House canceled a presidential trip to Iowa in the coming days and was putting together a damage-control plan to expand the president's legal team, reorganize his communications staff and wall off a scandal that has jeopardized his agenda and now threatens to engulf his family.
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For example, Congress instructed the DoD to reorganize its acquisition directorate to prioritize technological innovation; called for the creation of alternative pathways to accelerate the DoD's acquisition, adaptation and utilization of new commercially-developed technologies for military use; and helped reform how the DoD procures commercial products and services.
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At the start of January, Avianca agreed with planemaker Airbus to reduce it's purchase of A320neo planes by 20 and reached a mutual agreement with Boeing in relation to a pending order for two 787-9 planes as part of plans to reorganize its finances and improve its fleet.
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The Chapter 11 filing to reorganize debts of the parent of Sears, Roebuck and Co and Kmart Corp follows a decade of revenue declines, hundreds of store closures, and years of deals by billionaire Chief Executive Officer Eddie Lampert in an attempt to turn around the company he bought in 2004.
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Fifteen Congress members said in a May 26 letter viewed by Reuters on Wednesday that Caesars' plans to reorganize its bankrupt main operating unit into a casino operator and creditor-controlled REIT abuses the original intent of the trusts, which were designed to allow small investors to diversify into real estate.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Wednesday opened the door to dismissing the $18 billion Caesars bankruptcy case unless parties find a way to make public results of a probe into whether the casino operator transferred its most profitable properties to new owners before filing to reorganize under Chapter 11.
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In the trailer, the agencies hashed out a tentative plan: Close the island's dumps for about 48 hours to "reorganize" while determining additional dumping sites, then increase the number of trucks hauling debris, and move all of the waste by barge to St. Thomas, one of the territory's larger islands.
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Business owners must now run a fire drill with their accountants in order to reorganize their succession plans — just one more inconvenience out of DC. To make things worse, the comment period closes November 2nd giving family owned businesses little time to educate themselves before commenting to the Treasury Department.
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This week, the House will take up three resolutions to get rid of regulations that would reorganize the Bureau of Land Management's natural resources planning and management strategies, establish reporting requirements for teacher preparation programs, and implement provisions of the bipartisan education policy overhaul passed by Congress in late 2015.
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And in what could be an area of disagreement between the EU and other major economies, Brussels is proposing top U.S. or Asian banks to reorganize their operations in Europe to be better overseen by EU watchdogs - a move that is expected to increase financial stability but also costs for lenders.
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They have an eerie appeal: If your kindergartner brought one home, you would be creeped out, but here, they look as if they summon the kind of specters who open your kitchen cabinets, like in "The Sixth Sense," except they reorganize your glassware and put a flower in each cup.
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Mr. Kushner has been charged with at least three major tasks, any one of which would be a full-time job: working on Middle East peace, preparing for a state visit by President Xi Jinping of China and overseeing a broad effort to reorganize the federal government utilizing business techniques.
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Some key takeaways: --OFFICIALS PUSH FOR CYBER SHAKEUP: Christopher Krebs and Jeanette Manfra, both of whom work in DHS's National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD), urged Congress to quickly act on legislation that would reorganize and elevate NPPD, the department's main cybersecurity and infrastructure protection wing, into its own operational agency.
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Foot Locker – The athletic footwear and apparel retailer was upgraded to "outperform" from "market perform" at Telsey Advisory Group, which thinks the worst is behind the industry as a whole and that Foot Locker acted quickly and decisively to adjust expenses and reorganize its business in light of those overall difficulties.
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When you plug in an antenna into the TVs to suck down all the free OTA channels — it's crazy how most people forget there's still lots of free broadcast TV including the major channels like CBS, NBC, ABC, CW, and more — they smartly reorganize the content alphabetically into the "On Now" row.
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President Trump has the opportunity to change the fortunes of his presidency, as President Bill Clinton did in the summer of 1994 when he replaced his first chief, Thomas McLarty, with Office of Management and Budget Director Leon Panetta, to whom he granted great latitude to reorganize the White House and change personnel.
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Her plan to reorganize the schools, which included closing low-performing ones and opening many charter schools, and creating an open enrollment system that did away with some neighborhood schools, played a role in the fractious 19893 Newark mayor's race won by Ras J. Baraka, a former teacher and high school principal.
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" By way of explanation, a GameStop spokesperson would only provide the following business-speak: The company is "engaging in a strategic business transformation initiative to build the GameStop of the future," and that as part of that effort "we have made the decision to reorganize our ThinkGeek business by streamlining the operations of our ThinkGeek.
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This development is just one part of Alcatel's roadmap to reorganize its phone portfolio, which begins by implementing a new BMW-style naming system that starts with the $100 1-series before moving up to the glass-backed 3- series I saw at CES 2018, and then topping out with the upscale 5-series.
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Because we can spend more time at home station training our forces to be prepared to fight the big fights, whether it's Russia, China, or someone else, so that's been our focus, is how do we prepare the forces, how do we retrain, how do we equip them, how do we reorganize our formations?
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Buying MoviePass and $45 million a month in losses In the summer of 2017, a few months after becoming CEO, Farnsworth launched a headline-grabbing plan to reorganize HMNY around a marquee acquisition of MoviePass, a venture-backed startup founded in 20173 with the goal of bringing a Netflix-like subscription model to movie theaters.
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Some target whipping boys of conservatives from the Obama era, like the "Waters of the US" rule and the Clean Power Plan, but the more sweeping ones — to get rid of two old rules for every new one, to review existing rules for "burdensomeness," to reorganize with a view to downsizing — may well inflict the deepest wounds.
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Though banks have scrambled to reorganize their research functions by focusing on top-tier clients to minimize costs, rolling out proprietary portals, or adopting a model where clients pay for research depending on what they need, analysts say the sheer volume produced on a daily basis means the research effort has a long way to go before becoming efficient.
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If you're a rigid person with super-high standards about the way you run your life (like, you're the type to reorganize the dishwasher after it's been loaded), then it could seem like the rest of the world might not be up to your standards all of the time — which will annoy you, Dr. Bonior says.
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