And until you resolve the money, you can't resolve the kids.
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Moveworks says it can resolve within minutes problems that typically take days to resolve.
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They can move with speed and resolve these trade issues and resolve those tariff issues.
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Things do not even out, not really, but they do resolve, and they will resolve.
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But there's even more the US should do to resolve resolve the contradictions in its foreign policy.
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Gabe and Sam don't resolve their political differences in this episode, but they do resolve their personal differences.
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It might have sobered up the Russian leadership about U.S. capability and resolve and the larger Western resolve.
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"If we don't resolve this in the parliament, some people may try to resolve things on the streets," he warned.
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We shouldn't constantly strive towards "doing" in attempt to resolve an issue, since things will resolve themselves if left alone.
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A criminal case could take several years to resolve itself and generally, custody cases try to resolve in a shorter term.
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Muguruza served out the match at love, pushing forward and attempting to resolve the conflict instead of hoping it might resolve itself.
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Russia's failure to resolve the chemical weapons issue in Syria calls into question its ability and will to resolve the overall crisis.
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The message of the finale is that you can't resolve them, not really — you can resolve only to accept them and move on.
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Both Al-Azm and Al-Hassam translate as 'Resolve'; however, Al-Azm conveys the sense of resolve as determination, whereas Al-Hassam signifies achievement.
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We have to resolve this, and we're gonna resolve it in an appropriate way, and we're going to work through it in the process.
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"We're not saying China is wrong in its claims, we're simply saying resolve it peacefully, resolve it through a rules-based structure," said Kerry.
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Issues the Senate must resolve But before that happens there are many difficult issues McConnell must help resolve to get a bill through the Senate.
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We tried to resolve the situation as quickly as was possible and to resolve cases where people tried to register but were not able to.
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In both cases, the failure of democratic political institutions to resolve a conflict over power led to the military stepping in to resolve the crisis.
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Separately, a Justice Department lawyer said talks and testing are ongoing to resolve the fate of those vehicles, but said it could take months to resolve.
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We now know when referendums are truly necessary: when representative government is unable to resolve a question and when an election is unlikely to resolve it either.
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Instead of starting an email thread or complicated bureaucratic process to resolve an issue, the employee can now see these flagged rides and resolve them right in the app.
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In one case, the image of Evans, we imbue that composed resolve with heroism, but in the case of the police, we see a similar kind of resolve as barbaric.
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H.R. MCMASTER, ADVISOR, NATIONAL SECURITY: I think there would be a grave danger if that regime didn&apost understand our resolve, president&aposs resolve to counter North Korea&aposs aggression.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who has been on a push to resolve the crisis, has said that isolating Qatar, including by the use of sanctions, would not resolve the rift.
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It also entered into a deferred prosecution agreement to resolve a separate federal charge and agreed to pay $4.1 million to resolve a related U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission case.
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Immigration and other thorny issues But even if they can resolve those disputes, the most contentious and emotional issue they want to resolve could still stifle a deal later in December.
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I eventually settled on resolve — resolve to render meaning out of tragedy, and to reignite progress to make the world, my hometown, and my university more just, equal, and inclusive places.
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But no matter the crisis du jour, it cannot be forgotten that Washington remains in the throes of a "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran, where resolve and perceptions of resolve matter greatly.
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Responding to a question on whether China has underestimated President Donald Trump's resolve to pursue trade measures against China, Gao said Beijing hopes Washington will not underestimate China's resolve to fight back.
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"It is serious, because it leaves us at an impasse until we find a mechanism to resolve it," the minister said, adding that Trump should not underestimate Mexico's resolve on the issue.
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One of the tenets of Mormonism is to resolve disputes within the church, and Schlender says that these "regular, almost formal proceedings" involve a church committee that attempts to resolve any issues.
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Allergan has tentatively agreed to pay $5 million to resolve claims involving its branded opioids, though the deal does not resolve claims involving generic painkillers, said Frank Gallucci, a lawyer for Cuyahoga County.
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"If we don't resolve southern Libya's problems, we will not resolve the migrant issue," Abdulsalam Kajman, vice president in the U.N.-backed government headed by Fayez Seraj, told Italy's Corriere della Sera newspaper.
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"I expressed my firm resolve and the clear resolve of Canadians to prevent the Canadian flag from becoming a target when worn on a backpack around the world," Trudeau told reporters from Japan.
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"It's a good thing that tariffs have been postponed, but we really need to resolve these structural issues and resolve the tariffs," said Craig Allen, the president of the U.S.-China Business Council.
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"The SLC partners with and synchronizes efforts of multiple elements from 1st Theater Sustainment Command, Special Operations Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve, and Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve," Palsma said.
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Valeant said it plans to address and resolve the concerns.
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We are working to resolve this as soon as possible!
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Circles emanate out concentrically, dots resolve into patterns, or pyramids.
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We're working to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
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My conscience is very clear and my resolve is unbreakable.
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Citizens gathering in the street and at airports signal resolve.
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Amazon said it has taken steps to resolve any concerns.
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The latest leak will do little to resolve the controversy.
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The new study doesn't resolve any of these issues, unfortunately.
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Ultimately, migration alone isn't expected to resolve Japan's aging population.
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Respect for courts to resolve disputes prevents this from happening.
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Empower employees to resolve customer service issues in the moment.
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When the test was negative, it merely strengthened my resolve.
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Are you sure we can't resolve this some other way?
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"Maybe it will resolve and maybe it won't," she said.
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But new regulations could test the resolve of foreign brands.
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Qatari officials said they were working to resolve those issues.
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Schuster told Reuters it was critical to resolve the issue.
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The question only strengthened his resolve to play on Sunday.
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I quickly resolve the issue and head to the train.
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Private grain companies want Congress to resolve the issue quickly.
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The bank said it was pleased to resolve the matter.
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Even so, weak pricing pressure is testing the ECB's resolve.
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I resolve to just be late to work this morning.
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That was throwing up flags, which took time to resolve.
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I would think she would want to resolve family problems.
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PST that it's working to resolve a data center outage.
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Customers work in their tools of choice to resolve it.
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But playing for time will not resolve Algeria's underlying problems.
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"There are still issues to resolve," the US official said.
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That might be the biggest mystery the report could resolve.
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It's really a stigma that we have to resolve now.
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I resolve to pay him back after I read them.
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"Our ability to resolve NPLs is relatively strong," Li said.
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It took me a very long time to resolve that.
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We're working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
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Still, this seems like something Google should work to resolve.
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The new stylised forecasts are intended to resolve this tension.
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Erdogan has said isolating Qatar would not resolve any problems.
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TMZ reported that he did not resolve the tax liens.
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Trump's attempts to vilify the media only strengthen their resolve.
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Fast hiring decisions usually create more problems than they resolve.
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Trial might be the only way to resolve this case.
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He finally found the resolve to walk into the store.
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Vikander has a steely resolve and quiet calculation that has
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Our hope is that we can resolve this issue peaceably.
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All messages will be held while we resolve the issue.
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This is not about laziness or a lack of resolve.
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It is difficult to muster Rooseveltian resolve without a Roosevelt.
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Even Elizabeth feels like her resolve is getting slightly shaky.
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The exchange said it was working to resolve the issues.
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How do you resolve the Medicaid spending disparities across states?
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"This is the number one thing we have to resolve."
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North Korea would do well not to test his resolve.
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Welsh actor Luke Evans expressed his pride in London's resolve.
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We are going to have to resolve the federal conflict.
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He offers no judgment about whether Trump could resolve that.
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There goes my resolve to never use cuss words. Fuck!
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We (in Chechnya) have only one way to resolve this.
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Seventeen years ago this week, we tried to resolve it.
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Yet such measures do nothing to resolve a fundamental tension.
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Destroying hospitals helps to weaken the resolve of Assad's opponents.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese bonds will test Beijing's resolve.
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Trump's executive order will not resolve the Bears Ears issue.
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The legislation also gave employees 180 days to resolve matters.
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It gave the government a year to resolve the matter.
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How did Sanders resolve this ridiculously confusing back and forth?
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The dilemma of Serena Joy feels deceptively easy to resolve.
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Bucher is hopeful he'll be able to resolve the case.
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I think of that resolve when I think of Prince.
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Disagreements about identity and culture are much harder to resolve.
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We came together as a country, with strength and resolve.
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It has taken more resolve than I knew I had.
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Often, interventions smacked more of political opportunism than ideological resolve.
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Have you and your siblings managed to resolve the issue?
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Actors use violence to advance their ambitions or resolve disagreements.
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Lawmakers have recognized the issues and want to resolve them.
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The question is, are we the forum to resolve it?
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Apple says that it is working to resolve the issue.
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This Court should have stepped in to resolve this conflict.
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There is a fierce, visceral, muscular resolve to stop Trump.
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Washington, resolve, and resounding support for strengthening the bonds built
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But the resolve to remove the eighth amendment is strong.
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Chris Garver, spokesman for Operation Inherent Resolve, said on Wednesday.
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It's not going to resolve itself in the stock market.
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Now would be a good time to resolve those questions.
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We have trade disputes that we are trying to resolve.
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Simply dropping the charges, however, will not resolve this issue.
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The real tragedy: there are solutions to resolve this crisis.
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But resolve is not all that matters in countering terrorism.
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None of them have managed to resolve the political deadlock.
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The lasting sentiment from the vote seems remorse, not resolve.
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The effort didn't resolve some of the unit's issues, however.
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Consider first if it's an issue you can resolve yourself.
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Airlines should resolve these common overbooking issues prior to boarding.
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Perhaps the greatest tension for Abraaj to resolve is pricing.
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The legislation was amended to resolve that issue this year.
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I recommend a case to help resolve this problem instantly.
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Halfway through the episode, however, my resolve began to waiver.
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We again apologize and plan to resolve this disruption quickly.
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He refused to show any pain, stalwart in his resolve.
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But this time, make sure you resolve it for good.
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We expect this to resolve as quickly as we can.
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And this rules situation took about 10 minutes to resolve.
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Many of the pending cases could take years to resolve.
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It strengthens the resolve to keep talking about these issues.
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Resolve to 'do you' -- all year long Acceptance breeds confidence.
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Follow these troubleshooting steps to resolve your phone's overheating issues.
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"Timepiece" has constants and recurrences that never resolve into patterns.
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Severe cases may take three to six weeks to resolve.
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"The resolve of the member states never changed," he said.
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Hawley introduced an amendment Friday to help resolve the issue.
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That said, stop trying to resolve this on your own.
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Many companies are looking to Treasury to resolve those concerns.
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Interactions with them shake my resolve to stick with recovery.
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Outside of those four lines, there's a lot to resolve.
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Engineering alone cannot resolve the problems the climate crisis poses.
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"We're dying anyway," was a common explanation of their resolve.
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The coming meeting will be a test of that resolve.
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"He was always very keen to resolve things," she said.
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And grit and resolve can persevere through stretches of entropy.
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I'm sure they will resolve their issues like adults, though.
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The court has time to resolve it in future cases.
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Companies want the White House to resolve the trade war.
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Much of that is for the Polish people to resolve.
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The harrowing conclusion to her mother's life undercut Chicken's resolve.
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The parties aim to resolve the matter at an Aug.
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Tonight, we pledge to honor Otto's memory with American resolve.
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The Democrats can resolve their rift with patience and tolerance.
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And at most levels of the sport we resolve it.
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"It took 20 minutes to resolve the issue," she said.
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But it's also a promise, and a message of resolve.
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Saturday to resolve the problem and have their votes counted.
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In 1995, James Loewen set out to resolve this problem.
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India and Pakistan should come together and resolve there differences.
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In the waning moments, though, the Americans summoned their resolve.
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The Chinese side was in no rush to resolve it.
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But the sand was still firm, as was my resolve.
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Even so, Botin thought she could resolve the dispute amicably.
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But the GOP still needs to resolve important internal differences.
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We have just as much resolve as we did before.
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And Boeing will have to resolve each one before approval.
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Some of the issues will be easy enough to resolve.
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A statement from Operation Inherent Resolve gave no other details.
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The FCC needs to resolve its case of cognitive dissonance.
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They are there to help you resolve your marital issues.
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Macron later said it was a deliberate show of resolve.
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We also admire your spirit, your compassion and your resolve.
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If anything, Spencer and Charlottesville has really intensified our resolve.
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You can create fear, or you can help resolve fear.
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BUT TO RESOLVE THAT ISSUE IS WHAT I'M THINKING ABOUT.
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The company is also working to resolve Justice Department probes.
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The company is also working to resolve Justice Department probes.
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What matters is how we resolve them and move forward.
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Myles B. Caggins III, spokesman for Operation Inherent Resolve, tweeted.
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"China wants to resolve the crisis," said another Bangladesh official.
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I resolve to drink more water and hope that helps.
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Democrats responded on Thursday with defiance and some limited resolve.
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The men at this stage are filled with earnest resolve.
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It strengthens people's resolve in wanting to support President Trump.
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"We'll see if we can resolve this quickly," he said.
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They keep saying we should just resolve this between ourselves.
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The company said it is working to resolve the issue.
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So let's focus on how do we resolve this diplomatically.
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These are issues you can resolve through discussion with him.
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The filing also foreshadows several battles still left to resolve.
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The challenges facing rural America are not easy to resolve.
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Perdue is hoping a "domino effect" will resolve the issue.
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Next, Naimi asked how he would resolve the developing crisis.
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"Our resolve to stand with you is unshakable," Pence said.
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What can Congress do to help resolve the digital divide?
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The bigger the telescope, the smaller objects it can resolve.
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Package left FedEx origin facility with resolve, wearing new label.
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Efforts were being made to resolve the problem, she said.
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Mr. Comey could presumably resolve the question about the wiretap.
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Lack of attention does nothing to lessen or resolve threats.
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Now, Europeans and Americans are racing to resolve their differences.
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There were other, less draconian ways to resolve the impasse.
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This furthers my resolve that missions need to be reformed.
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It's about the quest, the attempt to resolve an idea.
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"We thank you for your resolve," the union email said.
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" The company, he said, was "actively working to resolve this.
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"Even a limited confrontation would resolve nothing," the letter said.
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We need a strong leader with experience, ideas and resolve.
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In the current crisis, similar American resolve is needed again.
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The White House appeared eager to resolve the matter quickly.
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Any talks to resolve the conflict would be hugely difficult.
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We'd like to resolve this fee situation if we can.
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A softer U.S. stance could also weaken European sanctions resolve.
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It also seeks to try to quickly resolve interagency disputes.
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As he wrote in his 2010 book "Making Our Democracy Work", Justice Breyer "looks for the problem that Congress enacted the statute to resolve" and considers how the law was intended to resolve it.
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"Hopefully, we'll be able to resolve this with the government to make things right and resolve things for Mr. Zukerman," Bruton said following the hearing, where his client's bail was set at $2.5 million.
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Doing this would require the government to change its current contract with the immigration judges union, which prohibits judges from being rated based on how many cases they resolve or how quickly they resolve them.
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At Sterling, new employees are no longer forced to sign agreements to handle all complaints through Resolve, though all the cases that were being handled through Resolve before May of last year will remain there.
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Impax on Saturday reached a deal to resolve part of the litigation it faced over Solodyn, agreeing to pay $35 million to resolve claims by a class of direct purchasers such as retailers and wholesalers.
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China's Ministry of Commerce said the two sides discussed how to resolve core concerns and reached consensus on how to resolve related issues, according to an informal translation of an official readout of the call.
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Both banks said they were taking charges to resolve past misconduct.
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Manfred said Monday that he expected to resolve the cases soon.
|
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Ultimately this is an issue for the Chinese to resolve themselves.
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And on Monday, Andrew underwent surgery to resolve his heart arrhythmia.
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The VW case will be the first test of that resolve.
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I think they're trying to find a way to resolve this.
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One way to resolve this problem is to automate inventory management.
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Dannon had to pay $21 million to resolve the associated investigations.
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It's not going to resolve the resource crisis at the border.
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That bravery and resolve is something we all need to understand.
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These are not things that some technology is likely to resolve.
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Instead, we made a good faith effort to resolve the problems.
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I am happy that we were able to resolve this matter.
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" Sager showed his resolve, saying he was "still kicking, still fighting.
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Who knows how long it will take to resolve, Liu says.
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But the chance to resolve longstanding issues is just one outcome.
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But there are some obvious ways to resolve the methylmercury issue.
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I resolve that today I am not allowed to buy coffee.
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Every one of your messages only serves to strengthen my resolve.
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No one mayor is going to be able to resolve it.
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This appears to be the first instance testing the company's resolve.
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When you combine the two, it's interesting, but doesn't quite resolve.
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The company is still working to resolve this problem, it says.
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Their stories have broken my heart, but also strengthened my resolve.
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We are working to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
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Negotiations to resolve the trade war are currently at a standstill.
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We are working hard to resolve this and appreciate your patience.
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To state the issue distinctly is to resolve the issue decisively.
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"This year, I resolve not to have a resolution," she wrote.
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ENDO ANNOUNCES SETTLEMENT IN PRINCIPLE TO RESOLVE "TRACK 1" OPIOID CASES
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ALLERGAN PLC AGREES TO PAY $5 MILLION TO RESOLVE OPIOID CLAIMS
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It can also penetrate matter more deeply, and resolve smaller features.
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Pru's board should resist any bid and stiffen its shareholders' resolve.
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Lawmakers in Congress have left the question for companies to resolve.
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Obviously, her therapist disagrees with this, which only hardens Gretchen's resolve.
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After the threats, which started in 2014, Ms Nabourema's resolve stiffened.
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As a result, they must resolve how to balance competing instincts.
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Perhaps the airline could use carrot and stick to resolve it.
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The question of Mr. Habré's property may be harder to resolve.
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Apparently the condition tends to resolve itself within a few weeks.
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Now the High Court is being asked to resolve the differences.
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It will take some resolve for the Trump rally to persist.
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She is armed with nothing but a look of serene resolve.
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What Zorya lack in revenues they make up in resolve, however.
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A bipartisan push to resolve the situation has yet to materialize.
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It's a muddle that even China's proposed super-regulator cannot resolve.
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They can lead to court cases that take years to resolve.
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That could help resolve the issue for once and for all.
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But the Islanders came out with fresh resolve in the third.
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The justices appeared to struggle with how to resolve the case.
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"Violence will never be the way to resolve differences," he said.
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Fans hoped Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi might resolve these mysteries.
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"We are hopeful to resolve this by as quickly as possible."
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We are actively working to resolve this as quickly as possible.
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That would certainly resolve the sensor weakness of the 1 series.
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Your team's ability to resolve conflict and make decisions will atrophy.
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Braun on Friday expressed frustration at the failure to resolve matters.
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The news only strengthened his resolve to become an infantry officer.
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"You Pablo have given me strength… purpose and resolve," he wrote.
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There are other ways to resolve this that doesn't involve violence.
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I actively work to address and resolve any shame within it.
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If it looks like we won't resolve it, things get worse.
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He implied Congress would be better suited to resolve the matter.
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"We'll do it more in the new year," you may resolve.
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But it typically takes years for courts to resolve such claims.
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Maybe this will be the letter that finally cracks their resolve.
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Aoun said no effort would be spared to resolve the problem.
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Microsoft said it was working with AMD to resolve the issues.
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An idea of customs plans may be needed to resolve eg.
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Complaints typically take 90 to 120 days to resolve, she said.
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How they resolve these ideological differences will be a continual challenge.
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"We need to make an effort to resolve this," she said.
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Oddly enough, it was a sports star who crystallized that resolve.
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It would also provide a more effective platform to resolve disputes.
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We want to resolve the issues ... Should we see your message?
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Prasad blamed authorities for not doing enough to resolve the situation.
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This discoloration isn't harmful and should resolve fairly quickly, says Miller.
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Our engineers were able to identify and resolve the issue quickly.
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"If anything, I would hope that [Trump] would solidify women's resolve."
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WE'RE PUTTING A HUGE INVESTMENT INTO SECURITY TO RESOLVE THAT SITUATION.
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But these are mysteries that the accelerator is unlikely to resolve.
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You can only strengthen its resolve and grow its numbers. pic.twitter.
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The law firm demanded $29,210 to resolve Blade Forums' copyright liability.
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I resolve to wear something elaborate and black the next time.
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In truth, the movie doesn't do much to resolve those problems.
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"It doesn't resolve the problem of national disunity," Thanawut told Reuters.
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Both have asked legislators to resolve the issue outside the courts.
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"Disarming the FARC won't resolve all of Colombia's problems," he said.
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In many cases, so-called gestational diabetes will resolve after pregnancy.
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Here are five tax reform issues that Republicans need to resolve.
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The administration's effort to resolve those readiness problems is not complete.
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These exercises send a signal of American resolve to North Korea.
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Three months later, the agencies have yet to resolve their differences.
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For a time, the Brazilian public viewed her steely resolve positively.
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The Champion League will be the first test of its resolve.
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The government has said it is working to resolve those issues.
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Far more investigation needs to be done to resolve what happened.
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But it doubles your resolve in some way, do you know?
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American administrations have tried to resolve these differences in the past.
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The returns might resolve questions about Mr. Trump's own charitable giving.
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Both of Trump's summits potentially herald more trouble than they resolve.
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A snap election will resolve nothing and could prolong the agony.
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We stand united in our resolve to keep our streets safe.
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"Congress could step in to resolve Puerto Rico's crisis," she wrote.
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The parties must still resolve differences over immigration, taxes and energy.
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But the court need not resolve that question in this case.
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It said it was trying to resolve the issue with Atlante.
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Later in April, another exercise, Key Resolve, will also take place.
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Portman's measure had sought to resolve the earmark issue as well.
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Stephen Townsend, commander of Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve.
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"These cases potentially could take several years to resolve," Carrillo said.
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The training teaches them how to respond and resolve intense situations.
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By the time 4 A.M. rolls around, her resolve has evaporated.
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Mr. Kerry said Friday's tentative agreement would not resolve anything immediately.
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However, the patent fight could take months or years to resolve.
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It is fair to say that it didn't resolve it permanently.
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It can be very difficult to resolve a situation like this.
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Pres pledges to honor Otto's memory "with total American resolve." pic.twitter.
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The armed forces were also deployed to help resolve the situation.
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I am confident we will once again choose resolve over fear.
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When seeking to resolve bank disputes, consumers want accountability and fairness.
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You did leave them with a pretty significant cliffhanger to resolve.
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But that resolve can wither when money gets involved, he said.
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Paul LaCamera, commander of Operation Inherent Resolve, said in a statement.
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Sean Ryan, Inherent Resolve spokesman, brief the media at 11 a.m.
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But it remains unclear how they will resolve the funding impasse.
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Fitch expects to resolve the RWN when the acquisition is finalised.
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You thought bombing people was really going to resolve things neatly?
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It may simply resolve to pursue more talks, the source added.
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We'd work together to resolve the problems, were they to occur.
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That's why companies want to resolve issues in a timely manner.
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We hope to resolve this with Google as soon as possible.
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The rest gets delegated out for others to try and resolve.
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Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) is proposing fixes to resolve an impasse.
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Instead, the questions are knottier, the answers harder to resolve. video
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Symptoms of the flu tend to resolve in about a week.
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Trump's equivocation leaves his subordinates to reassure NATO of American resolve.
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Doing so is supposed to prompt negotiations to resolve the problem.
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We are aware of this issue and working to resolve it.
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"He'll never touch me," the opera's Marnie sings, with sober resolve.
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This is why the present tensions are so difficult to resolve.
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"I've been waiting three years to resolve this issue," she said.
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Critics complain that Mr. Buhari has failed to resolve these tensions.
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Business associates envied my resolve but didn't feel it would work.
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Good Thursday Here's what we're watching: • Tariffs will test investors' resolve.
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No one will intimidate or weaken the resolve of our prosecutors.
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These are tough matters to resolve, but they are not impossible.
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Until we resolve this, Sri Lanka will be stained in blood.
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Counterpunches from Democrats in blue states only cemented the movement's resolve.
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In the past few months, Cyber Command's resolve has been tested.
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She even drifts through her pregnancy crisis with calm and resolve.
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They must resolve big differences between their moderate and conservative wings.
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Lawyers for Kansas had urged the justices to resolve the dispute.
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In light of that, we resolve to assemble more heterogeneous campuses.
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I resolve to find him another job in the coming weeks.
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Obviously, we were not able to resolve it at that time.
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Time did not soften this Thompsonian resolve, or so it seemed.
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"Mick's never going to resolve Trump's erratic behavior," Mr. Yarmuth said.
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We're glad that the Korean peninsula issue is starting to resolve.
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For two years, various university administrators promised to resolve my case.
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"The peace agreement will not resolve everything immediately," Mr. Adeba said.
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Whether we can resolve those and pass new legislation is unclear.
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He looks like the American West, all sinew, dust and resolve.
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Now, the fear has returned, along with another familiar emotion: resolve.
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Heroes that use wisdom and conversation to connect and resolve issues?
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In fact, her resolve lies at least partly in the destination.
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There is another way that the Court could resolve this case.
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The ruling against Bombardier will most likely strengthen the Canadians' resolve.
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It doesn't resolve any issues, but it keeps the countries engaged.
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However, much work needs to be done to resolve remaining issues.
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Whether it will resolve researchers' concerns, however, remains to be seen.
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"Whatever way you resolve it," he said, "it should be resolved."
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It's the only way I can resolve myself in the morning.
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Most people who become homeless "self-resolve," meaning they find housing.
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It could take years for lower courts to resolve the lawsuit.
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Despite the lopsided score line, Gauff did test Halep's renewed resolve.
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That's what we're hoping solidified remains is going to help resolve.
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The company said they were working to resolve the paychecks issue.
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The plans aim to help resolve the country's chronic power shortages.
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" Resolve with #C13: "Comes finally to the blank wall of enigma.
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" Barbash wants STX to resolve "the flagrant violation of her rights.
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After filing, the bureau has 30 days to resolve your claim.
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Fishing is also set to be a difficult issue to resolve.
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A cough from a cold will usually resolve within three weeks.
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But we want to make a distinction between anger and resolve.
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I don't remember if we resolve things before going to sleep.
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We as a species have the intelligence to resolve this. 2450.
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The human cost of failing to resolve the crisis is heavy.
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Failure to resolve the dispute could revive U.N. sanctions on Iran.
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However, officials at City Hall intervened to help resolve the issues.
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Did you want the tension in the music to ever resolve?
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Only way to resolve these conflicts of interest is to divest .
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A fair jury should resolve this case one way or another.
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Be creative and show resolve in completing the assignments you're given.
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Trump's enforcement program will fail if he doesn't resolve this problem.
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Colombians therefore have to cling to their resolve to find peace.
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Other challenges were deeper, and harder to resolve by threatening tariffs.
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SpaceX worked to resolve the issue over the past few months.
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DNS, or domain name system, resolve web addresses such as www.gizmodo.
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In the meantime, let it strengthen your resolve to cut back.
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U.S.A. Hockey's response appears only to have strengthened the players' resolve.
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The partisan breakdown has left lawmakers scrambling to resolve the impasse.
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Decades of trying the old way failed to resolve this conflict.
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This government is working to resolve a lot of the problems.
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AFAD said work was continuing to resolve the problem in communications.
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She is co-operating with the appropriate people to resolve matters.
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How do we resolve that tension here in the public sector?
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We are glad the Korean peninsula issue is starting to resolve.
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President Trump should be commended for his resolve on this issue.
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And we'd better make sure that we help resolve this issue.
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But that will not resolve the issues that preceded his departure.
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This government is working to resolve a lot of the problems.
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This sort of WTO trade case can take years to resolve.
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There was just a problem that a community needed to resolve.
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It helps them resolve to treat the new heart with care.
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The central banks sought to boost confidence by demonstrating their resolve.
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Militaries are not always the ones to resolve crises like Venezuela's.
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This resolve is supported by the knowledge I am not alone.
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And yet, the majority is unwilling to resolve the severability issue.
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These problems reflect a larger issue the Republican Party must resolve.
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The president is testing their resolve on a near-daily basis.
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We hope to continue working with OFCCP to resolve this matter.
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But most ideas for political reform don't fundamentally resolve these problems.
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The answer is in how our ears expect melodies to resolve.
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Tonight, we pledge to honor Otto's memory with total American resolve.
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Does this bill resolve every issue in the net neutrality debate?
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Zuma also called for the Zimbabwean government and army to resolve their differences amicably and said the Southern African Development Community, on whose behalf Zuma was speaking, was ready to help resolve the impasse in Zimbabwe.
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Fitch expects to resolve the RWP once the two transactions are finalised.
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"I'm putting one thought out that I'm about to resolve," he said.
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He also thanked the alleged victim for "her bravery and her resolve."
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State. If the "pragmatic" option is more military action to resolve intractable
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But it would also delay, rather than resolve, the border wall impasse.
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Early elections can resolve a legislative impasse and that prospect can induce
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Finally, someone decided to resolve the whole "round pizza, square box" problem.
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She outlined a procedure to allow voters to resolve alleged signature discrepancies.
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But the way to resolve that isn't by simply failing to act.
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On the other side, people could post ways to resolve those issues.
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It can no longer attempt to resolve issues and complaints and claims.
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Yoneco's Mvula said matters do not always resolve themselves in that way.
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Last year tested the collective resolve of our movement in unimaginable ways.
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Smith said negotiators are trying to resolve the barricade peacefully and quickly.
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Trump is under pressure from American businesses to resolve the trade fight.
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The treaty would also provide a more effective platform to resolve disputes.
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Tesla started to resolve the issue last year, according to former employees.
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Every time you feel like postponing something, resolve to do it immediately.
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But for prominent people, this won't resolve another perpetual threat: Being hacked.
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Huawei, however, isn't waiting for the two countries to resolve the problem.
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We are trying to resolve this privately, without resorting to enforcement mechanisms.
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Cherchesov has several issues to resolve, with his midfield the biggest worry.
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Blecharczyk called on more regulators to resolve their issues with the company.
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Negotiations to resolve differences faltered amid tensions over trade surpluses and deficits.
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She is more likely than the populist to stick to her resolve.
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"If you're gonna test my resolve, I'm not backing down," he said.
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Unfortunately, the scientific process doesn't wait for politicians to resolve their differences.
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America's electoral process is supposed to resolve issues via the people's decision.
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A Turkish minister flew to Washington to try to resolve the dispute.
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VW spokeswoman Jeannine Ginivan said the company hopes to resolve the lawsuits.
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You will also have extra energy to resolve conflicts in your relationships.
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BLITZER: Well, we're just trying to resolve this once and for all.
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I quieted down after that, despite a devastation that redoubled my resolve.
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A meeting in Brussels on May 20193nd failed to resolve the dispute.
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The two sides also are far apart on how to resolve disputes.
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How VW group CEO Matthias Mueller might resolve the dispute remains unclear.
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So how do we resolve this and find a better path forward?
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Sessions doesn't appear to be trying to control how judges resolve cases.
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Fortunately, Google might resolve this issue for good in the near future.
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Singapore's long-term prospects may depend on how two trends resolve themselves.
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HSBC said all parties must resolve disagreement through communication rather than violence.
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Alternatively, Australia may need to go to another election to resolve matters.
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American intervention may only strengthen Germany's resolve to protect its commercial interests.
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Rawlence's book does not resolve into a particular ending: It simply stops.
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There's a process that we have to go through to resolve it.
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The 23-year-old was supporting Operation Inherent Resolve, which fights ISIS.
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The Supreme Court could be called upon to resolve several critical questions.
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Cryan also said he hopes to resolve major litigation by mid-March.
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They're also hoping to resolve the structure of the mysterious electron beam.
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Our engineers are working to fully resolve this as soon as possible.
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Make no mistake: I am strong in my resolve to eliminate you.
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In Europe, a gentlemen is given the opportunity to resolve the matter.
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"I suggest you don't test my resolve," read one of several texts.
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They also agreed to continue discussions "to resolve" Brunson's detention, she said.
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He says police want to resolve the situation as safely as possible.
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Did you resolve to make a major change in your personal life?
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The Farewell doesn't try to resolve that balance, because it's fundamentally unresolvable.
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The political outsider's first challenge will be to resolve a government crisis.
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I THINK IT IS GOING TO TAKE SOME TIME TO RESOLVE THOSE.
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And of course, rarely do any of those emails actually resolve anything.
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The officers had been called to resolve a dispute at the residence.
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And you can either agree to disagree or you can resolve it.
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The two companies are now in "productive talks" to resolve the situation.
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Upholding this perspective will test its resolve in the face of criticism.
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It would also resolve legal worries and concerns about third-country deals.
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Stephen Townsend, commander of the anti-ISIS task force Operation Inherent Resolve.
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It can resolve most common issues including lagging to mysterious app crashes.
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There was a time he looked to resolve things amicably with Gawker.
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He'd like to resolve the matter "in good faith" first, he said.
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Earlier Trump had said his administration was working to resolve the matter.
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But come November, Sifry believes their resolve to reject Clinton will soften.
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Let's hope there's some resolve for both parties in the near future.
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Another option is the legal route to resolve the issue in court.
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MR: Well, that's something we obviously want to resolve, we're very optimistic.
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Both sides should use dialogue and consultation to resolve their mutual concerns.
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Engel told PEOPLE last year his wife's resolve has kept him strong.
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It took three weeks to resolve the dispute, according to the documents.
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The president "could" seek to resolve the pipeline issue between both parties.
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They'd like to resolve the issue by the end of the year.
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They went back to a Thatcherite notion that markets will resolve themselves.
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The firm worked with all three app makers to resolve the problem.
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Our team is working swiftly to resolve this across all affected sites.
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It should just reinforce Washington's resolve to restore America's badly damaged economy.
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EPA committed to study and resolve its biomass policy by July 22019.
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Cooper have been grappling for months over how to resolve the issue.
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It passed a plan this year to resolve its expensive electricity crisis.
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And I'm not sure we can resolve that: people argue both sides.
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Of course, the JCPOA does not resolve all concerns about Iran's behavior.
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That stress response gives us what we need to resolve the situation.
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And of course it's hard to see how, how to resolve it.
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It said it had agreed to resolve the probes without admitting liability.
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However, Amazon has a new offer Saturday that might break your resolve.
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Kannan said that talks to resolve the strike had made no progress.
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"We have worked cooperatively with CFTC to resolve that matter," she added.
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"It's a political question" on how to resolve that threat, he said.
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John Dorrian, a spokesman for Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve.
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It shouldn't be the employee's issue to resolve, but the corporation's responsibility.
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Here are the numbers Inherent Resolve has reported as of April 27.
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Putin said the countries would work together to resolve a "difficult situation".
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With those words, Anne's resolve crumbles and she embraces her new father.
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"I expect that something will resolve in the near future," Mnuchin said.
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This is how we can resolve problems that we face now, today.
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There's no plan to resolve the eminent domain issues on the border.
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Azzam said he established a committee of shop owners to resolve problems.
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"The government simply cannot resolve every dispute in this country," he said.
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Boehringer in 2014 reached a $650 million settlement to resolve those cases.
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Consultations are confidential negotiations often held in Geneva to resolve diplomatic disputes.
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"To resolve the opioid problem, you're going to need billions," he said.
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Tribal courts primarily allow Native Americans to resolve disputes among tribe members.
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Labeled Operation Border Resolve, the sweep targeted families with court-ordered removals.
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Tough decisions on spending lie ahead and will test the government's resolve.
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It's a fascinating, and very difficult thing for the mind to resolve.
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Step three: Switch gears and announce you're ready to resolve the drama.
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MPs said he had failed to resolve a £571m pension-fund hole.
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The longer the fighting persists, the harder it will be to resolve.
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South Korea would continue trying to resolve the issue diplomatically, he said.
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Without President Trump's determination, resolve, courage we would not be here today.
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The annual Foal Eagle and Key Resolve exercises typically start in March.
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There are alternatives that would more effectively resolve our local traffic issues.
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Beijing has urged Washington to resolve the matter through dialogue and negotiation.
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He also questioned Russia's role in efforts to resolve the Syrian crisis.
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The interview only strengthened Cramer's resolve to own Apple, not trade it.
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Any difficulty that I had, I found a way to resolve it.
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Talks have been continuing to try to resolve the situation by January.
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Fixing it would resolve the moral dilemmas presented by the EpiPen episode.
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As investors know firsthand, getting it right takes patience, determination and resolve.
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But meaningful consultations to resolve these concerns have yet to take place.
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He said they just offered money to try and resolve the case.
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Stephen J. Townsend, commander of Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve.
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After 9/11, George W. Bush tried to shore up our resolve.
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We crave a formula here that will resolve these sometimes-clashing ideals.
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The two sides failed to resolve the issue, Mr. Obama said later.
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Cook has previously been upbeat that the trade war will resolve itself.
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James Rawlinson, a spokesman for Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve.
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In such instances powerful actors lose credibility and their resolve is weakened.
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Collins told players before Thursday's series opener to play with more resolve.
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See if you can resolve this issue with the housekeeper's employers directly.
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Not everyone is convinced that the justices will finally resolve the dispute.
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O'Rourke said building a border wall won't resolve the country's immigration issues.
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Other analysts said it's a display of strength and resolve from Qatar.
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Pompeo has warned against testing the US' resolve to protect its citizens.
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Implement and maintain organizational systems, ensure payments are processed and resolve issues.
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Microsoft's takedown efforts alone can't resolve the threat of Russian election meddling.
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Some experts are skeptical that such a program would resolve the problem.
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" There is, he added, "plenty of time to resolve all of that.
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The United Nations has been trying since 1991 to resolve the conflict.
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Localhost should always resolve to a single very special IP address: 127.0.0.1.
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I resolve to encourage all my US-based friends to vote Clinton.
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Chuck McGrady, made any standalone effort to resolve the tensions surrounding HB2142.
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A spirit of defiant resolve animates many of these historically minded works.
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These days, the spring exercises are called Key Resolve and Foal Eagle.
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I'd watched him resolve dietary, plumbing, and property issues for various prisoners.
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In layman's terms, what exactly happened, and how did you resolve it?
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We hope we can reach an agreement to resolve these issues soon.
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History is filled with discarded regimes that have foolishly tested America's resolve.
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The United States' demands of Turkey to resolve this crisis are miniscule.
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There will be dozens of conflicts to resolve and choices to make.
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The problem the new system is intended to resolve isn't terribly common.
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It was his expression of adorable sincerity that melted my parents' resolve.
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The New Democracy coalition promised to resolve the backlog of asylum seekers.
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Mild cases of the flu resolve by themselves within a few days.
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Taking the opportunity, Dr. Barry asked Mr. Collins to resolve the question.
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You had paid $40 to a charity to resolve an N.C.A.A. violation.
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"We are working closely with Foxconn to resolve this," the company said.
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" It said it was working with Foxconn to "immediately resolve the issue.
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It will mark their latest attempt to resolve a protracted trade dispute.
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Most canker sores resolve on their own within one to two weeks.
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But those concerns could not fully account for the teachers' ferocious resolve.
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Mr. Justice's attempt to resolve the crisis may actually make things worse.
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Reacting to Tuesday's ruling, many of them expressed disappointment but also resolve.
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In Charleston, there is solidarity and resolve to do what it takes.
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No death bed moment where a father and daughter resolve longstanding wounds.
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The report covered activities in Operations Inherent Resolve from July to September.
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The announcement could also help resolve questions about the space station's future.
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That resolve has become especially apparent during President Trump's tenure, as Gov.
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His tirade was as much an expression of Palestinian impotence as resolve.
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People hoping that Mr. Mueller would resolve those questions will be disappointed.
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Judges can resolve whether these crimes against humanity also amount to genocide.
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Still, there was little sense of urgency to quickly resolve the stalemate.
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The agencies then said they would work together to resolve their differences.
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The biggest thing people miss is his level of resolve and commitment.
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Despite fundamental differences, the efforts to resolve them have been inching forward.
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Games are meant to resolve matters, with the finality of a score.
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It was also equally important to resolve their cases with noncriminal disposition.
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Neither withholding treatment nor making it widely available will resolve the problem.
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The passport issue might also help resolve one aspect of the conflict.
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Where we see the abuse of power, we resolve to speak out.
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In the tent encampment in Chico, there was both despair and resolve.
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Then there was another issue to resolve involving her son, Ethan, 9.
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Her perfect eyebrow will arch a little; do not lose your resolve.
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"We grieve with you and stand with resolve against evil," he said.
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In a brief speech, Mr. Afwerki vowed to resolve challenges through consultation.
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Johnson says he wants an urgent general election to resolve the impasse.
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More than 25 years of diplomacy have failed to resolve the issue.
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But the court said it trusted the government to resolve the problems.
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But none of that should dampen liberal enthusiasm or soften liberal resolve.
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We are glad that the Korean Peninsula issue is starting to resolve.
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After her travels, she tries to resolve lingering questions with DNA testing.
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At times the works seemed to convey a sense of silent resolve.
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The resolve to tackle this errant hair problem hadn't really been mine.
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It urgently calls for courageous leadership on both sides to resolve it.
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He argued he had merely acted to resolve an internal department dispute.
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It's a Socratic dialogue that could take a whole day to resolve.
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But that growth also creates new issues for government bodies to resolve.
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Confronted with the liberal strategy, conservatives must respond with action and resolve.
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"Trying to contact people to resolve this was nearly impossible," she said.
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"I told him ... please help to resolve it," Zelenskiy recalls asking Pence.
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Nora, like Kevin Sr., is an exception to everyone else's calm resolve.
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If the sides cannot resolve their dispute, the sanctions will be revived.
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A lot of words, and I am writing more, resolve nothing whatsoever.
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It is Europe that seems to be trying to resolve it now.
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The Supreme Court will likely resolve several key legal issues in 2018.
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And if so will on-site fuel supply actually resolve the problem?
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But the very muted response means the equation falls down on resolve.
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Police Now graduates are encouraged to resolve issues without arrests or violence.
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Even Ukraine itself is deeply divided over how to resolve the crisis.
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We can't do it for them; they need to resolve it together.
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I set out to find a recipe that would resolve those issues.
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It is clear that Russia seeks to manage, not resolve, this conflict.
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Both of them called for efforts to resolve the crisis, it added.
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Trump on Tuesday urged Congress to pass legislation to resolve the situation.
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But it still doesn't resolve the federal-state conflict in marijuana laws.
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"You're asking me, an ordinary citizen, how to resolve this?" she replied.
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Administrations typically project an air of activity and resolve during natural disasters.
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What your reviewer considers "utterly impractical" has helped Ireland resolve marriage equality.
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There's a huge amount of shared resolve I suppose, and shared experience.
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"I'm convinced I'm going to die before I resolve this," she said.
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Nevertheless, both sides appear eager to resolve the protracted crisis over Brexit.
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Has making this work helped you resolve that history and its baggage?
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They and they alone will have to resolve their decades' lengthy disputes.
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But protesters have said it's no longer enough to resolve the situation.
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Teekay said it was working with its partners to resolve the issue.
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The dismantling of a corporation to resolve litigation is not without precedent.
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It took the Obama administration another six years to resolve that issue.
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Neither would resolve anything, and both would create even more intractable problems.
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However, BoC said there was still pressure to resolve non-performing loans.
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"I told him ... please help to resolve it," Zelenskiy recalled asking Pence.
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Prosecutors had proposed the fine to resolve the issue earlier on Wednesday.
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The company added it was working to understand and resolve the matter.
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This moment of hesitation is enough for her to lose her resolve.
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But she added that she supported an investigation to resolve the matter.
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He hoped that all parties concerned would resolve their differences through dialogue.
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"Pharrell's face just held hundreds of years of whitewashing resolve," another said.
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Moreover, repeat violators cannot use the PAID program to resolve recurring violations.
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But Marvin's devastating injuries tested both her pain tolerance and her resolve.
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Any legal appeal against the potential ruling could take years to resolve.
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FERC may have to help resolve the long-simmering conflict over access.
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And there is a collective self-interest to try to resolve this.
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JONATHAN GRAY: Which is it's in the parties' interest to resolve this.
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Almost immediately, my resolve to get my digital life in order weakened.
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The Ford-Domino's test vehicle will not attempt to resolve that conundrum.
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Removing the public-facing like count could resolve some of that pressure.
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She believes the key to paying off her debt quickly was resolve.
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Some cases resolve on their own, others leave patients with permanent disability.
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Organizers are now seeking to turn the marchers' resolve into political action.
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This all-American fellow, schooled in resolve, keeps fighting the enemy within.
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It is time to resolve the issue of the imprisoned Palestinian population.
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"It is nothing but natural to try to resolve it," he said.
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Recent history provides a useful precedent for how to resolve this dilemma.
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The reforms currently in play begin to resolve some areas of inequity.
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The increasingly tense and sometimes violent demonstrations were already testing China's resolve.
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"Indicate the desire to resolve the matter and invite response," Engle says.
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Like IWO JIMA it was a symbol of America's strength and resolve.
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They claimed that sharia law would resolve Kosovo's lawlessness and bureaucratic dysfunction.
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House Democrats aim to resolve the question of Trump's impeachment by Christmas.
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When someone tells us we will fail, it only strengthens our resolve.
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Most of the commonly proposed fixes are unlikely to resolve the issue.
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The administration has sought to bulk up resources to resolve cases quickly.
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We are working hard to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
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Naturally, Puerto Ricans were sharply divided on how to resolve the crisis.
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Federal civil rights investigations can take up to several years to resolve.
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He's never backed down from a fight, always standing firm & with resolve.
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Characters care about each other, and storylines often resolve with great warmth.
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The Chinese government deserves credit for its resolve in tackling the problem.
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Some justices urged Congress to pass a law to resolve the matter.
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Is this now a political question that Congress will have to resolve?
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Clarke and Tomlinson's research can't resolve this question one way or another.
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Hancock also said ousting May would not help resolve the current impasse.
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No matter the result, this is not how Americans resolve their differences.
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Audience members looking to resolve the film's various mysteries will be disappointed.
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But the justices could resolve the cases in a variety of ways.
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Events of this nature call for statements of national resolve and togetherness.
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And then it's up to you to resolve that dilemma within yourself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A national election may not resolve Britain's Brexit impasse, finance minister Philip Hammond said on Thursday, adding that he wanted parliament to be able to resolve the issue itself under a successor to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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" A Justice Department spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that Sessions hopes the Supreme Court will resolve the issue of nationwide injunctions, saying, "Suggesting the courts fully consider and resolve an issue is hardly an attempt to delegitimize the judicial branch.
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In March, Volkswagen pleaded guilty to three felony counts under a plea agreement to resolve U.S. charges it installed secret software in vehicles to evade emissions tests and agreed to spend up to $25 billion to resolve various claims.
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"We are trying to have cooler heads to resolve these issues, trying to come to an agreement as to how they can fairly resolve this," said David J. Bennett, a longtime lawyer for Franklin who now represents the estate.
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Google is taking some steps to resolve the issue through its moderation team.
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The director's attorneys have been trying to resolve his case for 20 years.
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Why not take a page from soccer and resolve ties with a shootout?
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Campaigners disagree, arguing that leasing will not resolve the unequal distribution of land.
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Cross-border banks may prove harder to resolve if authorities squabble over losses.
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Something that will help strengthen my resolve and my own ability to lead.
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Let the Arab world resolve the internal, humanitarian problem of the Gaza Strip.
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I don't think it's a problem that is going to naturally resolve itself.
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We're gonna show that Virginia Beach is a city of resolve and dedication.
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Did the two leaders resolve differences that could lead to a nuclear confrontation?
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Most problems resolve themselves within a few seconds, so take that deep breath.
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That man in the White House with an executive order can resolve that.
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"If you don't resolve them, these conditions don't necessarily go away," Rubin said.
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And I think there's a real resolve to get it resolved very quickly.
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Fitch expects to resolve the Rating Watch upon the completion of the transaction.
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Currency crisis For a sustainable recovery, Nigeria must resolve its foreign exchange crisis.
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Do not test the United States on our resolve to protect our people.
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They will demand to see identification in order to resolve some supposed crime.
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Now, NATO and the leadership of member countries need to show similar resolve.
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That means that America, starting in 2018, is going to resolve it too.
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However, when that user followed the manual's guidance, it didn't resolve the issue.
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They chipped away at Short's resolve with a combination of threats and flattery.
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Because the galaxies are relatively close to Earth, Hubble can resolve individual stars.
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But he believes technology can help resolve some key issues, particularly food waste.
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You're going to have to go through a formal application to resolve it.
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Uncertain about what to do next, but with a newfound sense of resolve.
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Bill Haslam to come up with a deal to resolve the expansion problem.
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And we must demonstrate the resolve necessary to stand up for our interests.
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Some have no standing rules at all but resolve informant issues more informally.
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Always direct your mental energy toward what will help resolve your financial difficulties.
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It is a question that Ginsburg would be called on to resolve herself.
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Crises emerge when there are difficult-to-resolve disputes between branches of government.
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But Malmström has been unambiguous about the EU's resolve not to lower standards.
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Whether his shot is falling or not, he brings that intensity, that resolve.
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Months of air and ground offensives in Mindanao have not dented their resolve.
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Those questions about proof, fairness and rehabilitation will become even harder to resolve.
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There remains scepticism that any deal can permanently resolve U.S.-China trade tensions.
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He wholly denies the allegations and hopes this helps resolve the case quickly.
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"We will do whatever is necessary to quickly and safely resolve this situation."
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By entering his plea, Knight will also resolve two other pending criminal cases.
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"By building self-worth, their dating issues start to resolve themselves," Begin explained.
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"We are waiting for the company to resolve these pending issues," Sichel said.
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The five-page ruling did not resolve the merits of the plaintiffs' claims.
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Instead, June trembles as Serena's resolve melts, and she becomes a broken person.
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Alas, the resolve seemed to disappear almost as soon as it was broadcast.
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The Croatians are furious and demand Israel and the U.S. resolve the crisis.
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Whittington focuses on cases where the system fails to resolve major political disagreements.
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If the outages don't resolve rapidly, then oil prices will remain well-supported.
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She'd resolve to send me back to Sri Lanka for a suitable suitor.
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The question is whether this will resolve or deepen the impasse over Brexit.
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Transneft and Rosneft have been at loggerheads over efforts to resolve the situation.
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When a man hurts, he wants to locate the problem and resolve it.
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It also said it was in discussions with Google to resolve the issues.
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It would take decades to arrive at convictions that did not resolve doubts.
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FIAT CHRYSLER (FCA), FRENCH GOVT RESOLVE KEY DIFFERENCES ON RENAULT MERGER DEAL -SOURCES
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They are looking to our clarity of vision and our strength of resolve.
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They couldn't resolve the dispute and then he was told that he died.
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How will the court resolve the case when it rules sometime next spring?
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There is no easy way for the statistic agency to resolve this issue.
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Dueling opinions from forensic experts also planted doubts that jurors could not resolve.
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But if Deutsche Bank were to actually fail, Merkel's resolve would be tested.
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Iraq is home to around 150 tribes, whose sheikhs long helped resolve disputes.
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We will do whatever is necessary to quickly and safely resolve this situation.
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But on its own it will not resolve the dilemmas facing the government.
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This patch to fully resolve the issue comes less than 24 hours later.
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They also don't have the emotional nuance to, say, resolve an escalating argument.
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Mediation efforts by America, Germany and Kuwait have failed to resolve the dispute.
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We're working to resolve a data center outage & our website is currently down.
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The Supreme Court will almost definitely not resolve the conflict between the cases.
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I was lucky to get through the Uber experience with my resolve intact.
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Even worse, investment analysts make forecasts that take quarters or years to resolve.
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This would revolutionize the field and help resolve some of the conflicting reports.
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The settlement represents the largest civil penalty paid to resolve an FCC investigation.
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Apple is working extremely hard to release an update to resolve this issue.
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But the scheme does not resolve all the complaints of low-skilled migrants.
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I was hoping we could resolve things more quickly this time, Hodneland said.
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Service members continue to unite against all odds; they continue to show resolve.
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These kinds of observations let researchers resolve very distant but (relatively) small things.
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At the very least, it looks like things resolve themselves in the end.
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Coworker calls with a location issue and work with him to resolve it.
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For once, your struggles couldn't be solved with force and steely Scorpio resolve.
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That allowed him to resolve the case without setting a lot of precedent.
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Kuwait tries to sit out (or at the summit, help resolve) regional disputes.
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Jimmy John's said in a statement it was pleased to resolve the matter.
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We recognize that we have created this confusion and need to resolve it.
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A cyclical recovery will not, however, resolve questions about Turkey's longer-term future.
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"His resolve is very firm," Representative Mark Meadows, a conservative Republican, told CNN.
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PG&E AND LOCAL PUBLIC ENTITIES RESOLVE 2015, 2017 AND 2018 WILDFIRE CLAIMS
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Speaking to PEOPLE, Kasky commented on the resolve of the Parkland shooting survivors.
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The UN on Friday called on Iraqi leaders to resolve the political crisis.
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Just a few days into 2016, market volatility is already testing investors' resolve.
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The two men reconciled in 433, united by their resolve to oust Najib.
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Gary Volesky, commander of Combined Joint Forces Land Component Command-Operation Inherent Resolve.
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The next President needs to meet anger with resolve, with clearheaded, calm courage.
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"There is a collective self-interest to try and resolve this," he said.
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This would require state policy banks to resolve "funding difficulties", the NDRC said.
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"This temporary setback has not diminished our resolve a bit," said Marine Col.
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Trump's treatment of migrant children is what broke the former First Lady's resolve.
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"If anything, I would hope that he would solidify women's resolve," she says.
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But through words and actions, he has also hurt efforts to resolve it.
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GE is working to resolve them, and there are issues that remain today.
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To resolve cases of political imprisonment, we often work on three general tracks.
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"The proposed divestiture will fully resolve all competition concerns," the Justice Department said.
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If we're able to resolve it, you'll see a pickup in global growth.
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Both sides say the RESOLVE report backs their claims to the contested territory.
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They said they were "working to resolve the remaining technical and legal issues."
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We agreed to meet again soon and resolve the Afghan conflict through dialogue.
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I wanted to make sense of these feelings that I couldn't completely resolve.
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It's a warning shot that we need to resolve some of these issues.
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President Vladimir Putin said Russia would work with China to resolve the crisis.
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"This is a policy issue ... the American people have to resolve," Boutrous said.
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"There's still a long way to go" to resolve battery production, he said.
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It seems that comparatively, any outstanding issues won't be that hard to resolve.
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How to resolve the present legal conflict between Apple and the federal government?
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Such attacks would only strengthen the government's resolve to fight terror, he said.
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The court action brought by Shahriar's group essentially seeks to resolve that contradiction.
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He said he hoped to resolve the issue before the school year starts.
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Steve Warren, spokesman for Operation Inherent Resolve, the U.S. military operation against ISIS.
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Debt Resolve, Hutton and Equitable did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Legislation tends to resolve what is behind us, not what is before us.
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How is the situation likely to resolve itself over the next few months?
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The SECURE Act would also help people resolve errors in their credit reports.
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But the option to resolve problems with a gun is uniquely American, right?
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Other apps with announced support include Microsoft Office, Pixelmator, Sketch, and DaVinci Resolve.
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The case could end up in federal court and take years to resolve.
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Then, "Silent night, Holy night, Silent night," but that doesn't resolve anything either.
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The need to resolve that ambiguity in his favor has consumed his presidency.
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We appreciate your patience as we added more capacity to resolve connection errors.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said isolating Qatar would not resolve any problems.
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But simple capital injections cannot resolve the fundamental problem of poor risk management.
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This would essentially resolve the Supreme Court case in the federal government's favor.
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They said he wanted to "help resolve the conflict" between Washington and Pyongyang.
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"That would instantly resolve the parking and slot limitations for HKIA," he said.
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But Washington somehow decided there was no need to resolve this central dilemma.
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Ending the epidemic "will require the resolve of our entire country," he said.
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Al-Falih added that he hoped the tensions over Qatar would resolve quickly.
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One of the FCC's main duties, for example, is to resolve disputed cases.
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"We will simply redouble our resolve and continue to engage with the world."
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Players become MicroRangers by helping the scientists resolve one of nine possible MicroCrises.
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Retired general meant to resolve Qatar dispute also leaves: Retired Marine Corps Gen.
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The Senate voted 85-12 to resolve the problem by waiving the rule.Sen.
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Olson leads an organization that helps taxpayers resolve their issues with the IRS.
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Mr. Rouhani called the agreement a model for how to resolve disputes peacefully.
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"If Americans have problems, they need to resolve their own problems," he said.
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But of course, if she realizes that now, it won't help her resolve.
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I could begin to resolve the confusion that plagued me and my mother.
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As with carrier updates, an iOS update may resolve the SIM card issue.
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Saeed AhmedSenior editor This year, I resolve to be kind ... ... to my knees.
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His tendency to issue the threat has made some question his resolve. Sen.
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They would perpetuate the racial inequalities Civil Rights Era legislation sought to resolve.
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There is still time to resolve the crisis diplomatically before using military force.
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The arrangement also seemed to resolve the ethical dilemma of contributing to gentrification.
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In 2900, I resolve to defend democracy from bigotry emanating from the presidency.
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Nor will conquest resolve the underlying conditions that originally fueled the extremist insurgency.
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But he wishes the government would resolve the shutdown to avoid similar mishaps.
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This will require laser-focused patience and a resolve to act on information.
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Our brains resolve the dissonance by altering either our beliefs or our behavior.
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How Silver and the league attempt to resolve the issue will speak volumes.
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Though talks continued, the sources said, they didn't resolve the major outstanding issues.
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Negotiators have struggled to find a path forward to resolve the funding impasse.
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The two sides appeared to resolve their differences in October, with little gained.
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The US has repeatedly urged its two Asian partners to resolve their differences.
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Engineers are currently working to resolve this issue with a voicemail system, though.
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Unfortunately, simply reuniting children with their parents will not resolve the lasting trauma.
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It was important for the GOP to show some resolve on this issue.
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A judge ruled Thursday that voters would have until Saturday to resolve mismatches.
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Simply put, we should resolve not to repeat the mistakes of the past.
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It's time for the United States to show the same courage and resolve.
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So, the Fourth District asked the Florida Supreme Court to resolve the issue.
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The fine was partly reduced because the bank promised to resolve the issues.
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They and they alone can resolve this simply by removing the extradition law.
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What responsibilities and authority does it have to resolve a matter like this?
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But it requires more than a momentary outburst of resolve whenever crisis hits.
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Let us resolve to treat one another with more understanding, love and brotherhood.
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The US has said it supports UN-mediated efforts to resolve the issue.
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The bombshell disclosure appeared to resolve a core question of the Mueller investigation.
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But he keeps his resolve, and refuses to accept the horrible new normalcy.
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But adhering to BMP4 alone is unlikely to resolve the issue long term.
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Elliot said her group was working with bank officials to resolve the issue.
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One question officials would need to resolve is where to stop, analysts say.
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Furrowing her brow, Ms. Blute took a deep breath and gathered her resolve.
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So far, attempts to resolve the tangled dispute out of court have failed.
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"The investigation into Lu is the best proof for such determination and resolve."
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Friese was supporting Operation Inherent Resolve, which fights ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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Symptoms can last for months, and in many cases they resolve without treatment.
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" But, he told The Hill, he's "open to try to resolve the problems.
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In the fall, Tillerson said he hoped to resolve the dispute with talks.
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Fenn's problem, though, is that there's almost no way to resolve it satisfyingly.
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Negotiation between states directly concerned is the only way to resolve the disputes.
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We worked with them to resolve the issue and stores are now accessible.
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"The WTO is an alternative" to resolve the potential trade dispute, Silva said.
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He tried to resolve the conflict, and, in doing so, only invites more.
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But, said the PM, it won't change Turkey's resolve to keep fighting terror.
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And each news cycle brings another array of headlines that test people's resolve.
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German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel called for diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis.
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Answer Republican fear mongering with strength and resolve, not a 22-point plan.
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I know the president is doing everything he can to resolve this quickly.
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"Nobody should question the president's resolve to get drug prices down," he said.
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Cigna said it is working to resolve the matters as quickly as possible.
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There may have been another way to resolve the issues that they had.
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"Come home with us tomorrow, and we'll resolve this," Mr. Duan had written.
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Many of these fractions resolve into inconvenient decimal series, necessitating shorthand or estimations.
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"It will be impossible to resolve this investigation without more cooperation," Ramirez said.
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In any case, the oil market is already testing the shale drillers' resolve.
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"Let's wait and see how they will resolve this," Ath Thon told Reuters.
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Their determination and resolve having experienced such an unspeakable tragedy was awe inspiring.
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Li said he believed Beijing and Washington could resolve and control their differences.
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Public Knowledge's Harold Feld suggested commissioners could resolve that issue with bipartisan consensus.
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And more cliffhangers, even built into the scene designed to resolve the cliffhanger.
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Putting your hands on someone else is never the way to resolve conflict.
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He may opt to let Republicans in Congress resolve the issue with legislation.
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Rome and Paris hope to resolve the issue in time for a Sept.
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Needless to say, I felt a strong need to resolve this culinary question.
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I wish you success in your work to resolve the tasks facing you.
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It isn't the job of writers, artists and filmmakers to resolve these questions.
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Whatever is discovered, however, it is unlikely to resolve what really ails us.
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