"They were pitching it and getting turned down, and then they would rework the script and rework the pitch and go and do it again," Kirtley says.
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If I were to rework this puzzle today, I would drop SIR BARTON and rework the entire southwest quadrant, specifically aiming to get rid of LEO X/ERNO.
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Right is my rework to make #Sonic more stylized. pic.twitter.
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Which may yet rework some mainstream ad tech business models.
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Are you hoping to rework your schedule at your job?
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The U.S., Canada and Mexico will try to rework the .
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A new administration could modify, rework or scrap the guidelines.
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We like to rework our pieces endlessly by destroying them.
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Ms. Gallo plans to rework her content calendar for Instagram.
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He decided to take what was there and rework it.
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Tesla flatly denies that its remanufacturing teams engage in rework.
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"Our remanufacturing team does not 'rework' cars," a spokesperson said.
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All these days are important times to rework issues around partnership.
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More about how iPadOS works - Files are getting a big rework.
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Affleck will also rework the script before the film begins production.
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They embrace and rework the cheesy chansons of their parents' generation.
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Rob Bishop, a Utah Republican, to delay and rework the bill.
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Leonardo's motivation to rework the canvas is still unclear to researchers.
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So 2015 comes, and I'm still trying to rework the record.
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With Debbie out of commission, Ruth had to rework the story.
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It's a good day to get organized and rework your schedule.
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Employees attributed outsourcing of rework to the company's cycles of production.
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A regulatory committee has also been created to rework the rule.
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I'm going to rework this tonight and you tell me tomorrow.
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But the true joy comes when they rework each other's songs.
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It's a powerful day to rework your budget and set goals.
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"Each semester you have to rework your work schedule," he said.
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After some suggestion and rework, the grid you see was born.
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The company said the employees might be conflating rework and remanufacturing.
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If I have to dramatically rework something, that throws everything off.
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But the Hans Zimmer rework called "(Ocean) Bloom" feels entirely different.
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American companies are losing money and struggling to rework their supply chains.
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And when we get that information, we rework [the product], reformulate it.
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For now, ReWork — and UrWork — have the advantage, and investors seem impressed.
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In 2013, House Republicans announced an ambitious effort to rework the law.
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McDonough has been tapped to chair Rework America, a Markle Foundation initiative.
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The bill will rework several rules that govern technical or vocational education.
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Senators moved to rework the legislation on Thursday night and Friday morning.
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Senators will rework the legislation and a final vote could come Friday.
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But some parts of Pokémon needed a little bit of a rework.
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Some are forced to rework their business models; others have no remedies.
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The court should not wait for Congress to rework a broken rule.
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Which is what I feel he's done with his rework of 'Two Hearts.
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Murphy admitted that he struggled with the decision to rework the locked episode.
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Talks to rework the pact that underpins $1 trillion in trade have stalled.
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The rework adds an acidic pulse under the frenetic fever of the original.
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Rework federal funding to coax younger, healthier people into buying that new policy.
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The rework is available for free download at SoundCloud, and is streaming below.
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Polygon said Niantic is expecting to rework the gym system sometime in 2017.
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The New York Times: White House gives Canada more time to rework NAFTA.
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In this case, the sample belongs to the rework rather than the original.
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We only get the chance to rework the tax code every 30 years.
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So we hit a pause button, and we started to rework the script.
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I just haven&apost gotten it cut, so I just tried to rework it.
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Other times, products are pulled temporarily in order to rework the recipe or packaging.
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It plans to rework both products in part by going off an earlier formula.
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FNC just can't rework its ratings-grabbing prime-time lineup over a clumsy tweet.
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Deadlock in talks to rework the NAFTA trade agreement has also hurt the currency.
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Did you go back and rework those songs or did you just abandon them?
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The GOP scrambled to rework the bill after a last-minute setback Thursday night.
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Republicans are trying to cast this as a golden opportunity to rework the law.
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Trump has threatened to scrap NAFTA if he cannot rework it to his advantage.
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Ford has also chosen to rework its business while auto sales are still healthy.
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Reduced risk, waste, and rework in construction which typically lead to major cost overruns.
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It's nice to know that you can rework your puzzles until they are right!
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Yeah. Yeah, so Rework, the first book, was basically about ... This was what year?
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Maybe next season they'll skip the beach and rework the show into a court drama.
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And there's been a lot of very bad feedback with the new rework of Twitter.
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The rules have forced the two American companies to rework their business strategies for India.
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"That diorama quality meant we had to rework a lot of the assets," he says.
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The rules have forced the two American companies to rework their business strategies for India.
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The Navy had been removing a few cruisers from the fleet every year for rework.
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However, the Senate Banking Committee will be considering its own proposals to rework financial rules.
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The character just got a major rework but players still have issues with her abilities.
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It's interesting for me now to go back and look at them and rework them.
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These will be themes you rework during the retrograde from July 7 to July 31.
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Congress needs to rework the referral system or return to enforcing its own contempt orders.
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Brown apologized in the letter and said the group would try to rework the performance.
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Will/Joel liked the theme but had me rework several swaths, because of ugly fill.
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However, she wasn't expecting her on-the-spot résumé rework to prompt a job offer.
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Further complicating Ryan's work is a new push from the left to rework the bill.
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George drops the Steakager off at BluefishConcepts to rework the device and make it more attractive.
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Last week, the FCC halted a portion of the rules and indicated plans to rework them.
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There are pieces, like the free tuition part, that I'd like to see her rework substantially.
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They have stripped the walls to the bare boards to rework the electrical and plumbing systems.
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So we had some stuff in the archives we wanted to try and rework or reimagine.
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Flipkart was forced to rework some of its vendor relationships, sources told Reuters at the time.
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She believes the current system is seriously lacking, and that's the gap ReWork aims to plug.
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"Traditional serviced offices are very soul-less with very small shared facilities," the ReWork CEO said.
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So instead, I eventually figured out how to rework the whole happiness system in the game.
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Flipkart was forced to rework some of its vendor relationships, sources told Reuters at the time.
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And oh, I guess I can rework that other one that I abandoned 18 months ago.
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Lighthizer's letter also said a rework would include stiffer enforcement of the three-nation trade agreement.
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Parts awaiting rework and design tweaks included door frames, doublers, torque boxes, nodes and shock mounts.
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The White House is also taking steps to rework current federal guidelines on self-driving cars.
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The other alternative, as outlined in the chapter "New Deals," is to rework the social contract.
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As soon as the 49ers tried to rework their system to feature him, Kaepernick was exposed.
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There is no indication that the White House wants Congress to rework its health care bill.
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The duo plan to rework the solo set Lopatin has been playing out while on tour.
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It has a new chief executive who has been trying to rework the company's public image.
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But leave it to Telfar to rework the over-the-top basketball sneaker into a shoe.
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But any rework will likely fall short of a Democratic desire to fully renegotiate the deal.
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She tends to rework street-style staples: work wear with biker regalia, lacy undies with fatigues.
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She also did a catchy rework of Drake's "Hotline Bling," branding the popular single with signature Baduizm.
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So what are these jobs, and how should you rework your resume to be prepared for them?
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For fans of his, it'll be fascinating to see what he's decided to rework three decades later.
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After seeing Rotten Tomatoes rework its policy, though, the team decided to pre-emptively make similar changes.
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Lawmakers will rework the legislation through the evening in order to try and win over skeptical senators.
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How have you managed to rework that older material for this four-piece version of the band?
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House Republicans will rework the bill, but it's unclear if the revised version will garner more support.
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Compromising standards of safety could lead to injuries, fatalities, costly project delays and increased chances of rework.
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When a piece of mine is "finished," I can still go back to it and rework it.
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In the past, Mr. Ross has supported Mr. Trump's call to rework trade deals with foreign countries.
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It's relatively common, however, for Mr. Shortz and Mr. Fagliano to extensively rework a given puzzle's clues.
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The administration also is trying to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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Vic says Juice dying at 21 has impacted him to the point he's gonna rework his lyrics.
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Her resignation comes as Tillerson struggles to move forward with his plans to rework the agency. Sen.
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Others can — and do — pick up on this and rework it to fit back into the mainstream.
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The United States is trying to rework pacts with a number of other countries as well, including China.
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His comments come as talks to rework the 24-year-old trade accord have intensified in recent weeks.
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Regents approved a $2.12 billion budget for fiscal 2019 with the understanding Gallogly will rework it come July.
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Today's executive order basically puts the legal case on hold, and directs the EPA to rework the rule.
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Center-left Peronist Fernandez has been critical of Argentina's IMF agreement and pledged to "rework" it if elected.
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Lauded designer Yves Béhar soon came on board to rework almost every other aspect of the laptop's aesthetic.
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And if you don't like the dress, Anomalie offers a 100 percent refund or they'll rework the gown.
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To make software testing cheaper, we need to reduce the amount of effort and rework that it involves.
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His Bandcamp page describes the track as a "club rework" of "One Stitch Follows Another" from the album.
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If you need to rework your schedule, or start a new health routine, now is a great time.
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But, Edward said, the Scottish government could use devolved powers in some areas to rework partnerships with Brussels.
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To rework the orchestrations for the show's Friday, April 8, debut, the Denver Center needed Mr. Sondheim's approval.
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You can expect a fresh start at work—this is a great time to rework your schedule, Leo.
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I knew the draft needed to be reworked, but I couldn't get myself excited enough to rework it.
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More than half say that Nafta, which the administration aims to rework, has been good for the economy.
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But American pop culture has typically painted a disfigured portrait of us and rarely thought to rework it.
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That's because there's good reason for multinational companies to keep avoiding China as they rework their supply chains.
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It said it is also trying to rework the schedule to affect the fewest possible number of customers.
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U.S. President Donald Trump had put creating more manufacturing jobs at the heart of his desire to rework NAFTA.
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The move doesn't eliminate or rework the deal, possibilities its proponents feared given Trump's longstanding criticism of the agreement.
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With more updates and hopefully a rework of the first lesson, Duolingo could become a substantially better Chinese tutor.
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So we had to rework everything and find solutions with R&D and the engineers to make that happen.
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That U.S. decision has complicated talks with Mexico and Canada to rework the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Such design tweaks can delay production, and add cost as suppliers rework tools and molds to meet new specifications.
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I think -- and that&aposs part of the bill that we&aposll probably have to rework in some way.
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The Republican-backed idea is to rework the corporate income tax into a "destination-based cash flow tax" (DBCFT).
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He also talked about his desire to rework NAFTA, but offered no new ideas on what this should entail.
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Trump will try to rework U.S. trade relationships on more than one front in the coming weeks and months.
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Yet that hasn't stopped the retailer from moving forward with plans to rework the makeup of its store fleet.
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The outing came hours after Trump tweeted that talks to rework the nation's healthcare law were still under way.
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"I conveyed to the IMF our willingness to rework the agreements without demanding more from our people," Fernandez said.
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This means Comcast doesn't need to lay down new wires or rework any other aspects of its existing infrastructure.
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Likewise, Mexico and Canada were offered exemptions while negotiators sought to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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In Mastry, we see Mr Marshall skilfully rework the styles of Courbet, Rembrandt and Seurat, but with a difference.
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"We are ready to discuss and rework," he said, adding that talks with market players are scheduled for September.
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Trump has threatened to scrap the free trade agreement if the countries cannot strike a deal to rework it.
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Dao told me that the goal in deciding to rework the piece after it had been published was twofold.
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The Legislature forced New York City to postpone and rework its 5-cent fee on disposable plastic shopping bags.
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Forgotten job opportunities and the chance to rework past projects reappear during the upcoming Mercury retrograde, beginning this Friday.
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Previously for his clothing line GOLF, Tyler did a rework of a neo-nazi logo that incorporates LGBT colors.
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They also noted the need hire experts to cover sophisticated topics, increase newsroom diversity and rework their freelance structure.
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This is a wonderful occasion to rework your budget or, if you're feeling witchy, to cast a money spell.
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French producer Vitalic has shared a balmy Spanish language rework of the opening track from his 2017 album, Voyager.
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As the coronavirus spreads across the world, chief marketing officers are scrambling to pull and rework their ad campaigns.
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The move constitutes another blow to Boston, which was reportedly trying to rework its cap situation to keep Horford.
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Congress has also been chewing on ways to rework the law to put greater responsibility on the tech platforms.
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RHIMES Our whole back story had the Russian thing happening, and we had to rework all of that stuff.
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The threat came after the conclusion of extended negotiations to rework Nafta into the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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Experts noted that big behavioral changes could come if the new rules prompt food makers to rework their recipes.
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He helped write legislation to rework the state's struggling pension system, which would affect educators and other public employees.
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I had seeded the corner with that entry, but they initially asked me to rework things to eliminate it.
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House Republicans are trying to rework legislation that would establish an outside control board to oversee Puerto Rico's finances.
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I have been in a situation where I needed to rework something, and that really screws my time management.
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We had to rework a few of the looks last minute and we really love how the styling turned out.
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As part of that deal, Wells Fargo is compelled to rework its compliance and risk-management processes and repay customers.
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With less ability to rely on malicious redirects in Chrome, attackers may be forced to rework some of their strategies.
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Vox has a breakdown of what's in the Republicans' plan to rework Obamacare if you're interested in the finer details.
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"The identity of a lab needs to constantly expand and rework in order for it to stay relevant," says Gerona.
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Low things don't work either, so I really had to rework my wardrobe and start over with my new body.
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Over the centuries his poems have become interwoven with all Western storytelling, not just those books that explicitly rework them.
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It's taxonomically interesting—as it's the only one labeled a rework rather than a remix—but that distinction feels deserved.
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There's no detail on when Juicero plans to release a new juicer or rework the pricing on its juice packs.
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This will benefit smaller funds most, which do not have the capital to rework old deals or raise new funds.
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Prior to his death, Michael asked Rodgers to rework the song so he could release it as a new single.
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Trump's comments also come as talks with Canada and Mexico to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) sputter.
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Behind the scenes, however, car companies are planning to rework their supply chains to meet the USMCA's stricter content requirements.
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However, the Ford-UAW facility would rework its operational structure for additional oversight, as GM did, according to the union.
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The company shut down the Fremont assembly line last month, and also in February, for a few days to rework.
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The final vote came out as 51-49 in favor, after Republicans had to rework the bill late on Thursday.
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Canadian officials said they do not believe Trump can rework NAFTA into a bilateral deal without the approval of Congress.
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The Ferrari 812 GTS enjoyed a significant design rework so that the mechanical drop-top wouldn't compromise style or performance.
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It took 22009 years and significant rework to get Hazeltine back on the big stage, with the 22002 U.S. Open.
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You probably remember the wildly popular tropical house rework of Sade's "Couldn't Love You More" from a few years back.
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Most importantly, though, there's a rework of the musical's love theme "Helpless" with none other than Ashanti and Ja Rule.
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On Friday, your planetary ruler Mercury harmonizes with taskmaster Saturn, which is currently retrograde, opening space to rework old projects.
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They said they would rework employee contribution to make sure they wouldn't create a problem like this in the future.
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Square Enix has done what appears like considerable work to make Final Fantasy VIII look better, absent an expensive rework.
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BP, for example, sent a $20 billion Gulf of Mexico project called Mad Dog Phase 2 back for a rework.
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The legislation left open the possibility that California could rework its approach once the N.C.A.A.'s plans are made public.
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However, internal divisions are a key obstacle as some participants look to rework existing provisions in light of Washington's absence.
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From there we add, either rework, if we can find some candy that we crush up and melt back in.
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One current Tesla engineer estimated that 40 percent of the parts made or received at its Fremont factory require rework.
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The discovery prompted NASA to completely rework the Cassini mission, adding way more flybys of Enceladus than the agency had planned.
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The company further suggests the insurer intends to rework the app to create an alternative data source to assess drivers' eligibility.
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Then he released a new track—a cacophonous, atonal, thoroughly unlicensed rework of Alicia Keys' "No One"—just two days later.
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A larger trade deficit could give the administration leverage to renegotiate deals such as Nafta, which Trump has vowed to rework.
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Depending on the particular issue, they would either try to rework the bill to get more support or abandon it entirely.
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There was always a reason to punt a few months down the road, or totally rework something he'd become unhappy with.
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And here's this game, with the know-how to rework a 563-plus-year-old footprint I've seen plenty of times.
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So much so that the feature ended up crashing their servers, and they had to pull the feature to rework things.
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The ALI could pick the debate up next year, it could rework the language, or it could outright drop the proposal.
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Will and Joel asked me to rework the grid to try to lower the three-letter word count, which I did.
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But only a few smiths in the world are left who even know how to properly rework or forge Valyrian steel.
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They aren't just asking to rework or revoke one contract, but for their company to be more mindful overall going forward.
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The rally continued when Mexico and the United States reached a deal to rework the NAFTA trade pact in late August.
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"Watty" features rising star Tarquin on re-edit duties and we've got the exclusive stream of that rework here on THUMP.
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Fears of a full-blown crisis are encouraging banks to voluntarily rework loan terms to protect their balance sheets, bankers said.
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The NHL looks bad if they rework fan voting now, right after Scott turned out to be such a great story.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, who wants the state to take control of Atlantic City and rework its contracts with public employees.
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And barring a sea change in the way people are getting their TV, Disney's got no reason to rework that approach.
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Instead, it would establish an outside fiscal control board and allow the territory to rework its $70 billion in unpayable debt.
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Conservatives in the House and advocacy groups opposed to the bill would like to slow the process and rework its fundamentals.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to dump the accord if he cannot rework it in favor of the United States.
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If the EU still refuses to rework it, the prospect of the so-called "no-deal" Brexit becomes much more likely.
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According to the New York Times, the legislation leaves open the potential for a rework depending on how the NCAA proceeds.
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It was deemed to be not such a great addition to the main theme so we decided to rework the puzzle.
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The best song here is "High," Thug's rework of Elton John's "Rocket Man," which leaked online a handful of weeks ago.
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Earlier this year, Reuters reported that J. Crew hired restructuring lawyers to explore options to rework its $1.7 billion debt load.
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Her initiative is an example of how other existing funding programs could rework their missions to serve those in urgent need.
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In 2010, the two men published "Rework," a book denouncing workaholism, and they're publishing another one, "The Calm Company," next year.
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They needed to flesh out the scenes set in the past, they knew, and rework a couple of vaudeville-style numbers.
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Trump's threat to withdraw from NAFTA if he cannot rework it to the benefit of the United States has spooked investors.
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The need for reviews of parts coming off the line, and rework, has contributed to Model 3 delays, the engineer said.
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Both take an accessory out of its original context, and rework it into a full garment, albeit to very different effect.
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Now, whether Shawn, at 28 years old, can go back and rework some of his most basic moves I'm not sure.
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New ideas are forming—but Mercury will go retrograde in your sign next month, so expect to rework these ideas soon.
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But the financial industry has been eager to rework the law, saying some of its provisions curb their ability to lend.
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To strike a deal with House Republicans, Mnuchin and Trump likely agreed to rework the border adjustment tax at some point.
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Is she going to have to strengthen that white paper or rework it to satisfy what the president is asking for you?
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If the Senate Budget Committee finds that any of the changes would violate budget rules, the House will have to rework them.
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They found it easier to completely rework a major piece of legislation — again and again — than to twist the CBO director's arm.
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At the very least, though, the plan would begin to rework the federal system — which is still the largest in the country.
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But once you do hit the limit, it becomes a major nuisance — unless you're willing to rework the way you use Spotify.
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For pilots who are flying 787s that haven't undergone the rework yet, the FAA has ordered an in-flight ice removal procedure.
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"I think of making prints as an intermezzo, a time to go back and reflect, and maybe rework ideas," says the artist.
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This Mercury retrograde will rework lots of the sensitive stuff in your life: your sex life and your emotional (and financial) debts.
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Hans Zimmer is also returning to score the film, while Elton John is coming back to rework some of his original compositions.
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The latest Trump spat comes as Mexico, the United States and Canada are at a crucial phase in talks to rework NAFTA.
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That means the commission will either have to keep fighting or go back and rework the proposal so that it passes review.
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For a deal to be struck to rework the 24-year-old accord, U.S. negotiators would need to show flexibility, Guajardo said.
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The magazine noted Marchionne's reputation for making designers and engineers rework their designs over and over until he felt they were right.
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Thursday's press conference was another sign that the Clinton team is making a deliberate attempt to rework its relationship with the media.
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Nevertheless, Model 3 production has repeatedly missed production targets, and there have been reports that many parts and vehicles have needed rework.
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Leaders are holding off on scheduling a vote as they rework a resolution condemning anti-Semitism to address various kinds of hatred.
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Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) is warning her fellow Democrats to think twice before joining with Republicans to rework the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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European markets rallied on Monday on signs that Italy was preparing to rework the spending plans that have fueled tensions with Brussels.
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President Donald Trump will travel to Asia in November as he tries to curb North Korean aggression and potentially rework trade deals.
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It's a work that is also highly remixable, as Carla Gannis proved with her emoji-fied rework The Garden of Emoji Delights.
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Senator Orrin Hatch, a Republican who has led the efforts to rework the law, was in the courtroom to hear Tuesday's argument.
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Ooda hasn't shared many specifics about its plans, but the founders said they're hoping to rework the broken health-care payment system.
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The rework is a trippy but defiantly slamming version, and we look forward to hearing it very late at night somewhere, soon.
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President Trump has called the six-year-old agreement a "horrible deal" for the United States and has pledged to rework it.
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Ferrari said that the company was preparing a new business plan to rework its new business model and include also maintenance activities.
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Chief information officers are looking to cut IT budgets as the coronavirus pandemic forces corporate America to rework its short-term plans.
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"We're going to have to rework trade with China," he said to an enthusiastic crowd of about 600 in a theater here.
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Under the guidance of licensed professionals, the Circle week offers structured opportunities for campers to share and rework their stories of loss.
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The latest effort to rework a program for borrowers whose schools broke the law drew an immediate promise of a court challenge.
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Under pressure from within her Conservative Party, May is still seeking to rework the Brexit deal she agreed with other EU leaders.
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CNBC has previously reported that current and former Tesla employees say the company is needing to rework parts and vehicles, furthering delays.
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Hensarling is also looking to rework how banks submit "living wills," detailing how they could be dissolved in a time of crisis.
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In Brexit news, European Council President Donald Tusk said Wednesday that the U.K. must rework its submissions for trade and Northern Ireland.
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Before diving into what could go wrong — and right — as President Trump looks to rework Nafta, it's worth starting with the basics.
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It would rework the individual market so that enrollees get less financial help to purchase less generous health insurance with higher deductibles.
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Talks to rework NAFTA, which underpins the bulk of foreign trade in North America, have ground on for more than a year.
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"I bought so many clothes over the years, especially vintage stuff and tried to rework it in tailoring to suit me," she shared.
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WatchOS still needs work on how it displays apps, and Apple is still figuring out how rework the classic TV guide with tvOS.
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He could move quickly to rework the regulations while waiting for Republicans in Congress to keep their pledge to scrap the law entirely.
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It's the latest in several attempts in recent years to compel a company to rework its products to help the government conduct surveillance.
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I encourage him to rework the brand and the purchasing so that it easily engenders repeat purchases if a recipient loves the undies.
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But it's been wrapped inside a chaotic process of health-care reform and a major effort to rework the nation's principal trade agreements.
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Do you feel that people my age are content to rework the past as opposed to seeking out the dangerously, furiously, scarily new?
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Sending rework off-site to shops near a factory can help a car company avoid the wait and cost associated with overseas shipping.
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"Sky, water, branches, ground, keeping everything going on an equal basis and unceasingly rework until you have got it," Pissarro exhorted his students.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, griped about letting the island rework legal contracts with creditors and questioned whether helping the territory could set a dangerous precedent.
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Clinton has said she would look to rework the agreement while Trump has said he would scrap all trade deals and start anew.
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DeVos is establishing rulemaking committees to rework the gainful employment and borrower defense to repayment rules, which were established under the Obama administration.
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Mortgage bankers are feeling the pinch from a continued fallout in refinances, with applications to rework home loans falling 3 percent last week.
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Warren's approach to structural reforms best resembles a scalpel, making careful changes beneath the surface that rework the system without completely upending it.
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You want to rush through everything, Aries, but Mars retrograde is the warrior planet's time to turn inward, rest, and rework its goals.
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Once you have done your spending X-ray for 2019, it is time to rework what Betterments Egan calls your Top-Down Budgeting.
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Republicans have been challenging the map in court, arguing the state Supreme Court did not give them enough time to rework the map.
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Any deal would have to overcome significant differences about how to rework a law that affects about one-fifth of the American economy.
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A 2010 project, called "Hello Hi There," also stars computers that rework a 1971 debate between Michel Foucault and Noam Chomsky through chatbots.
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The United States, Canada and Mexico have been in months of negotiations to rework NAFTA, which President Donald Trump says harms his country.
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Mr Trump is seeking to rework supply chains within the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA), in order to bring more production to America.
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At Tesla "so much goes into rework after the car is done ... that's where their money is being spent," a former Tesla supervisor said.
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Negotiators from both countries have already been engaged in talks to rework the pact, amid demands that the Mexican side agree to certain changes.
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The $100 threshold is well below the $800 target the United States had originally pitched in President Donald Trump's broader push to rework NAFTA.
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No president, whether Obama or Trump, wants Congress to rework the AUMF in a way that gives the executive less power or fewer options.
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So now a few things should happen: the government should rework its email and security protocols to take into account a world beyond Blackberry.
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Opposition leader Alberto Fernandez, who is now expected to win the presidential election in October, has said he would seek to "rework" the agreement.
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It would be awesome to see Apple rework iOS on the 12.9-inch model to take even better advantage of the screen real estate.
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ReWork founder and CEO Vanessa Hendriadi told TechCrunch that UrWork's strategic investment will give leverage for future alliances with clients and retail estate partners.
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Fernandez has said he would seek to "rework" Argentina's $57-billion standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund if he won October's general election.
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We've enjoyed a couple of low-key beauties courtesy of Harrison and also Sebastian Carter, as well as a dusty Kinobe rework from Psychemagik.
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It's a fitting mashup considering how 2018's been a year of reaching back into rap's past to rework the sauce for today's pallette.
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"'It's always a huge compliment when an artist loves your song enough to take the time and effort to rework it," said John, 70.
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While his rival Hillary Clinton has said she may want to rework elements of trade deals as president, she has not called for tariffs.
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The two sides initially agreed to a two-year, $2545 million pact, but unspecified medical issues forced them to rework the numbers, per Wojnarowski.
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While the Dials wait for the results, James is scrambling to rework the end of the series to include some of the latest developments.
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But the precipitous fall in the value of the UK's currency has now moved Microsoft to rework some of its consumer price-tags too.
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But a high volume of rework and design tweaks could cut into Tesla's margins and contribute to delays in the delivery of its cars.
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Based on one of Ross' sage mantras ("We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents"), the lightheartedgamehas players rework nonsensical scribbles into tiny artworks.
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Surely, everyone remembers where they were the first time they heard his adrenaline-soaked rework of Yeah Yeah Yeah's hit "Heads Will Roll," right?
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This week, an editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal called on Mr. Trudeau to rework legalization if it leads to more marijuana use.
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Carter wanted Congress to rework the bill to cut money for the carrier and provide more funds for research and development and combat readiness.
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Trump is contemplating whether to rework international aviation agreements with the Gulf nations amid increasing pressure to take action, Politico reported earlier this month.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has driven the renegotiation, threatening to dump the accord if he cannot rework it in favor of the United States.
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"He added that the city will rework its social media policies to "explicitly address the issues of anonymous social media posting by senior officials.
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This number indicates what portion of a manufacturer's new cars were created using standard processes, not requiring the extra effort and expense of rework.
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The three decisions deal a blow to Trump's attempt to rework the legal immigration system to exclude poorer immigrants and increase skill-based admissions.
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But it seems like in a lot of important ways, the Senate is really just tinkering with and trying to rework the House plan.
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It also sounds a lot like ATC's "All Around The World" (probably on purpose) which itself is a rework of a Russian pop song.
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Kraft was forced to rework the ratio of cookie and cream into a straw-like structure that is almost unrecognizable to its American fans.
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Basecamp co-founder and CEO, and author of "Rework" Jason Fried and NYU Stern School of Business Vasant Dhar discuss these issues with Jon Fortt.
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For the forthcoming Everything's Beautiful, Glasper was given full reign to sample, rework, and reinterpret anything in the Sony Miles Davis catalog that he pleased.
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During this period, agencies hired top-tier designers to rework their identities and streamline their graphics (NASA's worm logo came out of the same program).
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Barnier is offering to rework the insurance policy to "de-dramatize" fears in London and Belfast, insisting it poses no threat to Britain's constitutional integrity.
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Center-left Peronist Fernandez has criticized the $57 billion standby agreement Macri struck with the IMF in 2018, pledging to "rework" the deal if elected.
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That decision almost killed the game and forced Bungie to substantially rework the sequel when its first large expansion, Forsaken, launched back in September 2018.
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These much stiffer penalties for data mishandling are intended, by European lawmakers, to rework how digital businesses view information generated by and around their users.
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If you're not doing what's right for you and being responsible for your wellbeing, now is the time to rework all that and do better.
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It argues that their systems can't support Bitcoin Cash without a major system rework that is currently not worth the unknown value of Bitcoin Cash.
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"We are ready also to rework the agreed declaration on a new partnership," he said, referring to the political declaration that accompanies the withdrawal agreement.
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Wall Street is seen as one of the major winners in the Republican effort, backed by President Donald Trump, to rework the U.S. tax code.
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He has threatened to ditch NAFTA, a lynchpin of the Mexican economy, if he cannot rework it to secure better terms for the United States.
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They also produced an accompanying short-film, which sees Chandler performing the rework live in a cathedral while giving voice-over explanations of the process.
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On Thursday, Kelly, Tillerson and Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray emphasized the close relationship between their countries and their readiness to rework the trade agreement.
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In the meantime, regulators have to finish a capital rule for Fannie and Freddie and decide how they would rework rules defining high-quality mortgages.
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Fernandez has said he would seek to "rework" Argentina's vital $57-billion standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund if he won October's general election.
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In response, Internet giants like Apple, Google, and Mozilla are making changes to their browsers, causing ad-tech firms to rework how they target ads.
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With talks still ongoing on a final rework of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), any lumber deal is expected to be settled separately.
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"I am interested in how an artist can delve into the past and revisit and rework classic designs," he said in an interview last month.
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Whether you need to fix a spelling error, rework a paragraph, or restructure an entire document, PDF Expert can help you go completely paper-free.
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Wall Street banks may be catching a break as regulators rework a rule that restricts their ability to invest their own money, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
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Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, the film's codirectors, told Insider about how people's love for that moment made them rework it into the movie again.
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Creative teams have sought to rework problematic classic musicals, either by changing wording (only possible with permission from the writers' representatives), or by rethinking staging.
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The company hired a technical designer to rework its patterns, size grading, and tech pack as a first step to working with domestic suppliers.2.
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He added that he was still ready to pull the United States out of the deal if he could not rework it to his satisfaction.
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Congressional Republicans have repeatedly pushed for such an approach, but Democrats have resisted every effort to rework the agency, arguing it would only weaken it.
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That latter continues to be hit by negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which governs Mexico's trade with the United States.
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Inspectors should have been able to evaluate the pictures on a computer, then click "good to go" or flag the car for further reviews or rework.
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I have to rework my brain to know that it can only rely on my left side, which will take time, a good amount of time.
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"She told us all that," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in an interview, referring to Clinton's assurances to labor unions that she would rework NAFTA.
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Pai says the FCC "will soon begin a proceeding" to rework Lifeline's expansion so that states get to decide which companies can offer its broadband subsidies.
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In that instance, Lucasfilm reportedly took the film away from director Gareth Edwards and brought in Tony Gilroy to significantly rework the film (including overseeing reshoots).
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Earlier this year Harvard University said it was collaborating with a company called ReWork Robotics to develop a suit that would help with lower-limb disabilities.
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There are signs that Chrome may never appear on the Windows Store as Google will need to rework its browser to meet Microsoft's strict app requirements.
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Roblox just had to rework its pay structure to allow some of its most popular developers to earn up to $140,000 per month from the company.
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Gareth Edwards directed Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, but additional filmmakers were brought on in the final months before release to help rework the film.
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Denitia's dizzying rework of "Hot Water" was perfect in steamy summer heat; Sene released "The Extraordinary Pleasure of Being Someone Else" under the name brian marc.
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Akala – "Carried Away" This track is a classic rework of Akala's classic track "Carried Away;" this time with the help of south London singer Josh Osho.
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Traditional fitness equipment NordicTrack has had to rework its collection, too, to offer on-demand classes across bikes, ellipticals, and treadmills to compete against Peloton's offerings.
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"We are ready also to rework the agreed declaration on a new partnership," he added, referring to a political declaration that accompanies the legal withdrawal agreement.
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Her top lawyer returned empty-handed from negotiations with the EU this week, and the EU told Britain to rework its Irish backstop proposal by Friday.
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Dave Aubé won Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical, for his rework of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk" over fellow nominees like CFCF and Kaskade.
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Though it's possible Samsung could rework the phone again and roll it back out to consumers, that seems to be an unlikely possibility at this point.
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"To be asked by George Michael to rework one of his songs was one of the greatest honors of my life," Rogers said in a statement.
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Evidence of Tesla's rework burden stands in plain view in San Jose, California, less than a half-hour drive from the company's main factory in Fremont.
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The Model 3 has been plagued both by repeatedly missed production targets, and reports of a high volume of flawed parts and extensive rework on vehicles.
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The problem with most alternate-history stories is their complacency—they presume that we understand a history, so that we can intelligibly and wittily rework it.
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It's the perfect time to reconsider the decisions you've made (especially since August 10) and to decide if you want to rework agreements or correct mistakes.
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As the coronavirus spreads across the world, chief marketing officers are scrambling to pull and rework their ad campaigns, in some cases launching entirely new ads.
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When the drummer and producer Makaya McCraven got a call inviting him to rework Gil Scott-Heron's final record, he recognized the magnitude of the task.
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The bill — a new authorization act for NASA — could significantly rework the space agency's lunar plans by changing what kinds of vehicles and resources are used.
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Puerto Rico House Republicans are trying to rework legislation to address Puerto Rico's debt crisis amid a looming May 28500 default that could roil financial markets.
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I always buy travel insurance but have never had to use it, so I hope that it pays out so I can rework my travel plans.
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Now, the City University of New York, the largest urban public university system in the United States, is moving to fundamentally rework its traditional remedial programs.
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And Alexei Ratmansky will rework a solo, "Fandango," for the City Ballet dancer Roman Mejia, which was originally created at the Vail festival for Wendy Whelan.
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Maybe if they completely rework it and modernize it a bit like Capcom did with Resident Evil 2 this year, it would be worth checking out.
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Although he promises to "rework" the IMF agreement if he is elected, he says he hopes to do it in a way that respects Argentina's international commitments.
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Bruno Mars and Cardi B have teamed up for a '90s-inspired video for their rework of R&B track "Finesse," from Mars' 2016 album, 24K Magic.
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But in an interview with TechCrunch, Apple revealed its plans today to completely rework Apple Maps from the ground up with new first-party data and mapping.
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"Universal basic income will provide a cushion and will allow people to rework and allow them to move and take advantage of new opportunities elsewhere," Ghosal said.
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Super Bowl broadcaster Fox, for example, forced first-time sponsor 84 Lumber to rework its commercial featuring a Spanish-speaking mother and child confronting a border wall.
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What we need is a deeper cultural paradigm shift to help rework the narrative some Ghanians currently hold relating to the role of women in our society.
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Fernandez, a critic of Argentina's $20.02 billion IMF standby agreement negotiated in 2719 by pro-reform President Mauricio Macri, has pledged to "rework" the program if elected.
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Last week, the two sides squared off in court, and the judge prodded Puerto Rico's board to reduce the loan to $300 million and rework its terms.
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Cameron has left it up to the next government to decide how Britain might rework its ties with the EU, something which could take years to negotiate.
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Short term: Companies with heavy debt loads are going to need to rework their finances, and quickly, as the 100% deduction for corporate interest has been slashed.
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I was a little daunted when I was offered the chance to rework one of his classics but I'm really pleased with how it has come out.
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"[We] decided to reexamine and rework a number of the core assumptions we'd held about the game" after receiving feedback on an early build, the studio writes.
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Indian Wells' "Racquet" just out via Boiler Room and Legowelt's unnervingly incredible Bowie remix kick us off, alongside a tense Abdullah Rashim rework of Daniel Avery's "Clear".
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Another concern from Republicans is whether allowing Puerto Rico to rework some of its $72 billion in debt could have a ripple effect in other public debt.
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Sanders is likely to rework the benefits by basing them on the Affordable Care Act's "essential health benefits," to make them more appropriate for all age groups.
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Mercury retrograde starts on Friday—a good time to go back and dust off your old school work, or to rework past ideas you wanted to publish.
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The remix comes alongside one other rework courtesy of Circle Sky, but if you pushed us, we'd have to say this is the pick of the bunch.
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Fernandez, a critic of Argentina's $57 billion IMF standby agreement negotiated in 2018 by pro-reform President Mauricio Macri, has pledged to "rework" the program if elected.
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The bolts in the differential could break, forcing Daimler to rework the cars, said a report by German industry publication kfz betrieb, which initially detailed the recall.
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Sources familiar with the discussions said the Trump administration has declined to formally rework its international aviation agreements with the Persian Gulf nations — at least for now.
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Of course, this breaking news pushed another story off A1, so the designer working on the National pages had to rework that story's jump page to accommodate.
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For instance, just the other day at the gym I had an idea to rework a guest interview I&aposd just done and emailed the show producer.
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Many conservatives argued allowing Puerto Rico to rework its debt obligations set a bad precedent and amounted to a bailout of bad financial management by island officials.
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Decades later, in 2007, Mr. Cannon, a Massachusetts native, wanted to rework the song into a rally ditty for his favorite baseball team, the Boston Red Sox.
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The goal was simple: to keep the gramophone and its Art Deco influences but rework the tone arm, which was prone to breaking because of its thinness.
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Under existing law, Trump's legal arguments are exceedingly weak, so a decision embracing those arguments could completely rework the balance of power between Congress and the presidency.
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The next meeting of ministers from Mexico, Canada and the United States on efforts to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is expected in July.
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Mr. Pence has been meeting continually with House Republicans this week to rework and resuscitate the repeal bill that collapsed on the House floor on March 24.
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EHOB: First I write a note, sometimes in my phone, and then I put them on a vellum piece of paper in my studio and rework it.
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Either Congress can raise NASA's budget by billions of dollars each year, or the space agency can rework its existing programs to free up funds for technology development.
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As troubling as the Chinese trade war has become, the auto industry came out largely unscathed by the Trump administration's rework of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The lower house passed a bill that allows states in the worst financial conditions to halt debt payments and rework commitments with the federal government and service providers.
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The show's creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, revealed to TVLine that due to major budget cuts, she had to rework Lorelai and Luke's wedding with some last-minute adjustments.
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Ambitious developers and entrepreneurs are aiming to use them to rework everything from how we track land ownership to how we distribute medicine and how we grant diplomas.
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The legality of the order remains unsettled today, despite efforts by the government to force other companies — like Facebook — to rework their software to allow access to police.
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WASHINGTON, May 8 (Reuters) - Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said on Tuesday he was seeing some progress in talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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"We selected a queen-sized bed because it is going to save us from having to completely rework his bedroom layout in a few years," Mowry-Housley explains.
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For his latest EP, Black Lacquer, the electronic veteran's teamed up with Fool's Gold Records to have artists from the label rework a handful of his greatest hits.
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Canadian producer AudioOpera—otherwise known as Graeme Barrett—has recruited Hot Sugar to rework his track, "Forever," which originally appeared on his 2016 EP, Flying From The River.
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An Air India spokesman said the company would take about a week to rework its schedule and come up with a plan to operate its flights over Pakistan.
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News 85033 reported that the Hall of Presidents will be closed for six months in early 2017 so engineers can assemble an animatronic Trump and rework the attraction.
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Trump was warm to Hensarling's approach, and many believe the bill could be the starting point for any GOP-led effort to dramatically rework rules on Wall Street.
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With Stranger Things becoming one of the summer's most talked about TV shows, Deadmau5 recently did a spaced-out rework of its theme song in his home studio.
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The U.S. decision to go ahead with the steel and aluminum tariffs has complicated talks with Mexico and Canada to rework the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Instead of having to work through the layout of the levels as the adorable little Baba, players get to rework the rules of the levels to their advantage.
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Amy Schumer, who's practically built her career around discussing her awkward-sex-filled relationships, and blackout nights on the town, may need to rework her stand-up shtick.
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Alberto Fernandez has criticized Macri's policies and vowed to "rework" a huge financing deal with the International Monetary Fund for $56.3 billion that Macri agreed to last year.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo on Monday said that negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement should pick up speed toward a conclusion.
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In contrast, a 2022/2023 launch window is far enough into the future that Apple could significantly alter its plans or even completely rework the product before launch.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has pushed for a renegotiation of NAFTA, threatening to dump it if he cannot rework the accord to the benefit of the United States.
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That should be just about enough time to get used to these faces…one hopes… Failing that, maybe Square can just rework it as an Alpha Flight game.
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Today's no different as we're sharing Eli's shimmering dub rework of the new single "No Immunity" by Bronx-born Italian-American artist Fiorious, who's an exciting fresh face.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto provides a rework of Age Of's "Last Known Image of a Song" that's subtly fragrant, like tossing a few drops of lemongrass oil in a dehumidifier.
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Mr. Avrich said on Wednesday that he will rework his documentary, "Unauthorized: The Harvey Weinstein Project," in the wake of sexual harassment and rape allegations against Mr. Weinstein.
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The meeting came as U.S., Mexican and Canadian officials meet in Mexico City for a seventh round of negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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In the months leading up to the congress, Mr. Xi has shown a willingness to rework the rules of elite succession politics and to further consolidate his power.
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Ms. Jones discovered Ms. Cunningham when she was seeking someone to rework nearly 2,000 recipes from Fannie Merritt Farmer's 1890 cookbook, and turned to James Beard for advice.
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The New York Times newsroom had only hours to rework a newspaper that would be printed later that night, and 26 articles that Friday would mention Dr. King.
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Conservatives have long been skeptical of allowing the island to rework its debt obligations, fearing it could encourage other debt-strapped parts of the country to follow suit.
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Shuster to rework the bill into something that more closely aligns with a robust free market and exhibits a true transfer of power from public to private hands.
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Canada has not been part of the most recent talks to rework the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement, which were expected to continue this week.
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Telecommunications are due to be discussed in Mexico City on Saturday as part of talks to rework the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement, according to a schedule.
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Billy Bob Thornton doesn't think Angelina Jolie should stop getting tattoos that tie her to her exes -- 'cause she can always rework 'em ... like she did with his.
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Those moves qualified as the headliners of the league's off-season movement so far, but a number of teams have already made grand attempts to rework their rosters.
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She turned in what she remembers as an amazing script for Rosie O'Donnell's Harriet the Spy, but also recalls the director bringing in new writers to rework the film.
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Thus far there's just a few recent tasters of her solo skills online, like the lushly forlorn "How to Feel," (her sassy Travis Scott rework is also worth peeping).
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For those coming to Ono's music for the first time, the most inventive of these new remixes may point intriguingly to the original recordings they cleverly revisit and rework.
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His unofficial rework of the former takes a soothing, minimalist approach to the original production, giving the groovy guitars rhythms just enough bounce to be played at the club.
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Life in the public spotlight has been challenging for all Big Food companies, from Kellogg to General Mills, which are trying to rework portfolios full off off-trend foods.
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But this genius rework of the Game of Thrones title sequence featuring the cities' landmarks, such as Telstra Tower and the humdrum suburb of Woden, make it seem thrilling.
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Her track "Boys With Guitars" dropped a few weeks back with a verse from rapper IshDarr but has now been given a new rework with British rapper Ms Banks.
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Ties have been strained over U.S. President Donald Trump's insistence that Mexico pay for his planned border wall and his bid to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The "necessity" standard being proposed by California lawmakers would rework that legal calculus to be less deferential, only allowing officers to use deadly force to prevent imminent physical injury.
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He distills the latest research — from economics and social psychology to linguistics and molecular biology — to offer key takeaways on how to rework your day to be more successful.
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Concerns focus on the outcome of negotiations between the United States, Canada and Mexico to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) which Trump says harms his country.
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The top U.S. automakers warned Vice President Pence on Monday that the administration's proposal to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) could hurt the nation's auto industry.
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"Montana" This country rework of Migos' "Hannah Montana" is going to be fire, but like the campfire kind that you have to light in Montana because it's cold there.
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Facebook, for example — a US company that handles massive amounts of Europeans' personal data — is going to have to rework multiple business processes to comply with the new rules.
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Asked by Reuters about Trump's hope to rework the climate deal, Espinosa said that would be difficult, and that she hopes Trump won't push for that if elected president.
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Meanwhile, some conservatives are concerned about allowing Puerto Rico to rework the terms of its contracts with creditors amid some strong pushback from some investors in Puerto Rican debt.
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She has an ambitious reproductive rights agenda, and a plan to break up big technology companies; that plan is actually separate from her larger idea to rework antitrust policy.
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If a company has a plan for 2020, it should make sure to adjust its budget and rework investment deals so they make sense in the current market conditions.
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Sarah Gallo, 27, another travel influencer, is in northern Norway on a sponsored trip but has been forced to rework her itinerary multiple times over the last few days.
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The question is whether the government has enough levers to encourage more private companies to rework their supply chains, or encourage new manufacturing start-ups in the United States.
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After a few more weeks of iterations, I thought I had the fill in place, but it had too much crosswordese and I had to rework the entire grid.
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The minister said the government's priority is to rework a bilateral auto deal with Argentina that expires in late June and advance talks to expand overall trade with Mexico.
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Trump's tweet that "changes are soon coming" could reference a regulation expected in coming months to rework a lottery system used to allocate H-1B visas amid high demand.
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Tom Cruise stars alongside Sofia Boutella and Russell Crowe in the rework of the 1999 box office hit, which originally featured Brendan Fraser and was followed by two sequels.
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Earlier on Thursday, Trudeau said he felt "positive" about talks to rework NAFTA, while a top Mexican official noted a deal might be possible by the end of May.
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Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said Temer could veto part of the bill and that the government would have the last word on states' "fiscal recovery" requests to rework their debts.
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Oizo's rework of "Little Bit of Feel Good" relies on a bit of tone-setting from a few samples from "Shake It," pitch-morphed to nearly unrecognizable formants and phonems.
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The track—which is a rework of Rae Sremmurd and Gucci Mane's newly number one track "Black Beatles"—contains more iconic, filthy lines than an episode of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Indeed, because the swing vote Congress members and senators glom onto CBO, party leaders are frequently forced to rework their bills in hopes of getting better results from the office.
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The pound fell to two-month lows after traders felt May had indicated during an interview on Sunday that Britain would dramatically rework trade ties with the EU after Brexit.
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Negotiators from the United States, Mexico and Canada met on Tuesday for the last time in a fifth round of talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Prime Minister Theresa May is seeking to rework the Brexit deal she agreed with EU leaders and has raised the possibility of a delay of the departure date until June.
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Drake's upcoming tour with Migos might be the hottest draw of the summer, but if Drizzy wants to make the next show ... he might need to rework his transportation situation.
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Vodacom, a unit of Britain's Vodafone, had offered $500 million to Neotel owner, India's Tata Communications, in 2014 but was forced to rework it after regulators raised anti-trust issues.
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The FTSE-100 company said it had decided to rework some elements of capital expenditure already incurred by the company, which could lead to an impairment charge at year end.
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For his latest single "You Want It Darker," off his forthcoming fourteenth studio album of the same name, Cohen enlisted Berlin producer Paul Kalkbrenner to rework the lyrically bleak track.
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The president won the White House in large part by pledging to crack down on foreign trade abuses and rework international agreements to boost U.S. manufacturing and protect American workers.
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But the affair has been unsurprising because of the long-running dismissal of support characters in online multiplayer games, not because of some rework that made a character too powerful.
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We've seen some tweaks and improvements over time, but now it sounds like Apple is growing more determined to rework the way iPhone and iPad users find and install apps.
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To get the most out of the crops they eat, ruminants regurgitate food and rework it in their mouths with the help of microbes that extract nutrients from plant matter.
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Outsourcing some rework allows Tesla to avoid wasting materials they've paid for already and frees up space in its Fremont factory, where all of its electric vehicles are now produced.
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As The Hill's Lydia Wheeler reports, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said Wednesday the department is establishing rulemaking committees to rework the gainful employment and the borrow defense to repayment rules.
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Instead Ms. Carr, 31, chose a slinky green satin gown by the ready-to-wear designer Sophie Theallet, having persuaded Ms. Theallet, a friend, to rework that dress in white.
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Trade negotiators from Mexico, Canada and the United States will meet this weekend in Mexico in a second round of talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Forcing Mexico and Canada to rework NAFTA was one of Trump's signature pledges during his shock win in 2016, and Democrats are pulling out the stops to avoid losing again.
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The Cubans, he told Reuters, advised Chavez to rework the ranks, once built around strategic centers, into more of a territorial system, spreading the military's presence further around the country.
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European leaders had already signaled they might be willing to rework the timetable if the opposition Labour Party won, and would probably have done the same under the current circumstances.
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Some are channeling their inner songwriter to rework classics by Billy Joel, Queen and others into clever new compositions that reflect how drastically our lives have changed in recent days.
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But my friends were tired of hearing me complain about these dates, so I let one help me rework my profile to give off the 'vibe' I wanted in return.
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Trump has threatened to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, a lynchpin of Mexico's economy, if he cannot rework it to better benefit American workers and interests.
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In Washington, lawmakers are attempting to rework a draft bill on Puerto Rico after the Natural Resources Committee scrapped consideration of the measure at the last minute amid conservative opposition.
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SOURING SENTIMENT India last year enforced stringent rules for foreign investment in e-commerce, which forced Amazon to rework its business structures and strained ties between New Delhi and Washington.
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It first announced that it was going to rework the contract about two years ago, but it has not previously disclosed an estimate on the cost savings from the move.
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Route-setters may need to rethink their plans in light of the eventual finals line-up, though new design software to help them rework routes on screen is being tested.
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Mexico's Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Tuesday he expected the U.S. government to notify Congress early next week of plans to rework the accord, yielding talks by late August.
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Sure, not every day is as exciting as Christmas morning, but if you rework your morning to include something you truly love, you're less likely to hit snooze three times.
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The justices granted requests from Republican lawmakers in both states to put those decisions on hold, halting further action in the cases and the need to rework electoral district boundaries.
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Speaking with reporters at ICE headquarters, acting Director Mark Morgan urged Congress to rework laws to detain families for longer periods and to permit the rapid deportation of unaccompanied minors.
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The team also took the closure as an opportunity to reexamine the studio itself, and to rework the way that Taller Sert would be presented to visitors in the future.
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Kenneth Smith, Mexico's chief negotiator in the talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement, said Mexico and the United States were "working well" on the most difficult issues.
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It's typically updated and reauthorized every four to six years, but the last time a serious rework of the law happened was over a decade ago (it was extended in 2013).
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Bridenstine, who was a witness at the hearing, made his familiar argument that the reason to go faster is that a new administration might come in and rework NASA's entire agenda.
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If the original version is saturated in electro-pop brightness, the rework goes darker with mind-numbing bass and thick synth stabs, grounding it while still maintaining the song's uplifting message.
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This seems to be the story of 23D Touch: it's a fascinating idea with the potential to completely rework the basic user interface of a smartphone that has gone fairly unnoticed.
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That deal will see small ReWork outposts opened alongside Ismaya locations, which include shopping malls and office buildings, to give members more flexibility with work options and help reach new demographics.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to pull out of NAFTA unless he can rework it in favor of the United States, spooking investors and putting pressure on the Mexican peso.
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The meeting announcement is the first formal step taken by regulators in what is likely to be a lengthy process to rework the rule, which was a central part Dodd-Frank.
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Bougainville Copper Company, which now controls Panguna and is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, has been working separately with landowners to put together a plan to eventually rework the mine.
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Former Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke (D) is now required to rework his master's thesis or risk losing his degree in security studies from the Naval Postgraduate School, CNN reported on Friday.
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It is a moment when through creativity and will you can rework, repossess and rebirth the conflicting voices of your childhood, to turn them into something alive, powerful and seeking light.
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The head of IMF, Christine Lagarde had reiterated on Thursday the euro zone needed to write off some of Athens' debt and rework plans to get the country back on track.
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Since Scandinavia is three countries and SAS, which is partly owned by all three, only flies direct to Asia from Denmark and Sweden, Norway should rework the deal, Norwegian Air argues.
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Thus far he's released only one solo single—"The Eternal" last November—which was followed by a rework featuring the Yeah Yeah Yeah's Nick Zinner and Bootie Brown from the Pharcyde.
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He's now trying to rework his spacing, so that innate feel that he has for the game, he now needs to replace it and figure it out at a different position.
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Just a day after his electoral victory, the Auto Alliance reached out to the president-elect, urging him to rework the standards, calling them a "substantial challenge" for the auto industry.
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Trump's health department has also had to rework the plan to satisfy the president, who had concerns that it didn't go far enough to get Americans the lowest prices on drugs.
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Trump has threatened to impose punitive tariffs on Mexican goods to protect U.S. industry, and to pull out of NAFTA altogether if he cannot rework it in the United States' favor.
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Placing more control in the hands of educators would allow them to rework tests to be more pedagogically meaningful, and results should only be interpreted with the whole context in mind.
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But the company has repeatedly missed production targets and there have been reports it is making a high ratio of flawed parts and there are entire cars in need of rework.
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One reason for a cautious approach is that too much scrap, and a high portion of parts that need rework, can eat into the already-challenging profit margins of auto assembly.
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David Heinemeier Hansson is the creator of Ruby on Rails, founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S., Mexican and Canadian officials will kick off some of the next round of talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement slightly ahead of schedule on Nov.
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Trump has threatened to jettison the 23-year-old accord if he cannot rework it in favor of the United States, arguing it has gutted U.S. manufacturing by outsourcing jobs to Mexico.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Delaying Britain's exit from the European Union could present an opportunity to rework the bloc's approach to negotiating with London, an ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday.
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Other travelers from seven Muslim majority countries affected by President Donald Trump's week-old curb on immigration can rework their flights after the judge's order, as long as they have valid visas.
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Lighthizer said the United States will rework the 2628-year-old trade agreement to support higher-paying jobs here and grow the U.S. economy by improving trading opportunities with Canada and Mexico.
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The agreement came just before ministers from the three nations are due to meet in Mexico City to take stock of progress in efforts to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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"We are ready also to rework the agreed declaration on a new partnership," he added, referring to a political declaration on wished-for future relations that accompanies the legally binding withdrawal agreement.
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But a new machine learning-based method for training speech recognition created by Alexa's AI team could mean a lot less rework in building out models for new variants of existing languages.
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EV Hive, now known as Cocowork, raised $20 million earlier this year, and now Gowork, a startup formed from a merger between Rework and GoWork, has pulled in $10 million for expansion.
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Mr Pinault has asked Tadao Ando, a Japanese architect, who designed the original plans for the aborted museum on the Ile Seguin and renovated the Palazzo Grassi, to rework the interior space.
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Fernandez, regarded as a moderate within the Peronist movement, has said he would seek to rework Argentina's $57 billion standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund if he won the general election.
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The Trump administration at one point granted Canada and Mexico a last-minute reprieve from tariffs in March as negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement, known as NAFTA, continued.
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Still, the decision to scrap Trudeau's proposed trip to Washington signaled the latest hiccup in months of intense negotiations to rework NAFTA — a deal from which Trump has repeatedly threatened to withdraw.
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With Disney's recent acquisition of 20th Century Fox, it's likely that the franchise will continue in some form, even if they decide to rework the Alien: Covenant sequels, or abandon them altogether.
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In an Oval Office meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last week, Trump again threatened to scrap the free trade agreement if the countries cannot strike a deal to rework it.
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Fernandez, regarded as a moderate within the Peronist movement, has said he would seek to "rework" Argentina's $57-billion standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund if he won the general election.
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Fernandez, regarded as a moderate within the Peronist movement, has said he would seek to "rework" Argentina's $57-billion standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund if he won the general election.
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Fernandez, regarded as a moderate within the Peronist movement, has said he would seek to "rework" Argentina's $106.63-billion standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund if he won the general election.
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The panel first released a discussion draft on March 29, and have since then been trying to rework it in a way to address gripes from both the right and the left.
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Lighthizer said the United States will rework the 2202-year-old trade agreement to support higher-paying jobs here and grow the U.S. economy by improving trading opportunities with Canada and Mexico.
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That virtually guarantees the Senate will kill or substantially rework the legislation, leaving the Republicans' No. 1 promise -- shouted daily on the campaign trail by Trump and virtually every Republican lawmaker -- unfulfilled.
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Fernandez, regarded as a moderate within the Peronist movement, has said he would seek to "rework" Argentina's $106.63-billion standby agreement with the International Monetary Fund if he won the general election.
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He also wants to rework or scrap deals not made in the best interests of the Maldives, as well as restore ties with India, which could, in turn, strain relations with Beijing.
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It gets it right with my clues as well, but has to rework the answer twice to figure it out (which it does automatically); my clues get a difficulty score of 72.03.
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As events have played out, however, his determination to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement is expected to have a modest impact on automakers, preserving much of the original 1994 accord.
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The collection ends with a nonfiction coda that doesn't decode or deepen the stories so much as rework some of their themes (youth and adventure, age and memory) in two thoughtful essays.
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Warner also moved the release date for "King Arthur" three times, in part to give Mr. Ritchie time to rework it, which was widely reported by blogs and added to the stink.
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The senators urged McAleenan to rework an interim rule published in August, which they said comes up short on what is needed to make the duty evasion process more transparent and timely.
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"He does not, however, approve the use of sexual innuendo as part of a taxpayer-funded campaign, and our office has asked the department to rework the campaign's branding," the statement said.
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The senators urged McAleenan to rework an interim rule published in August, which they said comes up short on what is needed to make the duty evasion process more transparent and timely.
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That is, until you start running out of room to fit everything you have in effectively, which is when you are going to be forced to rework your whole organization scheme again.
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Prime Minister Theresa May received less than glowing praise for her Brexit plan on Wednesday, with top EU official Donald Tusk saying Britain must rework its proposals for Northern Ireland and trade.
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During the past week, Trump delivered several barbs against Mexico, whose leaders were dismayed by the U.S. president's decision to announce protectionist tariffs during complex talks to rework the NAFTA trade pact.
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For the video prequel to the Blue Planet II series, composer Hans Zimmer came together with Radiohead to rework a version of "Bloom" from the band's 2011 album, The King of Limbs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, known for his so-called America First strategy to boost U.S. manufacturing, has threatened to withdraw from NAFTA unless he can rework it in favor of the United States.
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Partaking in these types of performances allows me to rework how people perceive the act of crying and screaming — not as something negative, but as a beautiful form of vulnerability and self-care.
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The FAA believed regulations would be complete by late 2018, but senior FBI officials demanded tougher requirements to identify potential terrorists and hostiles in the spring, causing FAA regulators to rework their proposal.
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If Turkey goes through with the Russian deal, Lockheed Martin would have to rework its supply chain on components for the F-35 fighter jet, while also making changes to its production schedule.
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Device makers would have to rely on an alternative app store and convince developers to distribute their apps on it, and in many cases rework those apps to function without Google services, too.
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Rise, who has created his own apps over the years, had designed the icon for his startup, but he told Systrom he might be able to rework the design into something for Instagram.
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If Turkey went through with the Russian deal, Lockheed Martin would have to rework its supply chain on components for the F-35 fighter jet, while also making changes to its production schedule.
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His latest delivery is a sleek, disco-influenced rework of Soulection's Jarreau Vandal's "Nobody Else," featuring Brooklyn duo Brasstracks and North Carolina singer-songwriter Niya Wells, perfect for dancing away your winter blues.
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I just think that there are ways that you can rework that, and kind of change the experience a little bit, to make people a little bit more aware that listening is sharing.
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Recently veteran UK garage producer DJ Q, aka Shollen Quarshie, was asked on Twitter to rework the Mississippi hip-hop duo's Gucci Mane-assisted track, and he obliged with a wobbling bassline edit.
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I didn't know at the time (I was 9 when the film premiered), but it was moving toward a more contemporary rework of black horror while staying true to the genre's aesthetic flourishes.
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She also channels some serious "Monster" vibes on a Section Boyz' "Lock Arff" rework, released a flip of Rihanna's "Work" with Sneakbo, and lent her Jamaican lilt to Jeremih's mixtape Late Nights: Europe.
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Hensarling is overhauling his broad legislation to rework the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, putting in place changes that would significantly curtail the CFPB's powers and make it answer directly to the president.
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If Turkey goes through with the Russian deal, Lockheed Martin would have to rework its supply chain on components for the F-22013 fighter jet, while also making changes to its production schedule.
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I keep my ears open and I always hope to catch artists able to shock me with particulars or elaborate structures that I can take, rework and make them fit in my work.
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A joint statement Tuesday from Lighthizer, Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo and Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland following a meeting highlighted progress and the desire to reach a deal to rework the agreement.
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That number is in line with an earlier report from CNBC where Tesla employees estimated 40 percent of the parts received at or made in its Fremont factory also required rework or repairs.
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And as Wall Street continues to take a populist beating from politicians on both sides, there has never been a wholesale attempt by a major congressional Republican to completely rework the landmark law.
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And now for Cirque du Soleil's latest daring trick: "Paramour," the company's foray into Broadway musicals, will go dark later this month so the creative team can rework the show's story and acrobatics.
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Tesla was responding to a CNBC report that said the company was churning out a high ratio of flawed parts leading to costly rework and production delays, citing several current and former employees.
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Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said Mexico will respond to the latest U.S. proposals to rework automotive sector rules under a revised North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) when ministers meet next week.
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Writers of the acclaimed drama had to rework the story after Spacey was accused of sexual misconduct a year ago and dropped from the show that made Netflix a player in premium television.
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But that share is expected to grow, especially among travelers who are 40 and younger, and that has prompted hotel brands to rework their rewards programs to cement loyalty with their frequent customers.
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As a shutdown lasts longer, the agency will have to rework its plan, and head into more uncertain territory that could demand, for example, that agency employees show up to work without pay.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Brexit negotiators will meet twice a week with European Union officials next month in an attempt to rework the Brexit agreement that Britain's parliament has repeatedly rejected.
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Baking blogs frequently rework the standard lemon bar with buzzy variations like cardamom crusts and Meyer lemon fillings (though Meyer lemons actually make dull lemon bars because they are so low in acidity).
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The band invited Kaytranada — an experimental producer with debts to classic house and early-2000s hip-hop — to rework its originals from the album, and Kaytranada brought along some guests of his own.
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For his rework of "All Star," which was aptly dropped right before the first days of 2017, Vagidictoris decided to keep things somewhat simple: he edited the song so every note is c.
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Trump has threatened to ditch NAFTA if he cannot rework it to the benefit of the United States, arguing it has fueled a trade deficit with Mexico and cost thousands of U.S. jobs.
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But with the new rework, Apple has built a team of in-house cartographers and gathered data from its own take on Google's StreetView vehicles to create something closer to a purely Apple solution.
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Trump's promises to defend U.S. companies from foreign competition have worried Washington's partners in much of Latin America, especially Mexico which is under pressure to rework a free-trade deal with its northern neighbor.
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"We are definitely getting closer to the final objective," Freeland told reporters after meetings with lawmakers in Washington amid onging talks between top U.S., Canadian and Mexican trade officials to rework the trade deal.
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" In response to a similar question during a Monday press conference, De Blasio said, "I don't think you can rework history," but added, "If any president did that today, they would have to resign.
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The Bug's rework of Ding Dong's "Badman Forward Pull Up" is more or less a straight grime anthem, and it features a guest verse from Roll Deep's Flow Dan to hammer the point home.
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The builder did not provide any new details in its earnings update over the losses and reiterated that it was negotiating with lenders to rework financing covenants that would be breached by the losses.
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Far more likely, however, is the Supreme Court will call for a remand, which sends the law back to the EPA, where Pruitt could rework the rule into a weaker, more corporate-friendly version.
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During the Today show appearance, Lopez revealed that the song had been in works for the month, but after the tragic shooting in Orlando, she enlisted the help of Miranda to rework the track.
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This effort is part of a broader challenge to rework much of how Facebook operates to be more proactive about protecting our community from harm and taking a broader view of our responsibility overall.
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There have been rumors that Apple will bring Face ID to the iPad Pro, which suggests the tablet would also get a bit of a design rework and a screen with even slimmer bezels.
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When Nora Ephron's 1989 blockbuster When Harry Met Sally kicked off the romantic comedy boom in the 90s, it was natural that Black filmmakers wanted to rework the formula to reflect their own communities.
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Russia said on Monday it disagreed with Trump's assessment of Iran as "the number one terrorist state" and a Russian diplomat said any move to rework the nuclear pact would inflame Middle East tensions.
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Instead, Netflix is planning something a little more interesting: it's going to rework the series with different hosts across six different countries: the US, Brazil, South Korea, Mexico, Germany, and Japan, according to Variety.
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Bullard tells PEOPLE that he teamed up with Jenner to design her home three months before she learned she was expecting a baby — and that the two had to rework some of their plans.
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Tesla is struggling to manage and fix a significant volume of flawed or damaged parts from its suppliers, sending some to local machine shops for rework, according to several current and former Tesla engineers.
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Current and former Tesla engineers explained that some of the flawed parts made by the company's suppliers will go to JL Precision and other local shops, including paint shops, for quality evaluation or rework.
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Conservatives are grumbling about helping the territory rework a massive debt burden built over decades, while rank-and-file members were spooked by outside ads lambasting the package as a "bailout" for the island.
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"Our days are being occupied by things that don't matter most of the time," says Jason Fried, the founder and CEO of Basecamp and the author of The New York Times best-seller Rework.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that a deal to rework NAFTA may be possible by the United States' Friday deadline, but that he'd rather leave the table than accept a subpar proposal.
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The FCA asked a trade group to rework the timeline for its implementation and now the group's plan has been submitted back to the regulator, which is expected to endorse the recommendations next week.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to unleash a trade war over steel crushed hopes of substantial progress in the latest talks to rework NAFTA, heightening fears for the trade deal's future.
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That means Facebook will probably need to rework its data policy and terms of service, said Finn Lützow-Holm Myrstad, director of digital policy at the Norwegian Consumer Council, a nonprofit group in Oslo.
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"We are definitely getting closer to the final objective," Freeland told reporters after meetings with lawmakers in Washington amid ongoing talks between top U.S., Canadian and Mexican trade officials to rework the trade deal.
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Not only did it add new areas to explore in the game, just like the past two expansions had, it was the developers' opportunity to dig back into the old content and rework it.
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The Commission will rework taxes for internet companies like Google, Facebook and Airbnb, in light of loopholes that allow the companies to pay significantly lower taxes by filing in countries with lighter tax requirements.
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In addition to resisting higher payments for health care, the U.A.W. wants G.M. to rework its pay structure, which differentiates between those hired before and after 2007, and to increase pay for temporary workers.
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In addition to resisting higher payments for health care, the U.A.W. wants G.M. to rework its pay structure, which differentiates between those hired before and after 2007, and to increase pay for temporary workers.
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Enjoyment turns out to be contagious in "Girls Trip," which consistently manages to rework and even reinvigorate some severely worn-out conceits, setups and character types, mostly by complicating gender roles with class issues.
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"A lot of the and reset and reissuance activity [is being done] to take more expensive CLOs from 2015 and 2016 [and rework them] to more easily fit in today's loan market," Ahluwalia said.
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President Donald Trump's crusade to rework trade relationships with top U.S. trading partners China, Canada, Mexico, the European Union and Japan has put a spotlight on U.S. exports and the jobs that depend on them.
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He is not only claiming Moby-Dick as an influence, but also the right to put words in the novel, just as he has the right to rework standard folk lyrics to fit new realities.
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During a flight to Paris, Trump called the five-year-old agreement with South Korea "a horrible deal" and said negotiations had started to rework the accord, which was completed during President Obama's first term.
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Some Senate conservatives, for their part, opposed the package on the grounds that it allows the island to rework existing contracts with creditors, or that the provisions trimming regulations to boost economic activity were insufficient.
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While Trump has often railed against the strength of U.S. libel laws and threatened to rework them, those laws are written at the state level and not by a Congress he could bully and intimidate.
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CALAIS, France (Reuters) - With construction underway, Jean-Marc Puissesseau may have to rework an 800 million euro (£712 million) project to double the capacity of Calais' port because of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Venus began its retrograde in Aries on March 5; however, it entered the pre-retrograde shadow period on January 30, planting the seeds for whatever you were going to review and rework during the retrograde.
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Mr. Trump has said the approach has left the United States in the position of subsidizing the world, weakening American industry and pushing factories and jobs overseas, and has pledged to rework America's trading relationships.
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Last month, for example, he said he would rework his proposal to ban the sale of fur in New York City after a backlash from those in the industry and black and Jewish religious leaders.
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The judge said on Thursday that the government had not sought permission to appeal the ruling in the supreme court, meaning that it could now either rework the policy or choose to scrap the project.
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At a foundry in Walla Walla, Washington, the models were 3-D scanned and scaled up; she visited the foundry to rework the models, and again after they were cast to work on the patinas.
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Mr. Lim lived in South Korea until he was 28, so what he learned at Hanjan was not how to make the country's traditional food but how to rework it into appealing, contemporary small plates.
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The Chawlas said they spent the past few months working with the Trump Organization to rework the design plans, including relocating the lobby to another building on the property that has not yet been built.
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S. discussions focused on crafting new rules for the automotive industry, which Trump has put at the heart of his drive to rework a pact he has repeatedly described as a "disaster" for American workers.
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In March, health officials faced criticism from other government departments for the National Health Mission's inefficiencies and were asked to rework the renewal proposal for 2017-20 after they drew up spending estimates of $33 billion.
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He picked the right song, if nothing else, and it's a testament to the towering efforts of the original that its still emotionally affecting when wrapped in the neon gauze and cheap highs of this rework.
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David Heinemeier Hansson is the creator of Ruby on Rails, founder and CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), the New York Times best-selling author of Rework and Remote, and a Le Mans class-winning racing driver.
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When Kate finds the shockingly obvious secret entrance to the Batcave in Bruce Wayne's office, Luke agrees to rework one of Batman's suits to fit her, and teaches her about the hero's array of useful gadgets.
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Export-reliant Japan's persistent current account surpluses could elevate the thorny issue of trade imbalances with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, which has pledged to rework the United States' current agreements with its major trading partners.
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The European Union told Britain this week to rework its Irish backstop proposal by Friday, but feared it would struggle to secure a deal that satisfied pro-Brexit lawmakers before the UK parliament vote on Wednesday.
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I have masses of archives from the BBC from the last 50 years sitting in my edit room, and I constantly rework it and play it back to you in different ways, as everyone does now.
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But this new series is mostly an effort to rework the basic elements of the old Teen Titans stories for the era of Game of Thrones, which Raven actually enthusiastically watches on TV at one point.
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They do, though, want to rework how browsers convey what website you're looking at, so that you don't have to contend with increasingly long and unintelligible URLs—and the fraud that has sprung up around them.
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The UAW leader also used a meeting with reporters to praise President Donald Trump for calling on companies to produce more products in the United States, and promising to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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It starts with her body type, pushing body-positivism through her, to begin with, and her not being cisgender was an important part to me to rework this kind of characters in The Red Strings Club.
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Torn between these two choices, the Republican insiders drafting the platform this year decided on the former—and in the process, passed up on an ideal opportunity to rework their policies for the twenty-first century.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) underpins the bulk of Mexico's trade, and lobbying of U.S. policymakers by Mexican leaders has helped keep alive talks to rework the 1994 accord longer than some skeptics anticipated.
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Singer-songwriters Lydia Liza and Josiah Lemanski, both from Minneapolis, said they were inspired to rework the song after bonding over a mutual dislike of the original's lyrics, which were penned in 1944 by Frank Loesser.
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Mars enters your sign, Aquarius, on September 23, which means you're finally moving forward with projects, relationships, and other things you were pissed off about this spring or summer that you've had to rethink or rework.
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After more than eight months of slow-moving talks to rework NAFTA, the three countries are keen to settle the process as quickly as possible, citing the need to finish before Mexico's July 1 presidential election.
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"This effort is part of a broader challenge to rework much of how Facebook operates to be more proactive about protecting our community from harm and taking a broader view of our responsibility overall," Zuckerberg wrote.
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The threat of a move to pricier Prime may force investors in the most junior portion of the fund and managers to call or rework a CLO to set terms at market rates, those sources said.
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Originally, Boeing engineers had aimed to only fix the aircraft's maneuvering characteristics augmentation system, but the setback has caused the airline company to rework the 85033 Max's twin computers, a process that is considerably more involved.
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This past April, for the second time since 2010, the Department of Labor (DOL) re-proposed a massively complex rule – roughly the length of "War and Peace" – that would rework America's retirement system root and branch.
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Mexican foreign minister 'ready' to rework NAFTA: Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray says his nation is "ready" to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which President Trump has told Congress he plans to do.
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It is also a culmination of more than two years of bitter debate between Puerto Rico's government, its creditors and federal lawmakers over how the island should rework its debt load that has crippled its economy.
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EU Brexit negotiators rejected the latest proposals on the Irish backstop presented by Britain's Attorney General Geoffrey Cox in Brussels on Tuesday and told him to rework them and come back on Friday, EU diplomats said.
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Over the weekend, some airlines said they had to rework their flight attendant and pilot rosters, and thousands of demonstrators took to airports across the United States to protest the ban, clogging terminals and delaying travelers.
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The rework was even finally given the Record Store Day limited edition vinyl treatment this year, which is a way better investment than spending your hard-earned dollars on, say, a fucking Star Wars picture disc .
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Draghi also said that work to rework the bank's policy guidance, flagged in the minutes of the last meeting, has not really started and there was also no discussion about winding down the asset purchase program.
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But don't be sad, Sag: This is an awesome time to rework your schedule so that you can have a life that actually works for you, instead of just making you work your centaur ass off.
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The company has made a series of moves to rework pricing strategies for its cars following the reduction of a $7,500 federal tax credit for Tesla buyers by half, a decline that hurt first-quarter deliveries.
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Managers may also want to get ahead of a possible burst of activity if the rule is finalized, as firms that were unable to issue or rework deals due to capital constraints return to the market.
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The numbers show automakers are not slowing down final production at plants in Mexico, despite threats from the Trump administration to rip up or significantly rework the North American Free Trade Agreement, also known as NAFTA.
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Mr. Hall's poetic ambition can be seen in his diligent revisions; even after his reputation had been thoroughly established, he would send a manuscript to 10 other poets and then rework it according to their suggestions.
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So SNC decided to rework the Dream Chaser to just carry cargo, and the company is now tasked with launching a total of 12,000 pounds of cargo on a minimum of six supply missions for NASA.
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Prince plays "Strange Relationship," which he would rework for eventual release on "Sign 'o' the Times" in 1987, as a jazzy rhythm workshop, a two-minute experiment in percussive chords and vocals that devolve into grunts.
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As more opportunities and accolades inevitably come her way, time will tell which pop-star traditions Eilish will wholeheartedly welcome, which she'll rework in her own style and which she'll reject with her signature side-eye.
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Trump is trying to exert leverage over Mexico and Canada in his bid to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and last month kicked off a trade spat with tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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On Tuesday, Canadian sources with direct knowledge of Ottawa's negotiating strategy said Canada is ready to offer the United States limited access to the Canadian dairy market as a concession in the negotiations to rework NAFTA.
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John Podesta, chairman of her campaign, said Clinton as president likely wouldn't seek to rework existing trade agreements such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) but instead move to adopt a new model for global deals.
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Notably, Disney had to fight months of online hyperventilation over leaked news that "Rogue One" underwent extensive "reshoots," shorthand for going back after the end of principal filming to rework certain scenes or add to them.
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Mr. Fisher added that the cast members had "rallied together to rework the final act" so they could perform it live with Mr. Hunt as well as with the original Broadway cast from the 1996 show.
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Talks this week led by Attorney General Geoffrey Cox failed to secure EU agreement, with officials in Brussels criticising the British side's proposals and telling May's top lawyer to rework them and come back on Friday.
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His has also been the most uncompromising voice of authority emerging from Rome during a standoff with Brussels over a 2019 budget that EU authorities have said violates the bloc's rules and told the government to rework.
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The EU is ready to rework the Political Declaration on bilateral ties after Brexit, but not the legally binding Withdrawal Treaty - the part of the settlement that contains the Irish border 'backstop' arrangement, which undermined May's deal.
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Qualcomm said Koh's ruling would force it to rework its license deals and even offer deals to rival chip suppliers, scrambling its business in a way that would be impossible to unwind if it wins on appeal.
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The exhibition, on view January 24 through May 10, 2020, builds on several public projects and commissions created by the artist in recent years and continues to revise, rework, and expand on key works from her past.
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Prime Minister Theresa May pitched her so-called Chequers Brexit proposal to EU leaders in Austria on Wednesday, but European Council President Donald Tusk and other EU leaders said that Britain needed to rework its plans further.
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UrWork, the unicorn that is competing with WeWork in China, is following its American rival's lead by extending its reach in Southeast Asia after it took part in a $3 million funding round for Indonesia-based ReWork.
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Lighthizer said time to rework the deal was running "very short" and again raised the possibility of the United States pursuing bilateral deals with its partners - albeit stressing that his government would prefer a three-way agreement.
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In particular, the rater warned that countries that have earned Trump's scrutiny, such as China, Germany and Mexico, could face significant pressure on their credit, as the new White House has vowed to rework existing bilateral arrangements.
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Ready to rework NAFTA As a candidate, Trump had insisted on the need to ditch NAFTA, shut down immigration from Mexico and build a border wall, statements that inflamed tensions between the US and its southern neighbor.
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BCBG Max Azria Holdings LLC has come up short with its disclosures for its plan to emerge from bankruptcy and needs to rework them, the U.S. trustee in its Chapter 11 said in court papers on Tuesday.
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While ostensibly a deterrent to the growth of a local cocktail scene, these laws have actually inspired creativity out of necessity, as bartenders thoughtfully reimagine and rework classic recipes in ways that adhere to the legal parameters.
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Sandra Bullock, hot off Miss Congeniality, was the frontrunner for that zero-to-hero role, but reportedly told the team they would have to rework the story again if they were serious about bringing her on board.
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And so in the early 2000s, regulations were introduced regarding technique and equipment which necessitated ski jumpers to rework their basic biomechanics, a bit like a gymnast having to relearn their twists and leaps completely from scratch.
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In the third quarter, Mexico's economy shrank for the first time in nearly two years, as a hit from natural disasters compounded concerns that stalled talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement were hurting growth.
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GOP leaders emphasized that giving Puerto Rico the power to rework its debt now is the best way to prevent Congress from having to use taxpayer dollars later to stop a complete economic meltdown on the island.
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EU officials have told Britain to rework its Irish backstop proposal by Friday but fear it will struggle to secure a deal that satisfied pro-Brexit lawmakers before a key vote in the UK parliament on Wednesday.
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I think I would probably rework some of the songs, cut some of the songs, work on my vocal style to try to cultivate my own voice in advance and not test it out on the record.
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The EU has told Britain to rework its backstop proposal by Friday, but a British source said on Thursday that the Brexit impasse was unlikely to be broken before the weekend because the EU was not moving.
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With ROIC as its North Star, GM has shed its underperforming divisions, streamlined its South Korean operations, invested in self-driving technology, and announced a thoroughgoing rework of its vehicle portfolio to shift the company to electrification.
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Qualcomm said Koh's ruling would force it to rework its license deals and even offer deals to rival chip suppliers, scrambling its business in a way that would be impossible to unwind if it wins on appeal.
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Although the Commission has said it will introduce a Digital Services Act this year that's slated to upgrade liability rules for platforms (and at least could rework aspects of the ecommerce directive to allow for tighter controls).
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In his 2017 executive order directing Mr. Pruitt to rework the clean water regulation, Mr. Trump told Mr. Pruitt to be guided by the views of Antonin Scalia, the conservative Supreme Court justice who died in 2016.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's ruling coalition parties agreed on Thursday to rework a draft law on greater fairness in wages between the sexes, in a bid to ensure greater transparency by obliging employers to disclose their pay structures.
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A Warren aide told CNN recently that the campaign is talking with labor leaders about how unions with negotiated health care plans will be guaranteed a chance to rework their agreements during a Medicare for All transition.
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The Senate will likely rework an aviation bill passed in the House in order to strip out controversial flood insurance provisions, after the lower chamber tried to jam senators with the legislation before leaving town Thursday morning.
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Luxury automaker Tesla is manufacturing a surprisingly high ratio of flawed parts and vehicles, according to several current and former employees, leading to more rework and repairs than can be contained at its factory in Fremont, California.
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Speaking in Montreal after the conclusion of the latest discussions to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Guajardo said talks over a dozen chapters were very advanced, with Canada putting creative ideas on the table.
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Trump's threats to unleash a trade war over steel crushed any hopes of substantial progress in current talks with Canada and Mexico to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement, heightening fears for the trade deal's future.
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Meanwhile the release of their much lauded Heterocetera EP made a fangirl of Björk, who slipped into Lotic's DMs in 2016 to ask them to open her Berlin show and later to rework tracks from her Vulnicura album.
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"As you can see the legs still have no shells covers and feature a 'naked' frame," he says, adding that they also need to rework the arm frames and reduce the way the arms shake when it walks.
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The NLRB in a 3-2 decision on Friday said a unionized unit of about 100 welders and "rework specialists" at a manufacturing company in Oregon was improper, and should include all 2,500 employees at the company's facility.
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The EU has said it will not remove the provision or re-open the legally binding Brexit deal agreed with Britain over two years, but has said it is ready to rework the political declaration that accompanies it.
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You might do some intense research before saying something you don't mean—Mercury retrograde is a time for you to refine and rework these philosophies, reviewing past lessons so you can have a stronger understanding in the future.
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WASHINGTON, May 8 (Reuters) - Canada's foreign minister Chrystia Freeland on Tuesday expressed optimism as she went into talks with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to push for a deal to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Calzada has been a strong proponent of maintaining the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and his staff said he forged a solid relationship with his U.S. counterpart Sonny Perdue during the ongoing negotiations to rework the accord.
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Only three Republicans would need to vote against the bill to kill it, making the threat from Corker, Flake, Johnson, and potentially Lankford enough to cause Republicans to rework the bill to appease concerns about the deficit. Sen.
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Looking ahead to talks later this month to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the ministry said the country would put its national interest first, while seeking an outcome to benefit all countries in the pact.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced the tariffs in March but later suspended them until June 1 to give the United States, Mexico and Canada time to push ahead with negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The report from the research group, based out of New York University's law school, analyzed the impact of rolling back six major regulations related to climate change that President Donald Trump is seeking to rework to unfetter business.
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The EU says it will not renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement or the backstop protocol within it, but could rework the Political Declaration setting out post-Brexit trade terms that may offer a clearer way of avoiding the backstop.
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Company executives are braced for increased costs, while holding out hope that U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs are more of a negotiating tactic to pressure Mexico and Canada in talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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"Hopefully we will be able to close up no later than the middle of the week," Guajardo told reporters outside the U.S. Trade Representative's office, adding that Canada could then rejoin the talks to rework the trade pact.
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I hated how docile and submissive I had become, especially when it came to my body, and I thought playing the role of a domme might help me actively rework my wiring and my relationship to societal expectations.
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Talks to rework the 24-year-old pact are entering a crucial phase and Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said outstanding bilateral issues between Mexico and the United States could be resolved by the middle of this week.
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S. farmers urge lawmakers to continue trade aid until China deal is secure Coronavirus outbreak may force US, China to rework trade deal implementation Pence solidifies role as Trump soldier MORE said at a House hearing last week.
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However, that trading relationship with the United States has been cast into doubt because of U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to dump the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) if he cannot rework it to favor U.S. interests.
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As he proposed reversing some of President Trump's deregulation of the finance industry, Mr. Bloomberg said he would rework the Volcker Rule, one of the most controversial regulations set up in the wake of the 2018 financial crisis.
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That sweeping measure will allow federal immigration authorities to deny green cards to immigrants who receive certain public benefits or are deemed likely to do so — a change critics argue will rework the system to disadvantage poorer families.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo on Tuesday said his government would put forward a counterproposal to a key U.S. demand in negotiations to rework the NAFTA trade deal once it has properly understood the proposition.
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Such freedom let screenwriters adapt Jane Austen's Emma into the movie Clueless; allowed Disney to rework the grisly Brothers Grimm stories into G-rated fairy tales; and gave us dozens of horror films based on Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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CFE head Manuel Bartlett lashed out at the critics of the Mexican government's efforts to rework the deals, suggesting they were ill-informed about the process and that the companies had sought arbitration before the government did so.
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Ray Wimer, assistant professor of retail practice at Syracuse University's Martin J. Whitman School of Management, said the story of Sears over the past year has been about trying to rework the $134 million debt payment coming due.
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"Because it’s indelible and I can’t rework anything, it’s actually a very immediate process, and I don’t find I have to stretch my patience to work in this way," she explained.
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While making new swords is impossible without Valyrian forgers' secrets, it's possible to rework the steel, as we found out in Season 1 when Tywin Lannister melted down Ned Stark's greatsword to sword to create Oathkeeper and Widow's Wail.
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For months Mexico has been locked in tortuous negotiations with the United States and Canada to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), but hopes have risen recently that some kind of preliminary deal could be within reach.
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The United States, Mexico and Canada are locked in tortuous negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and are also seeking to avoid a potential stand-off over U.S. threats to impose steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Carpenter has shared the opening track from the album, a rework of the theme from 1994's Lovecraftian mindfuck In the Mouth of Madness featuring the players (Carpenter's son Cody and Daniel Davies) from his ace Lost Themes albums.
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The 1994 accord underpins much of the more than $1 trillion in annual trilateral trade, and Trump's repeated threats to dump NAFTA if he cannot rework it in the United States' favor have spooked investors in Mexico in particular.
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Any efforts to rework existing regulations or craft new legislation will be a lengthy and contentious process, something that banking lobbyists have said will make any delay to the administration's initial findings costly for businesses eager for regulatory relief.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo and Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland issued a joint statement, following several days of meetings which highlighted progress and the desire to reach a deal to rework the agreement.
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The European Union has told Britain to rework its Irish backstop proposal by Friday, but a British source said on Thursday that the Brexit impasse was unlikely to be broken before the weekend because the EU was not moving.
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And it is that thing that sets us apart, that ability to imagine and hypothesize, and then test and figure stuff out, and tinker and make things and make them better, and then break them down and rework them.
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PRAGUE, March 18 (Reuters) - The Czech Finance Ministry will rework 2020 budget plans within days to include a higher deficit in response to losses brought by the spread of the new coronavirus, Finance Minister Alena Schillerova said on Wednesday.
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Technical discussions on auto content at the latest round of talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement were disrupted this week by the sudden departure of the head of the U.S. team for that issue, Jason Bernstein.
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The new government will have limited options to boost the economy given the prevalent revenue constraints - it may need to rework its expenditure plans and deploy more funds to schemes that can help boost weak consumption in rural areas.
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In a different climate, Republicans could go back to the drawing board and rework the bill to lower the tax burden across the board, instead of pushing through a one percent–friendly bill for the sake of disgruntled donors.
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Textile refuse is her particular bugbear, and for years it has been her mission to harvest, scrounge and locate discarded fabric and clothing, along with dead stock from fashion companies, and rework these orphan scraps into beautiful new pieces.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union told Britain to rework its Irish backstop proposal by Friday but feared it would struggle to secure a deal that satisfied pro-Brexit lawmakers before a key vote in the UK parliament on Wednesday.
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When Macri took office in 2015 he was worried the space station agreement did not explicitly say it should be for civilian use only, said Malcorra, his then foreign minister, who flew to Beijing in 2016 to rework it.
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That can lead to situations where something isn't working in the first taping and the writers will extensively rework it before the second taping, meaning the actors have to re-memorize those already long scenes within a few hours.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Negotiators trying to rework the NAFTA trade deal on Thursday were hit by the prospect of conflict over U.S. steel tariffs that could complicate carmaking in North America, one of the most sensitive issues at the talks.
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A seventh round of talks began on Sunday with the three sides aiming to finish reworking less contentious chapters while also meeting to discuss the trickiest subjects blocking progress to rework the pact that underpins $1.2 trillion in annual trade.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday it will seek input from state and local officials as it considers how to rework a 1991 rule meant to protect people from lead and copper contamination in drinking water.
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The U.S. dollar slumped against the safe-haven yen on Monday on investors' reduced appetite for risk, while sterling sank to more than two-month lows on talk that Britain would drastically rework trade ties with the European Union after Brexit.
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This is what one of Instrumental's pictures looks like: "Instrumental's machine learning allows for unit-to-unit comparisons, build-to-build comparisons, immediate operator feedback when defects are detected, therefore reducing high dollar rework and component scrap costs," Zurawski said.
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Prince had a storied history of refusing Weird Al's requests to rework his music, so when we got Al at LAX, we asked him if there was a chance he'd now get approval from Prince's family ... or even the estate.
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While Mexico's peso sank to a 1-1/2-year low this month, its weakness has mostly been blamed on a global selloff in emerging markets as well as a deadlock in talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The toymaker sources more than two-thirds of its U.S. products from China and the country's tit-for-tat tariffs war with the United States has forced the company to rework its supply lines, and retailers to delay taking shipments.
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So far, Young hasn't used the Archives to go on any kind of major creative tangent, nor used it to tweak any of his already-extant works, the way Kanye West used Tidal to work and rework Life of Pablo.
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Speaking in Mexico City on the sidelines of talks between Mexico, Canada and the United States to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement, Dias pledged to visit the mine on Tuesday and show solidarity with striking miners in the state.
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Mexico, the United States and Canada are seeking to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to withdraw from the accord if it could not be revamped to the benefit of his country.
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Part of regular business forum the U.S.-Mexico CEO Dialogue, the talks in Mexico coincide with renewed tensions over trade and the border after two years of uncertainty sparked by Trump's push to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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"The story of Sears over the past year has been about the debt situation and trying to rework the debt payments coming due," said Ray Wimer, an assistant professor of retail practice at Syracuse University's Martin J. Whitman School of Management.
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NASA, for instance, was told that it needs to rework its guidelines for satellite design and production, while the Department of Commerce will take control of how the public will access data about space debris, which was previously the DOD's purview.
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You may feel like you've already had these conversations before, since Mercury retrograde gave you the opportunity to rework them, but from now until December 24, you're ready to try again as Mercury makes its way through its retrograde shadow.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he wants to rework the Brexit deal that former leader Theresa May struck with the EU but he also says he is prepared to take Britain out of the bloc without one on Oct.
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S. discussions have focused on crafting new rules for the automotive industry, which U.S. President Donald Trump has put at the heart of his drive to rework the 24-year-old pact he says has been a "disaster" for American workers.
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BMW will rework the front and rear of the i3 and equip the car with a new battery to increase its range substantially beyond the current 300 km maximum, the paper said, adding that the increase would be below 50 percent.
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The Supreme Court's action voided an order in April by a three-judge panel to rework 34 districts in the state legislature and U.S. House of Representatives whose boundaries were crafted purely to advantage Republicans, a practice known as partisan gerrymandering.
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That's yet another frustration tacked onto a growing list; Nest's product portfolio has grown very slowly since the acquisition, and the report says Tony Fadell's oversight (and constant pressure to rework features and polish product designs) is a large reason why.
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In his campaign to keep manufacturing jobs in the United States, Trump has also threatened to slap higher taxes on U.S. companies opening new plants abroad and promised to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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His range will someday extend by a few feet without any need to rework shot mechanics or speed up his release, and he's already shown a willingness to pull up in the face of defenders who duck under his screen.
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Garage Sale Mystery was canceled outright; When Calls the Heart, which was two episodes into its sixth season when Loughlin was charged, went on hiatus while the team figured out how to rework the show without one of its lead actresses.
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The larger point is that those who regard the passing of all valuable information as a potential contribution are advancing a position that would radically rework how campaigns are conducted and would severely restrict the flow of information to campaigns.
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The star of the upcoming Flatliners reboot and host of Viceland's Gaycation may not put "musician" first on her resume, but she certainly knows how to rework a Britney Spears song into something beautiful and yet completely different from the original.
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Ritvo said it had spent about $1 billion in Florida to rework Gulfstream Park, creating a complex around the racetrack and casino that includes shops and restaurants, and a training track used by many Kentucky Derby prospects in the winter.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will rework a draft law on limiting foreign ownership in major IT companies to take into account the opinions of market players including Yandex, Interfax said on Tuesday, citing the lawmaker who drew up the proposal, Anton Gorelkin.
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HudMo's work on "Mercy" still knocks just as hard half four years later, and when TNGHT were at the height of their powers, their ferocious rework of "Cold" (2012) was so galvanising Kanye made a cameo at their intimate Brooklyn show.
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The then-rising producer snagged wins in 2012 in both this category and Best Dance/Electronic Album for Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites and it's title track, as well as Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical, for a Benny Benassi rework.
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At the same time, Weiss struggled to convince some Republicans, wary of allowing Puerto Rico to not pay some of its debts, that the island simply cannot pay off all its debt and needs to be able to rework its obligations.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that a deal to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) may be possible by the United States' Friday deadline, but that he'd rather leave the table than accept a subpar proposal.
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After their development firm, Euro Capital Properties, bought the property for $45 million in 2010, they brought on Ron Arad, an Israeli designer, to rework the space and bring the hotel back in line with Mr. Moretti's original curvilinear design.
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When VW finalised a sportier look for its Beetle in 2010 without a rear spoiler for the drop-top version, top managers at the last minute ordered suppliers in Mexico to provide the parts and rework the design, the source said.
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The shift toward SUVs, fueled by cheap gasoline, is putting pressure on nearly all major automakers in the United States to simultaneously shift short-term production plans and rework long-term product programs that drive capital spending over several years.
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At this point everyone knows the story of Halladay nearly throwing a no-hitter in his second career start, yet winding up being sent all the way down to Single-A to completely rework his delivery less than three years later.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw from NAFTA unless he can rework it in favor of the United States, arguing that the pact has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing and caused a trade deficit of over $60 billion with Mexico.
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Then when I emigrated for the second time, fleeing Russia again, as my parents had done 35 years earlier, that sort of gave me the motivation to rework the book and turn it into the draft that was finally published.
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Their closing encore consisted of a performance of "Whipping Post," the song that Gregg had written on his ironing board with burnt matches 45 years earlier, followed by their rework of Muddy Waters' "Trouble No More," and that was that.
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And that happened dozens of times in this period, where a story would fall apart, or an essential part of the story would come under some scrutiny, and rather than rework the story, they just let it hang out there.
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But, unlike many of his peers, he's still apt to rework each dish, even when he can get the same ingredients two days in a row and sometimes in the middle of service, playing with new combinations of spices and condiments.
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Mr. Bergé asked an old friend, the interior designer Jacques Grange, who had decorated the couture house in the 1980s as well as several of Mr. Saint Laurent and Mr. Bergé's homes, to rework the Avenue Marceau floor plan once again.
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Often, the design team would adjust the specs of the initiative before giving their portions to the engineering group — which often meant the engineers had to rework the aspects they had already done to fit the new outlines, Larson said.
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Trump has threatened to ditch the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between the United States, Mexico and Canada if he cannot rework it to his advantage, but Mexico's government has also said it could walk away from an unfavorable deal.
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The U.S.-Mexico talks for weeks focused on crafting new rules for the automotive industry, which Trump has put at the center of his drive to rework the 24-year-old deal he says has been a "disaster" for American workers.
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Our Pete Schroeder has the full story: Hensarling is overhauling his broad legislation to rework the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, putting in place changes that would significantly curtail the CFPB's powers and make it answer directly to the president.
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Conway canceled several previously scheduled events last week, hinting that she and campaign CEO Steve Bannon are still trying to rework the schedule they inherited and that resources, including the candidate himself, will likely be reallocated to where they're needed most.
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The dispute — one of several trade conflicts to erupt between the two countries over lumber, newsprint and other goods — flared up amid wrangling over the Trump administration's plan to drastically rework the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The top U.S. trade official on Thursday poured cold water on the prospect of an imminent breakthrough in talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) hours after Canada's prime minister struck a positive note.
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The corgis star in a rework of one of the show's most iconic scenes, where the Queen gets into a heated argument with her husband, Prince Philip, ahead of her coronation about whether or not he'll kneel to her at the event.
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He was responding to a question about President-elect Donald Trump's recent suggestion that he would pull US support from the Syrian opposition, as well as campaign vows to gut, rework or void international agreements on climate change and Iran's nuclear program.
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We are just waiting now to see if the network decides to continue with the show — and if they do continue with the show, if they're going to rework it to be something else, or if they're going to invite people to stay.
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Do yourself a favor and throw on this year's edition: between the huge beats and the spooky remixes (the rework of Megan Thee Stallion's "Cash Shit" is a particular favorite) you'll hear from Guy "Sweaty Meats & Filthy Beats" Fieri and R.L. Stine.
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Temer, Rousseff's conservative former vice president who took over when the Senate suspended her on May 12, has asked senators to wrap up the trial quickly so he can advance with reforms to cap public spending and rework an overly generous pension system.
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Talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement are not advanced enough for the United States, Mexico and Canada to announce a deal "in principle" at this month's Summit of the Americas in Lima, according to two people familiar with matter.
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Though Stolen had grown to some 40,000 players – good numbers for an early launch – the company chose to pull it from the App Store to rework its core functionality, and make it less of a stock market app where bullying could take place.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mexico has launched a counterproposal to U.S. demands to toughen automotive industry content rules under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), officials said on Tuesday, as ministers again pushed for a deal to rework the 24-year-old accord.
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Clariant's CFO Patrick Jany told an analysts' call that the company would now have to rework its strategic plan drafted in September 21, since it can no longer count on the joint venture with SABIC boosting growth, helping cut costs and lifting profits.
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Abiy - the first member of Ethiopia's majority Oromo group to lead a coalition long dominated by ethnic Tigrayans - has promised to rein in the powerful security services and started consultations to rework an anti-terrorism law that critics said had criminalized dissent.
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Clariant's CFO Patrick Jany told an analysts' call that the company would now have to rework its strategic plan drafted in September 2018, since it can no longer count on the joint venture with SABIC boosting growth, helping cut costs and lifting profits.
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Their tactics take many forms, from artists who rework archival materials, like Mickalene Thomas, to others who embrace media formerly dismissed as craft, like Diamond Stingily—whose commissioned braided sculpture will snake from the lobby all the way up to the fourth floor.
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In a blog post from 2012, Jason Fried, co-founder of Basecamp and co-author of the New York Times best-selling book "Rework, " recounts a time when Bezos stopped by the company's headquarters and did a 45-minute Q&A session.
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NAFTA talks have been stalled over a series of U.S. demands to rework the 24-year-old accord, in particular proposals to impose tougher regional content requirements on the auto industry in a bid to create more jobs in the United States.
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Other awards and honors Meanwhile, the British Fashion Council has decided to rework its annual awards, making the event more Met Gala-like; Women's Wear Daily announced the first-ever WWD Honors to celebrate creative vision and business leadership, scheduled for Oct.
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Talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are not advanced enough for the United States, Mexico, and Canada to announce a deal "in principle" at this month's Summit of the Americas in Lima, according to two people familiar with matter.
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Oumou Sangaré "Burning" — Maggie Rogers "Fade Out Lines (The Avener Rework)" — The Avener and Phoebe Killdeer "Juice" — Lizzo "Reelin' In The Years" — Steely Dan "Who's Loving You" — Terence Trent D'Arby "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" — Stevie Wonder "Joke Ting" — GoldLink ft.
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Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo met U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer during a hastily arranged visit to Washington as U.S., Mexican and Canadian officials held a seventh round of negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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More often than not, these failures are the buildings that tried to really change something, to completely rework the way we live — the collective living arrangements of the Russian Revolution, the concrete high-rise dreams of postwar Europe or American housing projects.
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Lopez Obrador's answer marked a pivotal moment after a contentious year of negotiations between the United States, Canada and Mexico to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the framework for more than a trillion dollars in annual trade between the three.
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May, who has turned survival into a political art form, promised hard-line Brexit supporters in her own party that she could rework a carefully crafted, 585-page legal text, negotiated for almost two years, that European Union negotiators say cannot be reopened.
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Wall Street is seen as one of the major winners in the Republican effort to rework the U.S. tax code but tax experts said the full implications of the overhaul for big banks remained unclear amid confusion over the treatment of repos.
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Using the appeals court opinion as a playbook, Trump's lawyers could rework the language in a way that is more likely to pass legal muster, such as clarifying that the order doesn't apply to legal permanent residents and other certain visa holders.
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To deal with a backlog of flawed parts and vehicles, said these current and former employees, Tesla has brought in teams of technicians and engineers from its service centers and remanufacturing lines to help with rework and repairs on site in Fremont.
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The peso has also suffered due to deadlock in talks between Mexico, the United States and Canada to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and nervousness ahead of the election, which leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador looks increasingly likely to win.
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She asked Julie Greenwald, the chairman and COO of Atlantic, to rework Paramore's deal so she could deliver fewer albums, and said Greenwald was willing to negotiate, but suggested the singer didn't have to choose between her work and her personal life.
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Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, has said ahead of these meetings that the EU won't reopen the backstop issue, but that it's willing to rework the political declaration, which lays out the commitment for a future EU-UK relationship after Brexit.
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Since then the peso has dropped over 10% against the dollar, and Mr Trump's desire to rework, even to rip up, the North American Free-Trade Agreement, and perhaps impose a border tax on Mexican exports to America has sent tremors through the Mexican economy.
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Negotiations to rework NAFTA, which underpins $1.2 trillion in annual trade between Canada, the United States and Mexico, began last year after President Donald Trump took office promising to abandon the 1994 agreement if it could not be reworked to better serve American interests.
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Now more than ever, in a time where it seems the very fabric of reality is slipping through our fingers, we have to hold onto our values and stick to them, as well as examine and rework any beliefs that may be holding us back.
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First up, there's a track by Mumdance & Logos, unusually but strangely fittingly titled "Cafe Del Mar", some shimmering italo from Bézier, a lush little roller from Shanti Celeste, and a climatic rework of Machinedrum and D∆WN's "Do It 4 U" by Darq E Freaker.
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President Trump announced Wednesday that his administration intends to rework planned changes to federal fuel economy standards that require automakers' fleets to increase their average to at least 8003 miles per gallon by 2800, up from around 22 miles per gallon in today's new cars.
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The boomers were the last generation to come of age with some traditional edifices still standing, the old bourgeois norms and Christian(ish) religion and patriotic history, which gave them something powerful to wrestle with, to rework and react against and attempt to overthrow.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said he would reiterate on Monday at a planned meeting with Britain's Brexit minister that the EU would not re-open the Brexit deal, but was ready to rework the political declaration that accompanies it.
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The two parties can claim success for their open markets policy following months of protest and uncertainty as well as the actions of U.S. President Donald Trump, who withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and wants to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Coldplay - Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends Before Coldplay became everyones favorite band to make fun of, they came out with Viva La Vida a mid career rework that was supposed to add some intensity to their back catalog of records.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar slumped against the safe-haven yen on Monday on investors' reduced appetite for risk, while sterling sank to more than two-month lows on talk that Britain would drastically rework trade ties with the European Union after Brexit.
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She decided to rework the routine for her SYTYCD audition and says it felt "special to do his work on TV." The song used is titled "Marathon in Roses", but Wall decided to name the routine "Marathon", telling the story of Lauren's life through movement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve on Wednesday will propose changes to the so-called Volcker Rule banning banks from making risky bets with their own cash, kicking off a lengthy effort to rework one of the central rules introduced following the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Farley, an American who has led Ford's operations in Europe since January 2015, wants the EU to improve regulations to make industries more competitive and to rework a free trade deal with South Korea that he says discriminates against mass-market carmakers such as Ford.
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Falling sales have made Wall Street speculate whether the company, which symbolized the counterculture movement of the 303s, would seek refuge in a buyout or turn private to rework its product lines and branding without the pressure from shareholders to shield its profit margins.
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The R. Kelly rework of the original had her sultry voice cruising on a highway of new-jack swing, the era of greats like New Edition, Teddy Riley, Johnny Gill and other groups I'd dance and sing to back when I was a kid.
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"We are not looking to throw out the entirety of Dodd-Frank or other rules, it is however appropriate to open up the rulebook in the light of day and rework the rules and regulations that don't work well or are unnecessary," Dimon said.
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Other standouts include Pastor T.L. Barrett's "Father Stretch My Hands," which was notably sampled on Kanye West's The Life of Pablo, a brilliant rework of "Everybody Loves The Sunshine" courtesy of the Reflex, and Andre 3000's "Solo (Reprise)" from Frank Ocean's album Blonde.
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Locally tuned, culturally sensitive Facebooks that stand up for democratic values and civic standards should also help rework the moderation challenge — removing the need for Facebook to have the equivalent of sweat shops based on outsourcing repeat human exposure to violent and toxic content.
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And the fact that he's able to rework the music of James Brown and add these very different, groovy, yet almost alien layers to the foundation of the original composition - making it decidedly new, but still not losing the funk that is the framework.
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OTTAWA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Canada is ready to offer the United States limited access to the Canadian dairy market as a concession in negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement, two Canadian sources with direct knowledge of Ottawa's negotiating strategy said on Tuesday.
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Seven years after her death, the pop diva has landed her first new single on the American chart in 2100 years with her posthumous Kygo collaboration "Higher Love" — a previously unreleased rework of her 21 cover of Steve Winwood's 214 hit, featuring contemporary electronic production.
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But neither the Armand Van Helden version nor Felix Da Housecat's loopy, inspired rework were nominated, so instead another synthy pop song won, this time over a legitimately great Chemical Brothers deep cut—that also incidentally received a Felix Da Housecat mix the same year.
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Negotiators from the United States, Mexico, and Canada square off on Tuesday for the last time in the fifth round of talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), with stalemate brewing on a contentious proposal to ramp up regional content for autos.
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Tim Lim, a partner at NEWCO Strategies, a Democratic political strategic consulting firm, says that the issue isn't getting as much attention from Democrats as it did a decade ago because Republicans aren't making an active push to rework the program, as they were then.
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Following their massive rework of Tiga's Hudson Mohawke collaboration "Planet E" last year, British electronic duo Dense & Pika (Alex Jones and Chris Spero) have let loose a remix of "Louder Than a Bomb," off the Montreal producer and Turbo Recording boss' 2006 debut album, Sexor.
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OTTAWA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Robert Lighthizer was the public face of arduous, year-long talks to rework NAFTA, but as he savored a successful conclusion in the White House Rose Garden on Monday, the U.S. trade representative singled out another man as the deal's architect.
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Host John Oliver discussed how decades of legislative quirks led Puerto Rico to its current state, in which it has the most debt of any state or territory in the country by far but lacks the legal option of pursuing bankruptcy to rework its obligations.
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HONG KONG, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Australia aims to rework its offer to sell a controlling stake of the country's biggest energy grid to take into account the security concerns that led the government to reject two bids from Asia, Trade Minister Steven Ciobo said.
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A few works here touch directly on national politics, like Ms. Dupuy-Spencer's drawings of a Trump rally, or the New Orleans reportage of the photographer An-My Lê. But Mr. Lew and Ms. Locks did not rework their list of artists after Nov. 8.
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S. deal and the original NAFTA, and who the winners and losers may be: The automotive sector was at the core of U.S. President Donald Trump's desire to rework NAFTA, and the deal struck seeks to impose curbs on the lower-cost Mexican car industry.
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Shortly after attending the 2016 Grammy Awards ceremony, where he was nominated in the "Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical" category for his rework of Max Richter's "Berlin by Overnight," he released the Balearic-influenced mini-album On Vacation on Mark Barrott's label International Feel.
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Discussions to rework the rejected plans began last Thursday, when U.S. District Court Judge James Gwin, an appointee of former President Bill Clinton, scrapped the city's initial strategy, calling the security zone "unduly large" and citing "constitutional problems" with its restrictions on the use of parks.
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Part of the fun of "7 Rings" — which is based on The Sound of Music's "My Favorite Things" — comes from the fact that Ariana Grande is perhaps the only person in the world who could credibly release a trap-infused rework of a Rodgers and Hammerstein joint.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A top official from the opposition party leading the race to win the Mexican presidency in July said on Thursday the party could keep Mexico's chief NAFTA negotiator and other officials if talks to rework the trade deal extend into the next government.
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In December 1982, the format switched to weekly episodes; in 1986, after 26 episodes spread over four years, Schuyler decided to rework the series and change the setting to a junior high school, so that she could tackle the more complex problems that come along with adolescence.
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Google, whose shareholders also rejected the idea of such a study, recently announced plans to rework its search engine to prevent it from directing people to bogus, defamatory claims — such as Barack Obama's attempted coup against President Trump, or President Trump's popular vote victory over Clinton.
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MEXICO CITY/OTTAWA (Reuters) - Talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are opening a window of opportunity that might allow the United States, Mexico and Canada to reach a basic deal in the coming weeks, a Mexican private sector business leader said on Monday.
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By Anthony Esposito and Adriana Barrera PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico, July 23 (Reuters) - There is scope to revive efforts to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) when trade ministers from Mexico and the United States meet this week, a top Mexican official said on Monday.
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Business-model wise, ReWork typically works with property owners on a revenue-share basis, but, as it eyes more rapid expansion, it is in talks with larger real estate companies over joint ventures that could add multiple spaces to its presence in one go, Hendriadi said.
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Reports of production issues ranged from robots on the assembly line not working properly to Tesla employees claiming the company was churning out a high volume of flawed parts that led to the automaker needing to rework and repair new models before being shipped to customers.
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An early adopter of the so-called Spanish remix, Messiah was savvy enough a few years back to rework tracks by DJ Self, Future, and Bobby Shmurda into his own Spanglish takes, often in tandem with Power 105.1's DJ Flipstar, a New York Dominican like himself.
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Mexico's peso took its biggest two-day tumble in more than 20 years following the surprise win for Trump, who has vowed to rework or scrap a regional free trade agreement and said he will make Mexico pay for a wall on the U.S. southern border.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are not advanced enough for the United States, Mexico and Canada to announce a deal "in principle" at this month's Summit of the Americas in Lima, according to two people familiar with matter.
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OTTAWA/WASHINGTON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Robert Lighthizer was the public face of arduous, year-long talks to rework NAFTA, but as he savored a successful conclusion in the White House Rose Garden on Monday, the U.S. trade representative singled out another man as the deal's architect.
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The EU says it will not renegotiate the withdrawal agreement or the backstop protocol within it, but could rework the political declaration setting out post-Brexit trade terms that may offer a clearer way of avoiding the backstop — say by keeping the UK in a customs union.
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After reinstalling the fourth-floor permanent collection — devoted to works from 219 to 21800 — MoMA, beginning in June, will radically rework its second-floor contemporary galleries by dividing them into three distinct spaces, each with a major installation from the collection focused on a single artist.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The United States, Mexico and Canada failed to resolve any major differences in a fifth round of talks to rework the NAFTA trade deal, drawing a swift complaint from the Trump administration on Tuesday that the lack of progress could doom the process.
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Any of the 30 footwork and juke-heavy edits from DJ Paypal's 2014 Bandcamp compilation could make this list, but we're picking the Teklife member's rework of the So Far Gone highlight, because it turns a bleary-eyed slowburner into a whiplash-inducing peak hours dancefloor jam.
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Guns may well be a tool of self-protection, but they do much more: With guns, men both rework their personal codes about what it means to be a good man and transform lethal force from a taboo act of violence to an act of good citizenship.
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Even with their frenzied timeline — their daughters were due in November — their contractors were able to rework the interior structure, expanding the kitchen, combining two small bedrooms into a master bedroom, adding a mudroom and hand-building a new yet historically accurate fireplace in the living room.
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It's evident from Fox's earnings over the last year that Disney is more interested in its catalog of content, which will be brought to streaming, and big tentpole franchises it can hopefully rework under the watch of Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and executives like Alan Horn.
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"It is a major priority of ours," he added U.S. President Donald Trump has called NAFTA one of the worst deals in history, blaming it for U.S. manufacturing job losses, and has threatened to quit the agreement unless he can rework it to better suit U.S. interests.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street bounced back on Monday, lifted by expectations that retailers raked in online sales during a prime holiday shopping period, while European stocks rallied after signs that Italy was preparing to rework spending plans that have fueled tensions with the European Union.
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Fernandez, a critic of Argentina's $57 billion IMF standby agreement negotiated in 2018 by pro-reform President Mauricio Macri, has pledged to "rework" the program if elected, with his advisers telling Treasury Minister Hernan Lacunza last week he would seek an "alternative economic model" to the current administration's policies.
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Qualcomm has argued in court that the ruling could hamper critical negotiations with phone makers over 5G technology, forcing it to rework license agreements and even offer deals to rival chip suppliers, scrambling its business in a way that would be impossible to unwind if it wins on appeal.
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The new moon in Gemini will be a fantastic time for you to get reorganized, rework your schedule, and plant new seeds (or if you're a witch, cast a spell!) around your day job, as well as check in with your health and wellness and kick a habit.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said, "I don't think you can rework history ... If any president did that today they would have to resign," when asked whether former President Bill Clinton should have stepped down over the his affair with then-White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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Rather than skirting regulatory oversight through RTT legislation that will not change the landscape in terms of access, we should seek to rework existing legislation to create the potential for broader label claims, more appropriate and successful reimbursement pathways, and the collection of data from larger expanded access programs.
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The fresh investigative reports describe: a high level of waste of raw materials and rework required on parts made at the Tesla Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada; serious paint shop fires and a bloated workforce, allegedly twice the size of what's required to build its cars, in Fremont, California.
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A letter from the Securities and Exchange Commission in response to Dechert and Sancus in September said that the use of an AMR structure would not constitute an "offer and sale of asset-backed securities" and therefore managers would not need to rework valuations or buy additional equity.
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The 85033-year-old billionaire businessman said it is "easier and quicker to negotiate bilateral agreements than it is multilateral," a view shared by the president-elect, who has vowed to dismantle and rework U.S. trade policy, during Ross's confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday.
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Since exploding onto the political stage with the claim that Mexican immigrants are rapists and murderers, Trump has routinely articulated a desire to rework the American alliance system: Many of these moves were seen, at the time they happened, as gaffes reflecting Trump's inexperience or lack of knowledge.
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Appointed as co-chair to the platform committee, McDonough also sits on the vulture's perch at Rework America Task Force, a bipartisan leviathan of corporate interests attempting to, unsurprisingly, "remake America's workforce"—all with the help of its dedicated founding partners at Walmart, Boeing, Kaiser Permanente, McKinsey, and Microsoft.
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As my worries about U.S. stocks have been predicated on excessive valuations coupled with Fed tightening, I will rework the Beatles song Yesterday as it relates to pre and post QE and how I think the tune markets will be singing will go over the next 12 months.
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The Europeans agreed to enact restrictions on Iran's ballistic missile program and to confront Iran's aggression in the Middle East, two of the three demands that Mr. Trump made in January when he said he would not stay in the deal unless the Europeans agreed to rework it.
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Giatas also explains that online vintage shopping through sites like Poshmark, swapping clothing items with friends or family members, or gaining inspiration from your favorite celebrities or style influencers to rework pieces in your own wardrobe are also great ways to reinvigorate your style without creating more waste.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Trade negotiators plan to take small steps forward in a second round of talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) this weekend, trying to ignore daily threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to tear it up if he does not get his way.
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Pat Toomey, a Republican from Pennsylvania, and Joe Manchin, a Democrat from West Virginia, have been trying to rework and build more consensus for their more comprehensive background check bill they pushed for five years ago that would have expanded the checks to gun shows and internet sales.
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The U.S. presidential race has been peppered with promises to rework trade policy in the United States' favor, and many of the strongest attacks have been against the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a trade accord between the United States, Mexico and Canada that took effect in 1994.
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In the latest letter, disclosed by InterGlobe to exchanges on Tuesday, Gangwal said he did not back a proposal by the airline to expand its board of directors to 10, arguing that it would benefit IGE and help it "rework and dilute" an agreed-upon policy on related-party transactions.
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SAO PAULO, March 8 (Reuters) - Itaú Unibanco Holding SA will rework the interest rate it charges in rollover credit card loans as Brazil's No. 1 lender seeks to comply with new rules to reduce the cost of credit card borrowing for cash-strapped consumers and companies in Latin America's largest economy.
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This rework of South Africa DJ and producer Black Coffee's 2008 piano-house anthem "Superman"—British jazz-R&B singer-songwriter Jorja Smith replaces Bucie on vocals—is a natural successor to both those songs and wouldn't be totally out of place on a Now That's What I Call Ibiza Music!
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Mexican President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador's transition team and other Mexican officials indicated to the Trump administration that they at least temporarily support a U.S. plan to rework the border policy so that asylum seekers must wait in Mexico as U.S. courts review their claims, the Washington Post reports.
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The novel's political story line is subtly powerful, but perhaps the greatest reason to keep reading is to find out how the young Prue became this difficult, complicated woman — how she dropped her girlish crush and her camera in order to rework the sort of statues her father planned to destroy.
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The move apparently comes directly from Zuckerberg, who has ordered the company to rework the underlying infrastructure behind all three apps into a single, unified service that will allow users of Facebook's three disparate messaging services to talk to each other, even if they don't have accounts on the same app.
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While DJDS recently contributed production to five tracks on Kanye West's ever-evolving The Life Of Pablo, and the former Gap Band singer was featured on the rapper's 2013 track "Bound 2," the gospel-sounding rework came about after the former sampled Wilson on the original version of the track.
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" In his 90-minutes of hands-on time with the Galaxy Fold, Fast Company's Harry McCracken says the device "exhibits some design decisions borne more of expediency than elegance, and won't live up to its full potential until third-party developers rework their apps with devices like it in mind.
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"The idea that Russia and Saudi are working together to rework the region across a spectrum of issues can be an American interest, but there needs to be an awakening of what the true relationship is between the Russian Federation and the countries of the Middle East," Mr. Karasik said.
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Netanyahu had thought he was getting a stridently pro-Israel president who would green light (or at least not block) new settlement-building in the West Bank, immediately move the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and tear up, or seriously rework, the Obama administration's nuclear deal with Iran.
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" Lauren Aronson, a spokeswoman for Mr. Cruz, said in a statement that "while Senator Cruz understands the importance of contact tracing, thrusting an unfunded mandate that requires all the carriers to rework their entire I.T. systems, at a time when the carriers are hurting badly, was not appropriate or effective.
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Though she has yet to unveil a specific mechanism for achieving that, a Warren aide told CNN this week that the campaign is talking with labor leaders about how unions with negotiated health care plans will be guaranteed a chance to rework their agreements during a Medicare for All transition.
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Southwest has struggled to maintain operational reliability due to the Max grounding, and has been forced to defer retirements of some older 737-700 aircraft, as well as rework its schedule to focus on short-haul flights and connections as opposed to point-to-point longer-haul missions, Kelly said.
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That is why the Markle Foundation recently brought together public and private sector leaders from across the business, technology, labor and education sectors to form the Rework America Task Force, which is gathering ideas and developing real solutions for building a new labor market that reflects the demands of today's economy.
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Talks between NAFTA partners the United States, Canada and Mexico have been stalled over a series of U.S. demands to rework the 24-year-old accord, in particular proposals to impose tougher regional content requirements on the auto industry in a bid to create more jobs in the United States.
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Gant-Man's version does pretty much exactly what you'd want a juke rework of the track to do: the tempo is of course revved up to a ripping 160 bpm, some ear-tickling synths are added in for punctuation, and the percussion he implements is uncontainable, totally off the wall.
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Because if you really land Uber and make it successful and it's a hundred billion dollar company and then you do the carry waterfall and you do all the profit redistributions and then you think about Snap and you think about rework, it may not matter what happens after this anyways, economically.
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The terms of that deal weren't disclosed, it was another move among many by CEO Christine Tsai to begin to rework the mechanics of how the firm works — especially as it hopes to succeed as both a venture fund as as a program for entrepreneurs looking to get their companies off the ground.
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