The Times didn't scrutinize him because they would have had to scrutinize what, to their minds, legitimized him.
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Wade -- said only that she would scrutinize Kavanaugh carefully.
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But that only lets the EEOC scrutinize them about this.
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But because so many scrutinize Twitter's ad experience, doubts abound.
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But the House probe will not just scrutinize Wells Fargo.
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Scrutinize your spending and make a budget for your spending
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There are countless opportunities to scrutinize this ethically challenged administration.
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Don't scrutinize this series too closely; just enjoy the performances.
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Democrats are lining up to scrutinize any future Trump nominee.
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Higher courts will receive appeals and further scrutinize this reasoning.
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A Stanford neuropathologist will scrutinize his brain for physical abnormalities.
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These are the hearings at which judges scrutinize police credibility.
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"As a photographer I would scrutinize the color," he said.
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Amazon will more actively scrutinize safety compliance and counterfeit products.
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Two, adopt the Qatar proposal to better scrutinize "terror financing".
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We examine the officer's background and scrutinize body camera footage.
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The Senate has a constitutional responsibility to scrutinize SCOTUS nominees.
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This is what makes Trump's lobbying push almost irrelevant to scrutinize.
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Analysts then scrutinize the indicators based upon what is going on.
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Will businesses reliant on YouTubers for revenue scrutinize their content more?
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In short, women scrutinize their options and carefully weigh their risk.
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We'll shoot dozens of angles and scrutinize the disadvantages of each.
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When a company's valuation skyrockets, investors sometimes fail to scrutinize governance.
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Just 21625 percent said that GOP legislators didn't scrutinize Trump enough.
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Even a casual effort to scrutinize his claims shows their weakness.
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Elections officials must constantly scrutinize, test, adapt and upgrade security measures.
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"We will scrutinize such risks in guiding monetary policy," he said.
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The representative declined to say whether the inquiry would scrutinize Drummond.
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Premium auditors scrutinize insurance policies and make recommendations for changing rates.
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Some lawmakers have continued to scrutinize Comcast's 2011 acquisition of NBCUniversal.
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They scrutinize individual diamonds, metal settings and fonts and any engravings.
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Their ability to process and scrutinize information may also be diminished.
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The central bank will closely scrutinize the tankan at its Dec.
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Senators may also scrutinize Wray's background while in private legal practice.
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That's partly because the public doesn't usually scrutinize them very closely.
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Those regulators periodically scrutinize rates to ensure that they are reasonable.
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Investors will scrutinize them for signs about the interest rate outlook.
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Youngkin said investors are starting to scrutinize tech stock valuations more closely.
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Please scrutinize your portfolio for any investments that are not plain vanilla.
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A lot of women have them… please don't scrutinize yourself so much!
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The mirror eggs me on to scrutinize what I see in it.
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Because who can scrutinize what they don't know about or fully understand?
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Scrutinize your spending to see where you can get lean and mean.
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People will find a lot to scrutinize and dislike in Biden's record.
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Physicists are now thinking about different ways to scrutinize this intriguing finding.
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Trump's loyal fans aren't likely to scrutinize Mnuchin's record, but they should.
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Regulators are likely to scrutinize any deal between Fiat Chrysler and Renault.
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Because good artists take the time to scrutinize the world around them.
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It will scrutinize the Potash-Agrium merger if it proceeds, she said.
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But that, ironically, would give Republicans carte blanche to scrutinize him themselves.
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The SEC points out that staff will continue to scrutinize the redactions.
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Scrutinize the cityscapes painted on rickshaws and you will note an irony.
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Los Angeles County took longer to scrutinize Fortress's background before granting approval.
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They're going to scrutinize their data-driven acquisition of these smaller firms.
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She didn't scrutinize my figure or focus her attention on my flaws.
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For the next day and a half, they scrutinize everything on sale.
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I scrutinize what I'm wearing on this day and think it's ridiculous.
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It's prepared for us to scrutinize and audit, testing its explanatory power.
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The regulators had previously indicated that they would scrutinize such a deal.
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The campaign to scrutinize scientists' foreign funding is a relatively new one.
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Regulators ought to closely scrutinize mergers between dominant players in any industry.
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Whenever I do, I scrutinize every image and cringe at every imperfection.
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The degree to which those regulators will scrutinize these communities will vary.
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She has pledged to "closely scrutinize" the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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Our team of pitch-savvy TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every Startup Battlefield application.
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Investors will scrutinize its user numbers to see if they meet growth expectations.
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I'm now obsessed with money and scrutinize every purchase, no matter how minor.
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What Trump's budget promises We must scrutinize every dollar the Federal Government spends.
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German business groups have welcomed the government's drive to scrutinize hostile foreign investments.
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You can read the rest of the report and scrutinize Pew's methodology here.
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The driver objections on Tuesday could lead the judge to scrutinize the settlement.
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Afterward, two experts in human expression will scrutinize their faces on the videos.
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To get over it, scrutinize your spending and choose a small monthly amount.
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They have an obligation to scrutinize his supposed virtues as a refreshing counterpolitician.
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Legal challenges have temporarily blocked some of these measures while judges scrutinize them.
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The Tannens hopped on that bandwagon, resolving to carefully scrutinize their factories, too.
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Americans rightly expect our elected officials to scrutinize how taxpayer dollars are spent.
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The Russian Biathlon Union was fined and promised to scrutinize its own athletes.
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But investors will scrutinize Ramaphosa's decision to retain David Mabuza as deputy president.
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They scrutinize financial transactions and intercept Russian communications, per the New York Times.
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And the more people that want to watch and scrutinize, please tune in.
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The Senate Banking Committee plans to scrutinize Libra at a July 16 hearing.
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Facebook also pays thousands of contract employees to scrutinize and remove problematic content.
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" Fortunately, "methods are now available to better scrutinize what we think we know.
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And I get it — who would want to scrutinize this kind of stuff?
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She also wants students to scrutinize the industrial agricultural system that surrounds them.
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U.S. lawmakers are seizing on the outbreak to scrutinize the e-cigarette industry.
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U.S. lawmakers are seizing on the outbreak to scrutinize the e-cigarette industry.
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Whether the panel has legal authority to scrutinize the Broadcom merger is unclear.
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Europe also wants to get ahead on artificial intelligence and scrutinize facial recognition
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We tend to put these relationships under the microscope and scrutinize every single dynamic.
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The hearing gives lawmakers the opportunity to scrutinize the incoming president's foreign policy agenda.
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Only eight other AGs were originally part of her office's effort to scrutinize Facebook.
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And the state-owned banks that finance these projects don't always scrutinize them closely.
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Protesters urged Chaffetz to scrutinize Trump with the same vigor he applied to Clinton.
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But the ruckus caused College Board officials to scrutinize the framework and the exam.
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O last month said it would scrutinize new eczema treatments and their expected prices.
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The Senate Commerce Committee is also planning a Tuesday hearing to scrutinize the transition.
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Daimler said it would scrutinize all suppliers of raw materials used to make batteries.
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A first step should be to scrutinize acquisitions by the leading hi-tech companies.
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Mr. Bach refused to share any responsibility for failing to scrutinize Russia's behavior sooner.
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Fittingly, a number of these conspiracy theories scrutinize social media and emerging tech itself.
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It is past time for policymakers to scrutinize the drug industry's claims to ingenuity.
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Four solemn referees were brought in to scrutinize the clenched hands before each round.
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We have a political ads archive so anyone can scrutinize every ad that's run.
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Investors scrutinize the equity split to determine the founders' level of contributions and commitment.
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Lawmakers have pressured the Trump administration to scrutinize that deal on national security concerns.
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Some students jumped up to scrutinize the spice jars and the mortar and pestle.
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It must also scrutinize foreign military sales to align our policies with our values.
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He then placed the heavy end in his hand and began to scrutinize it.
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They scrutinize every parenting decision and ignore the structural issues that force those decisions.
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Federal regulators scrutinize whether banks exclude some neighborhoods from loans, investments and bank branches.
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Some readers called on Republicans to scrutinize Mr. Trump's dealings with the Russian government.
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It also doesn't scrutinize the role of Mr. Benson's photography in furthering celebrity culture.
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The purpose of the press is in large part to scrutinize those in power.
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Facebook shares will disappoint as governments increasingly scrutinize the company's practices, according to MoffettNathanson.
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Commentators and investors will closely scrutinize the country's proposed national deficit and debt levels.
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The Fed reserves the ability to more closely scrutinize smaller banks under the new law.
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Most notably, these employees felt the FBI would overly scrutinize them because of their heritage.
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The US government is starting to scrutinize Google, along with the other big tech companies.
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Investors will scrutinize the minutes for signs of the Fed's commitment to the status quo.
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But that doesn't mean he doesn't have a long track record for us to scrutinize.
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Investors will scrutinize her comments for insight on the timing of the next rate hike.
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Developers such as Trump have no obligation to scrutinize their purchasers or their funding sources.
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After Cambodia, he has to realize that the Internet will scrutinize every word he says.
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The news media has the duty to seriously scrutinize the health of a presidential candidate.
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I'm calling on our financial watchdogs to scrutinize this closely to ensure users are protected.
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We can, and should, scrutinize the sociological realities of online culture, its gaming subcultures included.
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It would be irresponsible not to scrutinize what loyalty to country really means to us.
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Scrutinize Hillary all you want, but she at least deserves our praise just for surviving.
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The government also proposed appointing a dedicated commissioner to scrutinize its actions on domestic abuse.
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TechCrunch editors, who clearly have a sharp eye for choosing successful startups, scrutinize every application.
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Investors will scrutinize that data to see if it backs up the Fed's decision. 2.
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Graham said his resolution would scrutinize bin Salman for his "very erratic and disruptive" behavior.
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Few will attempt to scrutinize the technical details that formed the basis of Netanyahu's case.
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It must scrutinize carefully any election law passed primarily to benefit the party in power.
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And the spotlight is unlikely to fade, as regulators scrutinize consolidation in the media industry.
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Under the proposal, the FCC would scrutinize markets that were deemed not to be competitive.
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At the same time US senators are starting to scrutinize ByteDance and TikTok more closely.
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Those officials had been asked to scrutinize the drug-testing history of each Russian athlete.
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However, that delay stretched on as Boeing and the FAA continued to scrutinize the plane.
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Leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Monday the party would "look at and scrutinize" the bill.
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It's a cute idea that works as long as you don't scrutinize it too closely.
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We should scrutinize their ideas and their plans and question whether they should represent us.
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Our seasoned TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every eligible application (more about eligibility in a minute).
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The Trump administration has taken a series of measures to more closely scrutinize legal immigration.
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He was among the first F.B.I. officials to scrutinize possible Trump campaign ties to Russia.
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Regulators are likely to scrutinize the takeover and its potential impact on market data costs.
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We understand that those audiences will be the ones that scrutinize our work most closely.
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The investigation into Mr. Giuliani is the latest to scrutinize one of Mr. Trump's lawyers.
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They will scrutinize details especially when we invest in core industries, such as financial assets.
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The acquisitions inspired new laws giving European Union members more power to scrutinize foreign investment.
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They said Congress first needs to scrutinize details of the accord before it releases funds.
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The watchdog has signalled it will scrutinize deals involving big US tech firms more closely.
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Indiana epitomizes the national movement to use the review committee process to scrutinize maternal deaths.
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However, there are at least nine Dodd-Frank rules that Congress could scrutinize next year.
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Executives closely scrutinize how customers use new stores and tweak them as they gather data.
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Once the dust settles, traders will scrutinize the nominations for Temer's economic team, analysts said.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are waiting their turn to scrutinize Equifax at hearings next month.
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As investigators in New York and Washington scrutinize their deals, we looked into that history.
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Democrats assume control of the House with power to roadblock Trump's agenda and scrutinize his actions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton thinks U.S. regulators should closely scrutinize AT&T's (T.
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Now that Mueller says there was no collusion, it is time to scrutinize the Obama Administration.
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The latter offers only a relatively short period of time for lawmakers to scrutinize the bill.
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We'll scrutinize every submission and bring the top 30 teams to display their hacks at Disrupt.
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Clearly our editors have a knack for picking winning startups, and they'll scrutinize every eligible application.
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If a college wants its applicants to have some math, they can scrutinize high school transcripts.
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The World Humanitarian Summit should look scrutinize how aid funds are spent, said Vale de Almeida.
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Before you book, scrutinize the amenities available through that airline, and the specific aircraft, Counter said.
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As regulators get ready to scrutinize Big Tech, the companies' rivals are standing ready to assist.
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Many lawmakers said it did not give them enough time to scrutinize such an important bill.
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In less than a month, we will have another celebrity biopic to pick apart and scrutinize.
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When someone goes to jail because they'll do anything to get drugs, we scrutinize and abandon.
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The report did scrutinize several overseas transactions that it said were made without 1MDB board approval.
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It should not be this hard for the public to scrutinize one of Europe's key policies.
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Lawmakers and regulators, spurred by the uptick in public attention, have begun to scrutinize the currency.
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The Treasury on Thursday also pushed back on international efforts to more closely scrutinize asset managers.
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For teams that are close to the cap, it makes some sense to scrutinize big contracts.
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A global clampdown on pollution ensued, prompting regulators and environmental groups in Germany to scrutinize emissions.
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More specifically, the FCC should closely scrutinize issues of privacy that its proposed new rule creates.
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But you can't easily scrutinize the plans' networks and the quality of the doctors in them.
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Now, as investigators in Washington and New York scrutinize their deals, we looked into that history.
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Doctors were once expected to scrutinize and, when necessary, challenge administrative actions on behalf of patients.
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Rituals around our political processes offer a way to scrutinize the hidden assumptions linked to citizenship.
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The EU has promised to scrutinize tax arrangements between large mulitnationals and the bloc's member states.
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We should all agree that it is necessary and appropriate to scrutinize every officer-involved shooting.
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They agreed that in this extraordinary time the government should set prices and scrutinize quality closely.
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Still, he established a significant new precedent by directly demanding that the department scrutinize specific actions.
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To analyze and scrutinize him without him being able to speak for himself, I find heartbreaking.
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The data will be among factors the BOJ will scrutinize at its rate review on Oct.
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We do them on your behalf to scrutinize and hold account those who would govern us.
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Markets will scrutinize its policy statement and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments at a news conference.
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And they can pressure regulators to scrutinize businesses that upend traditional industries, like transportation and hospitality.
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Siemens promised in 24.7 to scrutinize deals for graft, including sales of medical equipment in China.
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After arriving at the Justice Department, however, Delrahim began to scrutinize the $85 billion deal more aggressively.
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Because of the error, the headline overstated the blood banks' new approach in saying they "scrutinize" travelers.
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But the agency won't necessarily scrutinize applications from all types of businesses under its new fraud initiative.
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Harvey called these retorts "brutal" and "desperate," noting that scientists regularly scrutinize the work of other scientists.
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We scrutinize stories of terminal teenage love, like the one at the center of Five Feet Apart.
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We live in a country where we are free to criticize, question and scrutinize our elected officials.
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Last year, the Obama administration announced an initiative to protect honeybees and scrutinize the effects of pesticides.
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Wednesday's hearing was the second of four hearings for Smith this week as lawmakers scrutinize the breach.
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Defense attorneys told BuzzFeed News that a handful of judges challenge police narratives and closely scrutinize evidence.
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Solid tankan results should be encouraging for the BOJ, which will scrutinize the survey readings, due Dec.
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All they are going to do is scrutinize you and tell you that you just want money.
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House Democrats are now pursuing a formal deposition of Whitaker as they scrutinize whether he committed perjury.
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Donald Trump Jr. offered a different reason for not releasing the records: The public would scrutinize them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Monday it would scrutinize the acquisition of satellite communications firm Inmarsat (ISA.
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And voters in Montana will scrutinize the slate of Republican candidates vying to face off against Sen.
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ET, which traders are likely to scrutinize as natural gas prices sit at a two-year high.
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Many younger consumers look beyond a product or service, and scrutinize the values of brands they support.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), a former state attorney general, said he'd want to closely scrutinize Flake's proposal.
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Exactly what happens to the data, or which data specifically is being collected, is hard to scrutinize.
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"This is an opportunity to scrutinize our society and to try to make this change," Gbery said.
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If the cry is now that "dirty money" is unacceptable, we need to scrutinize every big donor.
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While there's plenty of reason to scrutinize bank performance, market watchers aren't exactly worried about their survival.
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The presidential orders also give Trump consolidated powers to scrutinize any potential environmental impacts of pipeline construction.
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I still scrutinize my emotions and behaviors, examining my mind over and over for any loose ends.
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We were just one small link in a chain of institutions that didn't scrutinize Biden closely enough.
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Alabama's Republican-led health department announced this year it would launch its own system to scrutinize rates.
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"I will seriously scrutinize the president's nominee, Ronny Jackson, because our nation's veterans deserve the best," Sen.
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N.C.A.A. officials are expected to scrutinize those competitions for possible lessons to apply during the national tournaments.
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Mr. McCabe was among the first at the F.B.I. to scrutinize possible Trump campaign ties to Russia.
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Every once in a while they clustered to scrutinize a dancer from another team while she performed.
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If only they would scrutinize the big tech firms rather than stand by waiting to be hired.
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Also, how close did I want to get to the guy scourging himself to scrutinize his foliage?
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For Remain supporters, however, Bercow has rightfully given lawmakers to power to scrutinize and control the government.
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"I'm like a lot of people who now scrutinize every dollar we spend in restaurants," she said.
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Regulators were just beginning to heavily scrutinize sales of insurance products that function more like investment products.
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The new probe marks the Trump administration's latest use of a 1962 trade law to scrutinize imports.
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The panel of experts will scrutinize the athletes' drug-testing records to look for any suspicious results.
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It gives the painting an unexpected jolt, and causes us as well to closely scrutinize the painting.
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In the epidemic's aftermath, authorities have begun to scrutinize how that money has been spent and allocated.
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Workers will continue to face an uncertain future, while Wall Street is sure to closely scrutinize driver costs.
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He might scrutinize their infamous "insurance policy" text, which Trump cites as proof of the conspiracy against him.
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Looking ahead, de Vries hopes that researchers will scrutinize and verify his results, and also collect better data.
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It's also doing its best to exhaust you with announcements that no one has the time to scrutinize.
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You'll be targeted for these practices, and the details of how they work will be interesting to scrutinize.
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Airbus programs chief Didier Evrard said the planemaker continued to scrutinize its suppliers, notably France's Zodiac Aerospace ZODC.
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Labour lawmakers pressed the British government to more closely scrutinize whether I.P.O.s are being abused by Russian oligarchs.
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The ACCC said it was aware of the offer but has yet to determine whether to scrutinize it.
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DeepMind later rewrote its contracts with the NHS and established new independent advisory boards to scrutinize its activities.
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Investors will scrutinize the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) after a dovish statement in January.
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If you distrust an ordinary computer, you can, in theory, scrutinize every step of its computations for yourself.
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Lawmakers also called for a new regulator to scrutinize firms' efforts to minimize harm caused by their platforms.
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Still, State Street's growing support for climate-change measures could pressure rivals as activists scrutinize the fund industry.
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It also claims the city "did not properly examine and scrutinize the backgrounds of Officers Lake and Salamoni."
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Enforcers are trained to closely scrutinize mergers involving relatively big companies, such as AT&T and Time Warner.
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In coming days, investors will scrutinize quarterly results from retailers in light of competition from online giant Amazon.com.
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In coming days, investors will scrutinize quarterly results from retailers in light of competition from online retailer Amazon.
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At the same time, Congress has started to scrutinize the terms of Trump's North American trade deal revisions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some trading and investment firms are calling for competition regulators to scrutinize London Stock Exchange's (LSE.
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He has said the Justice Department will scrutinize potential coordination in standards-setting organizations that can hurt competition.
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Government regulators in the United States and Europe are expected to closely scrutinize any union of the two.
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There's a McCarthyite impulse here, a drive to identify and scrutinize the deviant so as to purify society.
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Investors will scrutinize corporate earnings reports for a bearing on the impact of the global slowdown on results.
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Wall Street will scrutinize data on the U.S. services sector released by IHS Markit at 9:45 a.m.
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House Republicans late last month also pressed the IRS to scrutinize the Clinton Foundation for potential tax violations.
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He had the same frustration as others, but questioned whether it is Congress's place to scrutinize the companies.
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Rather than being frustrated at the Republicans for that, it makes more sense to scrutinize the Democratic Party.
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BIO is also going "door-to-door" in Congress, where lawmakers have been quick to scrutinize the industry.
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EU and U.S. regulators have said they would scrutinize changes to privacy settings that WhatsApp made in August.
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The buyer of a house will encounter no persnickety co-op board to scrutinize his or her finances.
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Mactaggart began to scrutinize these policies closely, the way he read loan contracts and pored over offering plans.
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Mr. Iger acknowledged that antitrust regulators would heavily scrutinize Disney's purchase but expressed confidence about winning their approval.
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Ask Real Estate The board has a responsibility to scrutinize potential problems, even if it costs you money.
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The palace barred Masako from making trips abroad and the news media continued to scrutinize her every action.
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Among her expected targets is Deutsche Bank, which she wants to scrutinize over its ties to Mr. Trump.
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This summer, the government ordered its banks to scrutinize lending to some of the country's biggest deal makers.
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I've left commentary minimal for the most part so you can scrutinize the images and decide for yourself.
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Not only do I get to scrutinize language, but I get to explore a tremendous spectrum of knowledge.
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The news comes one week after PayPal announced its withdrawal as government regulators continue to scrutinize the plans.
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"The real problem is we citizens have no power to even examine or scrutinize these algorithms," says O'Neil.
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We need to scrutinize Mr. Trump's executive orders and any other attempts to single out groups for repression.
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He has said the Justice Department will scrutinize potential coordination in standards-setting organizations that can hurt competition.
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The announcement on Tuesday suggested that the agency was likely to scrutinize both past and future coin offerings.
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Carefully scrutinize price increases accompanied by restrictions in distribution systems, as the proposed bipartisan CREATES Act would do.
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Third, a pause might enable Democrats to scrutinize President Trump's tax returns for evidence relevant to their investigations.
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The front-runner in a presidential election set for July has promised to scrutinize the nation's energy reforms.
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The data will be among factors the BOJ will scrutinize at its next rate-setting meeting on Oct.
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During the hearing, Clayton promised that his agency would scrutinize the area further and take more enforcement action.
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He acknowledged that judges sometimes fail to scrutinize sealed documents, as required, to determine whether secrecy is justified.
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We should be expected to scrutinize the advice we receive, these critics say, rather than accept it unthinkingly.
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Investors will scrutinize consumer pricing data on Tuesday, when the Department of Labor releases its latest CPI reading.
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In the higher-education sector, the committee also plans to scrutinize the department's administration of financial aid programs.
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One particular focus is attorney-client privileged materials, which border agents may scrutinize after consulting a government lawyer.
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Bossie served as the chief investigator of the Republican-led House Oversight Committee in 1997, helping scrutinize Clinton.
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I think they're scared about what happens to the credibility of science if they don't scrutinize the classics.
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Schey noted that Judge Gee had even appointed an independent monitor this summer to scrutinize DHS's adherence to Flores.
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China's banking regulator has told lenders they need to scrutinize the flow of consumer loans into property more closely.
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But, as with other kinds of giving, it's smart to scrutinize the cause before you pull out your wallet.
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I mean, if Senator Feinstein wants to scrutinize what soup they had on Wednesdays and Fridays, that is fine.
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Without access to the studies, we're unable to verify the methodology or scrutinize the findings for further data points.
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The EU is expected to scrutinize if the deal will affect the price of financial data, one source said.
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Lopez Obrador has alleged fraud in past elections, and he vowed to scrutinize the results from every voting booth.
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Monday's report will be among factors the BOJ's board will scrutinize at its rate review on Oct. 31-Nov.
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He said the Senate Banking Committee would closely scrutinize the company's plans and examine possible measures for regulating it.
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At Wake Radiology in North Carolina, roughly 50 doctors scrutinize x-rays and other images for local medical providers.
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You can't help but scrutinize every gesture, every smirk, every aside as you try to get used to him.
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The bill would broaden its power, some critics say, to the point where it would scrutinize some commercial sales.
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If I have a casual chat with our neighbor, he'll start asking what we do and scrutinize our expenses.
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Lulled into a false sense of security, we become less likely to scrutinize the information in front of us.
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" It detailed that: "Parliament will have every opportunity to debate and scrutinize the Great Repeal Bill during its passage.
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If voters got to scrutinize an entire administration ahead of time, we might have had a very different election.
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By focusing instead on the spectacle's ever-shifting qualities, Debord encourages the reader to scrutinize the world around them.
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He said Oxfam should report all alleged misconduct to police and employ an independent, external body to scrutinize claims.
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The committee also plans to scrutinize Zinke's temporary replacement, acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, a former fossil fuel lobbyist.
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" Twitter itself said people should consider news of such "hacks" carefully and "scrutinize the merits of any credential claim.
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We wanna scrutinize and be critical of, but at the same time I wonder sometimes, is it humanizing this?
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The review process is competitive, and seasoned TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every application and select 15 companies to participate.
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It unleashed a torrent of negative headlines about a company no one ever took seriously enough to thoroughly scrutinize.
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This could be the moment for both of them, and they do have subtle differences for voters to scrutinize.
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Nobody's going to go out and read 3,000 articles that have been written about this or scrutinize Congressional testimonies.
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Yet if we really care about animals, we ought to look beyond the sentimental and carefully scrutinize our practices.
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The Supreme Court's defamation precedents are meant to shield newspapers that scrutinize power and magazines that satirize prominent figures.
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But Ms. Shragal, for one, says she's become so accustomed to the app that she doesn't scrutinize the photos.
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But he would scrutinize every single word of the magazine—every single comma—before it went to the printer.
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Market participants will scrutinize Fed chair Jerome Powell's remarks later in the session for clues to future economic policy.
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The DOJ's statement regarding Devil's Backbone indicates just how important it is to scrutinize the details of the settlement.
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Traders will also closely scrutinize the release later on Wednesday of minutes from Federal Open Market Committee's previous meeting.
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He added that the Senate Intelligence Committee, which recently subpoenaed Trump Jr., is entitled to scrutinize his earlier answers.
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He said a new probe would also scrutinize if Trump's decisions as president have been motivated by financial gain.
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As Ive said to all of you, I support what you are doing to scrutinize this aircraft very carefully.
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A hearing at the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee where senators are expected to scrutinize Amazon Inc.
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For Lee Niegelsky, who had eaten hamburgers his entire life, the allergy forced him to constantly scrutinize his diet.
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"Host countries seeking Cuba's help for #COVIDー19 should scrutinize agreements and end labor abuses," the message said.
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Separately, after years of showing little interest, lawmakers and regulators plan to scrutinize the power of big tech companies.
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"We have the leading fundamental precedent on this requiring the Supreme Court to scrutinize presidential war-making," Ackerman said.
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As you note, President Trump's "glib talk about nuclear weapons and his impulsiveness" constitute reason to scrutinize this power.
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They will scrutinize your genome for risk factors and track tens of thousands of molecules active in your body.
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Once an article has been flagged as relating to medicine, the editors scrutinize the article with an exceptional ferocity.
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Mr. Stamos, acting on his own, then directed a team to scrutinize the extent of Russian activity on Facebook.
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The governing bodies for each sport were left to scrutinize their own athletes and mete out punishment when warranted.
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That means the surety will scrutinize every aspect of the person or entity they are being asked to bond.
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Other regulators throughout Europe -- and in the United States -- appear poised to scrutinize Big Tech more closely than ever.
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They also argued that the budget office did not have sufficient tax policy expertise to properly scrutinize complex regulations.
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Trump embraced some of Bolton's priorities, including his hard line against international courts that might scrutinize U.S. abuses overseas.
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Despite strong jobs numbers, Bullard said that the Fed will scrutinize weak inflation metrics over the next few months.
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In another session, students scrutinize John Singer Sargent's "El Jaleo," a large painting that portrays a dancer in motion.
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HRW also advised social media companies and internet service providers to carefully scrutinize every government request for user data.
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"I'm going to seriously scrutinize it and see if we'll want to revise it in some way," said Sen.
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Its authors suggested teenagers should scrutinize the underlying themes in the memes they see, rather than simply enjoying them.
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The details about Pack's business dealings were revealed as senators review his nomination and Democrats begin to scrutinize him.
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Usually, Les would scrutinize videos of upcoming opponent to learn their playing style and analyse their previous poker hands.
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With a fresh House majority, congressional Democrats say they will scrutinize Bernhardt's ties to the oil and gas industry.
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The book is not too concerned with using the students' art as a way to easily psychologically scrutinize them.
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The more I scrutinize what Greenblatt is doing at NBC today, the more similar his approach seems to Silverman's.
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The White House has issued a call to action, asking researchers to scrutinize the data on all road deaths.
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The biggest takeaway from this is that there's no detail too small for pop fans to scrutinize for clues.
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For both of these fundamental rights the court will scrutinize and oftentimes strike down any state regulation that burdens them.
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Republicans and President Donald Trump have failed to scrutinize the financial services industry, and that needs to change, said Rep.
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We scrutinize each request for user data we receive for legal sufficiency, no matter which country is making the request.
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At first, it felt unnatural for such a personal health issue to be cast publicly for other people to scrutinize.
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It is also the first country to create an independent anti-slavery commissioner to scrutinize efforts to tackle the crime.
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Congress also must scrutinize the contracts recently awarded by PREPA to small companies 3,000 miles away in Montana and Oklahoma.
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There is serious reputational risk in this dirty world — especially if you fail to scrutinize all of your newfound friends.
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Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) said he needed to scrutinize the text of the (still unreleased) Sanders bill, and Sen.
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The government may scrutinize this personal information with machine-learning techniques susceptible to the same biases and problems listed above.
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Australia's competition regulator said it also would scrutinize the proposal, citing "a range of potential issues and areas of overlap".
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But he added the BOJ will scrutinize the most appropriate means to balance the pros and cons of its policy.
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We've recruited some awesome judges — including a few from Pinterest and Slack — and they'll scrutinize and score all submitted hacks.
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On March 24, GameStop reports its fourth-quarter results, which investors will scrutinize for more signs of progress in diversifying.
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Policymakers will scrutinize coming data, including January household spending due on Tuesday, for more clues to health of the economy.
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All of the students we spoke to said they were never approached by Tufts to confirm or scrutinize their accounts.
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For now, it's hard to scrutinize Musk's plans without those specifics, but the dates alone are enough to be skeptical.
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Our political leaders have every right to thoughtfully scrutinize and even criticize important policy proposals such as the president's budget.
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And scrutinize any wires trailing out of something that's not obviously electronic, like a desk, a bookcase or a plant.
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The next task, which is equally crucial, is to scrutinize the data—to separate the facts from the fulsome bullshit.
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Paul in a statement Monday evening released shortly after Trump announced his pick said he would scrutinize Kavanaugh's record closely.
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The House will have the power to scrutinize his money dealings, question his relationship with the Kremlin and much more.
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Experts suggest that such plans will spur investors to more heavily scrutinize the business fundamentals and valuations of these companies.
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A gray-haired bartender wears a red jacket and seems to scrutinize unfamiliar customers until they have paid their bills.
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I am tasked only to scrutinize for the viewer and relate to my experiences; to help provide clarity and context.
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"We always scrutinize each government request we receive for account data to make sure it is legally valid," said Sonderby.
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Finally, I decided that my room would be a judgment-free zone, without any reflection in which to scrutinize myself.
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The tankan will be among key data the BOJ will scrutinize at its next rate review on Dec. 20-21.
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It can also be used to scrutinize the routines and actions of individuals on an enormous scale, the A.C.L.U. warns.
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To understand what isn't working for so many people it's necessary to scrutinize the coders themselves, their personalities and biases.
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And he's seen in profile, so we don't have the complication of trying to scrutinize his face, interpret his mood.
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But her financial situation is difficult to scrutinize, in large part because her company, Sandra Lee Incorporated, is privately held.
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The incoming government, led by President Maithripala Sirisena, came to office with a mandate to scrutinize Sri Lanka's financial deals.
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It has been clear since Mr. Mueller was appointed last month that he was likely to scrutinize the president's actions.
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The documents landed at the 11th hour, without time for journalists to scrutinize them before the ban went into effect.
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This means the Canadian government is actively working to scrutinize and eliminate slavery, especially forced labor, within global supply chains.
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The company plans to scrutinize that data with software it's developing called CONTACT: Contextually Organized Non Terrestrial Active Capture Tool.
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" Mo said it is "in the immediate public interest for Legco to publicly scrutinize, vet and/or debate the matter.
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In the six years since the N.B.A. lockout, fans have come to scrutinize players' tweets, Instagram posts and vacation plans.
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Investors are set to scrutinize results from Goldman and J.P. Morgan Chase as banks report third-quarter results starting Tuesday.
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Yet, a dramatically higher volume of regulations makes it harder for both OIRA and the general public to scrutinize regulations.
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Bezos ordered his personal head of security, the consultant Gavin de Becker, to scrutinize electronic records and to conduct interviews.
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The Trump administration last spring announced the ICE-HHS partnership to more heavily scrutinize adults who come forward, including fingerprinting.
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The central bank will scrutinize the inflation data and other key indicators at its next rate-setting meeting on Oct.
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Concerns over regulation may have also worried investors as lawmakers in the U.S. scrutinize the tech industry's data collection practices.
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The movie's out in December, so we can all endlessly scrutinize the clues in the trailers we've seen so far.
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A key feature here is the way McGinley collapses the space between artist and subject in order to self-scrutinize.
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This is another myth that conservatives have simply repeated with such tenacity that no one bothers to scrutinize it anymore.
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It's the agency's first move to scrutinize such spending since it announced plans in 2018 to begin examining the old accounts.
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Another employee, who quit in disgust over the project's compliance with the Chinese government's wishes, urged the Senate to scrutinize Dragonfly.
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His return comes at a time when lawmakers and politicians scrutinize the company's handling of disinformation and content including news rankings.
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"We will continue to scrutinize the benefits and the potential costs of this measure," he said of the BOJ's ETF buying.
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The government said on Wednesday it would be able to scrutinize significant foreign investment for the purposes of protecting national security.
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Investors will scrutinize the company's finances amid growing competition from companies like Disney (DIS) and AT&T (T), CNN's parent company.
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"In guiding monetary policy, the BOJ must thoroughly scrutinize the costs and benefits of its policy from various perspectives," she said.
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They are the defenders of a dynasty that is ostensibly there to support Mr. Díaz-Canel — but also to scrutinize him.
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A new independent regulator will be established in statute to scrutinize environmental policy and law, investigate complaints and take enforcement action.
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This won't be a way for the FTC to, for instance, more closely scrutinize Google or Facebook's shady user data practices.
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Jarlov said it was crucial that the FSA be given tools to scrutinize the information it gets from banks more thoroughly.
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But the auditors relied on Weatherford's "unsubstantiated explanations" instead of performing required audit procedures to scrutinize Weatherford's accounting, the SEC said.
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The ERG has reportedly set up a panel of lawyers ready to scrutinize any agreement that Cox can get from Brussels.
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Any move to scrutinize data collection could have a big impact on digital ads, most of which hinge on user data.
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And Neal intends to scrutinize Trump administration policies about the Affordable Care Act, protections for preexisting conditions, and prescription drug pricing.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said a new independent body will be set up to scrutinize expenses claimed by ministers and MPs.
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The House Natural Resources Committee will meet to scrutinize the role of the National Environmental Policy Act in the permitting process.
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It first suggested creating an education inspector, appointed by the governor, to scrutinize and challenge the mayor's leadership of the schools.
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So we at Samsung scrutinize what's the real need for the consumer, so we understand the market and the consumer needs.
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On Thursday, the European Union's data watchdog said it would scrutinize social media firms further with a Social Media Working Group.
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The settlement ends a long-running headache for Uber over whether it does enough to scrutinize the drivers on its service.
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Congress has the final say over funding, and is likely to closely scrutinize cuts to the programs, which enjoy bipartisan support.
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Even if the new Bayer chief executive, Werner Baumann, were up for all that, he would need to scrutinize value creation.
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I don't think it's inappropriate to scrutinize it every year, but to be in this battle every year is really disappointing.
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Nominees for cabinet posts appear before parliamentary panels, which routinely scrutinize their ethics, though their appointment does not require parliamentary approval.
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It also gives lawmakers another chance to scrutinize — and possibly change— the Brexit departure terms while the legislation is in Parliament.
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Hearings will need to be stepped up to scrutinize executive actions, more carefully vet personnel, and examine congressional options in response.
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With so many of those bucks coming from someone else, the willingness to demand efficiency, or to scrutinize a program, declines.
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Still, lawmakers are likely to scrutinize Rettig's management experience, given that the IRS is a sizable agency with considerable challenges ahead.
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He just has to get comfortable there and give himself a little mental latitude, so he doesn't scrutinize himself so much.
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"Amazon and other online marketplaces must take these cameras off sale and improve the way they scrutinize these products," he continued.
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Unlike private investors who tend to take a long-range view, public investors scrutinize short-term growth, evaluating things every quarter.
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Among the data it could scrutinize by then is its closely-watched "tankan" quarterly business sentiment survey due on April 1.
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Belgium's regional parliament of Wallonia, one of four such assemblies that would scrutinize the deal, has said it would oppose it.
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The federal government's 1033 program is something that local municipalities should strongly scrutinize before allowing the utilization by their police agencies.
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And when it comes to shopping online, you can't lean in and scrutinize your potential purchase with your own two eyes.
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After JC was poisoned, Cale Brown pleaded with base leaders to enforce regular home inspections, test more kids and scrutinize contractors.
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Now, as investigators in New York and Washington scrutinize their financial ties, we examined their long and, at times, troubled bond.
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Public-facing institutions enjoy the privilege of being untaxed, so citizens should be able to comment on and scrutinize prospective donations.
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"We scrutinize every new-building application for compliance with the city's zoning resolution," the spokesman, Andrew Rudansky, said in a statement.
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After years of showing little interest, U.S. lawmakers and regulators plan to scrutinize the power, influence and dominance of Big Tech.
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The Abraaj Group also said it would hire independent consultants to scrutinize its governance standards and how the firm is organized.
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Isolating these body parts allows the viewer to disassociate them from their owner and to scrutinize them in an abstract realm.
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Americans routinely balance their checkbooks, scrutinize their credit card statements and review their banking phone apps to manage their household budgets.
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For instance, Fishman explains, your date may need to scrutinize a menu online before agreeing to eat at a given restaurant.
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Union officials say that during the intervening weeks, managers in some parts of the agency began to scrutinize employees more aggressively.
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In practice, Mr. Trump has asked Mr. Morrison to scrutinize his own Liberal Party colleagues as if they were potential enemies.
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The BOJ's regional report is among factors the central bank will scrutinize at its next rate review on July 30-31.
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" He added, "Our approach to the situation has been to listen carefully to what the Russians say, but scrutinize their actions.
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Regulators in Washington will scrutinize the merger, which would cede control of the United States wireless market to just three carriers.
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Democrats want confirmation hearings to span multiple hours — and in some cases, days — to give them time to scrutinize Trump's picks.
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Much of the concern focused on whether the cultural institutions had done enough to scrutinize Mr. Helmer's behavior and work history.
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Additionally, tech companies face unique threats as regulators in the U.S. and Europe scrutinize what they view as anti-competitive practices.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee and the Financial Services Committee have also called for hearings to further scrutinize the breach.
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I asked the American Transportation Research Institute, which studies congestion using data from GPS trackers on freight trucks, to scrutinize Breezewood.
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Criminal justice reform advocates are pushing the Senate Judiciary Committee to more closely scrutinize President Trump's nominees to be U.S. attorneys.
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Still, Senator Elizabeth Warren announced plans last week to introduce legislation that would force regulators to more closely scrutinize bank mergers.
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That gives peers nearly three full weeks to scrutinize the legislation and approve it ahead of the January 31 Brexit deadline.
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Again, his role will be to scrutinize the new deals and the actions, and any new deal must receive written approval.
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The meeting was called by a working group set up by the Group of Seven countries to scrutinize stablecoins like Facebook's.
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WeBank's Ma also pointed out that with blockchain, regulators can better scrutinize transactions and respond more quickly to fraud or risks.
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Moving the Parliament to Strasbourg full-time would be difficult because other European bodies that the lawmakers scrutinize are in Brussels.
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It's important to scrutinize pitch language — and vet reporters' social handles for pre-existing statements on their openness to inbound ideas.
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Frank said he's hoping for that outcome, even though judges might seem to have little incentive to scrutinize early-stage filings.
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That authority has enabled them, along with F.B.I. agents, to scrutinize a broader orbit around the president, including his family business.
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"The way forward is to heavily scrutinize future mergers and to ensure no company has anti-competitive platform privileges," Khanna said.
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Twitter also faces criticism as federal and state authorities scrutinize companies that sold millions of fake followers on social media platforms.
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"Granted we don't have an example of a first gentleman yet, but if you look internationally at men who have filled this role, the Philip Mays, Joaquim Sauers, Dennis Thatchers of this world, we don't scrutinize what they are wearing, don't scrutinize what they say, don't think about where they may and may not appear," she said.
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Furnishing cameras to people who have no training in photography, she teaches them to scrutinize their surroundings and compose a telling picture.
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The executive order mentions the failure to properly scrutinize visa applications of the 9/11 hijackers, but most of them were Saudis.
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"Companies that scrutinize the marketing aspects of this and the returns are saying this is a great place to be," Penske added.
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While the BOJ will scrutinize financial risks from easing, it also needed to consider uncertainties surrounding Japan's economic outlook as Sino-U.
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But — of course — there's plenty for dedicated fans to pick apart in the various screengrabs they're sure to pull out and scrutinize.
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He also has no legislative record to scrutinize, unlike senators and governors who are actually held accountable for their positions and votes.
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And I think it's up to governments of course, not companies like us, to really carefully scrutinize the negative side of it.
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But employers are expected to scrutinize that kind of claim closely, according to benefit consultants in touch with hundreds of large employers.
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They look at your social media presence on at least three platforms, where they scrutinize any drunken profile pics, foul language, etc.
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Even if they weren't objective or able to scrutinize others in the same way, our willingness to engage set a powerful example.
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" He said that "the way forward is to heavily scrutinize future mergers and to ensure no company has anti-competitive platform privileges.
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We scrutinize potential romantic partners based on how they dress, what movies they like, and of course, the contents of their iPod.
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A church is where we pray and a museum is where we scrutinize the place of works in the history of art.
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I think we should be honest with ourselves about some of the subtext here, even as we rightly scrutinize her health today.
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Philanthropy can be an exercise of power, and even if it's unsubsidized philanthropic power, we still are required to scrutinize its deployment.
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However, the committee's hardline agenda and deep bench suggest an extraordinarily far-reaching effort to reverse public attitudes and scrutinize those states.
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So, the report says, regulators at NIH will need to scrutinize proposals for gene therapy trials on a case-by-case basis.
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A Cook County judge has ordered the appointment of a special prosecutor to scrutinize the Jussie Smollett case, reports the Chicago Tribune.
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Insurers are likely to more carefully scrutinize risks they take on as well as how they word policies and exclusions, Kalinich said.
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It was easy for reporters to treat Trump adversarially, without fear or favor, when other Republicans were begging them to scrutinize him.
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Its viral success showed how little people scrutinize companies' terms and conditions or privacy policies before giving them access to sensitive information.
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Otherwise, the appeals court said, bankruptcy judges will end up as roving ombudsmen, forced to scrutinize proposed reorganization plans for potential illegalities.
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"We can't allocate manpower to scrutinize farm loan documents," said a manager in a rural branch of State Bank of India (SBI.NS).
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And then there is the risk that consumers, competitors and hashtag movements scrutinize every second of every spot across every social network.
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In 2019, BaFin will scrutinize KfW's modernized IT and in 2020, the watch-dog will review KfW's internal audit department, he added.
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"Trump judges women by their appearances and scrutinizes their bodies just as hard and as unforgivingly as I scrutinize mine," Alice says.
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We scrutinize all requests to disclose personal data, particularly the contents of private messages, and will challenge those that are overly broad.
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In these turbulent political waters, it remains necessary for the public to scrutinize the treatment of transgender service members by US military.
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In his memo, Mr. Menashi wrote that data obtained to hold for-profit colleges accountable could be repurposed to scrutinize their students.
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Bond investors will also scrutinize a fresh group of economic data, with both jobless claims and durable goods reports out Thursday morning.
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Late last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) hired Definers Public Affairs to scrutinize federal regulators, track news and manipulate press coverage.
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Defense lawyers are, by definition, apt to scrutinize prosecutors, and there has been no indication that prosecutors plan to drop the cases.
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She pointed to "hundreds of suspicious death" of the animals over the past three decades, including drownings, that the public can't scrutinize.
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Our staff continue to scrutinize new debt restructuring agreements to ensure they protect pensioners and generate meaningful financial relief for island residents.
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Each week, Washington has waited, poised to scrutinize the court's action on the cases, and the justices have responded with near silence.
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While the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has approved the program, they have been trying to persuade a regular court to scrutinize it.
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Earlier, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said the central bank will closely scrutinize expected changes in America's fiscal, trade and immigration policies.
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The scandal called attention to lax European Union testing procedures, and sped plans to scrutinize tailpipe emissions under more rigorous road conditions.
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House Democrats have already been sharpening their knives to scrutinize Trump's finances and business, and Cohen's testimony could offer them new ammunition.
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Government regulators are expected to scrutinize the deal between Alaska Air and Virgin America for potential overlap in routes and airport slots.
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He denies knowing about any collusion with Russia, though Mueller's investigation continues to scrutinize his activities, with no clear end in sight.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers tried to scrutinize Mr. Devine's politics — possibly seeking to show that he was biased against Republicans like Mr. Manafort.
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In fact, my team's role at Facebook was to scrutinize forthcoming products and protect our users from privacy, security and safety hazards.
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Wednesday's session was the secretive committee's first public hearing designed to scrutinize findings from its year-old investigation into Russia's interference campaign.
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Opponents of the idea, unable to block it in the House, said they hoped the Senate would now scrutinize it more closely.
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These are works you do not scrutinize or reflect upon because there is really not much to examine, much less think about.
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If we scrutinize this election as the act of organized crime that it was, Mr. Morales is merely the most obvious culprit.
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Facebook blocks dozens of far-right groups in Germany, where the authorities scrutinize the social network, but only one in neighboring Austria.
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"Parliament will be given time to debate, scrutinize and vote on the final agreement we strike with the European Union," he said.
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"Your Money" encouraged me to scrutinize my spending, and habits and patterns quickly emerged: I was impulsive and often overspent on credit.
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If you want to be in a relationship with a transgender woman, its important to scrutinize your motivations, and take it seriously.
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But if Australian universities do not scrutinize Chinese applicants more carefully, the government may start doing it for them, Professor Fitzgerald said.
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Conference tournaments have already begun, and officials are expected to scrutinize those competitions for possible lessons to apply during the national tournaments.
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Scrutinize the bid too closely and you may look like a penny pincher who will balk if work uncovers a costly problem.
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Prosecutors do not like it when other investigative bodies, including congressional committees, are trying to scrutinize the same matters they are probing.
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Shareholders also must regularly scrutinize the company's remuneration programs, and commit to giving workers better terms, better training and better working standards.
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Le Monde, the country's leading daily, said in an article published Saturday that it would also scrutinize the leaked material before writing.
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The human brain, once infected with partisanship, is fundamentally broken, unable to accurately process new information or meaningfully scrutinize its own party.
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He appointed Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, to scrutinize ties between the Trump campaign and Russia's interference in the election.
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However, the officials were not made aware until later, as the investigation progressed, that it had also begun to scrutinize Giuliani's role.
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In recent days, authorities have stationed personnel at airports and train stations across the region to scrutinize people who have visited Wuhan.
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Taking aim at Smith would also mark a potential sea change in how the courts scrutinize claims of interference with religious practices.
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Another area that investors will scrutinize is the bank's holdings in WeWork and other stakes that lost value in the third quarter.
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Also on Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing to scrutinize Equifax and its data breach at 22019:30 p.m.
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Throughout Kavanaugh's confirmation process, senators will likely scrutinize his role in a report outlining the case for impeaching former President Bill Clinton.
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Call to scrutinize memes The letter was sent to a committee analyzing the effects of social media use on young people's health.
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There's also an open question of how much public perception will continue to evolve as people scrutinize the latest allegations against Trump.
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In real life, it looks like there will be a new princess in Buckingham Palace for the British media to heavily scrutinize.
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Congressional Democrats want to scrutinize the decisions by the special counsel and the attorney general, as well as Mr. Trump's own behavior.
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No longer human, the female figure is splayed like a motherboard, with her manufactured innards inviting us to scrutinize her as specimen.
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Pirotte has balanced these with Alptekin's graphic captures of wet cupping therapy, pictures that steadily scrutinize a practice some might find unsettling.
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They're entirely right to scrutinize and question digital platforms, but they must be sure to direct their attention to smart speakers as well.
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They practiced on full-sized tables fitted with lights and cameras that allowed instructors to scrutinize each student's form through slow motion replay.
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Earlier this year, Police Commissioner James O'Neill announced the creation of an independent panel of former federal prosecutors to scrutinize the disciplinary process.
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Having his and her accounts gave us time to realize that we could trust each other without having to scrutinize each other's spending.
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"We carefully scrutinize subpoenas and court orders to make sure they meet both the letter and spirit of the law," Google told me.
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Panera Bread doesn't want to scrutinize your eating habits, it just wants to give you plenty of options, the restaurant's CEO said Friday.
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It also allows these countries' regulators to more closely scrutinize the relative quality of the drugs they're covering, which also drives costs down.
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The Commission plans to scrutinize Gazprom's activities closely in the light of the fact that Russia supplies a third of the EU's gas.
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By abandoning even the pretense of congressional oversight, Republicans are leaving it almost entirely to reporters to scrutinize Trump's ethical and legal conduct.
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In short, while the legislature is free to deride the executive in the harshest of terms, the executive may not scrutinize the judiciary.
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The Kenyan parliament's business is driven by committees, which scrutinize all proposals and present them to the house for a debate and vote.
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Just like Donald Trump is responsible, in some way, for having gotten us all to surface and scrutinize these issues in new ways.
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The justices will also scrutinize an area of criminal law that has received significant public attention in recent years: excessive fines and fees.
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Beyond these policy questions, the Senate must scrutinize the legitimate and troubling questions that have arisen about Barr's impartiality on the Mueller investigation.
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The Senate Commerce Committee will scrutinize the Federal Communications Commission's proposal for new privacy rules on broadband providers at a hearing next Tuesday.
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"I would just advise the president to be very careful, scrutinize each case individually, and if it's warranted, grant a pardon," she said.
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As a commissioner, Brill was seen as a privacy and consumer advocate for her calls to scrutinize companies that traded in consumer data.
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By considering the text as an opera libretto, we were able to scrutinize the emotions that the anonymous sender was seeking to express.
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And we are going to scrutinize every single action by Matt Whitaker to make sure that the public knows just what he does.
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The Senate Commerce Committee will scrutinize the Federal Communications Commission's proposal for new privacy rules on broadband providers at a hearing next Tuesday.
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"Usually you identify a specific individual to scrutinize their content; this was scrutinizing everyone's content to find mentions of an individual," Sanchez said.
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Next week, during a confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill, Senators will scrutinize Trump's pick to lead the Justice Department's antitrust division, Makan Delrahim.
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Volen Siderov, one of the leaders of the government's junior coalition partner, urged the prosecutors and anti-corruption authorities to scrutinize the deal.
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A group of Senate Democrats are urging the Justice Department to scrutinize Comcast's $85033 billion bid to buy much of 21st Century Fox.
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But in a possibly more consequential development, after years of accepting Musk's pronouncements at face value, the press has begun to scrutinize Tesla.
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Mueller investigators continue to scrutinize meetings involving Kushner, and Ivanka Trump attracted unwanted publicity this week after China awarded her seven new trademarks.
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The BBC said the "dramatic" ruling would have a huge impact on the media's ability to report police inquiries and scrutinize their conduct.
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The thieves reportedly targeted that location because it's a training store and therefore less likely to closely scrutinize unfamiliar people in correct attire.
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The U.S. Justice Department would need to scrutinize the buyer of a divested asset to ensure it would stay viable and preserve competition.
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We've submitted a substantive package of science to the FDA for their review and welcome the opportunity for FDA to scrutinize our research.
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Instead of throwing more money at the Pentagon, Congress should carefully scrutinize its budget to eliminate waste and cut back on unnecessary expenditures.
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If you're thinking of consolidating credit card debt with a zero-percent balance transfer offer, for example, "scrutinize these deals carefully," McClary said.
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It cited, as one motivator, the prevalence of smartphone apps that expose people to beauty marketing and encourage them to scrutinize their photos.
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On Monday, the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, which represents retail workers, called on the Federal Trade Commission to scrutinize the deal.
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It's hardly the first time the government has tried to scrutinize foreigners' social media accounts in an attempt to improve U.S. national security.
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The M.T.A. ought to scrutinize the new plan, developed over the past three weeks, to make sure it would work and be safe.
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That agreement, called a consent decree, provides a road map for how the F.T.C. is likely to scrutinize Facebook over the coming months.
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She also talks about how her life under the spotlight led the world to scrutinize everything from her body to her romantic relationships.
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This ambitious form and Gyasi's determination to scrutinize the participation of West Africans in the Atlantic slave trade are the novel's chief strengths.
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As for Iinuma, who oversaw Aetna's Southern California claims, that state's insurance commissioner is vowing to scrutinize every case where he denied treatments.
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For maximum impact, tech workers will need to scrutinize not just their employers' government ties, but their products, business models, and basic standards.
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Something about the way they play — and win, prolifically — entices the basketball cognoscenti to scrutinize every dribble, every pass, every cut, every screen.
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The first step is to dump many documents at once — rather than allowing journalists to scrutinize them and absorb their significance before publication.
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" It might be more cheering, though, to turn the plea on its head: "If only she were here now, to scrutinize our ills.
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"It's important to really scrutinize the policies of your suppliers — we have to ensure that privacy policies and regulations are upheld," she said.
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It was hard not to scrutinize the body language between Ms. Kelly and her new colleagues in the notoriously cutthroat NBC News division.
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The military created Task Force 2010, a team of forensic accountants, law-enforcement agents, intelligence analysts, lawyers, and auditors, to scrutinize Afghan contractors.
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And they will scrutinize whether he will throw in with Washington's moneyed interests at the expense of middle-class and working-class families.
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And finally, the code it's built on is open source, meaning that it's available for anyone to look at, scrutinize and even modify.
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He could argue that Rosenstein failed to scrutinize the information initially used to request the warrant and therefore didn't do his due diligence.
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"It is incumbent upon all regulators to support the U.S. economy, and scrutinize international agreements that are killing American jobs," Mr. McHenry wrote.
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Ironically, the language in Section 5201 would give the IRS a mandate to scrutinize the operations and financial affairs of houses of worship.
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It also recommended that the FAA scrutinize the assumptions that underpin how much time pilots need to react to emergencies in the cockpit.
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State courts cannot afford to hire enough people to monitor the well-being of wards and to scrutinize the guardians' stewardship of assets.
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Facebook also worked last year with a public-relations firm, Definers Public Affairs, to urge reporters to scrutinize Apple and other tech companies.
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With earnings season approaching, investors expect a slowdown in fourth-quarter profit growth, and they will scrutinize forecasts for signs of further weakness.
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The intensifying trade friction is among risks the Bank of Japan will scrutinize at its two-day rate meeting that ends on Wednesday.
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The court was clear that the judiciary must carefully scrutinize laws restricting abortion that were adopted with the purported justification of protecting women's health.
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He suggests that inoculation messages may serve to put listeners on alert for trickery, making them more likely to scrutinize the information they receive.
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It included a promise to invest $22016 billion in the sector and swore to scrutinize trade deals to ensure that they didn't harm jobs.
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"Interpol should scrutinize alerts before it puts them out through its international networks," Fair Trials chief executive Jago Russell said in an email Wednesday.
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We don't necessarily need to wait for the next Snowden-style revelation to scrutinize the powerful — so much is already hiding in plain sight.
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Either way, the chances Chaffetz will be the first one to break with his party and scrutinize the Trump White House also seem remote.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to speak on Wednesday, and investors will scrutinize his comments over U.S. economic health and trade concerns.
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The case is one of three pending against Google in Europe, as regulators around the world more closely scrutinize the search giant's business practices.
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The government may also scrutinize the potential for the investment to allow for foreign surveillance or to have an impact on Canada's foreign relationships.
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Financial institutions said they will scrutinize property firms' capital adequacy and debt situation more carefully to prevent market adjustment risks, according to the source.
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"For now, we would like to scrutinize how the policy effect of our 0.1 percent negative rate policy filters through the economy," Kuroda said.
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But Keir Starmer, the Brexit spokesman for the opposition Labour party, said that lawmakers should be able to scrutinize and amend any government proposal.
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This executive order responsibly provides a needed pause, so we can carefully review how we scrutinize people coming here from these countries of concern.
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"The committee will scrutinize it, hold public hearings and make a report on it ... then it will be returned to the House," he said.
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Even before the outbreak, Congress had begun to scrutinize the Chinese medicine industry following warnings last year about contaminated batches of foreign-made drugs.
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In contrast, Loss says at Ochsner they thoroughly scrutinize all offered organs, examining scans and other evidence themselves rather than relying on secondhand reports.
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In July of last year, we put in place a process and guidelines to better scrutinize which clients we serve and what we do.
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Capable of up to 1,000x magnification thanks to its 2-megapixel camera, this compact microscope lets you examine and scrutinize anything in great detail.
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The public, they find out, they scrutinize it, they have a million things to say about it ... you're kind of faced with two options.
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AT&T's merger with Time Warner is has already generated skepticism from politicians in Washington, raising the likelihood that regulators will scrutinize the deal.
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Wall Street will scrutinize Powell's comments on the state of the American economy as well as those describing the current course of Fed policy.
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But CFIUS could scrutinize the deal if the two companies strike a more elaborate deal, such as a merger or joint venture, he added.
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Trump, however, indicated before a campaign rally in Indiana on Monday that he may not cooperate if Democrats make moves to scrutinize his taxes.
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He explained that because the film will be told out of order, it'll give audiences a chance to scrutinize the results side by side.
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A clear price structure is essential: Even more than most enterprises, state governments have systems in place to scrutinize budgets and hold agencies accountable.
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The report will be among factors the BOJ's nine-member board will scrutinize when it meets for a rate review on Jan. 22-23.
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The deterioration from 84% to 65% in PwC's results was also "unsatisfactory" and the FRC will "scrutinize closely" how PwC implements its improvement plan.
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We discovered that participants who had customized their news portal were less likely to scrutinize the fake news and more likely to believe it.
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Democrats continue to scrutinize Bush's handling of the crisis, with much of the criticism directed toward his appointment of Brown as FEMA director. Sen.
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Then, of course, regulatory agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency will want to scrutinize the technology to make sure they don't cause unforeseen problems.
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The House intelligence committee's request for information from Cohen came as the investigators continued to scrutinize members of Trump's inner circle, including Flynn. Rep.
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Immigration and intelligence agencies have been under increasing pressure to scrutinize social media profiles after the San Bernardino shooting in December of last year.
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Your job forces you to watch, to scrutinize everyone from your place behind the physical barrier of the bar, and you learn to understand.
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No lawmaker has faced insider trading charges since the law's passage, but it has given ammo to Democrats eager to scrutinize Price's trading activity.
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Verhofstadt, however, said the parliament would closely scrutinize how the British Home Office (interior ministry)prepares to apply the new rules to EU citizens.
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They regularly scrutinize banks' portfolios and the money they hold in reserve to make sure they can hold up in various outbreaks of trouble.
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Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, who helped sink Obamacare repeal plans, will scrutinize the tax proposal as well on fairness and fiscal-responsibility grounds.
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"Our subcommittee has a responsibly to scrutinize the business practices of this industry, but must do so with a fair and balanced approach," Rep.
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The investigation into Yale is the latest in a string of efforts from the Trump administration to scrutinize alleged biased through race-based admissions.
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"We are going to scrutinize every single action by Matt Whitaker to make sure that the public knows just what he does," Schiff said.
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The European Union's antitrust watchdog said in an interview published Tuesday that her office plans to scrutinize how corporations control large amounts of data.
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The European Commission last year proposed that it should be allowed to scrutinize foreign investments amid rising concern about Chinese acquisitions on the continent.
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Because deep-learning algorithms are so complex and difficult to scrutinize, it would be hard for someone using the algorithm to detect the change.
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New York (CNN Business)Google's ad sales machine is still going strong even as regulators and consumers scrutinize the tech industry's data-privacy practices.
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When Manhattan's district attorney obtained a subpoena for Trump's tax returns earlier this year, the Justice Department argued that only Congress could scrutinize him.
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Airlines may need to scrutinize passports of travelers, and warned the new rules could require passengers to arrive even earlier for U.S.-bound flights.
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By contrast, in venture capital fundraising rounds, investors scrutinize the viability of a start-up's business plan an its executive strategies before backing them.
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They argue they are the first line of defense to scrutinize whether phone and Internet providers are offering good service and not abusing funds.
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However, the most recent audits provided by JBS and Minerva acknowledged that the companies do not have procedures to scrutinize indirect suppliers of cattle.
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Expect central bank watchers to scrutinize her remarks for clues about both where she'll take monetary policy and what kind of leader she'll be.
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That left Parliament with limited time to scrutinize and vote on any new deal that Johnson might, on the off chance, return from Brussels.
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But agents had to investigate the four advisers' ties with Russia, and the people they did scrutinize all played roles in the Trump campaign.
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Studies have shown that, while the differences are small, politics does have a bearing on how closely judges scrutinize the quality of regulatory analysis.
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Jordan Belson wanted the viewer to see only what was in front of his or her face — to scrutinize his paintings from up close.
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They didn't hesitate to scrutinize specifically American cultural constructions about ethnicity, assimilation, and class, resulting in caustic caricatures of globalization and the American dream.
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It is during trying times, of course, that societies benefit most from a press that is free to scrutinize questionable policies and expose ineffective leaders.
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The company appointed an independent review board in February of 2016, it said in a company blog post, to meet regularly and scrutinize its work.
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There are a bunch of old people (with nothing better to do) who constantly hang out at the steps and scrutinize everyone like a hawk.
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While traders see the odds of a December rate hike above 70 percent, investors will likely scrutinize — and react to — the Fed's outlook for 2019.
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Twitter users, including Chrissy Teigen, were quick to scrutinize the photo, calling Trump out for his chipper and insensitive behavior on national day of mourning.
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That is why it is so important for professional fact-checkers to scrutinize every politician — to make it clear they are independent of both parties.
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Just like you scrutinize the entrepreneur, the technology and the market opportunity before investing, you also need to assess the people with whom you're investing.
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But this scandal isn't going away just yet, and people are starting to more closely scrutinize how Facebook and Google collect and use their data.
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But they miss the point: voters rarely scrutinize debates line-by-line, instead making their judgments on the overall tone and performance of a candidate.
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The report will be among factors the BOJ will scrutinize at next week's rate review, when it will release fresh quarterly growth and inflation projections.
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This does not have to expose Britain's detailed negotiating position with Brussels, but it should allow our democratically elected representatives to scrutinize the broad terms.
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One number many people will scrutinize: Marco Rubio's, to see whether he is closing in on Mr. Trump and Ted Cruz in a late surge.
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Traders will scrutinize comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi later on Friday, especially if he elaborates on plans for further monetary policy easing.
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How do political reporters balance the need to correct his false claims with the pressure to scrutinize both parties equally as proof of journalistic objectivity?
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Looking ahead: The Federal Trade Commission might scrutinize the deal closely, considering H.D. Smith is the second-largest drug wholesaler outside of the big three.
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By all means, secure our ballots, and scrutinize the results with statistical analysis, but elections cannot be completely secured with any amount of technology alone.
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The United States wants to strengthen its ability to scrutinize Chinese investment in American tech companies, especially when it comes to artificial intelligence, per Reuters.
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The FDA presumes wearables can't cause much harm if they aren't working properly, so it doesn't as rigorously scrutinize them like it does with pharmaceuticals.
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In a collective exhibition at the Adams and Ollman Gallery, the three contemporary artists scrutinize the minutiae of daily life through deeply personalized surrealist narratives.
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At a glance, they look like normal social media users, and most users are fooled because most people don't have time to scrutinize bot identities.
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Wall Street is going to intensely scrutinize each new data point, whether that's user growth, changes in costs or the amount of money it generates.
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"The information is released that the investigation court was formed with the following persons to further scrutinize and confirm the respective incidents," the military said.
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American Oversight, a watchdog organization formed to scrutinize the Trump administration, obtained the documents cited in the Post's analysis through the Freedom of Information Act.
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The book prompted regulators and lawyers to scrutinize the HFT trade and whether the public exchanges themselves were facilitating what amounts to electronic front-running.
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Brazilian waxes became very popular — and baldness meant better opportunities for women to actually look at (and, yes, scrutinize) the physical characteristics of their vulvas.
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Separately, a group of Senate Democrats on Wednesday, including Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Al Franken, urged the Justice Department to closely scrutinize the deal.
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These considerations are in early stages, so it remains unclear if they will move forward, and which informal corporate relationships this new initiative would scrutinize.
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Market participants will scrutinize Fed Chair Jerome Powell's remarks later in the session for clues regarding the way ahead for the central bank's economic policy.
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Judge Sullivan should intensely scrutinize the settlement to make sure it fully restores competition for the millions of beer consumers who value diversity and choice.
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And instead of upholding the doctrine outright, Kagan's majority opinion added a five-part test that will give judges more room to scrutinize those regulations.
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Finally, and another platform for international cooperation, all relevant institutions must closely scrutinize the application of #nomoneyforterror, the principal vehicle for interrupting international terror financing.
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Cigna CEO David Cordani is trying to quell concerns that regulators will scrutinize and even block his company's acquisition of pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts.
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If he complies with the requests to testify, Barr's appearances before congressional committees will give lawmakers another chance to scrutinize his actions, and his motivations.
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The "fast track" Trade Promotion Authority law sets lengthy deadlines to allow Congress to fully scrutinize trade deals before casting an up or down vote.
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Even the numbers underlying the event — which investors scrutinize as a gauge of the health of Alibaba and the Chinese consumer — are under a cloud.
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Investors will scrutinize his remarks for evidence that the Fed will cut rates when it meets later this month, and if so, by how much.
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I close my eyes and scrutinize the white that also lies inside me while the ash rattles its pale-green keys above my head. 2.
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In an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America," he said that a willingness to scrutinize Hillary Clinton is an important qualification for a future appointment.
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To copy the car exactly, he said, he watched the movie some 200 times on DVD, pausing constantly to scrutinize the vehicle from different angles.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top currency official said on Tuesday he will scrutinize whether the yen's recent sharp gains were speculative, according to Kyodo news agency.
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The I.O.C. has instead asked individual sports federations to scrutinize Russian athletes before deciding who is eligible to compete when the Games begin Aug. 5.
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The senators also asked the agency to scrutinize how advertising firms with policies prohibiting children's apps from using their services make sure app developers comply.
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Critics of the label have often pointed to the financial stability council's power to scrutinize risky practices as an alternative to singling out individual companies.
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It's now TESS's job to find those nearby planets, the ones close enough to scrutinize with telescopes, or even for an interstellar robot to visit.
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These are works that you see but do not scrutinize or reflect upon because there is really not much to examine, much less think about.
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A joint committee in Parliament is expected to publish a report on the draft legislation on Friday, when members of Parliament will scrutinize its contents.
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With accidents mounting, Mick Peterson, a track surface expert from the University of Kentucky, used ground-penetrating radar to scrutinize the soil's moisture and consistency.
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He said that in addition to focusing on big companies such as Facebook and Twitter, authorities should scrutinize smaller sites such as Gab and Parler.
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The university planned a real-time test of emissions, and it rigged up an ingenious way to scrutinize the exhaust generated under open-road conditions.
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Because of the extraordinary care Hitchcock took to set up each shot, the act of slowing down to scrutinize surface details starts to seem profound.
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The filmmakers scrutinize processing plants, where carcasses are butchered by the trailer-load, and deride the Australian government, which they suggest is mismanaging the populations.
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Cybersecurity companies are using AI to find and weed out scam emails by finding counterfeit branding marks – but users also need to scrutinize emails closely.
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In 2017, he and a handful of other residents and family members became so dissatisfied that they formed a council to scrutinize the home's operation.
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I worry that we don't scrutinize the financial reality of bake sales because we like the optics too much — the performative domesticity, the retro charm.
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"And also encourage the audience to scrutinize how much really has — or hasn't — changed in terms of openness and attitudes in society over the times."
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The pact will allow the United States to scrutinize its monthly trade figures to see whether the surge in American exports to China has begun.
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The finance ministry will scrutinize the budget requests and trim the size of spending in December when it drafts an annual budget for fiscal 2019.
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The Pentagon is crafting a plan to scrutinize potential military recruits with green cards or other foreign ties, The Washington Post reported, citing internal memos.
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She indicated on Thursday that the bank will scrutinize the tools it's used to juice the economy in the past decade and consider new ones.
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Proposals include allowing CFIUS to scrutinize bids by foreigners to purchase property located within 1 to 100 miles of military installations or sensitive government facilities.
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These included setting up an independent laboratory, under BSI oversight, to scrutinize all equipment used in critical infrastructure before it is deployed in the field.
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In 2016, a 13-year-old was even murdered by two men she met on Kik, leading some parents to scrutinize the app's widespread popularity.
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Tobacco companies are making their data on HNB products publicly available and are urging scientists to scrutinize their research and conduct their own independent studies.
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He constantly resists efforts to scrutinize and check his administration while carrying out some of the most overt acts of corruption in the public eye.
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Warren, whose office said she plans to formally introduce the bill in coming weeks, has repeatedly called out regulators for failing to adequately scrutinize deals.
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It is fair to scrutinize the record of Warren or any presidential candidate, including who she's worked for in the past and in what capacity.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will be aware of the need to stick strictly to the rules if her government has to scrutinize the bid.
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But the recent experience of residents and regulators with the two Energy Transfer pipelines has state officials vowing to tighten laws and scrutinize future projects.
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"We carefully scrutinize subpoenas and court orders to make sure they meet both the letter and spirit of the law," a Google spokesperson told me.
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He said the government would scrutinize how the trade spat could affect Japanese companies, which may see sales hit if global supply chains are disrupted.
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"When I scrutinize the charts of, say, , , , , , , , , [and] dozens of others that are involved in the construction ... of housing in particular, it screams 'slowdown,' " Cramer said.
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While market participants see the odds of a December rate hike above 70 percent, investors will likely scrutinize — and react to — the Fed's outlook for 2019.
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And they believe the administration is rushing through some of the most controversial Cabinet nominees in recent history and thwarting their attempts to fully scrutinize them.
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The move was expected to help rein in overtime spending and came days after the City Council announced a renewed push to scrutinize the force's spending.
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The House may also more deeply scrutinize the Trump administration's relationship with Saudi Arabia, which has been particularly fraught since the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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He also announced the creation of an independent panel of federal prosecutors to scrutinize the disciplinary process, which is expected to release its report in January.
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Now, however, it's official, meaning the full details of the research are public, and the broader scientific community can fully scrutinize what Google says it's achieved.
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While you scrutinize the details, you might want to pay attention to the way she painted the different fabrics, and her ability to convey texture visually.
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So you'd imagine the Libra Association would be planning to thoroughly scrutinize any developer trying to build a Libra wallet, exchange or other related app, right?
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"There has not been bipartisan agreement to scrutinize, subpoena, compel testimony from, or start a critical investigation into any individual, large tech company," the aide said.
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"Weak covenant protections are definitely something that regulators have flagged in the past, but I don't know if it's something they'll continue to scrutinize," Hoque said.
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The technology is proving complex and the returns on investment are taking longer to materialize, causing investors to scrutinize whether go-it-alone strategies make sense.
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The Australian government in November announced a year long inquiry into a scandal-hit finance sector to scrutinize the conduct of a number of financial institutions.
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AT&T's proposed $85 billion takeover of Time Warner generated skepticism among both Democrats and Republicans, making it more likely that regulators will scrutinize the deal.
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Her goal is to construct narratives that ultimately free the viewer from preordained ideas and to have them scrutinize the works by letting their imaginations roam.
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Tech executives are increasingly wielding power once reserved for elected officials, so tech journalists have begun to scrutinize them in ways they have historically judged administrations.
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The scandal led politicians across the world to scrutinize diesel emissions, which contain the matter and nitrogen oxide (NOx) and are known to cause respiratory disease.
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But knowing that journalists will scrutinize her prepared statements, she ought to find someone in her press shop who can polish and fact-check her prose.
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When his writing is at its best, his characters act as a fisheye lens through which to scrutinize a slightly off-kilter world that surrounds them.
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But the new office has not satisfied critics, who argue Novelli lacks the appropriate authority to scrutinize intelligence practices and isn't sufficiently independent from U.S. government.
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The head of Australia's competition regulator said on Monday it will scrutinize contracts between Uber Technologies and restaurants that use its food delivery app Uber Eats.
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The idea is that lawmakers need to scrutinize to know what's gone wrong, and then they can fix it by doing their main job of legislating.
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Yet you still may want to scrutinize these vehicles, because they don't guarantee returns and may not provide the precise blend of investments that you want.
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FIRRMA expands the power of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) to scrutinize foreign investments into "critical technology" companies for national security implications.
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But tennis's swift response fueled concerns among antidoping officials that federations would not rigorously scrutinize athletes, revealing a lack of will to crack down on doping.
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Though the two companies operate on separate sides of the agricultural business, regulators may closely scrutinize a merger that could put additional pricing pressure on farmers.
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The chef said thank you and served them their first piece of fish on similarly green-blue ceramic plates that the man promised not to scrutinize.
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A group of Senate Democrats including Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Al Franken had also urged the Justice Department last month to closely scrutinize the deal.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has some 150 nuclear inspectors who scrutinize Iran's nuclear supply chain at every stage, from uranium mines to enrichment factories.
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Such groups will be required to register with the Ministry of Public Security, and the police will have the right to scrutinize their operations, including financing.
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A former government official with insight into the travel review process said White House aides often scrutinize agency reports for evidence of waste or extra spending.
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Even so, the external pressure intensified for WADA to look beyond Russia's track and field program and to scrutinize other countries that had come under suspicion.
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In dramatic fashion, Trump upped the ante by agreeing to pick from a list that would be made public for all to see, vet and scrutinize.
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By documenting herself drifting between lovers, Ellie attempts to scrutinize the connotations that we attach to sex and the value that individuals place on intimate encounters.
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Desperately poor people who are unable to work must wait months or years to have an understaffed Social Security Administration scrutinize their claims for disability benefits.
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But as LEAD rolls out elsewhere — at least 25 additional jurisdictions have signaled interest — local officials will need to carefully scrutinize the program's outcomes, she says.
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He said last month at a defense conference that he would scrutinize overseas military operations, calling out the conflict in Yemen as antithetical to American values.
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Mr. McCabe was among the first officials to scrutinize the possible links between Russia and the Trump team and came under repeated attack from Mr. Trump.
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The company retained an outside ethics adviser to scrutinize the Scion and American Idea deals, among other things, while it promised to forego additional foreign development.
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"We don't really have any update on the regulatory front," Mr. Iger said, adding that he intends to be "patient" as antitrust officials scrutinize the acquisition.
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For decades, previous presidents disclosed voluntarily in order to allow Congress and the public to scrutinize them for evidence of possible wrongdoing and conflicts of interest.
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According to several former officials, the FDIC has authority to scrutinize such loans under their 'golden parachute' review, adding another layer of complexity to the process.
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Mr. Graham has spoken supportively of Mr. Barr, said he accepts his conclusions and pledged to scrutinize the investigators who targeted Mr. Trump and his campaign.
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To determine the health of the economy, you could scrutinize the minutes of Federal Reserve meetings, pore over the latest economic data and scour trade publications.
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The barrier for new funding is now higher as funders scrutinize founders more closely after seeing massively venture-funded bets go awry like WeWork and Uber.
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Regulators in the United States have begun to scrutinize I.C.O.s, and China's central bank went as far as issuing a temporary ban on new coin offerings.
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He began his investigation last year to scrutinize the actions of the F.B.I. director at the time, James B. Comey, and his deputy, Andrew G. McCabe.
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They voted 322-306 in favor of an amendment that puts off the moment of decision until they have had more time to scrutinize his plan.
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That means, as investors and executives scrutinize those results, the era of mega-funded private companies waiting to go public could be coming to an end.
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The Office of Emerging Technology will scrutinize new technological arrivals arriving on San Francisco&aposs streets such as electric scooters, delivery robots, and ride-sharing cars.
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But the partisan gap is stark, as congressional committees and federal investigators scrutinize Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, including hacks of Democratic operatives' email accounts.
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But no matter how the info gets to you—either by radio, word of mouth, or the internet—the important thing will be to scrutinize it.
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Sure, researchers can scrutinize a mass die-off in the wild, for instance when a bacterial outbreak killed 200,000 saiga antelopes in central Kazakhstan in 2015.
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Last year, inspired in part by the Kuka deal, European Union members agreed on new rules that give its members more power to scrutinize foreign investments.
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As Facebook works to move past the data privacy crises that have plagued it over the last year, politicians and regulators continue to scrutinize the company.
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Trump pushed Zelensky to scrutinize the Bidens over unfounded allegations of corruption in a July phone call that lies at the heart of Democrats' impeachment push.
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We should continue to scrutinize how attitudes toward drug users seem to change depending on the racial identity of the people whose stories the media tells.
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But most of all, we were impressed by the willingness of many students to scrutinize their own beliefs and biases in their responses to the situation.
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There is also the criminal investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller III, who may ultimately scrutinize aspects of the family business before he finishes his inquiry.
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This person is obsessed with the latest fashion trends and products, they know all the best hacks and tips, and they scrutinize what celebrities are wearing.
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The summary, released before a full report scheduled for the end of February, was one of the latest by market analysts to scrutinize the emerging marijuana industry.
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Under the plan, the justice department will be allowed to closely scrutinize mosques not officially recognized by the government, which often take the shape of nonprofit organizations.
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Many U.S. adults take a vitamin or supplement every day but concerns about the veracity of promised benefits prompted federal and state investigators to scrutinize the industry.
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Investors will scrutinize the release on Friday for both the number of jobs added in the month of October, but also for any signs of rising wages.
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Many U.S. adults take a vitamin or supplement every day, but concerns about the veracity of promised benefits prompted federal and state investigators to scrutinize the industry.
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The imposition of those new rules created a natural experiment for economists to scrutinize to better understand how those marketing practices may influence what drugs doctors prescribe.
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"Although these risks are judged as not significant at this point ... the BOJ will scrutinize developments and encourage financial institutions to take action as necessary," he said.
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It normally takes doctors 20 to 20 minutes to scrutinize one image, whereas Infervision's AI can process the visuals and put together a report under 30 seconds.
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They use fair rights law to piece together storylines from other users' videos, and scrutinize how beauty YouTubers present sponsored content and product collaborations to their audiences.
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Yet that too heavily leans on the media to scrutinize thousands of ad variants being run as part of multi-hundred-million-dollar political ad campaigns. Rep.
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The Federal Trade Commission says it won't attempt to block Amazon's proposed acquisition of Whole Foods, despite some calls for the agency to closely scrutinize the deal.
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Investors are also looking out for the latest developments on Brexit after UK lawmakers demanded more time to scrutinize a withdrawal agreement negotiated with the European Union.
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The recent withdrawals of Petersen, Talley, and Mateer are encouraging, but the Senate must step up its efforts to scrutinize and reject these unqualified and radical nominees.
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The BOJ must be mindful that European and U.S. central banks are undertaking policy reviews to scrutinize whether their inflation targets and tools are sufficient, Wakatabe said.
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Many MPs, including some who just supported the bill in principle, objected to this rushed timeline, saying that lawmakers didn't have time to fully scrutinize critical legislation.
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If this is the new weapon in the arsenal of the super rich, few publications will have the resources or the death wish to scrutinize them closely.
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If you're an e-commerce business, generating gross revenue traction early on is essentially a requirement for investors, but they also will scrutinize your cohort analysis metrics.
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Facebook and Amazon each spent more than $4 million on lobbying in the second quarter of 2019 as antitrust regulators have taken steps to scrutinize Big Tech.
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Citigroup thinks Tesla investors hoping for a post-earnings rally later this week should scrutinize one key financial metric when it reports its quarterly results this Wednesday.
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In the Times narrative, the FBI was just starting to scrutinize possible links between Trump associates and Russia and didn&apost have enough evidence to go public.
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Washington (CNN)Amid claims by both campaigns of election tampering, foreign observers are fanning out to polling locations across the country to scrutinize the US election system.
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"It needs to scrutinize all tiers of the Northern Territory prison hierarchy, from the guards who perpetrated the abuse right up to the Chief Minister," he added.
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With earnings season around the corner, investors have almost reconciled to a slowdown in fourth-quarter profit growth, but will scrutinize forecasts for signs of further weakness.
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The British law introduced life sentences for traffickers, measures to protect people at risk of being enslaved and made large companies scrutinize supply chains for forced labor.
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"One of the things that makes this country as amazing as it is, is that we are allowed to criticize and scrutinize our elected leaders," Bezos said.
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The law introduced life sentences for traffickers, measures to protect people at risk of being enslaved, and made large companies scrutinize their supply chains for forced labor.
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With the permission of the Ethiopian National Museum, the public can now download and print Lucy's skeleton so that they can scrutinize this hypothesis for themselves. [Nature]
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Investors will scrutinize May's speech for clues to whether she plans to prioritize immigration controls in a "hard Brexit" that some analysts say could hurt the economy.
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By now, Swift knows that everyone on the internet is going to scrutinize every single lyric, and it seems this album was written with that in mind.
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They can go back in time and scrutinize every decision you ever made and every friend you ever discussed something with and attack you on that basis.
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"The Department of Justice will thoroughly scrutinize this transaction after receiving input from a vast range of market participants, government agencies, and public interest groups," they wrote.
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Chase bankers regularly scrutinize data on branch foot traffic and what customers do while inside to determine whether a location should remain open, shut down or shrink.
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India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has also recently floated a tender for a firm to scrutinize social media posts of Indian users and identify fake news.
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"We carefully scrutinize subpoenas and court orders to make sure they meet both the letter and spirit of the law," a Google spokesperson said in a statement.
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On Thursday, the EU announced the launch of a Social Media Working Group that will develop a united strategy to scrutinize the use of people's personal data.
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A group of senators is urging regulators to closely scrutinize the proposed merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, arguing that the deal could hurt wireless consumers. Sen.
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The senators called those claims into question Monday and asked Delrahim and Pai to scrutinize what effects the deal would have on pricing, network expansion and innovation.
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For it to stand, U.S. authorities need to see Hong Kong as sufficiently independent from Beijing, therefore they will scrutinize the latter's every step during the protests.
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This is why they not only don't understand Trump's appeal, it's why all their efforts to scrutinize and fact check him out of the race have failed.
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At the same time, lawyers for the families will no doubt push for judges to carefully scrutinize any attempt by the attorney general to delay court proceedings.
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I am not a fan of most travel poems, at least not the ones that advertise the writer's international fellowships and scrutinize Italian statuary and English shrubbery.
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If you scrutinize the cash-flow statement of tech companies, you'll see that they tend to invest significant amounts of money each year in property and equipment.
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But it also acknowledged that the era of tech self-regulation is nearing an end, as lawmakers around the world scrutinize the major tech firms more closely.
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"The objective is to scrutinize the regions with the highest concentration of illicit activity to contain the expansion of environmental damage," the ministry said in a statement.
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The shooting and protests come as communities across the nation scrutinize what many see as excessive use of force by law enforcement officers, particularly against black people.
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She says some of her most attention-grabbing investigations were the result of complaints raised by members of the opposition, which she has a duty to scrutinize.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission announced its intention to scrutinize money funds, as part of its annual list of top compliance examination priorities for the coming year.
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Allen said activists now carefully scrutinize management-influenced shares when they are calculating the odds of success in a proxy fight, including ones in 401(k) plans.
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Their web platform and Android app, Know Your Budget enables citizens to scrutinize the budget, allowing them to see petroleum receipts and allocations by region and sector.
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As audiences filter in through security checks, campaign aides scrutinize those in line, trying to spot groups of protesters by their matching shirts or other telling signs.
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Marylanders were clear they wanted to closely scrutinize just who carries a hidden weapon in public in their state, even if nearby states were not so concerned.
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Vancouver residents have questioned the legitimacy of foreign funds invested in the city's real estate market and have urged authorities to do more to scrutinize their origin.
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But no one seriously believes the best way to understand how Clinton would make decisions of war and peace is to more closely scrutinize her email setup.
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He explained that he tried to take only one image in each location, a conceptual rigor that forced him to scrutinize every element in front of him.
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Mr. Wu's fortunes took a turn for the worse last year when the government, wary about rising levels of debt, began to scrutinize its big deal makers.
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The panel began to scrutinize tech-related foreign investments more closely during the Obama administration, as Chinese companies and investors began rapidly funneling money into American firms.
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And Britain this week strengthened government powers to scrutinize foreign investment in specific areas of the economy through the lens of national security, with China in mind.
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The policy draft, which is open to comments until March, states that the FDA will more carefully scrutinize homeopathic products that pose safety risks to the public.
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Ramming through momentous, country-changing legislation may be a winning strategy if it works, but it is denying Parliament some of its power to scrutinize and debate.
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Under Ms. Waters, the committee — which has oversight of the Fed as well as the banking industry — is likely to scrutinize the Fed's plans to soften regulations.
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And that has prompted companies to scrutinize whether they should maintain operations in markets that are not expected to grow and could become more difficult to serve.
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One strategy is to scour both social media and official news wires for every piece of visual content, scrutinize it and create a basic timeline and map.
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In other cases, I've heard anecdotes about companies simply claiming falsely that they complied with privacy laws because they knew full well that regulators wouldn't scrutinize them.
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"The law is a revolution because it will allow the national group to scrutinize the unknown wealth that has been acquired illegally," Prime Minister Youssef Chahed said.
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Ms. Maloney, by contrast, has played little role in the inquiry, or in the oversight panel's other efforts to scrutinize the inner workings of the Trump administration.
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But they then voted down Mr. Johnson's effort to fast-track the legislation, which would force them to scrutinize the 435-page plan in just three days.
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Since the publication of the Times articles and other news reports, federal and state investigators have begun to scrutinize Harbour and other big players in the business.
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Swift confesses that, for some while, she couldn't stand to see pictures of herself because she'd scrutinize rather than simply look; the scrutiny spurred an eating disorder.
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He said the House–Senate compromise was rushed and there was not enough time to scrutinize it between impeachment, the USMCA trade deal, and other pressing issues.
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The final rule says consular officers must scrutinize female travelers to determine whether they might be pregnant, but does not explain how officers will make such determinations.
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There's another reason Tesla's faithful investors might want to scrutinize CEO Elon Musk's public musings on taking the company private: Shareholders would likely face a tax bill.
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The agency also said earlier this week that its examiners plan to more closely scrutinize mutual funds, ETFs and private funds that are exposed to illiquid securities.
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Continuing on the idea of watching, master video essayists Chloé Galibert-Laîné and Kevin B. Lee both scrutinize ISIS propaganda in their installation Bottled Songs 1 & 2.
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It's a subset of the deep web, meaning it's not indexed by search engines like Google or Bing, and therefore less transparent and more difficult to scrutinize.
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He also said to expect 2020 presidential candidates and members of Congress from both parties to increasingly scrutinize big tech because "tech-bashing" has become politically appealing.
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Provinces and territories are expected to heavily scrutinize the legislation over the coming months to sort out details around distribution and law enforcement, the Canadian Press reported.
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The chip maker is scheduled to disclose quarterly results, with investors set to scrutinize the performance of Brian Krzanich, who took over as Intel's chief executive in 2013.
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"In the minds of many of their detractors, to scrutinize and stop black people is to prevent crime and protect the neighborhood," he explained in a 2015 paper.
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The survey will be among factors the BOJ will scrutinize at its two-day rate review next week, when it is widely expected to keep monetary policy steady.
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Installing them on the walls of a gallery, and affording enthralled viewers the opportunity to scrutinize them, is entirely abnormal, and then there is the issue of decay.
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As part of a committee hearing on Tuesday, Waters further slammed Republicans who had criticized her remarks by directing them to scrutinize the president's behavior, per RealClear Politics.
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Trump told Fox News' Bill O'Reilly in an interview aired Sunday he plans on setting up a commission headed by Vice President Mike Pence to scrutinize the issue.
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Absent a personal connection, scrutinize the campaign for details such as how the organizer knows the beneficiary, and details of how the money will be used, she said.
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If you get a Google Doc link in your inbox today, scrutinize it carefully before you click—even if it looks like it comes from someone you trust.
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For several rumored Democratic hopefuls on the Senate Judiciary Committee — including Booker, Harris, and Minnesota's Amy Klobuchar — this panel was much more than an opportunity to scrutinize Kavanaugh.
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With the arrival of its retrograde, Saturn's spotlight will feel like a veritable ultralight beam, so we'll be expected to scrutinize our choices around money, reputation, and longevity.
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Make sure all the required skills in a job description need to be thereWhen glancing at a job description, women will often scrutinize the skill requirements, Graf said.
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Michael Flynn's family has set up a legal defense fund and is now soliciting donations as multiple investigations scrutinize the actions of the former Trump national security adviser.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday it was important to scrutinize whether economic expansion was leading to excessive risk-taking in financial markets.
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The lighting on the men's side is dimmer than on the women's side because Ms. Vucetaj said that men usually don't scrutinize her work the way women do.
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The students scrutinize the ancient wall painting discovered in what may be the Tomb of Philip II of Macedon, conqueror of Greece and father of Alexander the Great.
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Europe has caught Block's attention because he believes investors there do not scrutinize corporations and their management with the same vigor as in other parts of the world.
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This is tied up in the same new law that gave a once obscure government body—CFIUS—enhanced abilities to scrutinize minority, non-controlling investments by foreign entities.
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Typically, a bank making a loan to a private equity firm planning a big acquisition would hire an external law firm to scrutinize the loan and the transaction.
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What is happening: The United States wants to strengthen its ability to scrutinize Chinese investment in American tech companies, especially when it comes to artificial intelligence, per Reuters.
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But equally memorable are the quiet moments, like the hour you spend living Nate's domestic life or the extended epilogue that fans will scrutinize for months to come.
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The lawsuits accuse fund boards of missteps such as failing to scrutinize fees or pass along to investors economies of scale as their funds grow with rising markets.
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It was the artist's duty to see that world as clearly as possible, to scrutinize and reflect, despite its ugliness, the wonder of living in it at all.
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The revised rule governing class actions, Logitech said, ensures that judges overseeing the cases have two chances to scrutinize proposed precertification settlements, before granting preliminary and final approval.
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"It's going to intensify the FTC's efforts to scrutinize the company's behavior and its fulfillment of the 2011 to 2012 settlement," former FTC Commissioner Bill Kovacic told me.
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But he said journalists are well within their rights to scrutinize Clinton's links to the foundation, especially because of the likelihood that she'll win the presidency in November.
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Washington-area lawmakers are calling on the top government watchdog to scrutinize D.C.'s Metrorail system, which has been struggling to meet budget demands amid ongoing safety repairs.
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He sees the media — part of whose job is to scrutinize politicians who wield enormous power over our lives — as an enemy to be tamed, cajoled or intimidated.
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Republicans have long accused the EPA of using so-called secret science to write rules without giving the public and their opponents the opportunity to scrutinize the research.
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You'll also want to carefully scrutinize the ins and outs of Medicare coverage, Carson said, as well as any retiree health benefits available to you from an employer.
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Even though skateboarding is sanctioned within the park, the women say officers still scrutinize the area, handing out penalties to skateboarders who forgo helmets or stay after hours.
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My mom would scrutinize my dad's business expenses every quarter to see what he was spending on and whether or not there was a similar service for less.
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In a letter, Cardin and Van Hollen asked Mnuchin to scrutinize venture fund AltPoint Capital's investment in ByteGrid through the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS).
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An example he gave was that the FTC could scrutinize Amazon for acquiring a grocer, while the DOJ could simultaneously focus on Amazon acquiring a music-streaming service.
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The FDA chose not to scrutinize e-cigarettes' public health risks and potential for youth appeal because it believed the products could help adult smokers trying to quit.
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Tammy Baldwin have introduced bills that would restrict companies' ability to buy back their own stock as well as direct federal regulators to scrutinize corporate mergers more carefully.
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The development in the states' investigation highlights how broadly the states and their attorneys general intend to scrutinize the tech conglomerate, said the people familiar with the matter.
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While it is imperative that Congress fully funds the VA's budget, it is also critical that they scrutinize expenditures more closely, find efficiencies, and trim excess where possible.
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Thirty-six years after Apple's arrival, Ireland's government must deal with a corporate-profits reporting system that successive prior administrations either failed to understand or failed to scrutinize.
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Facebook says that it will now have its human and machine reviewers more closely scrutinize the circumstances around an ad purchase, as well as the ad's intended audience.
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But the move highlights a new willingness by lawmakers to more intensely scrutinize Saudi compliance with international conventions and withdraw privileges that the kingdom has enjoyed until now.
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GOP lawmakers promised to heavily scrutinize the new rules, with some threatening to withhold funds for the Department of Justice that could be used to implement them. Rep.
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The United States has lobbied Italy and other European allies to avoid Huawei equipment and also to closely scrutinize ZTE, alleging the vendors could pose a security risk.
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If an election is deemed too close to call, or if a machine error occurs, nothing can be done to scrutinize the vote count and reinstate the tally.
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Conservative political figures, including Trump Organization executive Donald Trump Jr., noted on social media that Cuomo did not previously scrutinize the term from his guests on his show.
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The Liberal Party, however, has yet to agree on a solution that would scrutinize candidates in advance, instead favoring self-reporting by lawmakers after they have been elected.
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He tracks its origin to the 18th century and rumors about vampirism that led proponents of the new science to investigate and scrutinize and fantasize about this monster.
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It interrupts the pacing of the show when the scenes drag as long as they do, especially as you have to scrutinize subtitles for long periods of time.
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Tensions have increased in recent years as museums embark on multimillion-dollar expansion projects, arts staff unionize across the country, and activists scrutinize the ethics of institutional funding.
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He also wants Democrats to closely scrutinize Trump's threats to cut aid to Africa and Latin America, as well as relationships with new leaders in Mexico and Brazil.
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But he's not the only Democrat who wants to claim Obama's limelight, and he has decades of public service before his time in the White House to scrutinize.
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Because the Trump Organization itself did not request the Mississippi rebate and would receive no direct benefit from it, Mr. Burchfield said he is unlikely to scrutinize it.
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Only by being detached, by acknowledging that he stands apart, can he look at decaying and ruined bodies, scrutinize their skin and flesh, with a surgeon's scrupulous attention.
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The committee has decided not to interview Mr. Cain; Republicans and Democrats on the panel had already concluded they had no compelling reason to scrutinize the uranium deal.
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In a recent capitulation to the growing calls for a watchdog, the Federal Trade Commission announced Tuesday that it would create a task force to scrutinize tech giants.
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Legislators have introduced bills in the House and Senate that, if passed into law, would compel the Trump administration to impose sanctions and scrutinize commerce related to Xinjiang.
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In addition to the prison measures, France will more closely scrutinize the licensing of certain types of private, religiously oriented schools, often identified with the spread of radicalization.
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"To guard against risking the health and safety of these foreign nationals, USCIS should more thoroughly scrutinize physicians before allowing them to become civil surgeons," the report advises.
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The report, written with the consulting firm KGM & Associates and ClimateWorks, calls this a "carbon loophole," since countries rarely scrutinize the carbon footprint of the goods they import.
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A number of researchers have described, for example, the various ways that parents, generally upper middle class, monitor and scrutinize teachers and principals, which can diminish educators' authority.
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That growing suspicion has given rise to an array of policies to more closely scrutinize the money and technologies that are flowing between the United States and China.
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Now comes the news, via the Times's Charlie Savage, Adam Goldman, and Matt Apuzzo, that Barr has appointed "an outside prosecutor to scrutinize the criminal case" against Flynn.
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If we want to bend the cost curve for prescription drug prices, we must also scrutinize Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) -- the middlemen between the insurance companies and pharmacies.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen promised the committee on Wednesday that the central bank will scrutinize all big banks in the wake of the Wells Fargo scandal.
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"We'll also continue to closely scrutinize products that could pose risks to consumers," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said in December about CBD products after the farm bill passed.
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That means the Chinese government has to go through the platforms' privately owned parent companies, Ant Financial and Tencent, if it wants to track and scrutinize those movements.
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One area the critics are concerned could be curtailed: the PCAOB's inspections, which scrutinize audit firms' audits to gauge their performance and see if they're following auditing rules.
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United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota Erica MacDonald stifled laughter when asked whether prosecutors might want to scrutinize a seller who had posted hundreds of listings.
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Facebook's plans to integrate its three platforms also has raised antitrust concerns as investigations into Facebook's competitive practices will likely scrutinize its past acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp.
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We'll also need to scrutinize what gets bundled into those portfolios, since BlackRock currently allows companies like Peabody Coal in its environmental, social and government (ESG) funds. Seriously.
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The Fed is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold, but traders will scrutinize the Fed's statement and its economic forecasts for clues about future policy decisions.
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Emphasizing the breadth of presidential power in immigration matters, the five-justice majority declined to scrutinize Trump's words and actions, as it might have in other regulatory contexts.
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That leaves a negotiated settlement that first freezes and then rolls back North Korea's nuclear program, with inspectors to carefully scrutinize compliance — much as we did with Iran.
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Their goal: win more time to scrutinize the 110-page draft law that would execute the 585-page Brexit withdrawal agreement, instead of rushing it through this week.
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Among the slew of convicted criminals he pardoned before his departure from office, people have been quick to scrutinize a few individuals that the governor has granted leniency.
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And the question of possible overlap between the Trump Organization and decisions made by the White House is one that Democrats have made clear they plan to scrutinize.
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All regulators have announced probes into the allegations and even if Wynn were to sell shares, authorities could still well scrutinize his involvement with the company, said Choudhary.
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The team of scholars, conservators, and scientists has adopted a "standardized approach" for its mission, using advancements in modern technology, conservation, and art history to scrutinize the paintings.
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Its cyber-security watchdog has welcomed the establishment by Huawei of a new information security lab that would allow regulators to scrutinize its gear through source-code reviews.
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Wade has long been seen as a defining issue in the Supreme Court fight, making it a crucial part of Democrats' questioning as they seek to scrutinize Kavanaugh.
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Pending judicial approval, an independent civilian lawyer will scrutinize police counterterrorism activities in an agreement to settle lawsuits over surveillance that targeted Muslims in the decade after the Sept.
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The Modern Slavery Act introduced life sentences for traffickers, measures to protect people at risk of being enslaved, and made large companies scrutinize their supply chains for forced labor.
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Big banks like JPMorgan Chase & Co use the information similarly for branch strategy, and real-estate firms scrutinize the statistics to determine where to build homes and shopping centers.
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Examine trends over time and scrutinize any prepaid services such as Groupon deals and memberships, which the new owner would have to honor without being paid for, Pinck said.
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I'd wake up, change into my gym clothes, have some hot water with lemon, and stand in front of the full-length mirror in my hallway to scrutinize myself.
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Weeks after being sworn in this year, he said he intended to scrutinize how it started and used the term "spying" to describe investigators' surveillance of Trump campaign advisers.
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Unable to avoid the atmospheric realities they scrutinize each day, a growing contingent of meteorologists are now looking well beyond the 10-day forecast, to Earth's troubling climate trends.
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Some MPs feared that if Johnson's deal passed on Saturday, the government would try to rush through this legislation, which wouldn't give Parliament enough time to scrutinize it fully.
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Mark: Now that we're in this brave new world of fixed income, we might need to do a three-month analysis and actually scrutinize our spending a little bit.
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As members of an informed public, we should certainly scrutinize the decisions that private social media companies make about what speech is and is not welcome on their platforms.
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Due to CFIUS reform, we are likely to see it similarly scrutinize minority, non-controlling investments into companies with sensitive personal data once the authorities are fully in force.
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And because the variations in measurement are so small, the NASA-MIT team that processed the data had to carefully scrutinize and process it—which took two years itself.
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New rules under consideration would give the government powers to scrutinize non-EU investors seeking to buy at least 15 percent in firms that create sensitive technologies, she said.
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The data will be among key factors the BOJ will scrutinize when it releases fresh quarterly growth and inflation forecasts at its next rate review on Oct. 30-31.
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The debt-ridden rustbelt province of Liaoning in China's northeast has also established a parliamentary committee to scrutinize government spending and control debt, the first province to do so.
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Our experienced TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every eligible application and choose up to 10 startups to compete, and those founders will receive free pitch coaching from Battlefield-tested editors.
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As she grappled with a devastating Stage 4 cancer diagnosis, Reed and her husband lobbied medical authorities, politicians, and journalists to scrutinize the use of morcellators in uterine surgery.
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SEC'S FIRST ROBO-ADVISER ENFORCEMENTS The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has for some time provided guidance on robo-advising and publicized its intentions to scrutinize robo-advisory firms.
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This means that parliament can scrutinize the President's actions through the prism of what we deem to be in the interests of the people whom we represent in parliament.
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That's just one day after a hearing that will take place on Thursday, which is set to scrutinize sexual misconduct and assault allegations that have been brought against Kavanaugh.
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Why it matters: The Russia probe continues to move closer to Trump's inner circle and scrutinize possible efforts to obstruct the investigations into ties between Trump associates and Russia.
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Unable to avoid the atmospheric realities they scrutinize each day, a growing contingent of meteorologists are now looking well beyond the 5093-day forecast, to Earth's troubling climate trends.
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Arkansas' Republican governor, Asa Hutchinson has signed an anti-abortion bill that requires doctors to investigate patients seeking abortions by digging into their medical records to scrutinize past pregnancies.
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We do not scrutinize the purchasing habits of credit card fraud victims or suggest that such fraud is a natural consequence of trusting a third party with private information.
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Robert L Cook, professor of epidemiology at the University of Florida, recently announced he is leading a 400 person study to scrutinize marijuana's effects on people living with HIV.
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This would effectively demand that social media services scrutinize every video, post, and picture uploaded, requiring platforms to be arbiters of all user-generated content posted on their services.
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I often found myself stopping as I played just to scrutinize a tiny wall detail or a bit of rubbish after a brief glimpse sparked some memory or another.
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On Monday Mozilla, which makes the Firefox web browser, wrote to members of Congress to urge them to more closely scrutinize the data collection policies of internet service providers.
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N generated skepticism among both Democrats and Republicans on Sunday, making it more likely that regulators will closely scrutinize the effort to create a new telecommunications and media giant.
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Its spokeswoman Natasha Deteran said SWIFT on Monday released a software update to thwart the malware, along with a special warning for financial institutions to scrutinize their security procedures.
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Concerns about fraud in the refugee application process, which the Obama administration says takes months to properly scrutinize candidates, rose sharply after the terrorist attacks in Paris last year.
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The survey will be among data the BOJ board will scrutinize when it issues fresh long-term economic and price forecasts at a rate review on Oct. 30-31.
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"While we agree that telecommunications and connectivity are serious problems in our country, it behooves us to scrutinize the China deal," the House minority bloc said in a statement.
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The expense report will provide an opportunity for Republicans who are critical of Mueller's probe -- including President Donald Trump -- to scrutinize his spending and the scope of his investigation.
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And Facebook will continue to scrutinize its own business practices and could make changes to its targeting capabilities on its own, added Debra Aho Williamson, principal analyst at eMarketer.
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The Fox News anchor Shepard Smith continued to scrutinize the lack of legislative action following the weekend's back-to-back mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas.
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But social media is also home to a ridiculous amount of rabid trolls who criticize and scrutinize Kardashian's life decisions — yet she manages to take it all in stride.
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CFIUS, set up by the U.S. government to scrutinize deals that could pose national security threats, has been increasingly flexing its muscle amid intensifying Chinese interest in foreign investments.
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The BOJ will scrutinize the tankan results and a batch of other indicators at its policy-setting meeting later this month when it issues fresh economic and price projections.
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There is nothing wrong, the experts I spoke to stressed, with people being critical of the way electoral systems operate, or wanting to scrutinize them and push for improvements.
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Shellshocked investors will need to scrutinize sales pitches like this and not jump to make purchases in the middle of a major downturn, when they may be most vulnerable.
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These are easy-to-look-at works, which hardly seems the case of the best works by Dubuffet or Basquiat, which demand the viewer scrutinize, unravel, and even read.
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The action, by a little-known and secretive government panel, represents a newly aggressive posture by the administration to protect national corporate champions and scrutinize acquisitions by overseas companies.
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But Ira Mehlman, the media director for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a group that favors restricting immigration, said the administration was right to scrutinize refugees more closely.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump said he hoped that Mr. Barr would scrutinize the roles of the Australian and British governments in the opening of the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation.
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Although the disclosure law was updated in 2007 to add criminal penalties for failing to register as a lobbyist, there has never been a comprehensive effort to scrutinize noncompliance.
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The press can still scrutinize government decisions aggressively during this national crisis, but the stakes are too high right now for anything less than the highest of professional standards.
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Now equipped with remote sensing technology to monitor crops, infrared scanners to scrutinize power lines, cameras and tracking systems, drones — much like smartphones — are the stuff of espionage dreams.
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FIFA's ethics committee has been made aware of Maduro's appearance, and it is that body that would be required to scrutinize any claims of wrongdoing that he may make.
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The first White House official said the administration sees no conflict between demanding that online companies allow free speech while expecting them to scrutinize people for signs of violence.
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By doing this, the brains of viewers never have time to really scrutinize the scene, because it's only in front of them for a few seconds at a time.
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Thus, while it may seem counter-intuitive, I want all the primary candidates to scrutinize their opponents, attack their records and have full coverage of it in the media.
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Business sentiment will be among indicators the BOJ board will scrutinize when it issues fresh long-term economic and price forecasts at a rate review on Oct. 30-31.
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The post of prime minister will be scrapped, giving only the president the power to form a government while reducing the ability of other institutions to scrutinize his decisions.
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One of the defendants was compelled by the Financial Conduct Authority to testify and has asked that the court to scrutinize whether his statements have tainted the government's evidence.
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That sanctions listing triggered concerns at the New York Fed and spurred it to scrutinize the fake payment orders more closely, a Reuters examination of the incident has found.
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Authorities in other parts of Europe have also begun to scrutinize the use of social media in labor trafficking, but policing efforts have been inconsistent and difficult to track.
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Yet, when we scrutinize the forces that contributed to the early ejections of top White House officials, who happened to all be men, we find childish feuds and selfishness.
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The main channel for doing so is via an internal complaint to the Intelligence Community's Inspector General, an official who's been appointed explicitly to scrutinize misconduct at government agencies.
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Among the slew of convicted criminals he has pardoned before his departure from office, people have been quick to scrutinize a few individuals that the governor has granted leniency.
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