KDX is completely self-sufficient in terms of raw materials in its lamination film segment, and moderately self-sufficient in the optical film segment.
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Home becomes self-sufficient in goods for which 1 > A(z) > 1/(1+t), Foreign becomes self-sufficient in the goods for which 1+t > A(z) > 1.
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Even if you're already a self-sufficient person, it doesn't hurt to be more self-sufficient, because after a relationship, you feel like you've lost a part of you.
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It's sort of like a self sufficient, continuous therapy session.
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The communities grow their own food so they're essentially self-sufficient.
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Only countries that pay for plasma are self-sufficient in it.
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In the long run it may even make China self-sufficient.
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There's a limit you're supposed to work towards being self-sufficient.
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But once situated there, he is mostly self-sufficient until bedtime.
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They like to do everything for themselves, to be self-sufficient.
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The goal is to create a self-sufficient Salvadoran justice system.
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He lives by himself, but he is not quite self-sufficient.
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Here are some ways to help raise a self-sufficient child.
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India has been trying to become self-sufficient in pharmaceutical supplies.
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Maybe your New Year's resolution is to be more self-sufficient.
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All fighters are taught to help out and be self-sufficient.
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They don't need company, either — these ornery little loners are self-sufficient.
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Help countries become self-sufficient We must retain and strengthen country ownership.
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"We're both keen on being self-sufficient, I suppose," says Susan Brown.
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After six months, 90% of CWS's resettled Cuban clients are self-sufficient.
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At age 25, he needs to be fully self-sufficient, she says.
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Nostalgia for a self-sufficient, cozy Little England that is long gone.
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The facts, especially about Lionel's behavior toward Diana, are not self-sufficient.
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I don't know when we stopped being self-sufficient in this country.
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And so the Serenity planned to be self-sufficient for some time.
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Certainly, the strong job market has helped more people become self-sufficient.
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Clubs should be structured geographically, so they can all be self-sufficient.
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Alaska has made me such a much more self-sufficient human being.
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The aim is to make South Korea "self-sufficient" in such materials.
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"Nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient," Trump said at a luncheon.
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What if we could end this system of dependence and become self-sufficient?
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They have a well on the property and try to remain self-sufficient.
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Does it count as self-sufficient when you steal food from your roommate?
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We will be self-sufficient by 2026 (the Dutch are doing even better).
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Though she's still largely self-sufficient, Suzy's cognitive condition continues to get worse.
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It should be a way of life, to survive and be self-sufficient.
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Needless to say, traveling is cheaper when you have a self-sufficient camper.
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But womens' resources are not infinitely elastic, and families aren't always self-sufficient.
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Building a self-sufficient economy capable of feeding a population of 1.3 billion.
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The premise is for the veterans to be fully self-sufficient, he said.
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"You could basically be self-sufficient," one patron said on a recent Friday.
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I learned to be self-sufficient, connect with others, and sell to professionals.
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We expect other nations will want to become self-sufficient in critical technologies.
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Women in Poland are more self-sufficient; you can't help them with anything.
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They house these families, while also providing programs to help them become self-sufficient.
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"We aim to be self-sufficient by the 270-296 financial year," he says.
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I wanted to be self-sufficient, a natural man against an equally natural annoyance.
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This is part of his expensive scheme to make Mexico self-sufficient in energy.
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It could be self sufficient, he argued, if it saved water and cut pollution.
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Both are self-sufficient and admired by subjects/students as much as they're feared.
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People can be a bit more self-sufficient and have control of their lives.
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Ironically, they'd be self-sufficient if they did the chores others do for them.
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It also incentivizes them to live in UNRWA camps rather than becoming self-sufficient.
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She elaborates a self-sufficient world that runs according to its own inner logic.
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Were American cultural ideals — particularly the sanctification of self-sufficient yeoman farmers — at fault?
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The people were poor but self-sufficient, and wary — for good reason — of outsiders.
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But in other aspects of his life, Mo is incredibly self-sufficient: 'I'm good.
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Since its inception in 214, the organization has produced 221 now self-sufficient businesses.
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And so they prefer a government that allows them to become economically self-sufficient.
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As an only child growing up in Phoenix, he had to be self-sufficient.
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Ken Cuccinelli, who heads the immigration agency, said that America wants "self-sufficient" immigrants.
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The more self-sufficient participants were, the less likely they were to experience negative emotions.
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The only thing you need to be self-sufficient is a Jeep, it would seem.
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She's also self-sufficient — she figured out how to walk minutes after she was born.
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Elon Musk founded SpaceX with the goal of establishing a self-sufficient colony on Mars.
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"We want to see people coming to this country who are self-sufficient," Cuccinelli said.
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Infarm wants to help cities become self-sufficient in food production, lowering farming's environmental footprint.
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Consider Tanera Mór, a private, self-sufficient island that's for sale in Scotland's northwest coast.
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"Azerbaijan does not sell oil products to Iran, since Iran is self-sufficient," he said.
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This improves a nation's ability to increase its own food production, to become self-sufficient.
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The "resistance economy" promoted by Khamenei is aimed at making Iran' economy more self-sufficient.
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"Our future vision for this project is to have self-sufficient robotic systems," Keating explains.
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These aren't complementary shades of a single incident anymore — they're alternate, incompatible, self-sufficient worlds.
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But he said some people may choose to stay behind because they are self-sufficient.
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People with disabilities have the right to equal opportunity and to be economically self-sufficient.
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The Kim regime is not self-sufficient, requiring constant food and fuel imports to function.
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As a member of the Big East, the department was more or less self-sufficient.
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A self-sufficient, 'clean' nuclear energy source was installed, which brought the beeping back online.
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Younger Chinese, who grew up in China's boom years, say they are decidedly self-sufficient.
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The proposal also weighs childhood as a "negative factor" because children are not self-sufficient.
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In her experience, women have always been in charge and have always been self-sufficient.
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The wealth test's supporters say immigrants should be self-sufficient and productive members of society.
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But even though cats are generally more independent than dogs, they're not self-sufficient loners.
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If oil prices stay low, the Kurds will be hard pressed to become self-sufficient.
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I'm a super-self-sufficient person, and I like to be in control of myself.
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"Nambia's health system is increasingly self-sufficient," Trump said at a working luncheon with African leaders.
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We wander the fair and check in on her occasionally, but she is totally self-sufficient.
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He also has a track record helping Nigeria become more self-sufficient in cement and food.
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By the time the report was written in 1953, Los Alamos had just become self-sufficient.
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The bachelor's student is self-sufficient, so she gets to work analyzing data from her experiments.
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One of the key things Kratos wants to teach Atreus is how to be self-sufficient.
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With a few solar panels, Cayo is ideal for becoming self-sufficient and living off-grid.
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But modernity hasn't touched the island, which is self-sufficient from its fishing and coconut farming.
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But these little robots were designed to be totally biocompatible and self-sufficient: no batteries required.
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SELF-SUFFICIENT The pricing formula AB InBev wants to change was set by SABMiller in 2009.
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The ear, health care professionals insist, is a fragile, self-sufficient environment that needs no intervention.
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Or was it conceived to be from the start what it is now — self-sufficient, done?
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He was so self-sufficient that I sometimes wondered whether he needed any clerks at all.
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"None of us can be self-sufficient in the face of a widespread epidemic," she wrote.
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These families would most likely chafe at the idea that they aren't independent or self-sufficient.
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The best litter boxes you can buy Cats are known for being clean and self-sufficient.
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If they cannot survive financially, if they cannot be self-sufficient, they should be booted out.
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We're trying to be entirely self-sufficient and self-supporting by creating the electricity we're using.
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We also encourage people to become self-sufficient and coach them through their own growing process.
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Based in Aleppo, its research had helped to make Syria enviably self-sufficient in wheat production.
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The Hmong were both self-sufficient and had no animosity toward the United States, he said.
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In China, ZTE's crisis reinforced the belief that the country needs to become more self-sufficient.
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The new suits are more self-sufficient and might allow astronauts to escape a similar fate.
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His poetics explicitly called for the "vibratory disappearance" of reality into a pure, self-sufficient work.
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I wanted to use my skills to help our clients and their families become self-sufficient.
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"Like so many Apple products, Apple TV wants to be a self-sufficient ecosystem," Mr. Verna said.
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They will not give birth again until this offspring is self-sufficient, which takes about four years.
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It's a lot of work leading up to it, but once everyone's here, it's really self-sufficient.
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This plant, in addition to reconstituting abandoned land, will help to make Ukraine more energy self-sufficient.
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Although Maghra depends, in part, on Baba Voss, Paris is self-sufficient, revered, and acts decidedly alone.
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"I think it's important for a woman — obviously, for me personally, I am self-sufficient," she said.
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However, this new plant habitat will be much more self-sufficient, requiring less work by the crew.
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"This money shall be invested in international growth, our home market is self-sufficient already," he adds.
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The network of women is self-sufficient; they use their very own bodies to subsist and connect.
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In usually food-self-sufficient Bangladesh, which is the world's fourth-largest rice producer, stocks are depleted.
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This is one of the hardest races in the world, and you're supposed to be self-sufficient.
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Consumers, for their part, care about privacy, which Bragi hopes to address with its self-sufficient earplugs.
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Now they are very self-sufficient and they know the art and the science of organic farming.
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Humans won't be monitoring the device much at all, so it needs to be completely self-sufficient.
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Within months the farm will have 14,000 cows—and Qatar will be self-sufficient in dairy products.
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She made the most progress after she moved out of her mom's house and became self-sufficient.
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These are enough to make the country self-sufficient—saving it $2bn a year in gas imports.
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It's more self-sufficient than the Cozmo robot; it's able to find its charger on its own.
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The gym will be situated within the commune, which aims to be as self-sufficient as possible.
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But their abilities are all markedly more self-sufficient and grounded in raw power, competence, and intelligence.
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The country is also seeking to lift its refining capacity to become self-sufficient in oil products.
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Nigeria became self-sufficient in cement after the government ruled that only manufacturers could ship it in.
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How are older people supposed to remain self-sufficient if they're forced out of the job market?
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A natural one would be for many, many years we have not been self-sufficient in petroleum.
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What they're seeking is self-sufficiency, but aren't billionaires the least self-sufficient people on the planet?
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After putting his three children through college, he says, he expected them to be essentially self-sufficient.
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Puerto Rican officials have endorsed using more of these technologies to make the island more self-sufficient.
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The land is self-sufficient and does not require heavy maintenance, lawn mowers, or weekly watering sessions.
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These videos go deep on basics of cooking, and help shepherd the uninitiated into being self-sufficient.
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Huawei has said it has been developing the technology it needs to be self-sufficient for years.
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From her stash of tins and frozen veg, Linda is self-sufficient for up to three weeks.
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Most cats are self-sufficient if left alone for a few hours, with the exception of kittens.
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The siblings were allegedly entirely self-sufficient, living off of the farm's vegetable garden and few animals.
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However, these regions do not guarantee protection nor do they allow minority communities to be self-sufficient.
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Turtle is a staunchly American type, perhaps the American type — tough, taciturn and almost pathologically self-sufficient.
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Learning hard skills—computer programming, accounting, finance, and writing—can help families become more economically self-sufficient.
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But Nigeria's aim to become a self-sufficient food economy still has a long way to go.
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Laughter gives way to wonder as a cosmic coda makes audible Aristotle's ideal of self-sufficient contemplation.
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Rather, provision of these temporary services are often essential to helping low-income families become self-sufficient.
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Using her skills to pave the way for other would-be transatlantic brides, Consuelo became self-sufficient.
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For Mangold, more than any other artist of his generation, painting is contingent, rather than self-sufficient.
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Amae: To be an adult, particularly in a nation like the United States, is to be self-sufficient.
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The baby porcupine would get up right after birth, and follow its mom immediately and be self-sufficient.
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"In order not to leave our population without strong painkillers, we must be self-sufficient," Skvortsova told reporters.
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Also, it's not exactly as if Dee Dee has made Gypsy very self sufficient after all these years.
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Hey Elon: Bet you can't build a robust, self-sufficient Tesla Microgrid in South Australia in 100 days!
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Mr Storlie told him that 91% of refugees are self-sufficient within six months of arriving in Georgia.
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Up until now, Lara had positioned herself as being self-sufficient, tough, and not reliant on her money.
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What, I asked myself, if we built islands around ourselves, because it's no sin to be self-sufficient?
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When he's not busy learning how to become a self-sufficient adult, his interests include planes and wheels.
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Because I'm not being as fully self-sufficient and independent as I understand a modern girl should be.
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Being self-sufficient is an important life skill that has saved me tons of money on property maintenance.
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And she was destined to forge a self-sufficient path for Black women entrepreneurs for generations to come.
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The nonprofit resource center provides life-changing services to assist and inspire homeless youth to become self-sufficient.
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It's also designed to be self-sufficient, finding its charger and docking whenever it runs low on power.
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It also calls for more trade agreements and says foreign aid programs should make recipient countries self-sufficient.
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It is now self-sufficient in power and plans to produce electricity for commercial use, according to Said.
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What if you, a self-sufficient individual, could just order your own three or six or nine fries?
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After all, he says their court-ordered child support deal requires Norma to work toward becoming self-sufficient.
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The economic rationale for going self-sufficient in energy is key to getting citizens onboard, said the mayor.
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Eventually, Roodt says, there will be self-sufficient communities like his across South Africa, maybe even the world.
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So thanks to my education I've just become self-sufficient and able to create at my own leisure.
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Piper, directed by Nicolas Alan Barillaro, is the story of a young sandpiper learning to become self-sufficient.
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LT: JOHN O'SULLIVAN CEO, TOURISM AUSTRALIA We are seeing more independent, self sufficient Chinese visitors coming to Aus.
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It is intended to be virtually impregnable and, if needed, self-sufficient for three days at a time.
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It would take 40 years to a century before the city on Mars became self-sufficient, he said.
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"If you rescue someone and the person is not self-sufficient what do you expect?" she told CNN.
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All pre-modern literature evolves from the classical conception of writing as an impersonal, self-sufficient, freestanding achievement.
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Chandler's hero, that "self-sufficient, self-satisfied, self-confident, untouchable bastard" Philip Marlowe, is a ravishing American creation.
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It's possible his theory works out in the long term and they become militarily much more self-sufficient.
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The once bustling and self-sufficient neighborhood he documented for more than half a century has changed dramatically.
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The administration has said the new rule is necessary to better ensure that immigrants will be self-sufficient.
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What sorts of skills and habits do you think you need to be a successful, self-sufficient adult?
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Take this time as a lesson in becoming more self-sufficient, and problem solve your way through it.
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His ministry is meant to be self-sufficient and not supposed to receive funds from the state budget.
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We will also empower people with disabilities to be economically self-sufficient and participate fully in our economy.
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Zack is an only child to a single parent who believes he's perfect — pretty much self-sufficient at 16.
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Lopez Obrador, meanwhile, wants Mexico to be self-sufficient in foodstuffs and gasoline, two major U.S. exports to Mexico.
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They are self-sufficient and don't like being told what to do any more than they like taking handouts.
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They take on odd jobs for money, and preach their nomadic, self-sufficient lifestyle to anyone who will listen.
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Years of sanctions have made Iran develop a "resistance economy", which is diverse and in many areas self-sufficient.
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More and more women had become self-sufficient, taking on higher-paying jobs in industries traditionally dominated by men.
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But it was an attempt to construct a different version of myself: self-sufficient, autonomous, the opposite of needy.
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The son — whose name has not yet been revealed — will be more self-sufficient than the average AI companion.
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However, Trader Joe's just added another product to its cold brew lineup that's just for those self-sufficient folks.
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This would let the walls generate electricity, thus lowering a building's carbon footprint and making it more self-sufficient.
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People will be able to live in space (in self-sufficient space structures) if they so choose, Bezos says.
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It is now more common in many countries, especially fast-modernising ones where women are becoming economically self-sufficient.
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Some, like the green algae pediastrum shown above, form colonies from identical cells, each self-sufficient despite their communing.
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Lagos, the nation's most self-sufficient state, thinks it can tax another 4m people, doubling the number who pay.
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If they really want to see recipients grow become more self-sufficient, it's a much better place to start.
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One the cases that stood out is the Ardehuizen, a near self-sufficient ecovillage consisting of 23 "Earthship" houses.
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Her new family, in contrast, is a self-sufficient island, Eugene and Raisa living just a few houses away.
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So self-sufficient, in fact, that Cosima isn't allowed to talk to anyone off the island — including her sisters.
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No nation can claim to be a superpower if it is not self-sufficient in these two vital metals.
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A relatively small, landlocked place like Austria, they reasoned, could never be economically self-sufficient in the industrial age.
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The home uses 3D printing, photovoltaic technology, and multipurpose furniture to create a self-sufficient space, according to Hymer.
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For starters, America has now become self-sufficient in oil and natural gas thanks largely to the "fracking" revolution.
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Most of their children remained on the island, where they formed their own tightly knit, largely self-sufficient society.
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The problem is that even though US oil production has skyrocketed to record highs, America is not self-sufficient.
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Soon, despite Mr. Banisauskas's intentions, Bored Panda was far from self-sufficient — its prospects hinged almost entirely on Facebook.
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" Her mother, Peggy, said: "We've always taught our kids to be self-sufficient and to turn negatives into positives.
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Malian authorities are looking for ways to reduce imports and become self-sufficient in rice, said Kouyaté at GIZ.
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He now appears bent on burnishing his legacy by making the country financially self-sufficient again during his tenure.
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Adam also stressed the importance of considering how you'll stay self-sufficient if you find yourself single with children.
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While her big brother is potty-trained and generally self-sufficient in such matters, she is, of course, not.
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"We could separate from the world, and we'd be totally self-sufficient," Ted Clugston, the mayor, told Mr. Smith.
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But aiming to make France self-sufficient could be costly, according to Fabien Roques, senior vice president at FTL.
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Redirect the funds you used to spend on your kids, now that they're self-sufficient, to boost your savings.
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But in the months since graduating, Eli had seemed so much more confident and self-sufficient, so much happier.
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General Shoaib predicted that the air force would be self-sufficient — except for maintenance — in three or four years.
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While teenage rexes like Jane and Petey could hold their own, T. rex hatchlings were far less self-sufficient.
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I intend to learn a lot more about being self sufficient in the second semester of my senior year.
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"We don't need to raise any more capital in the market — we are self-sufficient," CEO Aaron Levie told CNBC.
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"Sprint is becoming self-sufficient now, that's why it gives me room to consider the next big move," he said.
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But I have no doubt that Sham will thrive one day when she has the tools to be self-sufficient.
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Robert (now 48) is self-sufficient, married with two young children and has a good job as a web developer.
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Will it admit to them that a more integrated and self-sufficient Europe requires greater German defence and security commitments?
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" He said with wind and solar energy, the country is working to be energy self-sufficient "as soon as possible.
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So the group did its best in places like Shura to demonstrate that it is running a self-sufficient caliphate.
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The rest of us stood defiant here in our self-sufficient utopia, armed with compost, culinary ambition, and fermented leftovers.
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We felt that the success of Estonian music was going to be dependent on artists acting like self-sufficient companies.
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In theory, breeders could turn utility EDF's nuclear waste into fuel and make France self-sufficient in energy for decades.
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" He added that the federal government needs to make sure the island can "rebuild its economy and be self-sufficient.
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The self-sufficient group established a chief, court system, churches and a school which later became Mobile County Training School.
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Within the last decade, China has become notorious for its stockpiling of grains in an effort to become self-sufficient.
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And no country can remain a self-sufficient economic power if it becomes dependent on other nations for basic resources.
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Lear's parrots, drawn from living captives in the newly opened London Zoo, are rich and self-sufficient on their perches.
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Despite his troubles, Lone became self-sufficient by selling walnuts to support himself and learning how to perform everyday tasks.
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It's interesting that after a really lean, self-sufficient record like No Heroes, Axe To Fall features way more collaborations.
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We are trained not to complain, to be self-sufficient, and to put the needs of others before our own.
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Avoid being selfish in love this week, Libra, as the planet of love—your ruling planet—enters self-sufficient Aries.
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To select immigrants based on their likelihood of success in U.S. society and their ability to be financially self- sufficient.
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Along with centralizing scheduling and facilitating permissions, the authority gives entertainment companies grants in hopes they will become self-sufficient.
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"I think it's about being self-sufficient, valuing your communities, and doing your bit and mucking in together," he said.
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They discussed everything from working with children to the importance of solitude, nature, being self-sufficient, and drinking strong coffee.
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"They're basically self-sufficient, because they have an irrigation system," he said, and work with natural light or grow lights.
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The building doesn&apost need any heating and is completely self-sufficient, functioning without any external electricity or water supply.
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It also wouldn't bode well politically for Khan, who called on the campaign trail for Pakistan to become self-sufficient.
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Much like with oil and gas, the United States was largely self-sufficient in minerals up to the early 1970s.
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To select immigrants based on their likelihood of success in U.S. Society and their ability to be financially self-sufficient.
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In parts of Niger, WFP is even beginning to phase out food assistance because people have become self-sufficient, he said.
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That will stop all money from the government going to the industry just as they are about to become self-sufficient.
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The Peacocks are self-sufficient, without electricity and raising their own livestock, and nobody has seen them leave home in decades.
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India is self-sufficient in food staples, but faces a constant challenge to feed its population of 248 billion and rising.
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"Forest cities are smart, energetically sustainable and self-sufficient from the point of view of agriculture and food suppliance," Boeri said.
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The government has embarked on a strategy of making the economy self-sufficient to help weather the effects of the boycott.
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He talks of making Mexico self-sufficient in food and of building oil refineries, which are unlikely to make business sense.
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Austria is becoming increasingly self sufficient, according to the WEC, and it has "more than doubled" renewable energy production since 1980.
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"A number of ministers see the isolationist, autarkic (self-sufficient) approach they had was not serving their best interests," he added.
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If Britain exploited just 10% of the Bowland-Hodder reserves, it would be self-sufficient in gas for nearly 50 years.
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If someone travels for work, that would be great, because I'm used to being on my own and being self-sufficient.
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As for the website, it is largely self-sufficient, requiring just a small team in China to manage its technical operations.
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Well, we make it absolutely clear that we are self-sufficient, and we don't need the ambulance services to be around.
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Under the healthcare law, states that are not financially self-sufficient by 2016 are required to join the federal system, HealthCare.gov.
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The characters [are] self-sufficient, and we just needed to find a way to make the events unfold, one after another.
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Mark, a "self-sufficient living" vlogger and jorts-wearer, happened upon an old rear-projection television that someone else threw out.
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Skip generic descriptors Hardworking, self-motivated, self-sufficient, proactive, and detail-oriented are all words you'll find on most people's resumes.
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He now works part-time at an incredible restaurant near our home in Mississippi and is in many ways self-sufficient.
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The concert venue has been receiving millions in funding from the Interior Department despite being financially self-sufficient, the report found.
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Town's benefactor and chairman, J. Hilton Crowther, believed that the football side should emulate the rugby outfit and become self-sufficient.
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Deep down, I'm a Bay Area guerrilla filmmaker, self-sufficient and independent in my ability to get films made and produced.
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The country has long since accustomed itself to be self-sufficient, and the e-commerce industry in Iran is no exception.
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Everyone was on a deadline: After one year, the sponsors' obligation ends, and the families are expected to become self-sufficient.
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In 1980, Haiti was self-sufficient, but today, Haiti imports 80% of its rice, and 60% of its overall food supply.
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Some even moved to a self-sufficient town built by Olive Tree, comprised of schools, factories and apartment complexes near Seoul.
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Its slow cooking function essentially makes the Instant Pot self sufficient so you're free to watch HalloweenTown while dinner makes itself.
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"I think that's because men are supposed to be self-sufficient and not need additional tools to get off," she said.
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These central characters in "Happiness" have come to middle age — and London — as worldly, self-sufficient individuals, albeit grieving private losses.
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Callimachi: This is a group that was hell-bent on being independent, on being self-sufficient, on relying on no one.
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Instead of Huawei's demise, the tech world faces a split, with an increasingly self-sufficient Chinese industry active everywhere but America.
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So a parent's ability to, say, pay for college tuition may be crucial to enabling children to become economically self-sufficient.
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The other 13% is spent in classes designed to ensure they stay self-sufficient after they graduate from the Empowerment Plan.
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Being self-sufficient is positive (thanks, "good enough" Mom and Dad), but always meeting my needs before others is self-centered.
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Part of the idea was to have NAFTA be energy self-sufficient and an energy powerhouse simply because the resources exist.
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The IOM's next project is to help migrants who must stay in Mexico on a long-term basis become self-sufficient.
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"Eighty-one-year-old blind men who are not self-sufficient are not a danger, unless perhaps to themselves," he said.
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Alison closely resembles Jennifer Lawrence's character in "Winter's Bone," another self-sufficient young woman whose family and community turn against her.
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"Money helps, of course, but what we need is people and capacity to help us become self-sufficient, food-wise", he said.
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Paladin is literally property, and Jack is almost entirely self-sufficient, since piracy crackdowns have broken her ties with the outside world.
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Set in the near future, "Bacurau" opens in a fictional separatist and self-sufficient town of that name in Brazil's mountainous interior.
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Little by little, women are becoming more self-sufficient and using the library less often or coming mainly to socialize, he added.
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He saw tariffs as a no-lose deal: raising money from foreigners, promoting American industry and creating a balanced, self-sufficient economy.
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And while it's not totally self-sufficient, with a little help, it gestates and gives birth to something new, something sufficiently real.
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Since 2014, Rosneft's own drilling subsidiary has doubled its market share to 25 percent, meaning the company has become almost self sufficient.
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"We want to be self-sufficient in rice in 2017 and that requires a lot of investment in agricultural irrigation," he added.
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As for her next grand idea, Ong is looking into building a self-sufficient urban housing project she aptly called "Noah's Ark".
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It's only out there that you will realize that you can live on your own and be self-sufficient among the earth.
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According to Rabobank, the U.K. is only 60 percent self-sufficient in terms of food and is, therefore, a major net importer.
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It's self-sufficient, meaning it doesn't need an app for control — a bar that all home robots will need to eventually meet.
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Modi wants India to be self sufficient in lentils and last month approved a scheme to encourage greater cultivation of the legumes.
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The City of Portland recommends that residents prepare "to be self-sufficient for no less than five days," during a major earthquake.
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South Korea's poultry supply is self-sufficient, but it still imports some chicken products, mainly from Brazil, Denmark and the United States.
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Finally, we have to realize that there will always be some people who, for many reasons, may never be entirely self-sufficient.
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They also tend to want self-sufficient women so they don't actually have to take care of the woman's needs, she says.
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Without the need for parents to drive them places, children learn how to become self-sufficient much sooner in an urban environment.
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China is seeking to become self-sufficient in memory chips, which are an essential component in everything from smartphones to web servers.
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The team think they can get a "self-sufficient production system" together once a large batch has been tested and sent out.
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The Postal Service was designed to be self-sufficient — unlike other federal agencies, it does not live off dollars collected as taxes.
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The company has a contingency plan in place as UK is not self-sufficient in terms of food ingredients, the paper reported.
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You kind of have to become self-sufficient, which, when you're used to somebody doing that stuff for you, can be hard.
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He drives to work, cooks his own meals, watches television — he is a big pro-wrestling fan — and is adamantly self-sufficient.
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"We don't see any disruption in the business," he told an investor conference, noting most of Nestle's UK businesses were self-sufficient.
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"Where their lands are protected and their right to remain uncontacted is upheld, they live healthy lives and are totally self-sufficient."
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Economically self-sufficient young women might view men who don't share the load at home as less attractive partners, Ms. Hofferth said.
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It used to feel remote, a land of intrepid pioneers and self-sufficient individualists who were thrilled to be off the grid.
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Robot vacuums need a good motor for powerful suction, decent battery life, a brush roll, and enough smarts to be self-sufficient.
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Suharto, whose party has promised to make Indonesia self-sufficient in food, said there is not enough control over its farm industry.
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"Turtle is a staunchly American type, perhaps the American type — tough, taciturn and almost pathologically self-sufficient," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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French officials say they are moving to be more self-sufficient — buying more American-made C-130 transport planes and Reaper drones.
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Option #2 Other companies that have grown more self-sufficient might look to buy back their shares from investors at a discount.
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"In doing something like this you have to be absolutely self-sufficient," Curtis-Taylor told Reuters in an interview before her arrival.
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Walton says she enjoyed working in hospitality, but that moving to crypto let her set her own hours and become self-sufficient.
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Once we are multiplanetary the risk goes down tremendously—now there will be independent, self-sufficient groups of humans spread across vast distances.
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In other words, the music industry is slowly morphing into what black female MCs historically have had to be: self-sufficient and grassroots.
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"It does not even need SoftBank additional funding, it is self-sufficient, so why do you need to even discuss that?" he said.
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While some of our clients are very self-sufficient, others are more needy and require assistance with every last detail of their cases.
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But speaking at the opening of a refinery that Iran says will make it self-sufficient in oil products, Rouhani defended his position.
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Like Linux and the Internet it is self-organizing and "cheap" to manage because so many self-sufficient individuals make up the whole.
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And we see individuals are creating opportunities to make sure that their families are self-sufficient and have economic security beyond the pilot.
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He somehow kept the hospitals and electricity running, criminals off the streets and the country self-sufficient in rice, sugar and vegetable oil.
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He hopes to sell enough of his paintings, which range in price from $175 to $1,800, to one day become completely self-sufficient.
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"These developments aim to make Angola self-sufficient in refined products, stopping the outflow of hard currency to import these products," Sonangol said.
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The state's ultimate goal is to produce net-zero energy homes that reduce the state's carbon footprint and make buildings energy self-sufficient.
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In addition, students at many overseas universities need to be much more self-sufficient than they do on an American campus, Blumenthal said.
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Being proactive and self-sufficient allows your boss to see you as a peer, rather than an employee that needs to be managed.
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He can't see himself living as a self-sufficient toy like her, even though we all see the dead-end situation he's in.
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He said the British brewery was self-sufficient in carbon dioxide, which puts the fizz in beer, despite shortages elsewhere in the country.
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By the end of this process, the cells have reorganized themselves in a self-sufficient manner that negates the need for supporting materials.
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My guess is that you're wanting to be more independent and self-sufficient, but the negative self-talk is getting in your way.
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The initial update won't include all of Prisma's filters, but it does at least lay the foundation for making the app self-sufficient.
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I wanted to be self-sufficient, and I wanted to be able to do what I wanted to do without anyone questioning how.
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Kedah's Assistant Officer of Agriculture, Ikram Ismail, explained that if Malaysia wants to be self-sufficient, it just needs to increase its yields.
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But much more is needed before the government is self-sufficient, a key step toward accessing about $4.6 billion in international debt relief.
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In June, Microsoft announced that it had placed a self-sufficient, waterproof data center off the coast of the Orkney Islands in Scotland.
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And so long as they're dependent on foreign resources simply to maintain minimal security while fighting an insurgency, they won't be self-sufficient.
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The complaint coincides with a broader debate over China's plan — called Made in China 2025 — to become self-sufficient in some technology industries.
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The company estimates it would need $115 billion over the next decade to realize Widodo's plans to make Indonesia self-sufficient in energy.
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The story never changed much: Fletcher continued to draw disability cheques for decades and never became self-sufficient before his death in 225.
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Over the long term, the United States would have to support efforts to build a more self-sufficient economy linked to Afghanistan's neighbors.
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And who among us, save the most self-sufficient and confident partygoer (who is that insufferable person, anyway?), wouldn't like to party better?
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The community at Janet Tucker School for the Blind seems close to self-sufficient in the film, and in the book, it is.
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You'll find, especially as you grow and mature, that your greatest friendships will be with folks who are similarly active and self-sufficient.
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Our FGL sources said that incident and one in Wisconsin are rarities, because most law enforcement welcome the fact the band is self-sufficient.
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"Our aim is to become totally self-sufficient," said Henry Norales, who moved from the capital Tegucigalpa to be head agricultural engineer for OFRANEH.
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But to make the bot more self-sufficient, the team equipped it with solar panels and battery packs to power an electrical drive system.
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A self-sufficient autonomous aircraft that could potentially embark on flights of an indefinite length has reached a development milestone, academics said on Tuesday.
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Climate change increases the need for resilience, for communities of tractable size that are at least partially self-sufficient in food, water, and energy.
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Most levels and most LDAs, especially in these early days of DERs, are far from fully self-sufficient and will be for some time.
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The Fao refinery south of Basra is one of several Iraq plans as it seeks by Iraq to become self-sufficient in oil products.
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But John Bankhead, spokesman for the Stone Mountain Memorial Association, which maintains the state-owned park, said last summer the property is self-sufficient.
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Strongholds of political centralism (Castile in Spain), prosperous borderlands (Skane in Sweden) or regions with a self-sufficient spirit (Bavaria in Germany) leant right.
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With the number of residents totaling close to 600, Gloriavale is entirely self-sufficient with no individual allowed anything of his or her own.
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The same women who are at first shown as diffident and shy become self-sufficient after setting up a factory and manufacturing 18,000 pads.
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What she does need is someone self-sufficient, resourceful, athletic, and compassionate — someone who could hold their own in the zombie apocalypse, she jokes.
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In the face of sanctions, the state has developed a "resistance economy", which is diverse and self-sufficient in some areas, but hardly efficient.
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Each institute receives federal startup funding with matching contributions from private sources, with the goal of becoming self-sufficient within five to seven years.
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This 20-meter cruising catamaran has a full fly deck as well as solar panels that make it completely self-sufficient when at anchor.
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"Our current simulations show it should be possible to become 100 percent power, heat and water, and 50% food self-sufficient," de Graaf said.
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Wave after wave of those born abroad have done magnificently well by becoming self-sufficient when they came here, even if they had nothing.
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Today, the company is pretty much self-sufficient when it comes to running its IT operations, but getting to this point took a while.
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That said, there are still a lot of businesses opening up, because Brooklyn is becoming more and more self-sufficient in and of itself.
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Car insurance prices will drop as vehicles become safer, and home protection costs will go down, too, as houses become somewhat unsettlingly self-sufficient.
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The Trump administration has said it wants refugees to assimilate quickly, both to promote national security and so that they can become self-sufficient.
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This isn't about a straight edge movement or any kind of religion, this is just about being self sufficient and taking care of ourselves.
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The revolution has allowed the United States to be more self-sufficient, helped stabilize Europe's economy and blunted Russia's efforts to become a superpower.
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The country certainly presents itself as economically self-sufficient, something that becomes more true as its middle class grows into a robust domestic market.
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A government covers construction and some maintenance costs, but airports are expected to be self-sufficient otherwise and to find other sources of revenue.
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It would take 10-15 years for China to become self-sufficient in computer chips and for America to shift suppliers (see Technology Quarterly).
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But the warm and self-sufficient life these three kinfolk lead in a Florida house can continue only as long as Bessie remains healthy.
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They are scalable, flexible and modular enough that they can be integrated with existing gas processing operations or completely self-sufficient, depending on need.
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Much of the cost comes from outfitting the planes for the president, including ensuring communication equipment is secure and the plane is self-sufficient.
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But I decided long ago that my need to quell my anxiety would never trump his need to grow into a self-sufficient adult.
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But in many other states, potential customers may be driven more by emotion — like feeling environmentally responsible or self-sufficient — than by cost savings.
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The refinery is one of several oil-processing projects offered by Iraq as part of its plan to become self-sufficient in oil products.
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Will this renewed dipping into the taxpayers' pocket convince Congress to finally get serious about finding ways to make the program more self-sufficient?
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Regardless of the surrounding circumstances, the teenagers who say they are longing for more time with their folks invariably seem self-sufficient and independent.
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Tolkien's point about the Shire, after all, is not that the small good place can be self-sufficient but that no place ever is.
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And the region even offers the opportunity for owning a nice plot of land—enough to allow would-be farmers to become self-sufficient.
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But unlike New York's famous Mandarin duck, an object of fascination for photographers but a generally self-sufficient visitor, Trevor's survival took a village.
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A half-dozen current and former aides and people close to Mr. Trump say he has long been self-sufficient in matters of grooming.
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With few energy resources of its own, nuclear power was viewed as one of the few self-sufficient options for meeting Japan's energy needs.
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"For the opposition-held areas, they are doing whatever they can to remain self-sufficient for nine months of the year or something," Alkatib said.
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Even if no one had showed up to watch the presentation, it felt like that self-sufficient little world would still be pounding with intensity.
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He went to Pyongyang to devote himself to the development of North Korea's agricultural technology so that the North can be self-sufficient with food.
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As power generation becomes more dispersed (examples include Germany, China and California), regions may become more self-sufficient in energy, a process labelled "energy democratisation".
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O'Neill's mission, on the other hand, was to make the company more self-sufficient and focused, and this seems to be what he has done.
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But you won't need to head into London town that often, because Blore created Molly's Lodge with the intent that it be completely self-sufficient.
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Fees aren't appropriate everywhere, and it would be churlish to ask each of the 418 national park sites across the country to be self-sufficient.
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Although on paper it is almost self-sufficient in alumina, it, like many other producers, is a big and active trader, swapping tonnages across regions.
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She encouraged them to stay in school, to find a job and be self-sufficient, believing they were the key to a peaceful, prosperous future.
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Are the wealthy men (they are nearly all men) who shoot animals in Africa investing in some fantasy of a powerful, self-sufficient ancient hunter?
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When I bought my first bike, I began the process of learning how to be self-sufficient, powerful and engaged with the world around me.
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When the 2008 world food crisis increased the price of rice by 117 to 149 percent, Malaysia knew it needed to be more self-sufficient.
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Further, children who grow up in families enrolled in SNAP are more likely to graduate from high school and be economically self-sufficient as adults.
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People suggested proposals for self-sufficient communes, and my dad—who had fitted out an emergency storeroom in his cellar—served as a shining example.
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And eco-homes are not just for those in search of an organic, self-sufficient lifestyle - luxury homebuyers are seeking them too, the agents say.
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His main opponent, Ebrahim Raisi, the head of the country's wealthiest religious foundation, opposes many such ideas and wants Iran to become more self-sufficient.
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"We want to show the Chinese Communist Party that Hong Kong people can be economically self-sufficient through the yellow economic circle," Mr. Liu said.
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These central figures in Aminatta Forna's fourth novel, "Happiness," have come to middle age — and London — as worldly, self-sufficient individuals, albeit grieving private losses.
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Service is fairly hands off — no doormen, no bellhops, no valet — which seemed fitting in a country that was largely settled by self-sufficient Vikings.
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All summer they kept to their individual tasks, building their nests and tending their young, but their fledglings are more or less self-sufficient now.
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For 16 years, U.S. officials have acknowledged that point while simultaneously arguing that Afghans need just a little more outside assistance before becoming self-sufficient.
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A doctor they had found for the family and a Palestinian-Canadian adviser warned them that they were impeding the Hajjes from becoming self-sufficient.
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HiSilicon's efforts have ensured a steady supply and "strategic safety" of most products, He said, adding that Huawei will aim to be technologically self-sufficient.
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Imports of refined lead have been minimal over the same timeframe, which suggests the country is more than self-sufficient in the battery-making metal.
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All summer they kept to their individual tasks, building their nests and tending their young, but their fledglings are more or less self-sufficient now.
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That includes "all of my money" — the female speaker in Franklin's version was apparently not just financially self-sufficient but able to support her partner.
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Even though I wasn't particularly wealthy, I was self-sufficient in that there wasn't really a chance that I was going to be made redundant.
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This country expects new arrivals to become self-sufficient within a few months, says Alaa Naji, life skills coordinator at the Refugee Women's Network in Atlanta.
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The Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan describes hydroelectric power as being "one of the few self-sufficient energy resources" in the "resource-poor" country.
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If any part of this works and it becomes self-sufficient, then that's a huge part of what I want to do: refine it even further.
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He said he did not know how long it would take for Afghan forces to be self-sufficient and that Taliban fighters were estimated at 60,000.
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When it comes to the basic requirements for a healthy and self-sufficient life, they agree that the world has made enormous progress in recent decades.
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"If animals are saved, families can stay self-sufficient and be better prepared for future disasters," Murillo, himself a vet, said by telephone from Costa Rica.
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If you're merely seeking something to soothe and engage simultaneously, this will perform that anxiety-easing, life-enhancing, aesthetically self-sufficient trick even better than usual.
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It's the next step in biodynamic farming, where crops are planted based on the phase of the moon -- and on 100 percent ethical, self-sufficient land.
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The goal of microfinance companies is to provide an opportunity for low-income borrowers to become self-sufficient through saving and borrowing money and providing microinsurance.
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In order to be self-sufficient, you'll have to earn enough so that you can live on your own, pay for essentials like food and transportation.
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" There's that, so it's a leap of faith, but you also are like, "Wow, when we're on the road, we make money and we're self-sufficient.
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When it's finished, Toronto's first free-to-use meshnet should provide an accessible and secure internet community, maintained by locals keen on becoming digitally self-sufficient.
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Mother Elise got a message through to him that the farm in Montana, while badly damaged, had proven self-sufficient enough to keep his parents alive.
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What it offers: Besides anti-virus protection, there's an intelligent self-sufficient firewall which provides advanced protection without disturbing you with incessant pop-ups and warnings.
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Besides overseeing Athenee clinic's medical services, Empunda has been at the forefront of a series of innovations aimed at making the area's healthcare more self-sufficient.
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Islamic State has resorted to guerrilla tactics since it abandoned its goal of holding territory and creating a self-sufficient caliphate that straddles Iraq and Syria.
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You still get to brush shoulders with royalty, but you also get to spend your time being creative in the kitchen, and you'd be self-sufficient.
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Public charge is now defined in a way that ensures the law is meaningfully enforced and that those who are subject to it are self-sufficient.
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"It's to make sure that the United States is not giving out green cards to people who don't qualify because they're not self-sufficient," Vaughan said.
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Since then, Lopez Obrador has repeatedly stressed the importance of making Mexico more self-sufficient economically so it cannot be held hostage to threats from abroad.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Iran has become self-sufficient in wheat and aims to export wheat in the coming months, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Thursday.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev said it was not having any issues because it uses CO2 recovery systems in brewing that allow it to be mainly self-sufficient.
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They are designed to codify the myth of the self-sufficient pioneers, pulling themselves up by their bootstraps and living off the fat of the land.
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It's about going out with your friends and just focusing on yourself—really tuning into yourself as a person and learning to be more self-sufficient.
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Nestled on the couch, the TV crackling, you were on a space station and safe, a self-sufficient place where memories of cold were far distant.
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When it comes to aluminum, the United States has never been self-sufficient and has always relied on us to supply their military and industrial needs.
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"This region can not only become self-sufficient in power but also produce for other regions of the country," Modi said in the state's capital, Srinagar.
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A pandemic, a shelter-in-place sort of thing, where you have to be self-sufficient for a few weeks or for a month or two.
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Riyadh has said it wants to be self-sufficient in producing nuclear fuel and that it is not interested in diverting nuclear technology to military use.
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He said Italy had a monthly requirement of 90 million masks and that the goal was to become self-sufficient in mask production in 8 weeks.
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The idea is not to teach children how to be "self-sufficient," but to be self-confident and able to turn to trusted others for help.
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But make no mistake, the Chinese are very capable now and are developing their own ecosphere to move forward ultimately in a more self-sufficient basis.
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Syria, which was once self-sufficient in wheat under a state-promoted policy, has had drastically lower production since the start of its multi-sided conflict.
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The American military has a $6.5-billion plan to make the Afghan air force self-sufficient and end its overreliance on American air power by 2023.
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World Vision You can donate financially to World Vision, as well as help keep a child safe and their family self sufficient in many other ways.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry should have no problem becoming self-sufficient ... because there are huge sums to be made for speaking engagements and book deals.
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Investing in transport in Africa could potentially make the continent "self-sufficient" in food, creating a $1 trillion regional market by 2030, according to the report.
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The move aimed to reduce overcrowding while helping low-level offenders become self-sufficient rather than restart a cycle that could land them back behind bars.
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"Joseph is autistic who functions at a higher level, but is not self-sufficient and does not problem solve at an age-appropriate level," Ellis said.
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"Every one of them, they say they want to be mostly self-sufficient in two or three years, and basically world dominant by 2025," he said.
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Corrine, who has long floundered professionally, was always the more solid of the two, the more philosophical and self-sufficient, even if she is financially dependent.
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The group has resorted to guerrilla tactics since it abandoned its goal of holding territory and creating a self-sufficient caliphate that straddles Iraq and Syria.
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Once he saw how self-sufficient I was and that I was able to fund my own personal projects, he seemed to look the other way.
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Their father, a powerful former boxer, left for days at a time to carry out some sort of violence, but preserved a peaceful, self-sufficient home.
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He also talked about being more selective about who gets to enter the country, for example limiting immigration to people who can be financially self-sufficient.
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But I'm growing up, so I am impressed even more so these days with a boy who is self-sufficient, working hard, and looking to the future.
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Kurdish officials say they can withstand an economic blockade because they are self-sufficient in terms of power generation and fuel supply and have fertile agricultural land.
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The leftist president has defended the project as needed to make Mexico more self-sufficient in production of gasoline, and wean the country off growing fuel imports.
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"Black power" groups promote defense against racial oppression, with some advocating for the establishment of armed self-defense groups, black social institutions and a self-sufficient economy.
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India is self-sufficient in rice and wheat, but a drought would increases imports of pulses and edible oils, such as palm oil, soyoil and sunflower oil.
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Last year, the UAE launched a $132 billion capex program to become self-sufficient in gas by 2030 and establish itself as an exporter of petrochemical products.
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"Angelina Maria Silva Englisbee was a hard working self-sufficient single parent who raised her children after the passing of her husband," they said in the suit.
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Riffing on Darwin, Butler proposed that if the species can evolve to the detriment of the weak, so could machines, until they would eventually become self-sufficient.
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I just really f—ing love being a woman and I wanted an anthem for anyone else who wants to yell about being self-sufficient and strong.
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It has continued to carry out ambushes, killings, and bombings across Iraq since it abandoned its goal of creating a self-sufficient caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria.
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Lavina said the aim was to make the country self-sufficient in rice within one to two years, but would still allow imports until this was achieved.
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Syria was once self-sufficient in wheat but continued fighting in the main grain-producing areas in its northeastern regions has reduced its crops in recent years.
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Ruled for years and years by despotic Pan-Arab Nationalism parties, the Kurds, a pro-Western, self-sufficient and proud people, were on the path to independence.
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"All this travel has made my kids such self-sufficient children, where they can just function — they know how to navigate the world," Windham-Burke tells PEOPLE.
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The Tilos project provides a blueprint for other remote islands that depend on the mainland for electricity and are looking to become self-sufficient, its operators say.
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Becoming more self-sufficient is also crucial for islands that risk shipments being cut off if hurricanes hit the region, he noted - as they did last September.
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Trump's solution means that the program is no longer self sufficient, and supporters would be unable to assert that the program does not contribute to the deficit.
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Late last year, the Indian government asked NALCO to re-think its global expansion plans, including Iran, citing the need to be self-sufficient in aluminum production.
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Kansas City Southern's bullish forecasts contrast with the stated desire of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to wean Mexico off imported gasoline and make it self-sufficient.
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The Presidio National Park is unlike other national parks in the US — it's the only one that Congress requires to be financially self-sufficient without taxpayer assistance.
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"The vast majority of incarcerated individuals will be released at some point and often struggle to become self-sufficient one they exit the correctional system," Trump said.
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And unlike the International Space Station floating freely in orbit, the moon has an abundance of materials available from which to create a largely self-sufficient station.
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"If we manage to create self-sufficient settlements elsewhere, then we will become much less likely to die out due to some planet-wide catastrophe," he said.
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Le Corbusier divided the city into numbered sectors that are meant to be self-sufficient neighborhoods, each with its own health center, schools, shops and green space.
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Mr. Modi has championed India as the world's next great power, and he has tried to make the country more self- sufficient in many respects, including industrially.
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While the Trump administration said it was acting to halt proliferation, the reality is that China is largely self-sufficient when it comes to developing nuclear weapons.
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Though still a girl, and very much under the sway of her father, Ashima is shrewd about her career and oddly self-sufficient where business is concerned.
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Our younger son is largely self-sufficient, with some help from us, but given his current path, he is looking at a lifelong paycheck-to-paycheck struggle.
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" That's in line with Trump's justification of the rule as a means of ensuring that immigrants are "financially self-sufficient" and "protect[ing] benefits for American citizens.
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"But now we are working on becoming a startup that will use green and self-sufficient building solutions to fight housing problems on the continent," he added.
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Tillerson said a central pillar of the Trump administration's policy toward Africa is to make its countries "more resilient and more self-sufficient" to meet this challenge.
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The other side of the coin is that many people in their 60s and 70s are self-sufficient and hate nothing more than the thought of retirement.
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It seems that no matter how self-sufficient we can be, or how beautiful our land and our life is, the proverbial grass is always greener elsewhere.
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In the same study, researchers observed the opposite effect among a sample of 3,000 married people: The more self-sufficient they were, the more negative emotions they experienced.
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"We thought we needed a grazer that is fully self-sufficient in case of big predators...and could do the job of grazing big wild areas," says Goderie.
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"Chinese people try to be self-sufficient and some feel they lose face if they claim benefits," says Mei Sim Lai of the Chinese Welfare Trust, a charity.
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Partson Mbiriri, the permanent secretary in the ministry of power and energy development, said the country would be self-sufficient in electricity generation by 2019 at the latest.
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"It always operated like a self-sufficient township but had no interaction with the city police or local administration," Manoj Kumar, Pathankot's deputy superintendent of police, told Reuters.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq must wean itself off economic reliance on Iran and become more energy self-sufficient, Britain's foreign office minister for the Middle East said on Sunday.
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Ian Cumming, who is in charge of medical training in England, estimates that it would take 10 to 12 years to become self-sufficient in training medical staff.
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"We are seeing more independent, more self-sufficient Chinese visitor come to Australia, more inquisitive, looking for self-drive experiences in particular," Tourism Australia CEO John O'Sullivan said.
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In the winter time, snowmobiling was the primary mode of transportation, with the nearest grocery store an hour away and the farm needing to be largely self-sufficient.
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In that same year China abandoned its official goal of being self-sufficient in soyabeans, indicating that it was prepared to rely on global suppliers for some staples.
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So whether it's a large cloud service provider, may be trying to build their own Silicon, or whether it's trying to China's desires to be more self-sufficient.
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In Europe, war drove policy: countries needed wood for warships and then, after the first and second world wars, sought to become self-sufficient in a bulky commodity.
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Microsoft just sent its first self-sufficient, waterproof data center to the bottom of the ocean floor near the Orkney Islands in Scotland, the company announced on Tuesday.
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Our nation is blessed to have a diverse and abundant array of minerals allowing for the U.S. to be self-sufficient and rebuild our infrastructure 85033 times over.
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Surging shale production has also effectively made the United States energy self-sufficient, helping accomplish one of the goals of the 2005 legislation that introduced biofuel blending targets.
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Given the same nurture and care as the London scene, there's the bones of something that could grow into a self-sufficient and burgeoning pool of musical talent.
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The refinery, south of Baghdad, is one of several crude oil processing projects offered by Iraq as part of its plan to become self-sufficient in oil products.
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If an area is already relying on donated water, food and gasoline, each citizen returning should be prepared to be self-sufficient for several days upon their return.
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But if even 10% of the British Geological Survey's estimate of deposits are recoverable, that could make the country self-sufficient in gas for up to 50 years.
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Those who serve in "The Regiment," as former members like McClean call it, are self-motivated and self-sufficient, capable of surviving alone in the most hostile environments.
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The kingdom has become a major importer of wheat since abandoning plans in 2008 to become self-sufficient as farming in the desert was draining scarce water supplies.
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Over the past 220 months, the women have learned core money-management skills, designed to make them economically self-sufficient and prevent them from sliding back into poverty.
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The judge pointed to two studies cited by the agency that he said actually contradicted the government's own conclusions that the Yellowstone grizzlies could remain genetically self-sufficient.
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Like my parents, he was part of the wave of English families who migrated to rural Ireland in the 1990s, in search of a more self-sufficient life.
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The changes are expected to bring in millions more as it becomes self sufficient after losing government subsidies, but it has warned that it still faces a shortfall.
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The Islamic State has resorted to guerrilla tactics since being forced to abandon its goal of holding territory and creating a self-sufficient caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria.
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Since children with disabilities are often judged as incapable of growing into self-sufficient adults, they would be considered a public charge more often than their nondisabled peers.
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Lopez Obrador says he wants to avoid conflict with Trump, but noted at the weekend that the tariff dispute showed Mexico needed to become more economically self-sufficient.
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The reforms would enhance the overall efficiency of the SSDI system and support the impact of the Ticket to Work program, getting Americans back to self-sufficient employment.
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Egypt became self-sufficient in natural gas in late 2018 and is seeking to become a regional hub for energy trading by liquefying gas and re-exporting it.
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"The AU is trying to be more self-sufficient, less reliant on donors," said Elissa Jobson, Director of Africa Regional Advocacy for the International Crisis Group think tank.
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Co-dependent relationships occur when one person isn't able to be self-sufficient or fend for themselves, becoming partially or entirely reliant on their partner, according to WebMD.
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Edison was a huge supporter of clean energy technologies, and in 1912 he unveiled the "Twentieth Century Suburban Residence," a completely self-sufficient and "off the grid" home.
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The self-sufficient housing complex, built on a former goat pasture, is made up of 1,300 used car tires, 7,500 old glass bottles, and a lot of clay.
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But compared to J. and the guys in my class, my ex was self-sufficient and had agency and I miss being able to feel protected by him.
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They'll probably use the same insults, complaining the kids of the 0003s and '60s are more entitled, more narcissistic, and less self-sufficient than those of generations past.
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And a growing number of organizations, including the United Nations and World Bank, are shifting their approach to offer longer-term help for refugees to become more self-sufficient.
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I just filtered all the money into the rescue and surprisingly we have become self-sufficient as a rescue thanks to all of the good people that support us.
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" Lisak says that the cornerstone of the program is their free Moving Ahead Curriculum — which she describes "a comprehensive educational resource designed to help survivors become financially self-sufficient.
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She taught herself and the other nuns to paint, and set up such a successful art workshop that the convent became financially self-sufficient, selling devotional pieces to noblemen.
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" Another Christian blogger wrote that Hollis "fails to identify the 'lies' as a secular worldview with all that entails, and her solutions are self-sufficient and not Jesus-oriented.
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In our everyday business we already reuse the spent grains as bio fuel, which goes straight back into powering the brewery, making it close to self-sufficient on energy.
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" She adds that "I just really fucking love being a woman and I wanted an anthem for anyone else who wants to yell about being self-sufficient and strong.
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Established in 1933 under the New Deal and owned by the federal government, the TVA is now self-sufficient, funded entirely through electricity sales, and bonds sold to investors.
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AMLO, as Mr López Obrador is often known, mixes justified anger at the corrupt political establishment with populist ideas, such as making Mexico self-sufficient in energy and food.
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Depending on who you ask, the results could be an economic boon that makes the country more self-sufficient or an environmental disaster that destroys sacred Native American sites.
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"As each woman becomes self-sufficient, her loan is repaid and passed to another woman, creating a multiplier effect and breaking the cycle of poverty," according to the release.
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Greenhouse projects being built with state support are key to Russia's plans to become self-sufficient for its 144 million population by 2020, industry players, analysts and officials say.
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He and Phyliss were beyond prepared for what they believed would be a complete economic collapse, and they'd planned on being self-sufficient for an extended period of time.
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Without a father, grandfather, or any male in my formative years, females were always simply the ones in charge, completely independent, self-sufficient, and highly capable of providing everything.
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Megan Fairchild, making a role debut in green, has the air of a self-sufficient party girl, enjoying the attentions of men but untroubled when they leave her alone.
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Intoxicated with unbroken success, we have become too self-sufficient to feel the necessity of redeeming and preserving grace, too proud to pray to the God that made us.
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Transforming Tilos into a self-sufficient energy hub will ensure residents "have a very good standard of living", and can live and work permanently on the island, Kamma said.
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Hawke -- the daughter of actors Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman -- plays the self-sufficient Jo, the second oldest of the March sisters, and a feminist icon for our times.
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But few of these programs focus on helping people unlock what they are capable of or help them become self-sufficient and reenter the workforce, where they can thrive.
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In the 1960s, Lyndon Johnson launched a "War on Poverty" that aimed to provide struggling Americans, white and black, with the tools they needed to become economically self-sufficient.
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And these are the people who we are repeatedly told are the most self-sufficient and have the most to contribute among the cohort of people living here illegally.
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Earlier this week, Khamenei said that the United States was a "symbol of dishonesty" and it should not be trusted, emphasizing that the Islamic Republic should be self-sufficient.
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A DHS spokesperson told Axios they are "committed to enforcing existing immigration law" and "ensuring that foreign nationals seeking to enter or remain in the U.S are self-sufficient."
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At the door into Trump's America, he would "select immigrants based on their likelihood of success in U.S. society, and their ability to be financially self-sufficient," he said.
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The company said in a released statement that the workforce reduction allows the company to be financially self-sufficient while still being able to operate during the global pandemic.
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So he bought four acres of land in the Catskill Mountains, in Roxbury, N.Y., where he is building a home that is as sustainable and self-sufficient as possible.
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There was some envy, perhaps, of a girl so self-sufficient (though pleasant, smart, musical, organized, sociable) that all she needed to sleep with was a smooth, black rock.
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"Joseph is autistic who functions at a higher level, but is not self-sufficient and does not problem solve at an age-appropriate level," Ellis explained, according to CNN.
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At the DCSEU we focus on energy efficiency because we know that it's helping the District become more energy self-sufficient while creating new economic opportunities for District residents.
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Israel's Leviathan field, which comes on stream this month, will mean that that country now is self-sufficient and can export the surplus, initially via Egyptian gas liquefaction plants.
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In its 13th five-year plan, China's policy blueprint for 2016 to 2020, the government established a goal of becoming at least 80% self sufficient in energy by 2020.
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Learn everything about life, about living on your own in the college environment, and it will really help her for when she turns pro because she'll be self-sufficient.
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Villagers pray to the 95-year-old prince daily, asking for his blessing on the banana and yam crops that make their primitive and extremely poor community self-sufficient.
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During her time, she was praised for her work in many fields, including her work towards the country's Green Revolution, which helped make India become self-sufficient in food.
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By contrast, the more intimate scenes -- beginning with Ali's relationship with her dad (Richard Roundtree), who brought her up to be tough and self-sufficient -- generally prove more effective.
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I don't know if the government is going to take action to deport us, but it DACA ends I will try to become self sufficient through art sales alone.
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Forte also said that FedEx and UPS operate a duopoly in shipping and Amazon is trying to break that by trying to be more self sufficient to lower shipping costs.
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Back-to-back droughts, the lack of long-term investment in agriculture and increasing demands from a growing population are undermining the country's bid to be self-sufficient in food.
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Their lives are simple, self-sufficient, and even idyllic, in a gothic sort of way — their father tends to go away for brief periods of time on vaguely dangerous missions.
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Elsewhere in the 2017 Museum of the Future, "self-sufficient" dynamic cities could be "deployed" and "grown" using City Kits, simulated on-screen by interactive virtual robots in digital landscapes.
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The ability to be self-sufficient with a job and being able to pay myself is such a complete sense of happiness because I know that I made it happen.
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You have to learn how to be completely self-sufficient, worry about getting a real job, move to a new place, and most likely will have to furnish an apartment.
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I've been made to feel like months and years of work can mean nothing, and that I'd never be able to take care of myself in a self-sufficient manner.
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If SMIC or other Chinese firms were barred from buying more, China's ambition to become self-sufficient in advanced chips would come a cropper, says Robert Castellano, an industry analyst.
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The kingdom has become a major importer of wheat and barley since abandoning plans in 2008 to become self-sufficient - as farming in the desert was draining scarce water supplies.
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And depending on who you ask, the results could be an economic boon that makes the country more self-sufficient or an environmental disaster that destroys sacred Native American sites.
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Russian executives blamed, among other factors, a combination of weak interest in Russian assets from London investors and a Kremlin-inspired drive for Russian business to be more self-sufficient.
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Some see in this history grounds to believe that the north is still more innately class-oriented and thus ideologically confrontational and the south more self-sufficient and thus entrepreneurial.
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But generally, and without knowing the details, my sense is that Betterment, Wealthfront and maybe Personal Capital have enough brand to get to the scale necessary to be self-sufficient.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - State and local governments need to become more self-sufficient in handling major disasters like Hurricane Harvey, FEMA Administrator Brook Long said in a televised interview on Sunday.
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Nothing about this is inherently regrettable—indeed, Britons must be one of the most unstifled, diverse and emotionally self-sufficient peoples in Europe—but these trends have negative side-effects.
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These caches are designed to provide first responders with medical, rescue, communications, technical support and logistics for teams to be self-sufficient up to 72 hours in a disaster zone.
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But if nationalism is making Europeans more militaristic, in America it's inclining us to lay down the burdens of empire, to retreat into a self-sufficient Arcadia all our own.
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Standing under an olive tree at Om Sleiman, Al Alami explains that the groves characteristic of the landscape are evidence of self-sufficient farming practices refined over thousands of years.
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"Due to the fact that we had worked for so many days without a break, not receiving Russian oil, the Russians have understood that we are self-sufficient," Obajtek said.
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Several weeks before Day Zero, their use of city water should come down to zero, they said, estimating that it will cost them about $4,200 to become completely self-sufficient.
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Another reader suggested we write about Bessie Blount, a nurse and inventor who patented an early version of the feeding tube to help World War II amputees become self-sufficient.
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The hospital, designed as a self-sufficient community where residents would reap the curative benefits of fresh air and honest labor, is overcrowded by more than 19873 patients in 1930.
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So they have accelerated efforts to become self-sufficient, while also diversifying their reliance away from the U.S. Even if there is a trade deal, that shift will not reverse.
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Looking ahead between five and 10 years, Moorhead sees AirPods as functioning as their own self-sufficient computing device, potentially giving them an even stronger value proposition for Apple devotees.
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Many resettlement veterans argued that it was unrealistic to expect refugees to be self-sufficient after a year, and that the real test would be the fate of their children.
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They came self sufficient with seven days' worth of food, water and supplies and prepared to work around the clock, said Cesar Lange, leader of the Panamanian Civil Protection unit.
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From a home appliance that magically whips up meals with pressure to a car that drives for you, it's tough to say any of us are truly self-sufficient anymore.
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These funds are collected locally and remain at the airport – never coming to Washington or hitting the federal treasury – and they allow an airport to be more financially self-sufficient.
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The institution is required to be financially self-sufficient, and nearly 90 percent of its revenue — 7 billion Polish zloty (close to $2 billion) in 2015 — comes from selling wood.
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Obama was often criticized by Republicans in Congress for focusing too much on driving down U.S. troop numbers in an attempt to force Afghan soldiers to become more self-sufficient.
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Executed on found paper — most likely pages from a book — these two works stir up all kinds of associations while concurrently coming across as self-sufficient, visually engaging, mysterious works.
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"I wanted to ... see myself in the mirror like I see other guys, with two hands," said Aguilar, who uses the artificial arm only occasionally and is self-sufficient without it.
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But it's a super empowering song about being a mother-effing woman and how you're good without a man and how you can buy your own things and you're self-sufficient.
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Kesha described the single "Woman" as "an anthem for anyone else who wants to yell about being self-sufficient and strong," a message she's been beautifully howling for all to hear.
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China Development Properties Self-Sufficient: We estimate operating cash flow for Wharf's China property development business has been positive due to the growth in contracted sales and slower new land acquisitions.
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The kingdom has become a major importer of wheat and barley since plans to become self-sufficient were abandoned in 2008 because farming in the desert was draining scarce water supplies.
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In his book, "2018: The Way Out", he lauds the price floors Cárdenas set for basic crops, which he hopes to reinstate in order to make Mexico self-sufficient in agriculture.
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This suited economic traditions: the hilly south had generally been farmed in small patches by self-sufficient families, while the flatter north lent itself to larger, more class-stratified agri-businesses.
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Sophia wants the privilege, the money, and the status of being an independent and self-sufficient adult, but she lacks the discipline, the humility, and the professionalism to make that happen.
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"One of the really hard lessons we learned from (Hurricane) Andrew is the need to be reasonably self-sufficient," he said of the 1992 storm that devastated parts of South Florida.
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The city's steps illustrate a massive yet little known effort to take dozens of Japan's towns and communities off the power grid and make them partly self-sufficient in generating electricity.
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The biggest culprit is Masayoshi Son, whose SoftBank Group and its $100 billion Vision Fund underwrote Uber and WeWork's rapid expansion without much evidence those businesses could become financially self-sufficient.
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Solar direct current systems are self-sufficient and can provide individual households with a basic, stable supply of energy, particularly if those houses are in hard to reach locations, said Jain.
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And during a news conference to announce the rule, acting Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli described the rule as a means to ensure immigrants are self-sufficient.
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Governor Christie called such an increase "really radical," but it is the responsibility of good government to create legislation so that every citizen has the tools to become economically self-sufficient.
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A company called Ecocapsule makes luxurious egg-shaped pods designed with solar panels and 750-watt retractable wind turbines so they can be 100% self-sufficient in a variety of environments.
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"Under a more liberalized policy, more independent and foreign companies will join the investment that will make China more self-sufficient in chemicals," said William Chen, chemicals analyst at IHS Markit.
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He said it's becoming clear that what the Trump administration wants is to construct policies that will make Medicaid beneficiaries self-sufficient, but that will not take away their benefits entirely.
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But it's a version of M that Facebook says is self-sufficient and can detect language well enough to automatically make helpful suggestions that are meant to improve your messaging experience.
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Hollywood studios once wielded nearly feudal levels of power: Backlots were essentially self-sufficient, from the colossal ranch of Warner Brothers to the palatial surroundings of the 20th Century Fox lot.
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I'm a Workaholic – If regular scheduled walks and feedings sound like too much for you, an aquarium can be pretty much self-sufficient, but it takes a few months of preparation.
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Beijing has Made in China 2025, a plan that calls for the country to become largely self-sufficient and globally competitive in 10 advanced manufacturing sectors now dominated by the West.
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He describes the imagined power plant, designed to fit an abandoned 983-story building on the campus of Utrecht University in the Netherlands, as an experiment in self-sufficient communal living.
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Overlanding — a way of slow travel that involves driving, camping, and being self-sufficient — is a favorite method of many travelers looking to keep their costs low while seeing the world.
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Some investors, however, believe the rally has solid footing, based in large part on Beijing's drive to make China more technologically self-sufficient as it battles the United States over trade.
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Some investors, however, believe the rally has solid footing, based in large part on Beijing's drive to make China more technologically self-sufficient as it battles the United States over trade.
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"We could separate from the world, and we'd be totally self-sufficient," said Ted Clugston, the mayor, sipping coffee in Medicine Hat's award-winning, architectural designed brick-and-glass City Hall.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has formed a "self-sufficient military group" in Crimea capable of repelling attempts to seize the peninsula, Interfax news agency quoted the Defence Ministry as saying on Friday.
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Local governments that do not have the resources to support refugees in becoming "self-sufficient and free from long-term dependence on public assistance" will be able to turn them away.
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"At every stage, and especially the high school years, these parents keep in mind that their children need to learn to be self-sufficient, responsible, self-motivating, and good at relationships."
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First announced by President Xi Jinping in November, Shanghai's new tech board is largely seen as Beijing's move to become self-sufficient in core technologies such as chips, IT and biotech.
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While Mexico is self-sufficient in production of white corn, used for the country's staple tortillas, it has for decades relied on yellow corn imports to feed its cows, pigs and chickens.
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While Mexico is self-sufficient in production of white corn, used for the country's staple tortillas, it has relied for decades on yellow corn imports to feed its cows, pigs and chickens.
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The measure calls for replacing longstanding family-based immigration rules with a points-based system that would favor highly-skilled, financially self-sufficient immigrants who learn English and pass a civics exam.
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"Iran has a very well developed pharmaceutical industry which is largely self-sufficient," said Hans Hogerzeil, a professor of Global Health at Groningen University and the WHO's former head of essential medicines.
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True, it may take a few months — or perhaps even a few years — before they are entirely financially self-sufficient, but the monthly costs of supporting them will likely be dramatically reduced.
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And Shai is older now, he's 8 months, and I feel like he is more self-sufficient now, and I can bring him to rehearsals more often without worrying he'll be crying.
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I won't need to rely on a boyfriend to sexually be in control of myself—I can be self sufficient and do it for myself using visuals without feeling I am unsafe.
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Nigeria wants to be more self-sufficient when it comes to rice production, but the government is either unwilling or unable to provide farmers with the resources required to make it happen.
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This is a big deal, as Qatar is a small country that isn't self-sufficient; Saudi Arabia closing its border means that it's suddenly difficult for food to be imported to Qatar.
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"Our whole concept is around a mobile-system that's self-sufficient, which means it can get its own energy, its own materials, and can be autonomously controlled using environmental data," he explained.
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The project would cost $3.7 billion and aims to make the country more self-sufficient, but could prove to be an environmental disaster that destroys Native American sites, should it ever malfunction.
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"He was in the middle of trying to switch it into a self-sufficient, 60's kind of kick-back resort," said Bruce McNaughton, the agent handling the current sale of Bridgeville.
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The goal was to see if humans could survive and become self-sufficient in a "closed system"—that is, one that was not supposed to have any supplies coming in or out.
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Over the course of a decade it has, beyond astonishingly, actually become viable, useful, self-sufficient, and globally successful, but it remains a weird little alternative, and will for the foreseeable future.
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The aim is to make farmers self-sufficient, cutting the use of chemical inputs and costs, and providing an alternative income if crops fail due to weather or climate extremes, she explained.
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They need to encourage students to use the tools and technologies at their disposal — like Pinterest for storing reference materials — so students can be self-sufficient in finding insights into their curiosity.
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Its third rescue package expires next year and the country needs foreign investment to help drive the economic recovery and job creation it will need to ensure it become financially self-sufficient.
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The order suggests the U.S. sanctions threat is pushing Tehran back toward running a "resistance economy" designed to conserve foreign exchange reserves and become as self-sufficient as possible in many products.
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Of all the countries dependent on purchases by China, Taiwan has most to lose as the mainland's electronics industry becomes more self-sufficient, says Angela Hsieh, an economist at Barclays, a bank.
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Mason and Bella, 16 and 15 yrs old, are pretty self sufficient at this point, especially since Mason earned his drivers license and can handle a lot of the carpooling and errands.
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For more than a decade he has talked about the need for a self-sufficient colony of people on Mars to ensure that the human race could survive an Earth-wrecking cataclysm.
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If automation makes rich countries more self-sufficient in these areas, they will have less need for the products and services that have been driving exports and growth in the developing world.
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California updates the efficiency standards every three years, and the state's ultimate goal is net-zero energy homes that reduces the carbon footprint of buildings and makes them effectively energy self-sufficient.
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Still, Bolton claimed that the Trump administration is prioritizing Africa in a way previous administration's failed to do, emphasizing the long-term goal of helping nations in the region become self-sufficient.
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A novel is supposed to be a self-sufficient world, something the writer creates and then sets free; it is not meant to be tethered to its creator, but to transcend her.
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Rattle has been a model citizen in this regard—he is an engaged artist who has never adopted the oblivious attitude that music is a self-sufficient world devoid of social responsibility.
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After President Trump pulled out of the nuclear deal, the Iranian decision makers were convinced that their strategy — self-sufficient military prowess and strategic depth in the region — was right all along.
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During her three years as CMS administrator, Verma has spoken frequently about reshaping Medicaid in a way that encourages people to become self sufficient so they're able to move off it faster.
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Today, José and his team at World Central Kitchen are working to transform the island so that it can be more sustainable and self-sufficient and, therefore, more resilient when disaster strikes.
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Beginning in the late 16th century, following the founding of Asunción by Spanish invaders, Jesuit missionaries set up a series of self-sufficient proto-socialist communes populated entirely by indigenous Guaraní peoples.
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Conversely, investing in the education of refugees is the most powerful way we can help them to be self-sufficient, and contribute to the future stability of countries torn apart by conflict.
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And fashion retailer H&M has just signed up to Ulukaya's Tent Refugee Partnership, which seeks to foster a larger role for the private sector in helping refugees become more self-sufficient.
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Together the companies pledged $250 million toward education and training in jobs and entrepreneurship to aid refugees in becoming more self-sufficient, the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) said in a statement.
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Small, austere, self-sufficient, fiercely patriotic, and defiantly un-cosmopolitan, it was as much an idealized vision of an ancient political community as the Islamic State caliphate is to radical Islamists today.
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And local governments that do not have the resources to support refugees in becoming "self-sufficient and free from long-term dependence on public assistance" will be able to turn them away.
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Additionally, the trust could be required to become financially self-sufficient — either from user fees, charitable contributions or a combination of the two — so it isn't a drain on the federal treasury.
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Dolmetsch's vision is one of a self-sufficient community, where poverty can be eradicated through the gifting of land to build houses, and women can make a living through their own businesses.
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There's a coherent, self-sufficient game world; but there's also all those loose tools for players and DMs to pick up and play with, enriching their role-play with props and mechanics.
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It seems inevitable that waterfowl would choose to roost on the modified houseboat — a floating, plant-covered ecosystem meant as an educational space to reflect on and experiment with self-sufficient living.
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Noteworthy, with an output of up to 1,200 plants per month from a single farm unit, Infarm claims it has already enabled some locations to become completely self-sufficient in their herb production.
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I have a business that organizes trips into the wilderness, for which I travel together with a friend in the most self-sufficient way possible: camping in the jungle or desert, and hunting.
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"It was such an important part of my childhood, and I think it's a life skill, a way to learn to be self sufficient," Faris explains of why she partnered with Uncle Ben's.
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"A person's age may impact his or her ability to legally or physically work and is therefore relevant to being self-sufficient, and the likelihood of becoming a public charge," the rule says.
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If her debut was proof she was self-sufficient and could generate a buzz of her own, Room 25 feels like she's opened a door to a portal she didn't know she possessed.
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Although you may love the benefits of working from home, even if you consider yourself a self-sufficient introvert, you'll still need to take daily precautions to avoid the creeping threat of loneliness.
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When you're 221 and totally self sufficient, and you have those friends who can't even make a grilled cheese cause they're afraid it won't turn out right, you'll see why I say this.
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But in the years leading up to the storm, Puerto Ricans were building up their local agriculture, hoping to provide sources of healthier food for the island, and to become more self-sufficient.
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"No system will replace imports, we are here to make us more food resilient," said Ho, adding that it was "up to the community" to decide how self-sufficient it wants to be.
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Egypt has been on a drive to attract more investment in its energy sector and speed up production at recent discoveries in order to become gas self-sufficient by the end of 2018.
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They can help boost tourism and take some of the load off of a city's public transit system, but keeping a bike sharing program financially self-sufficient has proved challenging for many cities.
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Mr. Despommier said that demand for produce cultivated in vertical farms was also growing because of the desires to create self-sufficient food sources without relying on imports and to ensure food safety.
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When I don't think they named America as such in the 248 but clearly they want to become more self-sufficient in areas like semiconductors of which they are the world's largest consumer.
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Storage is a key component of a self-sufficient solar electric power system for the home, and greater capacity also helps ensure your Tesla vehicle can take full advantage of the system, too.
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The result is a scene which is both self-sufficient and collaborative, with fans who view the artists as extensions of their social circles; people they see around town or on nights out.
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"China would need to dedicate a huge fraction of the entire nation's farmland — between a quarter and a third, by various estimates — to soy if it wanted to be self-sufficient," writes Zhong.
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" Tomas Philipson, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), said reporters who've written about the slowing economy appeared "to want people to lose jobs" and "become not economically self-sufficient.
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China's hope is to become largely self-sufficient in crucial technologies like semiconductors, artificial intelligence and electric cars, both to upgrade its economy and to free itself from technological dependence on the West.
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"Airports are expected to be self-sufficient and not be a drain on the public purse," said Ray Mundy, director of the Center for Transportation Studies at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Entered through a set of heavy double doors, Room One in London's National Gallery is a small and self-sufficient space, leading to nowhere but itself.
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Under a plan called Made in China 2025, China hopes to become largely self-sufficient within seven years in a long list of industries, including aircraft, high-speed trains, computer chips and robots.
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Dmitry Kostygin, who presides over Russia's 'Ikea-Amazon' hybrid, said that Europe's continued sanctions on certain industries within Russia have led the country to become more self-sufficient, with many industries experiencing growth.
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Grande orchestrates her songs with all that her voice can do, from solo acrobatics to massed harmonies; her stripped-down instrumentation is a matter of self-sufficient bravado that fully underscores her lyrics.
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Carson is committed to helping all individuals succeed by becoming self-sufficient, and he and Mayor Garcetti seem to be formulating an agreement to do what it takes to help these vulnerable Americans.
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He explained what he does with them: Refugees are allotted some land — enough to build a little house, do a little farming and "be self-sufficient," said Mr. Osakan, a Ugandan civil servant.
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Echoing the views of Khamenei, Raisi has said Iran should be self-sufficient in production of essential goods, so it can resist against Western sanctions on its missile program and regional military presence.
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As one of the few self-produced girl bands signed to a major, we have learned to be as self assured as we are self-sufficient—and we've learned to thrive on that.
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This quarter was different ... In our opinion, one of the most important debates for Tesla is when they can become self-sufficient on free cash flow, reducing the need to tap the equity market.
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It was Srinivas who gave me the courage to pursue my dream of coming to the USA and studying, which made me the person I am today — an independent, self-sufficient and strong woman.
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The sense that a strong woman could be self-sufficient, not need a man, and even run this world, isn't just a series of Beyoncé lyrics, but a real threat Beijing is taking seriously.
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The duo got fed up with holding their jackets at bars and music venues, and didn't have the patience for coat check queues, which catalyzed the concept of a particularly self-sufficient layering piece.
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In under three hours of instruction, you'll learn how to develop employees to become self-sufficient — helping them overcome limiting beliefs, learning how to interact with different personality types, give constructive feedback, and more.
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And the final piece of honesty we need to hear is the fact that because of the extremely pricey nature of treating people with pre-existing conditions, risk pools still won't be self-sufficient.
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"Our goal is to ensure that beyond 2021, South Africa remains self-sufficient in malting barley production through establishing a competitive, robust and thriving local malting barley industry," AB InBev said in the letter.
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We believe strongly that results-driven, evidence-based, and sustainable aid, focusing on empowering the countries to become self-sufficient and integrated into world markets, should remain a central pillar of our foreign policy.
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She notices that airports have become almost self-sufficient cities, with promenades, gardens, shopping malls, and meditation rooms, and wonders whether cities may come to supplement their airports, rather than the usual way round.
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"We can do without water and electricity and gas, which a lot of us do ... You can be self-sufficient in the countryside, but you cannot generate broadband," Conder told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Moscow has deployed more air defense systems in the southwest and has also deployed a "self-sufficient" contingent of troops in Crimea, Shoigu told a meeting at the Defence Ministry broadcast on state television.
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Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, was often criticized by Republicans in Congress for focusing too much on driving down U.S. troop numbers in an attempt to force Afghan soldiers to become more self-sufficient.
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" In fact, this book is a 384-page repudiation of her assertion that the text is "a self-sufficient body, which has in itself, in its makeup, all the questions and all the answers.
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If you're determined to have as clear a conscience as possible while getting high, you can become self-sufficient—by growing your own magic mushrooms, outdoor cannabis, and psychoactive cacti if you're incredibly patient.
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It's completely self-sufficient producing, but basically they turbocharged its heme biosynthesis and introduced a gene for a plant protein that kind of holds the heme and delivers it when you cook the meat.
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Her stoicism in the face of cancer had led hospital workers to call her "the fakir," an Arabic word for monk or ascetic — one who is self-sufficient and in need only of God.
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The execution of the economic reform plan has been slow and halting, which analysts say reflects a reluctance by Cuban leaders to allow citizens to become self-sufficient enough to challenge the status quo.
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To complete the circle the garments were sewn at the St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center in Flint, a community organization dedicated to providing education and workplace training to allow participants to be self-sufficient.
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None of us are entirely self-sufficient -- those born into wealth or at least economic stability are supported by their families into adulthood; those born into poverty sometimes need the government to step in.
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The idea is that you get these little vending machines that are self sufficient, they can go in offices, they can go in Air BnBs, they can go wherever you might need a snack.
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"This rule enforces longstanding law requiring aliens to be self-sufficient, reaffirming the American ideals of hard work, perseverance and determination," said Ken Cuccinelli, the acting deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.
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By the 1910s it was self-sufficient, operating on the same principles as an antebellum plantation, with black convict laborers supervised by white overseers, although the share of white prisoners would increase with time.
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Trump's executive order allowed local governments that decide they do not have the resources to support refugees in becoming "self-sufficient and free from long-term dependence on public assistance" to turn them away.
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If the goal is to assure that immigrants are self-sufficient and productive, the immigration service could look to Sweden, and work with organizations that provide English-language classes and job training to immigrants.
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"I don't think that making people self-sufficient who are already in desperate need and who have never had a decent place to live is a good approach to low-income housing," he said.
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" She added, "The one clear thing we know about Uber is they will do anything to try to exempt themselves from state regulations that make us all safer and their driver employees self-sufficient.
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A United States that is more self-sufficient in energy will still have to be active in the Middle East to fight terrorism, resist nuclear weapons proliferation, support Israel and bolster other regional allies.
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In February 2015, Kim wrote in a fundraising post on the website of a Korean-Brazilian church that he was a Christian missionary devoted to helping North Korea's people learn to be self-sufficient.
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"Non-citizens who receive public benefits are not self-sufficient and are relying on the U.S. government and state and local entities for resources instead of their families, sponsors or private organizations," the document states.
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China's focus in Germany is on high-tech firms with the specialised knowledge it needs as part of Mr Xi's "Made in China 2025" strategy to make his country more industrially and technologically self-sufficient.
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I felt that if I could sell smaller pieces directly to the audience, the sale of those small experimental pieces would keep this machine alive so that it became an ecosystem that was self-sufficient.
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Trump issued an executive order in September allowing states that do not have the resources to support refugees in becoming "self-sufficient and free from long-term dependence on public assistance" to turn them away.
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While the smartphone maker has suggested that it has backup plans in the works to become self-sufficient, the inability to do business with software and components companies like Google and ARM could be insurmountable.
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The aim is to make Huset fully self-sufficient, but that is a challenge when most of the employees are unable to work more than 15 or 20 hours per week, said communications head Amonsen.
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Mayor Brasert expects the fighters to be self-sufficient: he tasks them with raising and slaughtering their own chickens, taking turns shopping for food and cooking up meals for the camp, plus general gym maintenance.
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Furthermore, the government has also banned exports of lentils and put a tax on sugar exports while promoting imports of edible oils, wheat and some types of lentils in which India is not self-sufficient.
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While extraction revenues were supposed to help the government become self-sufficient, the industry has now largely devolved into a semi-legal enterprise, that's increasingly dominated by groups like the Taliban and the Islamic State.
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Each region contains one of China's top pig-producing provinces, which will ensure it is basically self-sufficient in pork, said the document, which also included a map and data on the self-sufficiency rate.
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Instead of looking to become food self-sufficient, the land-scarce country embarked on a comprehensive food security road map in 2013, which included a commitment to food innovation and to diversify food import sources.
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Linley Gwennap, a chip expert and president of the Linley Group, said Fujian Jinhua was a relatively new company building DRAM as part of China's larger plan to become self-sufficient at making such chips.
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A new report funded by the Dutch government finds that microgrid technologies could make a local "techno-economy" 90 percent self-sufficient, through the decentralised sharing of energy at the local level between multiple households.
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Her life as an incredibly self-sufficient and active woman is about to change drastically, and she will have to learn how to ask for help, something she told me she's not used to doing.
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Originally the idea was to sell these to rich folks who wanted to live off the grid or have a more self-sufficient mountain cabin, but this is definitely better — for a lot of reasons.
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Keep your books as organized as possible, train your employees to be self-sufficient, know what the market looks like for your company, master negotiating, and be prepared to say goodbye to your company someday.
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Mr. Kerr and Dr. Mackenzie reported that participants experienced such benefits as feeling strong, healthy and fit; connecting with nature and being more in touch with one's surroundings; gaining self-confidence; and becoming self-sufficient.
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Our system often perpetuates unemployment, keeping people who are down on their luck in a perpetual state of dependence rather than equipping them with the knowledge and skills they need to become self-sufficient citizens.
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"When under threat of sanctions by our enemy, if we control and reduce our domestic consumption of gasoline ... we can say that we are self-sufficient in fuel production," Rouhani said in a televised speech.
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Although Moselle's Skate Kitchen has been screened at Toronto International Film Festival and Sundance, she admits that the industry can be —generally— relying on investors or production companies to finance them, and aren't self-sufficient.
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Researchers investigated whether it was possible for SSA to become self-sufficient by closing its cereal yield gap (the greatest potential yield from a crop that is being well managed vs its actual, current yields).
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Food shortages are rampant, and the economy is far from self-sufficient: About 70 percent of the population relies on food aid, and 40 percent of the country is malnourished, according to the United Nations.
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In a statement, the U.S.-led coalition said its relationship with the Iraqi armed forces would evolve "from supporting and enabling combat operations to the training and development of self-sufficient Iraqi security-related capabilities".
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But other hikers pride themselves on being self-sufficient: They prefer to camp in a tent far from other people; they carry detailed maps; they would never hitchhike into town just to grab a milkshake.
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"Europe is a powerful economic entity, a powerful economic union and it is quite natural that it wants to be independent, self-sufficient and sovereign in matters of defense and security," Putin told RT television.
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But the Trump administration has decided that it's important to encourage immigrants to be wholly "self-sufficient" — to refrain from using any public benefits on a regular basis — and it's willing to accept the costs.
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Unlike Musk, he's not focused on self-sufficient colonies that could survive the destruction of Earth, but on using the resources in space to try to dig us out of our problems here at home.
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"There's a group of people that could be self-sufficient if we just remove the barriers that the government's imposed," he said, referring to laws that bar former felons from obtaining certain kinds of licenses.
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To build on the pro-European backlash against Trump and Brexit by forging, with President Emmanuel Macron of France, a more dynamic, more democratic, more integrated, more self-sufficient European Union for the 21st century.
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On Monday, the US Department of Homeland Security and US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced a rule to better ensure that those seeking to come to, or stay in, the United States are self-sufficient.
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Western businesses have raised concerns about a $300 billion plan by China to become self-sufficient by 2025 in high-tech industries, including computer chips and electric cars, that they argue may hurt foreign companies.
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By the mid-19th century, the country had inspired the imaginations of Romantic English writers like Thomas Carlyle and Robert Southey, enticed by tales of the Jesuit missions and Dr. Francia's mysterious, self-sufficient republic.
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This is particularly ironic, since U.S. oil and gas production has boomed over the same period, making the United States the world's largest producer of oil and gas — and making the country virtually self-sufficient.
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That's why fixing the HTF – returning it to true, user-funded, self-sufficient system – is the most tangible thing we can do to help Americans and get our transportation network moving into the 21st century.
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Although Russia still imports more food than it exports, steps have been made towards the government's goals of feeding itself: in the past five years, for example, Russia has become self-sufficient in pork and poultry.
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"I think the United States can show itself as a benevolent country by exporting energy and by helping countries that don't have adequate supplies become more self-sufficient and less dependent and less threatened," he said.
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He said he believed it was consistent with his principles because it would help clear a path for lower- and middle-income workers to begin saving, which will help them become more self-sufficient in retirement.
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It's not a quick fix by any means, but this artificial spreading of corals could vastly improve the chances of a given reef or area surviving the next few years and eventually becoming self-sufficient again.
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What we mean by that is, in a type of nervy hitchhiker's state of mind, they were self-sufficient, like puffer coats that could double as sleeping bags and sweaters that were as big as blankets.
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SELF-SUFFICIENT Wearing a red shawl draped across her shoulder to match her bright red bindi and lipstick, Urumila Lama, 33, still has a youthful face - though her back bent from toil makes her seem older.
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China is also looking at financing oil and gas exploration in Greenland, where the island's small Indigenous population is poised to declare independence from Denmark once energy prices recover enough to make the island self-sufficient.
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Older residents recall decades back when Algonac was still a proud self-sufficient manufacturing hub, employing scores of locals at the Chris-Craft factory, which turned out photogenic wooden boats that remain prized by wealthy collectors.
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Russian state energy holding InterRAO on Wednesday announced the launch of the Pregolsky gas-powered station which, with a capacity of 455.2 megawatts is the largest of four stations Moscow hopes will make Kaliningrad self-sufficient.
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"If you want your children to grow up empowered, self-assured, and self-sufficient members of society, then you should teach them or allow them to be taught the importance of knowing their bodies," she says.
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The report contends that millions of Americans have become overly reliant on government help — and less self-sufficient — and provided data intended to support the administration's goal of tying public benefit programs more closely to work.
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The Philippines regularly imports more than a million tonnes of rice a year, mostly from Thailand and Vietnam, although President-elect Rodrigo Duterte is aiming to make the country self-sufficient within one to two years.
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The area was neglected until it was taken over by residents in 1971, first as a playground and then as the base of Freetown, an experimental anarchist community that proclaimed itself self-governing and self-sufficient.
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For example, the 5332nd Brigade, a long range patrol group created for service in the mountains of Burma, was largely self-sufficient due to the 3,000 mules assigned to it — all shipped from the United States.
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One of the reasons you've seen the decline of the family, not just in the black community, but also it's happening now in the white community as well, is because women are more economically self-sufficient.
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Conceived as a self-sufficient house, Holloway's system attempted to sustain itself by recycling its own waste and featured natural ventilation, a sod roof for insulation, and a wind-powered electricity generator, among other innovative elements.
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In a position paper, released to coincide with the Africa Energy Forum in Lisbon, the investors said mini-grids - which are self-sufficient grids serving households and businesses - had "immense potential" to accelerate electrification in Africa.
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"Australia owes a big thank you to James Harrison, Australia became the first country in the world to be self-sufficient in the supply of Anti-D, and cases of HDN are rare," spokesperson Jemma Falkenmire said.
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If The Deuce were a far less ambitious series, it would completely lean on self-sufficient characters like Candy for an easy-to-digest fairytale filled with "hooker with a heart of gold" tropes and bad wigs.
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Few in Hong Kong and Singapore would argue that their city-states should be self-sufficient, whereas most respondents in Indonesia, Thailand, India, the Philippines and Malaysia reckon that their countries shouldn't have to rely on imports.
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By night, he denied the Holocaust, denounced women and immigrants, and waxed crudely about the superiority of the white race—when he wasn't fomenting a self-sufficient, whites-only economy by way of bitcoins and coffee beans.
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They include whether we can have a self-sufficient society, whether people have a shared vision for an independent Hong Kong and its future, and whether a large number of people could accept (the idea of) independence.
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Acting Director of the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli said in a press briefing that the administration has revised the public charge inadmissibility rule to ensure immigrants are "self-sufficient" instead of relying on public resources.
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For its creators, the launch is a sign that the UK is now wholly self-sufficient in quality donor sperm, and that the import of sperm, especially from high-suppliers such as Denmark, is no longer necessary.
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And it's not because I'm so self sufficient or anything it's just that my parents they did pretty well so they're kind of too giving and I'm an only child they're very like "Yeah sure!" for everything.
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The youngest of six children, all of whom were taught to be independent and self-sufficient from an early age, he chose not to go to college and instead tried to make it as a theater actor.
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Speaking at the close of the conference, mines and energy minister Maria Fernanda Suarez said she was confident the oil sector would continue to contribute to the country's development and its bid to become energy self-sufficient.
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"The administration is committed to enforcing existing immigration law, which is clearly intended to protect the American taxpayer by ensuring that foreign nationals seeking to enter or remain in the U.S are self-sufficient," a spokeswoman said.
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Jojo, thirteen, the most consistently perceptive of the novel's trio of first-person narrators—a group that also includes his mother and a child who died decades before—is, like Esch, a laconic, prematurely self-sufficient kid.
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NL, which provides Dutch news in English, reported that, during that time, the young adults had no contact with the outside world and were completely self-sufficient due to a vegetable garden at the property and animals.
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Ophele said he wants the EU to be self-sufficient in a broad range of financial services, as proposed under the bloc's capital markets union project, rather than relying heavily on a non-EU centre like London.
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The country was largely self-sufficient in food two decades ago but is now a large-scale importer of basic foodstuffs, according to the Association Citoyenne de Défense des Intérêts Collectifs (ACDIC), the country's largest farming organization.
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As arranged and orchestrated by the British composer Simon Hale — in collaboration with Mr. McPherson, the show's director as well as its writer — the songs exist in self-sufficient independence of their creator's gravelly, much imitated voice.
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A consortium of Italian textile and fashion companies, coordinated by business association Confindustria Moda, is soon expected to start producing millions of protective face masks, with the aim of making Italy self-sufficient in manufacturing the masks.
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The roof has 984 solar panels that distribute 319 kilowatts per hour, the resort manager said, adding that Kudadoo is the only self-sufficient resort (in which the primary source of energy is solar) in the Maldives.
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The teams, comprising of secondary and tertiary students form countries ranging from Australia through Sweden, Netherlands and Japan to the United States, must be self-sufficient, traveling each day as far as they can until 5 p.m.
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French officials say they are moving to be more self-sufficient — ordering more American-made C-130 transport planes and Reaper drones, as well as leading a new effort to have European special forces train African militaries.
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The concept has prompted cutting-edge research in water management, ocean engineering and farming that could produce floating cities which are self-sufficient and safe from extreme weather like storms, a discussion at the United Nations heard.
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"The one clear thing we know about Uber is they will do anything to try to exempt themselves from state regulations that make us all safer and their driver employees self-sufficient," she said in a statement.
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" But Richard Goldberg, senior adviser at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, called it "a win for U.S. taxpayers and peace" that would make Palestinians more self-sufficient and prepare them "for a true peace with Israel.
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"The one clear thing we know about Uber is they will do anything to try to exempt themselves from state regulations that make us all safer and their driver employees self-sufficient," Gonzalez said in a statement.
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Chief among the report's findings is that the foundation "appeared to be self-sufficient" but nevertheless has received funding from the federal government despite an agreement that it stop receiving federal money once it could stand alone.
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Some were dressed appropriately for the cold and appeared to be self-sufficient, but as officers and outreach workers in orange parkas walked the length of the 10-car train, they passed a number of grim cases.
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The Granville 404 Project, named for the school's location and 404 students, emphasizes the importance of sustainability in order to thrive professionally, and that students can grow up to be self-sufficient by cultivating their own foods.
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While its backers say it will represent an economic boon and make the country more self-sufficient from an energy standpoint, the Standing Rock Sioux tribe has sued the US Army Corps of Engineers, which approved the project.
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And further down the road, the looming plunge to a shortage of pulses and oilseeds will likely deal a major blow to the government's push to become self-sufficient in these crops by the end of the decade.
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This is the first time that Huawei has quantified the impact of the U.S. action against the company and Ren's downbeat assessment comes after weeks of defiant comments from company executives who maintained Huawei was technologically self-sufficient.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran has become self-sufficient in gasoline production, Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said on Monday after inauguration of the third phase of the Persian Gulf Star Refinery in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A ban on Turkish tomato imports that was motivated by geopolitics has inspired Russia to become self-sufficient in tomato production, a windfall for companies who invested in the technology that would increase year-round production.
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Among the Foundation's major initiatives are active support of New York City's public education reform, efforts to provide disadvantaged children and families with tools to become self-sufficient and productive, and market-based solutions to combat global warming.
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Originally an AT&T telephone exchange, it was designed to be self-sufficient with its own electricity generators, gas, and water supplies and to be able to survive fallout for up to two weeks after a nuclear blast.
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WorldRemit said on Thursday it aimed to achieve its aggressive growth target with $40 million in new funding from venture backers and after doubling revenue growth in the last two years, which has made it increasingly self-sufficient.
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"We have, I repeat, a good relationship with the United States, and with all governments in the world, but we do not want to be exposed and therefore it's important that we are self-sufficient," the president added.
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The administration said the proposal is aimed at making immigrants more self sufficient, but it will undoubtedly have a negative impact on all immigration to the United States -- a goal publicly championed by White House aide Stephen Miller.
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Meanwhile, for E.D.C.'s original popularizers — disproportionately current or ex-military, in law enforcement or emergency services, with self-sufficient or survivalist outlooks — the exactingly selected articles of the faith may offer, beyond utility, an opportunity to accessorize.
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" He now divides his time between working in a self-sufficient eco-village and activism: "I help set up permaculture projects, rebuild the roof of a mansion, or build a greenhouse with waste material—that kind of thing.
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Many Pakistani expatriates living in the United States and United Kingdom have supported his candidacy, arguing that his program for a self-sufficient Pakistan, no longer dominated by the usual cadre of feudal and industrialist families, is compelling.
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She knew the weather was growing increasingly unpredictable, making the farming of the typical crops such as maize, sorghum and millet ever more difficult and sending a population that had been poor but self-sufficient spiraling into destitution.
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Today, the possibility that Singapore could become totally self sufficient and give up imports is no longer unthinkable, said King Wang Poon, director of the Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities at Singapore University of Technology and Design.
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Will (Ben Foster) and Tom (breakout star Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie) have lived in Portland's public parks for years, and they're quite self-sufficient — only going into town to collect disability checks and buy things they can't grow themselves.
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"Nambia's health care system is increasingly self-sufficient," Mr. Trump observed at a lunch on Wednesday for African leaders, kicking up a storm of derisory speculation on Twitter about whether he was conflating Namibia and Zambia or Gambia.
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"It's ironic that the trade war, by heightening Chinese fears of being isolated from tech supply chains, has accelerated their drive to be self-sufficient," said Mary Lovely, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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During the last renewal of the compact, in 2003, it was decided to begin to transfer a portion of the aid into a jointly managed trust fund in an attempt to make Micronesia more self-sufficient post-2023.
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Retiring early improved my quality of life in ways I never would have imagined: I was able to fully commit to fatherhood, my relationship with my parents strengthened, my aging slowed, and I even became more self-sufficient.
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"Non-citizens who receive public benefits are not self-sufficient and are relying on the U.S. government and state and local entities for resources instead of their families, sponsors or private organizations," the document says, according to Reuters.
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Self sufficient When Moroccan solar power company Cleanergy came up with the idea of testing a sustainable model for electrifying remote communities, it looked for a village "where they need everything," according to the company's founder, Mohamed Lasry.
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President Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler who was elected to office in March last year, has made it a priority to fund investments which can help make the country more self-sufficient in everything from food to energy.
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Each family is also given a 30m x 30m plot of land on which to build huts, and a larger 100m x 100m plot on which to grow subsistence crops, to make them self-sufficient as quickly as possible.
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"While others are just talking, we are delivering our energy plan, making South Australia more self-sufficient, and providing back up power and more affordable energy for South Australians this summer," said Premier Jay Weatherill in a media statement.
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Their customers are careful, self-sufficient and pragmatic types, they say, students of history who know things like stock market bubbles and crashes go in cycles and are taking small, meaningful steps, to reassert control over a toxic election.
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Syria was once self-sufficient in wheat production but continued fighting in the main grain-producing areas in its northeastern regions and poor rainfall halved the nation's harvest last year to 1.3 million tons, the lowest in 27 years.
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The $8 billion refinery planned in the southern port of Dos Bocas is one of the flagship infrastructure projects of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who wants to make Mexico more self-sufficient and wean it off gasoline imports.
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The 80 metre square "vertical farm" will produce approximately 4 tonnes of premium quality herbs, leafy greens, and microgreens annually, and means that Metro will become completely self-sufficient in its herb production with its own in-store farm.
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"While others are just talking, we are delivering our energy plan, making South Australia more self-sufficient, and providing back up power and more affordable energy for South Australians this summer," state Premier Jay Weatherill said in a statement.
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The new ammonia, carbamide and melamine production plant will allow the company, which currently produces only one of the base components of synthetic resins - methanol - to become self-sufficient in raw materials, Garslyan told Reuters in an earlier interview.
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The genocide left many men feeling emasculated: from survivors who felt shame for not being able to protect their families from harm, to perpetrators who came home to self-sufficient wives with jobs and often new partners and children.
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Lopez Obrador, who took office in December, has pledged to make Mexico self-sufficient in key farm products in which U.S. imports have grown dramatically over the past couple decades, including yellow corn, used mostly by Mexico's livestock sector.
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U.S. airports are urging President Trump to remove a federal cap on how much they can charge passengers for facility upgrades, painting it as a way to raise money for infrastructure improvements while also making airports more self-sufficient.
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That's just one reason Pittsburgh International Airport recently declared its intention to become the first major U.S. airport to create a self-sufficient energy system, or microgrid, using only energy sources — solar and natural gas — from its own property.
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My words were evidently overheard, because the next day my comment appeared in one of the tabloids as a member of the first lady's entourage expressing astonishment that the queen was so self-sufficient compared to America's first lady.
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Despite pouring billions of dollars into the Afghan military for more than a decade, Pentagon audits show that a renewed effort to modernize the fledgling Afghan Air Force will most likely not be self-sufficient until the mid-2030s.
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A 2013 National Institutes of Health study estimated that at least 9,000 women worked in the industry, and that number has almost certainly grown as more women have turned to it to become self-sufficient and provide for their families.
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The Emirates Driving School representatives, brought in from Dubai, are also offering a "train the trainer" curriculum, with the goal of ensuring that more than a thousand Saudi-based women will soon be self-sufficient in teaching without outside assistance.
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Britain could waive controls on individuals from the EU such as students and pensioners who are considered to be self-sufficient but rely on a points-based system to cap the number of work permits for EU and non-EU nationals.
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After I clicked the "Isolationism—No Trade" box, I told the cabinet to focus on funding law enforcement, making the U.S. self sufficient, increasing the size of the military, and pouring an obscene amount of money into researching new weapons.
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" Trump, however, has laid out a very different vision of immigrants' prospects upon their arrival in the US. He has justified the rule as a means of ensuring that immigrants are "financially self-sufficient" and to "protect benefits for American citizens.
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In an appearance on C-SPAN in 2000, first reported by The New York Times, Moore argued that self-sufficient women were leading to a decline in the American family and said men needed to be the breadwinners of the family.
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" She added that the Prince's Trust, "right from when it was first conceived by Prince Charles was obviously specifically to help young people entering into their future life, the workplace to help them set-up businesses, to become self-sufficient.
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The country was attempting to unwind some of its problematic debt and lean into the reorientation of its economy from a goods producing third-world warehouse to a self-sufficient, service industry scion leading in next-generation AI and 5G technology.
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"We have learned a lot about self-sufficient plant breeding in recent weeks, it shows that the Antarctic is an ideal test field for our research," Project Manager Daniel Schubert said in a statement on the DLR website, originally in German.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia must prepare for possible Western attempts to deny it access to the global internet by creating its own self-sufficient 'segments' of the web, President Vladimir Putin was quoted as saying on Wednesday by Russian news agencies.
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SELF-SUFFICIENT Earlier on Monday, South Korea's government announced plans to invest about 7.8 trillion won ($6.48 billion) in research and development for local materials, parts and equipment over the next seven years to help cut reliance on Japanese imports.
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This is a film about people who've created certain images of themselves — Hec as a self-sufficient, silent loner; Ricky as a hyper-verbal, competent outlaw; Paula as a child-saving Terminator — but keep running up against their own limitations.
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As the largest consumer (and previously producer) of pork, China has up until recent years been self-sufficient in the meat's production but the aforementioned environmental factors have meant that imports have vastly increased, with record highs looking likely this year.
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Vaca Muerta, which is Spanish for Dead Cow, is a shale gas and oil formation the size of Belgium in the heart of the region of Patagonia and is essential to Argentina being able to become self sufficient in energy.
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But an effort is underway to turn the remote Dodecanese island, 78 km (48 miles) from Rhodes, from an importer of dirty diesel power into a largely self-sufficient energy hub capable of exporting clean electricity to neighboring small islands.
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Over a two-Coke lunch, Dening, 58, filled in the details of her journey from a trapped wife to a self-sufficient life, which was no less treacherous than her son's 10-year rise to the top of his sport.
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It's also meant as a show of the coalition's commitment to reducing command structures as the coalition's role "evolves from supporting and enabling combat operations to the training and development of self-sufficient Iraqi security-related capabilities," the statement said.
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"While others are just talking, we are delivering our energy plan, making South Australia more self-sufficient, and providing back-up power and more affordable energy for South Australians this summer," Jay Weatherhill, South Australia's premier, said in a statement Thursday.
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In addition, U.S. strategies pertaining to the Middle East have sought to strengthen the capabilities of U.S. partners, such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan, to be more self-sufficient when it comes to national and regional security.
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Ariel might have been a poor unfortunate soul, but at least now viewers have Disney characters like Anna and Elsa from Frozen to show just how independent, strong, and self-sufficient princesses and regular women alike are and have always been.
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Mica Hauley of Lehi, Utah, a mother of five children ranging in age from 3 months to 9 years, said she supports the law because she believes it encourages children to learn how to be self-sufficient and think for themselves.
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This workforce reduction will allow us to be financially self-sufficient so we can continue to help consumers and patients learn about and order cannabis online while providing cannabis retailers and brands the services they need during this global crisis.
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Stonecipher's ability to synthesize the visceral (corset), the ephemeral (splendor), and the abstract (grammar) into a self-sufficient sentence set her apart from her contemporaries: this was neither a style that could be picked up nor writing that could be taught.
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"What America has is the cowboy archetype—you are supposed to be self-sufficient and sort of anti-society, which seems super cool to me because I am a helpless product of the culture that has shaped me," Harry said.
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Ken Cuccinelli, acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, said the rule, which is a new version of one that has been on the books for decades, is designed to make sure immigrants who become citizens are self-sufficient.
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Your thoughts might go straight to bunkers and canned food, cults and reality TV. In actual reality, the Federal Emergency Management Agency suggests all Americans should be prepared to be "self-sufficient" for at least three days after any given disaster.
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Planning for the 158-seat C919 began more than a decade ago, but the plane has become a centerpiece of the country's more recent ambitions to become largely self-sufficient in many high-tech goods and to export them as well.
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As the Trump administration threatens a trade war to stymie China's plans for promoting advanced industries, the firm's travails are proving an apt demonstration, for China's leaders, of exactly why the country needs to be more self-sufficient in technology.
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"We are stocking higher levels of ingredients and finished products," Hubert Weber was quoted as saying, with the paper adding that the Mondelez contingency plans are in place because the UK is not self-sufficient in terms of food ingredients.
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