How he made the discovery The Vienna General Hospital had two maternity divisions, one staffed by doctors and another staffed by midwives.
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"Some of them were staffed by Kohl's associates, some were staffed by Amazon employees," a Kohl's spokesperson explained to CNBC when asked if there will be layoffs.
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On its best staffed days, Beechtree had one aide for every eight residents, while on its lowest staffed days, there was only one aide for 18 residents.
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On the best-staffed days, each certified nursing assistant or other aide cared for nine residents, but on the worst-staffed days, each aide was responsible for 16 residents.
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Talk a bit about the difference between how we might expect a Joe Biden administration to be staffed and how we might expect or even think about a Bernie Sanders administration being staffed.
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His administration is staffed with billionaires and Goldman Sachs alumni.
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Because I'm assuming it's not staffed right now at all.
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The whole scene felt like a startup staffed by athletes.
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There is no replacement for fully staffed newsrooms, he added.
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And the Obama cronies that was staffed into the DOJ.
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It's staffed almost entirely by people who were once incarcerated.
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You run a giant empire staffed by how many people?
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Discord isn't even remotely staffed to attempt such a feat.
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The commission, staffed with members like former NSA director Gen.
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It was a traditional, safe institution staffed by Bertini's friends.
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Many of these firms are staffed by former N.S.A. employees.
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Staffed tollbooths have dwindled with the advent of cashless tolls.
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Under Obama, OSTP roles were allegedly staffed out within months.
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Oftentimes, they are staffed by young actors looking to learn.
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The photo booth needed to be set up and staffed.
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The bakeries all know to be staffed up and ready.
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It is staffed by around 85033,000 military and civilian employees.
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Sanford's lethargic reelection bid was a lightly staffed shoestring affair.
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Until 2012, even lingerie shops were mostly staffed by men.
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Most will be staffed with other political appointees as well.
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It is staffed by four paid employees and 140 volunteers.
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Semmelweis, determined to discover the cause, launched an investigation at two maternity wards at his Vienna hospital, one staffed by doctors and medical students and one staffed by female midwives, as reported by NPR.
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Keeping them adequately staffed with nurses is key to that expansion.
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These offices are typically staffed by career officials, not political appointees.
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Under Trump, the commission will be staffed by a Republican majority.
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Its kitchen is staffed by three bots and two human beings.
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The yakuza often run sexual massage parlors staffed by underage girls.
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The seminars are usually staffed by companies that run mobile labs.
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The EPA's OIG hotline is staffed by federal law enforcement agents.
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The overdose prevention sites are staffed with nurses like Leah Bennett.
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How will a short-staffed High Court without Antonin Scalia rule?
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The space is Palantir Technologies' private, fully staffed, employee-only cafeteria.
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Cybersecurity is hard enough when we're fully staffed and operating effectively.
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They can be staffed solely with kitchen workers, lowering labor costs.
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It will be staffed by 6,000 mental health professionals — all volunteers.
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Filled with corruption and incapable of managing a fully staffed HOUSE.
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How many of these businesses are actually staffed there is unclear.
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When hospitals are short-staffed and undersupplied, we cannot save lives.
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It's warehouses staffed by temp workers, whose jobs remain temporary forever.
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It swamped medical offices, workplaces were short-staffed, and schools emptied.
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The majority of the companies were owned and staffed by Jews.
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The agency was last fully staffed with six commissioners in 13.
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The school was staffed with undercover agents acting as university officials.
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While the enormous fulfillment centers where goods are stored are staffed by full-time workers, the smaller warehouses where goods are sorted into routes for delivery, like the Sacramento center, are overwhelmingly staffed by part-time workers.
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"Right now all our assets are still staffed because of the weather."
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The field leader is Mosa Meat, a Dutch firm staffed by scientists.
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Last year, it opened a restaurant in Shanghai staffed entirely by robots.
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I can't believe he'd do that knowing how short-staffed we are.
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And without adequately staffed, largely independent committees, regular order simply can't happen.
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The upper echelons of the Playboy masthead were predominantly staffed by men.
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Because this is our busiest time,' and they're like, 'We're fully staffed.
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But many of Prato's factories are now owned, and staffed, by Chinese.
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Bolton has staffed up the NSC with people who share his views.
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Both are, at the moment, well-staffed to take on this task.
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Some are staffed by defectors who hope to encourage others to flee.
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Schools have been staffed by substitute teachers and administrators throughout the strike.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Each of our portals is staffed by a local curator.
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Six armed police officers stand outside her luxurious and well-staffed house.
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But it moves fast, and the store is always staffed by babes.
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Our neighborhoods are filled with large supermarkets staffed with mostly pimpled teenagers.
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The water treatment plants were staffed by people who weren't properly trained.
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They staffed centers that provided medical care, child services and free meals.
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For decades the people who staffed these facilities mostly sat there and
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The Wayne plant is expected to remain fully staffed with 3,2503 workers.
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The only white people I saw in my neighborhood staffed the library.
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When he doesn't prioritize staffing his government, his government doesn't get staffed.
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The institute is staffed mainly by State Department employees and local workers.
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Usually we are staffed with one flight attendant for every 50 passengers.
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In keeping with social-distancing practices, the resorts will be minimally staffed.
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Chains like T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Kohl's and Starbucks remain staffed and open.
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The T.I.U. has primarily been staffed by former police officers from Britain.
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"Already, hospitals and nursing homes are often not staffed appropriately," Rosselli said.
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Starbucks locations inside Target stores are still staffed and open for business.
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Mr. Cornell wasn't talking about an e-commerce warehouse staffed by robots.
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For example, there are hotels in Japan that are staffed by robots.
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Barack Obama's White House was staffed to the gills with Rubin acolytes.
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It comes fully staffed with a live-in butler, chef, and maids.
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Even during the coronavirus pandemic, the hotline is staffed from 9 a.m.
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The panel, staffed with different experts, last visited the US in 2010.
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One position, content reviewer, is already staffed by Facebook with 25,21 workers.
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A Hillary Clinton administration will be staffed by reliable Democratic Party figures.
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Like many art institutions, our museum is staffed predominantly by white women.
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In big law firms, they are usually staffed with a dozen people.
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And finally, if customers have a question, they need to be staffed appropriately.
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Staffed by a team of international veterinarians, the hospital, can treat 20 camels.
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President Nixon staffed the greatest military in the world by asking for volunteers.
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Each one is staffed by neurotics, casual drug users, and short-fused curmudgeons.
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Authorities say Barrone tricked customers into believing the office was staffed with attorneys.
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For now, Nigeria only lets them hire escort vessels staffed by naval officers.
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He initially staffed an economic team that represented a diverse range of viewpoints.
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Governments, such as Britain's New Labour, grew increasingly technocratic, staffed by policy wonks.
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But this was very much a problem of under-staffed members of Congress.
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Some towers are just getting staffed as snow melts and they become accessible.
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The cleaning company that staffed the school is also named as a defendant.
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Prior to the election, I staffed a bus tour that hit 19 states.
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Title I schools tend to be staffed by less-experienced, lower-paid teachers.
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Additionally, the court remained fully staffed while the Senate pondered Justice Fortas's nomination.
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The rest of the time, not staffed with facilitators, "Public Trust" is inactive.
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He said he hopes to be fully staffed and operational by early spring.
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The National Republican Campaign Committee has its own California office staffed with organizers.
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About 300 public officers staffed the center around the clock over three days.
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The lawsuits focus on hospital neonatal intensive care units staffed by Mednax doctors.
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There are enough future workers in Tennessee and Mississippi to keep factories staffed.
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"We were in a panic, we were so short staffed," Ms. Coulombe said.
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Welcome to the Bionic Bar, a bar staffed entirely by two robot bartenders.
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The dispersed polling places were staffed by volunteers from Mr. López Obrador's party.
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But its warehouses are staffed primarily by legions of lower-paid hourly employees.
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One is a business hub run on sustainable energy and staffed by robots.
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Earlier this month, they even staffed polling stations for those in self-quarantine.
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The group has also staffed lawyers to defend those who may be arrested.
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It continues: Station Nord is staffed by six soldiers on two-year tours.
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Maintenance and patrol workers are staffed across the three states that it crosses.
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The former vice president's campaign is also out-staffed from coast to coast.
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"Costco is not staffed to respond individually to all these questions," she wrote.
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Together, the hospitals will provide 1,000 beds, staffed by 320 federal workers total.
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She stressed that the office is staffed by "career officials," not political appointees.
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Segregated schools for black students were often decrepit, poorly staffed and crushingly overcrowded.
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Each of the five boroughs has a RAC unit staffed by one worker.
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The other 26, however, were completely real, with many staffed by actual employees.
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It will be staffed by 500 volunteers, Ms. Grisham said, half the usual.
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They are mostly staffed by young people, and winning is the sole focus.
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The two chambers are independent entities, staffed largely by legal experts and judges.
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Trump's 13-person advisory group is exclusively male and staffed with few economists.
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At Samsung, some of the most loyal executives staffed the corporate strategy office.
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"States are underfunded — they're not staffed up very well right now," Evermore says.
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While leading the Trump campaign, Mr. Manafort staffed the committee with two friends.
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There'll just be offices that don't get staffed, programs that don't get run.
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Semmelweis, who worked in the one staffed by doctors in the 1840's, noticed that new mothers were dying of a disease called childbed fever at higher rates in his division than they were in the one staffed by midwives.
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The protest is already affecting dozens of schools, which are heavily staffed by women.
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I fielded press inquiries about FBI operations and staffed Mueller at various public engagements.
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Medical facilities were especially hard hit, many left wind-damaged, flooded and short-staffed.
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Part of this were the Playboy Clubs, nightclubs staffed by the famously dressed Bunnies.
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He added that the Emergency Operations Center will be staffed 24 hours a day.
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The schools are staffed by administrators and employees who aren't part of the union.
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The campuses are staffed by administrators and employees who aren't part of the union.
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Most crisis centers are non-profit and are staffed by both professionals and volunteers.
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A big issue here is about the way Facebook has staffed its editorial efforts.
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"The violence prevention world has historically been staffed and sustained by women," Gall said.
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Despite their efforts, the newsroom, once staffed by 1,200 people, declined to about 500.
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Other crew members say using staffed aircraft is cost efficient as well as effective.
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We are scarily short-staffed, and it's taking longer to hire people than anticipated.
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I like to imagine a holiday season staffed by my favorite characters from television.
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Another new group staffed by ex-Sanders aides, Justice Democrats, has less clear plans.
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Curiously, however, the case was staffed by a prosecutor from the Public Corruption Unit.
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They may be staffed by doctors and provide relatively advanced care including X-rays.
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Brock's American Bridge super PAC has its own war room staffed with campaign veterans.
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Apple's Global Security team is staffed by former military, intelligence and law enforcement officials.
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Five years later, and staffed with some 4,000 employees, that thesis has not changed.
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We Will Replace You, a liberal hyrbid PAC staffed by many members of Sen.
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Because the incident actually happened on a plane operated and staffed by Republic Airways.
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He also asked to talk to people who staffed the surveillance programs Snowden revealed.
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Everlywell and Future Family are staffed with a chief medical officer to guide them.
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An illustration of the Omotesando-based store in Tokyo staffed mostly by Pepper robots.
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Staffed by formerly incarcerated individuals, the group delivers New York milk throughout the state.
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CKG is well-staffed, and has mutualised some of its resources with CDG Capital .
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The restaurant is located inside a medium-security prison and staffed by convicted felons.
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Passport and customs are properly staffed at all hours so that waiting is minimized.
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Like other government bureaucracies, FDA is staffed with well-meaning but fallible human beings.
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Rotating crews of astronauts and cosmonauts have staffed the orbital outpost since November 2000.
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The lobby is staffed by a 24-hour doorman and a full-time concierge.
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New lodging options range from rustic micro-homes to a five-bedroom staffed alternative.
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They constructed small cottages to live in, and one big fully staffed kitchen house.
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A steady flow of qualified candidates is needed to keep the system properly staffed.
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Just note that they can be redeemed only at staffed Amtrak station ticket offices.
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" A spokesperson further claimed that MSP1 "is staffed by 95% full-time employees locally.
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They demand medical posts, infirmaries, warm and staffed, or they'll find a new leader.
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The Trump administration is staffed with ardent opponents of Planned Parenthood and abortion rights.
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For example, my dad owns a restaurant and often struggles to be fully staffed.
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They link the Walk Outs, who tend to be lonely, overworked and short-staffed.
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That evening, hundreds of people crowded a party hall staffed by bartenders in tuxedos.
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Over time, its service economy will be staffed by robots, according to promotional materials.
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And this is only counting the parts of Trump's administration that are being staffed.
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Most large metropolitan hospitals are staffed by dedicated workers from just about every continent.
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The better ones have internal messaging services that are staffed by social care teams.
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Maintenance and patrol workers are staffed across the three states that it crosses through.
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Historically, dozens of people staffed the morgue, working in three shifts until 3 a.m.
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Andrew Cuomo announced on Wednesday a free mental health hotline, staffed by 6,000 volunteers.
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The department can best meet today's new challenges by getting our embassies properly staffed.
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When the project is fully staffed, dozens of researchers will be analyzing the data.
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The security lines in my terminal are empty of travelers but still fully staffed.
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That toll-free number, staffed by mental health professionals, is 1-800-985-5990.
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Every high school in Broward County is staffed with school resource officers, Runcie said.
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The Associated Press: Short-staffed White House dusts off Mueller playbook as pressure mounts.
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Aljalajel now plans to open a second shop, this time staffed by female baristas.
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They organized and staffed distribution centers, shelters and food banks, serving 85003 million meals.
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Around the perimeter of the courtyard were upscale gift shops, staffed by tuxedoed salesmen.
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Located in Shinjuki, Tokyo, the appropriately named Robot Restaurant isn't strictly staffed by robots.
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Other Gossip: Is Riverdale P.D. so short-staffed that Jughead Jones is their best detective?
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The Democratic Party pushed back against reports that the caucus sites were not staffed appropriately.
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Facebook and Amazon have staffed up with former antitrust lawyers from the Department of Justice.
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Case in point: Is Alibaba's robot-staffed "FlyZoo" hotel in Hangzhou, China cool — or creepy?
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The foundation will be staffed by a number of former Biden aides, including former Sen.
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The carrier is widely seen as over-staffed, inefficient and slow to develop key technologies.
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The restaurant is staffed by some 50 workers who have all been impacted by incarceration.
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The hospitality sector, for example, is largely staffed by low-paid, low-skilled young people.
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It is pleasant, trendy and staffed by well-mannered herb enthusiasts, known as "bud-tenders".
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The summit is staffed year-round by a team of intrepid weather observers and interns.
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Outlets like the New York Times have in recent years staffed up their climate desks.
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Other grandiose projects, such as NEOM, a futuristic city staffed by robots, seem ill-considered.
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These things are no longer staffed by volunteers or fueled by enthusiasm for niche interests.
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But the demand has been busier than ever and we've been, of course, short-staffed.
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So today, WeWork announced new, less-branded and less-staffed offerings, called HQ by WeWork.
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Before the Civil Rights Act, Southern black schools were staffed almost exclusively by black teachers.
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The entity was established in 2012 and is staffed by state officials and political appointees.
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Like other federal prisons, the Metropolitan Correctional Center has been short staffed for some time.
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Although cash machines are plentiful at many airports, staffed bank branches are already quite rare.
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He has staffed many key agencies with top opponents of the programs they now run.
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In Tanzania, health facilities are too short-staffed to supervise the deluge of foreign volunteers.
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The narrative is not going away and will continue to hamper the lightly staffed Administration.
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Fully-staffed partnerships shouldn't have an issue sourcing and processing startups for investment these days.
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From the crew up, it is the most heavily female-staffed program in Viceland's lineup.
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He's staffed his office with some of the top Justice Department lawyers of their generation.
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The centers are staffed by officers and analysts with the University of Chicago's Crime Lab.
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Turkish citizens, who spoke English and Dutch, posed as consular officers and staffed the operation.
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And spending hours on social platforms before we had staffed "audience teams" to attract them.
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A state National Guard's leadership team is staffed entirely by females for the first time.
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The energy industry's long wait for a fully staffed regulatory board could soon be over.
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First, he staffed up with able tacticians who knew how to maneuver the interagency process.
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It began in a 10-ft x 10-ft office there, staffed by five people.
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We are best positioned to do so with fully staffed embassies, consulates, and domestic offices.
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Creative Assembly is staffed by gamers, and there are lots of Halo fans among them.
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The hotline is already live, and is staffed by 6,000 mental health professionals, all volunteers.
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The A.I.T. is the unofficial American diplomatic mission in Taiwan, staffed by State Department employees.
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Al Janiah is a rare nightspot and restaurant staffed by recent immigrants, largely Syrian refugees.
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Coming from a stumbling, feckless regime staffed by amateurs and ideologues, it just sounds desperate.
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Bashar al-Assad's government is staffed, principally, with members of the small Alawite religious minority.
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Ultimately, a company as large, rich and well staffed as Facebook should have known better.
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Factories, hospitals and schools, for example, can operate only when fully staffed with skilled employees.
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But what about the George W. Bush administration, which staffed itself with self-described realists?
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And polling places are also typically staffed by a small army of volunteer poll workers.
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The Obama Administration was staffed by hundreds of the most talented people in public affairs.
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All the major tournament sites were staffed, as were the big games and great rivalries.
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Once they get fully staffed, it will get better, but it can't happen soon enough.
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While not as expansive as some others, this one is remarkably well equipped and staffed.
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Huoshenshan Hospital is staffed by 1,400 medical personnel from the Chinese People&aposs Liberation Army.
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It has usually been staffed with administrators from various corners of academia and the law.
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The alien mother ship is a dysfunctional workplace staffed by three not-always-compatible species.
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O'Connor is an unusually conservative judge, even in a judiciary increasingly staffed by Trump appointees.
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The Pentagon is in the midst of building out the half-staffed U.S. Cyber Command.
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The buildings are LEED-certified, tranquilly designed and staffed by 155 people, all wearing clogs.
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They had serious problems with having to be staffed, if they weren&apost being robbed.
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CFIUS should be fully staffed, operational and aggressive in monitoring Chinese investments into U.S. companies.
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The issue is new spending plans produced by Trump's chaotic, thinly staffed, internally conflicted administration.
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By year end, expect two more hotels, including a 160-room doctor-staffed wellness lodge.
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There will also be a "neighbor hotline" — available 24/7 and staffed by real people.
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Makeup displays were fronted by placards advertising the services available in the student-staffed salon.
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"There's actually a return to normalcy and so our plants are fully staffed," Snee said.
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Inspections typically take place during harvest because, despite the inconvenience, the business is fully staffed.
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We already knew it was a serious investigation, given the way Mueller staffed his office.
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It has staffed federal agencies with people financially or ideologically committed to fossil fuel industries.
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As such, they tend to be larger and staffed by teachers with high-school diplomas.
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By year seven, the line will be staffed 100% by Kenyans, says KRC managing director Mainga.
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Currently, unlike several other federal agencies, FEMA is staffed and has a qualified administrator, Brock Long.
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After their departure, there were only 35 people staffed across the four divisions of the office.
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While the others were mostly staffed by men, two women smiled at us from this stall.
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Businesses need to open, work needs to be done and rosters need to be properly staffed.
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Gaffes, leaks, and other distractions are inevitable when you don't have a strong, fully staffed team.
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Instead she worked for Source4Teachers, a third-party company that staffed substitute teachers for the district.
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The community shop is the only shop in all of Embo, and it's staffed by volunteers.
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The bureaucracy is staffed almost entirely by people appointed during Myanmar's 50 years of military rule.
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The company expects the second line to be fully staffed and ramped up in the fall.
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The campaign also reduced real estate costs and limited increases in payroll as it staffed up.
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In October he announced plans for NEOM, a $500bn city in the desert staffed by robots.
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Trans Lifeline: The Trans Lifeline is a suicide hotline staffed by transgender people, for transgender people.
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I'm not sure if they were open or not or maybe just short staffed that day.
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A German Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said the German Embassy in Baghdad was fully staffed and working.
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Independent NGOs, many staffed by HIV-positive people, play a crucial role in reaching vulnerable groups.
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Gordon says public restrooms must be staffed if they are open, otherwise they will get misused.
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The middle of the hall was makeshift island of risers, staffed by gregarious red-shirted grownups.
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Workers clock in for day shifts and night shifts to ensure it's staffed around the clock.
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The Washington Post reported that the hotline will be staffed on weekdays, between 8:30 a.m.
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If that infrastructure breaks down and no one is staffed to fix it, what happens then?
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Secondly, increased funds should be allocated to ensure that CBP's internal affairs department is adequately staffed.
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Many of the postproduction companies are run and staffed by people from the post-1990 generation.
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In addition, we operate staffed "vote centers" where voters can receive assistance or replace lost ballots.
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Inquiries have shown politicized public safety bodies to be under-funded, short-staffed and insufficiently trained.
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Parents worry schools staffed with substitute teachers mean less instruction for their children (The Associated Press).
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Therefore, a Trump administration would be staffed by second-rate characters with no reputation to lose.
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They built a weapon 900km in diameter, staffed by hundreds of thousands of personnel and robots.
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Concerns are growing about a short-staffed State Department dealing with a host of international crises.
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He staffed it with engineers, who were unencumbered by disputes over how the motor cortex functioned.
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The helpline will be staffed by Rights of Women legal staff and volunteer women employment lawyers.
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If Congress sets up a commission, it must be staffed with individuals of the highest integrity.
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The phone line is staffed with 30 volunteer peer responders who are also health care providers.
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With its "essential personnel," national security agencies for the most part remain staffed and fully functioning.
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Alex, Indiana RE: HERITAGE FOUNDATION Jonathan Mahler wrote about how the think tank staffed Trump's government.
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Employees who staffed automotive centers will now help stock and clean the rest of the store.
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JÜV Consulting is staffed entirely by young people who range in age from 14 to 22.
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The ships are staffed by 71 civilians and up to 1,200 sailors, according to the Navy.
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The department, obviously, continues to be staffed by a large number of skilled career civil servants.
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Many prefectural governments operate support centers for families of hikikomori, but they are staffed by nonspecialists.
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The ships could be staffed in part perhaps by the medical corps of the armed services.
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It took me until early to mid-September to get staffed up and get everything done.
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Fifteen-foot stone turrets are staffed by men whose green uniforms belong to no official force.
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Part of the problem is that many of the factories were still short-staffed, he said.
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The ships are staffed by 71 civilians and up to 1,200 sailors, according to the Navy.
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That's not typically the case for large airports like Midway, though, which are staffed 24/7.
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Update (4:55pm PT): the airport has now clarified how it will keep the tower staffed.
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Kennedy was well regarded inside the White House and frequently staffed senior officials, including the president.
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Urgent care centers may be staffed by a physician assistant, a nurse practitioner or a physician.
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But the S.B.A. is itself small, and banks are not staffed to handle an emergency program.
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Turkmenistan also has an elected Parliament, but it is staffed by parties loyal to the President.
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His campaign team created a countrywide network of offices, staffed with coordinators in their early 20s.
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And it will stay open now, maybe staffed less than expected during the madness of March.
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In the US, Bitton wrote, there are about 45,000 staffed ICU beds on any given day.
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"London Uber is basically staffed by white people from Goldman Sachs in their 30s," he said.
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While the Army plans to field six of the advisory units, only one is fully staffed.
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At each intersection police officers staffed barricades, and people lined the roads to get a look.
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The chain is now fully staffed for breakfast — an accomplishment in a historically tight labor market.
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What good will new buildings be when we cannot deliver service because we are short-staffed.
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EDs, fully staffed and equipped 24/7 for any conceivable emergency, have extremely high fixed costs.
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Police unions say their forces are simply not adequately staffed and funded for the changing environment.
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It's a bad-teacher comedy about a school staffed with stock figures played by reliable performers.
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Staffed by industry experts, the airline doesn't suffer from the same high turnover as its rivals.
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The stone gatehouse, staffed 1997 hours a day, sits before a lush 228-hole golf course.
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"All these cannabis LPs are [staffed with] white people who don't even smoke weed," he said.
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A desire to credibly dramatize the issue's psychological complexities shaped how Lippman staffed the writers' room.
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If every retreat staffed licensed clinicians it would cost "like 10,000 pounds, or something," Watts said.
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Fortitude Ranch is staffed by several former military members who appear to take prepping very seriously.
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It has 150 local offices and six regional ones, staffed by officials with local political connections.
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But it will take federal funding, and adequately staffed agencies to manage the work of recovery.
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HSBC, for one, recently staffed 300 employees inside a space run by WeWork in Hong Kong.
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The bill mandates that bureau be fully staffed and operational within two years of its enactment.
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Some companies provide a comprehensive line of services for this, including fully staffed security operations centers.
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Washburne says his funding is secure and the agency is fully staffed and ready to lend.
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Schmuhl has never staffed a statewide or national political run, unlike most other presidential campaign managers.
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Zachary Lamb, who staffed the advance team for Trump's 2016 run, billed $7,0003 that same month.
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She acknowledges this can be hard when everyone is feeling the strain of being short-staffed.
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They'll jump on any big stories that arise before the rest of the newsroom is staffed.
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When we embarked on shooting "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," we staffed the senior ranks with mostly women.
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The free clinic is only staffed with seven full-time workers and relies heavily on volunteers.
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So it is not automatically marked by an algorithm or is Twitter's moderation team staffed by executives.
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"The Senate Intelligence Committee, however, is already staffed with experts and is continuing its investigation," she said.
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Could that prompt more Garland-like scenarios and lead to extended periods of a short staffed court?
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"I told them everything," Arredondo said, explaining the team's eight-hour shifts, each staffed by four workers.
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Many national parks have remained open during the ongoing federal government shutdown — but they aren't properly staffed.
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The centre, near Gatwick Airport, is staffed by more than 200 employees and has around 500 occupants.
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Disaster recovery is notoriously challenging even for administrations that are well organized, staffed, and excel at communicating.
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If you're not off work today, you might be perusing online sales in your half-staffed office.
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Short-staffed and run on less than $250,000 per year, ESOP must choose which clients to serve.
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"They may have seven or eight people who are staffed to go into the field," Connelly said.
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The lawyers gathered statements from several employees, who said that all events were staffed by medical teams.
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Whatever Ajit Pai is doing, it involves believing that the FTC is incredibly capable and well-staffed.
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Some crisis centers are better staffed and larger than others, so they can answer calls more quickly.
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The huge convention center is being run by local nonprofit group Baker Ripley and staffed by volunteers.
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During the event, thousands of collection sites around the country are staffed by partner law enforcement agencies.
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Facebook, for example, recently announced it will set up human-staffed operations centers to monitor political news.
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President Donald Trump boasted that his administration was staffed with notable members of the US armed forces.
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Over 250 officers staffed the "all-hands on deck event," said San Jose Police Chief Eddie Garcia.
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There is no reason for a short-staffed and lame-duck FTC to rush this complaint through.
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The growth of Chinese-run, Chinese-staffed industries in Prato has created a growing Chinese middle class.
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Unscrupulous clinics staffed by negligent doctors issued prescriptions to throngs of patients attracted by the lax procedures.
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Zippy develops delivery robots and FarmWise builds autonomous systems designed to harvest food for short-staffed farmers.
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UNFPA operates 124 clinics staffed by women and aims to nearly double that by the late 2018.
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The sites should actively promote all of the non-partisan voter helplines staffed by trained legal volunteers.
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Geldon told him they would be "watching carefully" to see how Clinton staffed her campaign, Schwerin wrote.
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The dedicated spaces inside Home Depot stores will be Tesla-branded and be staffed by Tesla employees.
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He envisioned a closed, rigid hierarchy staffed by bureaucrats who entered by examination and enjoyed protected careers.
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These stores are designed to support military communities and are staffed by veterans, advocates and military spouses.
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It has launched many un-staffed concept shops in the past year, including grocery and coffee stores.
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Too often the civil service is staffed with political hangers-on, hired for loyalty rather than merit.
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A similar structure outside of government, staffed by budget experts, could give constructive guidance about CBO's methods.
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Home restaurants and the women who staffed them were prototypes for what came next in the movement.
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This was a hospital founded by immigrants, for immigrants, and today it is staffed by many immigrants.
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His presidential campaign was a ragtag operation largely staffed by inexperienced family members and second-tier consultants.
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Pending company mergers, for example, are being slowed because the Securities and Exchange Commission isn't fully staffed.
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In the "services" section at Walmart stores, the lanes are easy to get to and always staffed.
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Currently, the hotline is staffed by trans volunteers 21 hours a day, every day of the week.
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In their place is a remote workforce staffed by a mix of short- and long-term employees.
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Brook House, near Gatwick Airport, is staffed by more than 200 employees and has around 500 occupants.
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For example, in Brussels, the Grand Mosque was built with Saudi money and staffed with Saudi imams.
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The live stream is run by the chief clerk's office, which is staffed by the majority party.
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The house is staffed by roughly 200 Dutch volunteers, chosen out of an applicant pool of 3,000.
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Today, the site attracts over five million users, according to Racked, and is staffed by ten employees.
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It's going to be called the Pulse Bar, and it's going to be staffed by Pulse employees.
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She staffed it with her family members and set up a credit system for locals in need.
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VA medical facilities are already short-staffed, and President Trump's hiring freeze will only make things worse.
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Buses staffed with corrections officers were already being loaded with prisoners at some locations, Mr. Higgins said.
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The ships are staffed by dozens of civilians and up to 1,200 sailors, according to the Navy.
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The United States then staffed it with a crew until it was turned over to Malaysia's custody.
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But as of October, the prison was still severely short staffed, with more vacancies than actual officers.
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The high portion of sick employees at Life Care Center now means the facility is short-staffed.
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The memo also confirms that a care provider at the One Medical-staffed health center tested positive.
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He said his facility is short-staffed with medical personnel, including several nurse positions that remain unfilled.
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The clinics were staffed by Cuban doctors, and were open seven days a week, even at night.
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Adjacent to the check-in counter was a concierge booth that was staffed whenever I passed it.
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It's already in place: Earlier this year, Japan opened two hotels that are staffed mostly by robots.
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They've cultivated a vibe as down-to-earth elders, recording for independent labels staffed by younger admirers.
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Part time jobs, often retail positions staffed by Hispanics, are declining, while full time jobs are expanding.
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Amazon runs hundreds of storage and shipping facilities around the world staffed by seasonal, high-turnover employees.
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It was just a storefront location with small offices staffed by federal agents posing as school administrators.
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All staffed by unattractive people in their late twenties, professional narcs with bad skin and waterproof sandals.
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The parole board has not been fully staffed for years and rarely sees a prisoner in person.
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One way is via the VA Office of Inspector General hotline, staffed weekdays between 8:30 a.
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Their rhetoric suggests that the group is staffed with undocumented migrants, thus proving that migrants are dangerous.
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The U.S. intelligence community and the U.S. Department of State must be staffed and resourced for it.
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But the principle that many government jobs should be staffed by qualified professionals has rarely been questioned.
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The three-day closure left agencies half-staffed and employees wondering when and if they'll get paid.
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Nine of the 14 lowest-staffed precinct detective squads for violent crime in the city are there.
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Last year, the 40th was the third-lowest-staffed for violent crime, with 65 cases per detective.
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An emergency food pantry is staffed by volunteers from various churches and has served 216 affected families.
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It would be staffed by specially trained judges and have access to a raft of social services.
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Throughout it all, we kept our three hospitals open, our emergency departments staffed, and our communities safe.
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Former employees of the company told the Post that Cambridge Analytica was staffed by many non-U.
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Chaos within the thinly staffed Trump administration raises doubt about its ability to execute promised deregulatory steps.
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You can check in your dough 24/7, since we are staffed all hours of the day.
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The main hospital was poorly staffed and didn't have enough working refrigerators to keep medicine from spoiling.
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Governments at all levels should make sure that schools and agencies are fully staffed with qualified workers.
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Nathaniel Allen and Philip McDaniel staffed the Task Force on Extremism in Fragile States as policy advisers.
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For decades, our mailroom has been primarily staffed by one person, whom we all call Miss Beatrice.
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Toward the end of Couturissime, there is a gallery staffed by a fleet of metal-clad mannequins.
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The Asia-focused lender has staffed the role with senior banker Mukhtar Hussain, currently chief of HSBC Malaysia.
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There were some narrow escapes at the factory, staffed mainly by young women paid about $3 a day.
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The Freewinds is entirely staffed by the Sea Org, the church says, who dress in spiffy naval uniforms.
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The NHS' non-emergency helpline, 111, is different to the emergency service and not staffed by medical professionals.
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These additional shelters will be "minimally staffed," Fassold said, and evacuees will have to bring their own supplies.
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He did so in a Monday appearance on Fox & Friends, which is not exactly staffed with Beyoncé superfans.
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The Berlin government had already issued an administrative decision against Uber's service staffed by professional drivers in 2014.
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Uber has a portal staffed 24/7 for health officials to notify the company about public health matters.
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Like department stores in Paris or Moscow, Spain's El Corte Ingles chain has staffed up with Mandarin-speakers.
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The team, which will be based Houston, will be staffed by Adam Robinson, Nick Vasti and Jesse Feid.
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They are staffed by trained social workers who offer advice to people with mental-health and addiction problems.
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Earlier this year, Air India commemorated International Women's Day by logging the longest flight ever staffed by women.
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Each of those classrooms is also staffed by a Youngstown teacher and a district educational aide, she said.
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But we do know that it's staffed with people who are apparently "hunched over" and looking very busy.
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Our immune system has been found to nourish cancer cells ("the fire department is indeed staffed by arsonists").
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Shell was securing some drilling operations on Monday but facilities were staffed and operating, spokeswoman Kimberly Windon said.
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An SEC spokesman declined to say how many days the Agency could remain fully-staffed in a shutdown.
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And so they are staffed, mostly by former prisoners getting back into the work world, Gordon tells me.
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Republicans say the companies are funded and staffed by liberals who are biased against them and censor them.
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First, they are staffed to provide stroke surgery for severe stroke patients year-round, every day, every hour.
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It would be properly staffed with experts and former officials who have dealt with the issues at hand.
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The Federal Government can only effectively serve the American people when staffed by qualified and dedicated public servants.
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Over the past year, he has staffed his administration with officials with long pasts of denouncing Cuban communism.
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If the TSA cannot even keep us safe when they are fully staffed, why should we fund it?
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Unfortunately, the Avengers are a little short-staffed after the Snappening at the end of Avengers: Infinity War.
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This customer wasn't the brightest bulb, though, seeing as he took his flat pack to a staffed checkout.
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Because it was Saturday night when the lab wasn't staffed, no one noticed the continuing rise in temperature.
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The committee is powerful, independent and staffed by experts capable of writing high-quality legislation under challenging conditions.
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" Uber India said it is "led and staffed by local teams who know their cities better than anyone.
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The plant would now be staffed, Foxconn said, with "knowledge" workers devising new uses for the glass panels.
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I have to balance off the risk at the southern border with the need to keep airports staffed.
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The Bank of England will be staffed overnight, with senior policymakers on call if markets go into meltdown.
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NATCA President Paul Rinaldi said controllers often must work overtime and six-day weeks at short-staffed locations.
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The hotel was recognised by the Guinness World Records as the "first robot-staffed hotel" in the world.
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The FAA said earlier that it was staffed to handle the expected resumption of commercial traffic on Monday.
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Vector's already got the adorable bit down, courtesy of a team staffed by former Pixar and DreamWorks animators.
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The volume of content flagged by both automated processes and users is immense and Facebook hasn't staffed up.
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KeyBanc, the corporate and investment banking arm of Ohio-based KeyCorp, has also staffed up over recent months.
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This is because polling places are staffed by volunteers and officials who can solve problems on the spot.
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The newspaper El País posted a video explaining why it was not fully staffed: The women were away.
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The booth is staffed only during the daytime, according to Andina, and drivers often cut through the plain.
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The unit is staffed with more than a dozen people and led by a former senior CFPB attorney.
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But when a crisis unfolded, he did not have an agile or fully staffed campaign to confront it.
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"My neighbor, who is 89, she works behind the counter when they're short-staffed," Mr. de Give said.
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That hour on Fox News will now be considered a "news hour," staffed with a rotation of anchors.
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Unlike today's physician practices, these groups usually staffed a variety of specialists, including general practitioners, surgeons and obstetricians.
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Schools were staffed by administrators and non-union staff Thursday, with meals still served although classes were canceled.
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SENATE PANEL APPROVES FCC NOMINEES: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is one step closer to being fully staffed.
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There's one other surprising detail: a modern two-room laboratory filled with microbiology equipment and staffed with scientists.
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The University of Chicago Medical Center, through a spokeswoman, rejected the notion that the hospital was inadequately staffed.
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Both are staffed with judges selected by the attorney general, who do not require any third-party confirmation.
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Jay Inslee to publicly disavow a super PAC staffed by close allies that is supporting his presidential bid.
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Military-staffed tables are far from the only recruitment tactic to be embedded in the public school system.
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As President, Obama staffed the White House and Treasury with Rubin's protégés -- including Timothy Geithner and Lawrence Summers.
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Mueller also rebuilt FBI HQ, acknowledging that the FBI is a bureaucracy and should be staffed like one.
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Each company has its own in-house teams staffed with legitimate scientists and consultants who help develop products.
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Access to the building was controlled by a key card, but the lobby was also staffed around the clock.
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Sometimes, sparsely staffed game-making companies don't have the resources to maintain anything less than a smash-hit app.
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Restaurants and coffee shops sprung up, sourced from food grown just around the corner and staffed by Millvale residents.
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It has not been staffed since last April after its diplomats were allowed to leave under the swap agreement.
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The Williamsburg Apple store is staffed by 120 associates who come from three different countries and speak 38 languages.
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Privately-operated baby hotels often charge more than government-approved childcare centers, and can be staffed by unqualified personnel.
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Since then, the sex industry has become the fastest growing industry in China, staffed by some ten million girls.
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Today, Facebook explains in more detail how the board will be staffed and how its decisions will be handled.
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CLAIMS OF RETALIATION Management punishes those who challenge decisions, workers say, putting additional strain on the short-staffed facility.
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The office, based in the state capital, Springfield, includes a Special Prosecution Unit staffed with about a dozen lawyers.
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And it's unclear if the EU data authority that oversees the law is adequately staffed to handle its demands.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed Monday, President Barack Obama suggested a fully staffed Supreme Court would have ruled differently.
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The in-house clinic is currently open 24/7, staffed by a nurse practitioner or registered nurse, she said.
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Yet growing numbers of them are struggling with debts to Chinese entities taken on to fund Chinese-staffed projects.
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The rest of the facility will continue to be an active Army base staffed with more than 20,000 personnel.
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The Trump campaign had a table with some snacks and literature, staffed by two out-of-town Trump volunteers.
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Vida is staffed with mostly women writers, several of whom are queer (this was also the case for Looking).
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The district offices offices themselves — made up of assistant U.S. attorneys and other lawyers — are short staffed as well.
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After the EPA Ethics Office was short-staffed in 2017, the agency has since committed to expanding its capacity.
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Though 25,1.73 educators are involved in the strike, public school buildings remain opened and staffed by non-union workers.
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The company had only secured $83 million in funding and it was staffed by elite security specialists from Israel.
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" In that post, Tracy asked: "Was Sandy Hook a Relocated Emergency Drill" that was staffed by "Itinerant 'Crisis Actors?
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In addition to being energy efficient, the building has living quarters so it can be staffed at all times.
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As the Wall Street Journal reports, organizers are having trouble ensuring that Olympic venues are staffed with enough volunteers.
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" The source said that previous administrations had staffed the OSTP with around "50 to 60 or so policy experts.
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There are other scientific policy concerns that would benefit from a fully staffed OSTP, like the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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He's staffed by a comparatively miniscule staff of less than 100, while Clinton has hired more than 700 staffers.
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Note as well that many facilities can be upgraded or staffed with Engineers, to further improve their output/capabilities.
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And their public relations department is an extension of Nike's PR department — they're staffed by people from Nike, right?
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"FedEx Express is well staffed with pilots at this time, however we're always looking toward the future," Harrison said.
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Like Black Mirror's Tuckersoft, Imagine Software was staffed by a group of young programmers made wealthy by their creations.
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In 2008, a man named Dino Capone founded Deaf Bunny, the first deaf-owned and deaf-staffed porn company.
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He also had to raise money for UNSCOM, which ran well-staffed offices in Baghdad, Bahrain and New York.
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The plan is to couple small, well-staffed stores with a wider inventory, accessible through touchscreen terminals in-store.
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But his office — staffed with partisan Republican hotshots like Brett Kavanaugh — became an all-purpose clearinghouse for Clinton investigations.
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In his 2008 manifesto, Johnson promised to halt ticket office closures and ensure every station had a staffed office.
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The self-driving trucking company was founded and staffed by former employees of Waymo, which is owned by Alphabet.
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Jokowi vowed to return Indonesia to 7% growth and promised a cabinet staffed by technocrats rather than party hacks.
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Today's EPA is staffed by dedicated Americans who do not set policy but rather implement statutes passed by Congress.
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The long lines at the TSA-staffed security checkpoints are delaying fights and causing people to miss their planes.
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He also staffed up much later than Clinton, forcing him to play catch-up in other early nominating states.
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Instead of cashiers, the store is staffed with "Member Hosts," who will act more like concierges, the company says.
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Nobody's stingier after a timeout, per Synergy Sports, and even units seemingly staffed with sieves get the job done.
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Like DIFC, the Astana hub will employ its own court and arbitration center staffed with British judges and barristers.
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VOICE will be staffed by members of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, an agency Trump eagerly wants to expand.
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The space, which has front-row views of crossing boats, is staffed daily by a butler from 8 a.m.
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The capital is dotted with smaller practices too, many staffed by former Whitehall types, selling advice to foreign governments.
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Why can't the Metropolitan Transportation Authority accept these as donations and distribute single-ride cards at staffed subway stations?
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Tom Schedler, Louisiana's secretary of state, told Mr. Zakharov that the department was short-staffed because of recent flooding.
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As soon as you step on board, you'll see a large galley area, typically staffed by a flight attendant.
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Most offices are staffed by early-career professionals who are trying to make a name for themselves in Washington.
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Her PBS Newshour, although staffed by extraordinary journalists, is less than relevant and hasn't been for a while now.
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It's a mercenary operation, now staffed by mercenaries — ex-military correctional officers who see themselves as an occupying force.
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The Bureau of Prisons acknowledged in a statement that management may scale back programming when facilities are short-staffed.
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Kargo has also hired its first chief revenue officer and staffed up its West coast and Midwest sales teams.
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Similar to Target, each team felt Wal-Mart's in-store pickup was clearly marked, well-staffed, fast and easy.
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The lines are staffed by a mix of paid professionals and unpaid volunteers trained in crisis and suicide intervention.
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The trust now pays the rent on two small houses in India, staffed with residential nurses and visiting doctors.
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As for the garage option, while some locations may be staffed by a valet, it eliminates most labor costs.
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There is something boldly unmodish about "The White Crow," staffed as it is by high-minded and unironic folk.
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Third, his thinly staffed administration lacks an effective team to develop, push through Congress and implement a new system.
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But about 80% of hair salons, he said, are primarily staffed by self-employed stylists who rent a chair.
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The screening was at a clinic set up by the investigators and staffed by 14 black and nonblack doctors.
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They have staffed coronavirus hotlines, coordinated meal deliveries and even offered their time as babysitters to other medical workers.
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Firms like Apollo Global Management, Oaktree Capital, Blackstone, and Ares Management are staffed to buy debt in troubled companies.
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I run a farm in Malibu up on Mulholland Highway that is staffed by young adults with special needs.
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In 2009, Natalia Borgia founded Beaver Tattoo, a tattoo parlor in the Woodhaven neighborhood of Queens staffed by women.
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But since early this year, they said, the wing has been routinely staffed by two people because of shortages.
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NASA plans to use both companies' spacecraft to keep the International Space Station fully staffed with professionally trained astronauts.
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Shadow has ties to Acronym, a progressive nonprofit staffed by veterans of Hillary Clinton's and Barack Obama's presidential campaigns.
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When she asked why, she was told that administrators at the short-staffed hospital had closed an entire floor.
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O'Leary also accused air traffic controllers of not being staffed well enough to cope, especially when strikes take place.
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As a result, more than 100,000 classrooms were staffed this fall by individuals who were unqualified for their jobs.
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"The system was not designed or staffed to effectively handle ongoing review of access to data," the commission said.
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Now, like Koppert Cress, they're staffed by two dozen or so, with implications that "Countryside" doesn't get much into.
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She has heard from workers staffed on less desirable projects or denied leadership opportunities because of their personality types.
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If a patient's hair is combed and his clothes are neatly pressed, the nursing home is probably decently staffed.
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Higher Ground is staffed by veterans of the entertainment industry, including former employees of MTV, ESPN and FX Networks.
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The immediate question is whether the president, usually a ceremonial figure, would form a caretaker government staffed with technocrats.
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The lines on the chicken plants are staffed by primarily Black workers, now that the Hispanic employees are gone.
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But it is staffed by, and the board consists of, immensely capable professionals who work with absolute intellectual integrity.
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It is only in the recent past that the White House counsel's office has significantly staffed up, for example.
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It is betting big on giant warehouses staffed with fast robots to pack orders straight for delivery to shoppers.
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It was Ring of Honor coupled with the host of Gen X staffed indie promotions in the mid-00s.
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The company then walked away from the job, officials say, leaving the resort staffed to run hotels that weren't finished.
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More than 32,000 people with special needs attended one of the proms, which were staffed by more than 70,000 volunteers.
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Medical personnel are not staffed in the remote area where they were held, known as Antelope Wells, the officials said.
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To aid with their disaster response, you can donate to ensure their supplies remain stocked, and disaster relief teams staffed.
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FCC Commissioner Pai leads a 3-2 Republican majority commission staffed by other, less notable (but not less influential) commissioners.
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These clinics are often staffed by small, tight-knit teams who lean on one another for support, encouragement, and safety.
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Both Chicago police and airport officials have repeatedly said the airports are sufficiently staffed and defend the multilayered security system.
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Dispatchers are usually too short-staffed to take real breaks, and they can't shut the center for weekends and holidays.
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In the future, people will clone their dogs, stay at hotels staffed by robot dinosaurs, and eat bugs for dinner.
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But your average day spa staffed with Botox-certified RNs is most likely not equipped to deliver the neurotoxins correctly.
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The staff read 100,000 pages of documents, which the staffed compared to more than 80 copies of War and Peace.
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In view of these predictions, Charvet's idea of a robot-staffed sex cafe sounds like a taste of the future.
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Hancock Regional has never staffed sexual assault nurse examiners because "the certification requires significant ongoing hands-on experience," Long said.
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Resources The investment teams are well-staffed and stable, with segregation of roles between portfolio management, portfolio construction and dealing.
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And when you're in the service industry, like we are, we have to have well-motivated and fully-staffed restaurants.
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And few inside the White House feel he is yet prepared or staffed for the hell about to hit them.
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The toll-free number goes through to a call centre staffed by two softly spoken young women, Lucy and Jeneba.
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Parents are able to anonymously surrender a newborn baby at hospitals or other emergency stations that are staffed 24/7.
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But the bar staffed by robots was still functioning and the restaurants onboard buzzed with activity during the dinner hours.
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That's hire cars staffed with a driver who handles multiple journeys, not hire cars that require customers to drive themselves.
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Campaigns have staffed up, donor bases have been accounted for, and the process to qualify for state ballots has begun.
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Mildly stylish, former art students staffed admissions, exchanging knowing glances amongst themselves as they listlessly dispensed tickets to the public.
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If you know your job is going to be short-staffed, get the little tasks out of the way now.
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Not least because Mueller and the GOP have different ideas of how the special counsel's team should have been staffed.
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And while they're staffed by some of the best security teams in the world, the attack surface is almost unlimited.
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Trump's transition team is staffed with long-time Washington experts and lobbyists from K Street, think tanks and political offices.
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Schedler explained that his office in Baton Rouge sustained heavy damage from a massive flood that left him short-staffed.
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Last month Mr Netanyahu opened the first of 17 police stations to be staffed by Arab officers in Arab towns.
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Short-distance flights operated by regional airlines are often more expensive than longer routes run by well-staffed major carriers.
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I've seen some of these companies grow up from nothing to a flashy booth staffed by dozens, and that's great.
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We started dating in college and did long-distance (NYC to Boston) until I got staffed in Boston for work!
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If donated to a PAC -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
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Unloading, the company noted earlier in testing, was also a heavily disliked job — and one it had trouble keeping staffed.
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And McDonald's is not staffed exclusively by young Brian Kilmeades—in fact, fast food workers are now often older Americans.
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Wages for private prisons are over 20 percent lower than their public counterparts, and the penitentiaries are routinely short-staffed.
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She's staffed up in the state and is putting together a strong organizing team, longtime Democratic operative Billy Vassiliadis noted.
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It's useful to remind the Republicans who run most of Washington that Facebook isn't staffed entirely by snowflakes and libs.
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On Wednesday, three children died in the makeshift hospital that's staffed by Dr. Mohammad, a veterinarian, and several untrained volunteers.
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In the movie, the animal-run world includes a DMV office staffed by slow-moving and even slower-talking sloths.
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Kelly will make sure POTUS is properly staffed and informed so he can make the best decision for our country.
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There are panels devoted to assessing what happened in 2016, but they are staffed by old hands and political centrists.
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One of the first things that the staffed realised is actually this can first of all train journalists more quickly.
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"We have police regularly staffed next to our business who engaged the shooter and neutralized the threat," the post read.
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The SEC is currently short-staffed, as the Senate has stalled on two nominees to join the SEC as commissioners.
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Most people live far from where they were born, work for independent firms and rely on services staffed by strangers.
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Then there's the first year factor, and the fact that team Trump has not fully staffed many offices and agencies.
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Online pharmacies can be more efficient, and they don't come with the overhead of keeping a store open and staffed.
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Republicans in Congress currently are willfully preventing the Supreme Court from being fully staffed and functioning as our Founders intended.
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Some companies that applied for visas earlier remained fully staffed, while others found themselves without a seasonal workforce at all.
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It is not staffed or equipped to conduct operational diplomatic missions, military operations or other operational functions of government abroad.
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Moreover, the best-financed super PACs are generally staffed by former aides of the candidates and political parties they advance.
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You know, this was probably not a very good meeting to have in a -- in a well-staffed presidential campaign.
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They have influential, well-staffed foreign policy programs — all of which advocate for a more aggressive, military-focused foreign policy.
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Its R&D center, staffed by 50 people and based in Minsk, is focused on developing a portfolio of technologies.
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Foreign policy is conducted by vast institutions — the Pentagon, State Department and intelligence agencies — staffed with thousands of career officers.
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"We've all tried to reach out to them — they're short-staffed because they've evacuated [essential employees]" Michael told Business Insider.
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It also rolled out Text Rex, a texting recommendation service staffed by humans to recommend eateries for users' particular situations.
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He staffed the prosecution authority and the police service with supplicants who dared not go after him and his cronies.
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But some hospitals [are completely staffed] with doctors who are conscientious objectors, forcing women to travel abroad for a termination.
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Patients notice how short-staffed the hospitals are "when they hit the call bell and nobody comes," Mr. Ciampi said.
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Schools remained open, staffed by substitutes, but many parents said they would not send their children across the picket lines.
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This time, he had the advantage of experience: He raised ample capital, staffed up and bought a factory early on.
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That is certainly true of hospital infrastructure — emergency response times are faster, and hospitals are better staffed in denser places.
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One employee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of safety concerns, said the security department seemed short-staffed.
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All are long-term crises that require expertise and bandwidth that are lacking in the always short-staffed Trump administration.
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It was only a few months ago that the commission got fully staffed up, under the new chair, Kevin McIntyre.
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Many clinics were also staffed by other types of clinicians like nurses, physician assistants, podiatrists, physical therapists, dentists, and scientists.
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The Pine Bluff airport had no radar at the time, and its control tower was staffed by an F.A.A. trainee.
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"This government's not staffed to deal with this," said a former State Department official who requested anonymity to speak candidly.
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He commended some of the company's changes, including adding a permanently staffed desk and dedicated parking spaces for professional contractors.
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Instead of being staffed with ordinary agents on temporary assignment, like Snowcap, FAST was intended to have a permanent role.
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Those stations will be equipped and staffed to perform screenings specifically for the Wuhan coronavirus, officials said at the briefing.
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Google is also ramping up its health cloud business and has staffed up with big name hires in the industry.
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The event was hosted, and staffed, on Wednesday by the service industry stars of "Vanderpump Rules," a Bravo reality show.
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The store will be staffed with product demonstrators, magicians, and costumed actors as well as sales clerks, the Journal reported.
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Rarely are episodic series staffed with an all-male director slate, unless the show's creator opts to direct each episode.
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Also, they are often so short-staffed that family members sleep in patients' rooms to provide food and nursing care.
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As a black woman in a segregated government agency that was primarily staffed by white men, Johnson faced severe discrimination.
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But this was something real, these units were indeed formed, and staffed by graduates of the country's leading technical universities.
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It was not staffed with instructors or educators, had no curriculum, and did not conduct any classes or education activities.
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A variety of internal "councils" staffed by senior members of the different Ikea businesses keeps the company aligned on priorities.
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An American Airlines spokesperson told BuzzFeed News that the flight was operated and staffed by a regional carrier, Mesa Airlines.
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This contract will end soon and I hope to get staffed on a more interesting engagement in the new year.
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Moments are also available and staffed locally for Spanish in Mexico City, Portuguese in Sao Paolo and Japanese in Tokyo.
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And when the short-staffed committee put out a call for resumes, they received more than 2,000, according to Smith.
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It buys the president more time to change the narrative that his White House is short-staffed and in disarray.
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The venture will be opened in December and staffed at first by around 50 people, Gulliver told Reuters on Monday.
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FedEx solves their succession problem (CEO is 75), gets 5,000 well-staffed distribution centers (stores), and sells at a high.
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The hotel's minimalist black-and-white entrance is staffed by two doormen and flanked by (fake, I believe) potted plants.
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It was staffed by seasoned bureaucrats whom Reid knew were much more experienced and knowledgeable than either him or O'Callaghan.
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The peacekeepers from the tiny island nation came home after several bases they staffed were shut down over security concerns.
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As of 23, the Border Patrol was staffed by more than 26,2300 agents, up from just over 2000,232 in 215.
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Over the next several decades, they staffed Catholic schools, started a convent, and founded a high school and a college.
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In a scathing section of Tuesday's report, the audit claims CBSA are so short-staffed that they've been cutting corners.
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Schools in the district have stayed open despite the strike, staffed by volunteers, administrators and hundreds of newly hired substitute teachers.
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It follows with perfect logic that the historical theme park's newest lodging place is the world's first hotel staffed by robots.
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The same team who staffed the war room is still working together, Facebook says, if not necessarily within same physical room.
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A "Grow With Google tour" will spin up training events staffed by Google employees across the country, after Pittsburgh comes Indianapolis.
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They join the ranks of robo-cooks already popular in Asia; in China, there's even a bot-staffed restaurant called Wall.
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But if he really wanted to support the National Parks, he would be working to make sure they were properly staffed.
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Facebook tells me that the way the war room works is that a few weeks before key elections, it's staffed up.
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Teddy (Kim Raver) shows up to help Bailey in the operating room while the hospital is short staffed and OH SHIT.
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Also, government agencies are staffed by real human beings, many of whom will have optimised their lives for being in Washington.
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It's staffed solely by female drill instructors and officers and is the only all-female unit in the Department of Defense.
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