"Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk" Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk.
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Greco is set to start work at Zurich on Monday.
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That got settled, and it was about to start work.
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Who wouldn't want to start work in their jim jams?
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It can take a year before the nurses start work.
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I gather some information and news and then start work.
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Gazidis will start work as AC Milan chief executive on Dec.
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Brown said Fry would start work on Wednesday as engineering director.
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America needs a 45th president, ready to start work in January.
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The management also pledged to start work on new salary terms.
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After that, I get a cup of coffee and start work.
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Try replacing these moments with family breakfast before you start work.
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Mr. Duggan asked Mr. Aronsson to start work on a proposal.
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The requirements are that you need to start work at 90 a.m.
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Tim Cook reportedly wakes up at 3:45 am to start work.
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Such officers can start work almost immediately, usually at a modest salary.
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The technique allows me to pick up and start work with no preparation.
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Soon, school will start, work will pick up, and days will get shorter.
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In the Philippines, confirmation hearings can take place long after ministers start work.
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He pledged to start work on an "impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful" wall.
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The chamber is expected to start work on the nominations early Wednesday afternoon.
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"This allows us to start work and go raise money later," she said.
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"I start work next week, I'm very excited — life is good," he said.
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But residents say the government has yet to start work on their island.
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Soon after season six launches, Fonda will start work on the final season.
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The new parliament and the Assembly of Experts will start work on May 27.
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He and Kanye are set to start work on their seven-track in July.
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Anne and her husband finally start work on the rooftop deck of Groundswell together.
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All the same, rich-world exporters might want to start work on Plan C.
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But IMF Tunisia mission chief Amine Mati urged the government to start work immediately.
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Magma Structures, which makes high-tech hulls, is also due to start work there.
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It might be possible to start work on your house at 8:30 a.m.
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On a typical day, the wranglers will wake start work around 5:30 a.m.
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He is expected to start work on renegotiating trade relationships with China and Mexico.
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The miner has obtained environmental and heritage approvals to start work on the project.
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That's something that Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale has promised to start work on.
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The Pentagon said previously it planned to start work on the contract on Friday.
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The Pentagon said previously it planned to start work on the contract on Friday.
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We would start work at 9 am and not finish until 11 at night.
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In August, Britain said it would start work on an alternative satellite system to Galileo.
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"The important thing is to be with the team tomorrow and start work," he said.
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If the money is found, it might start work a decade or so after SKA1.
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A truth and reconciliation commission is expected to start work in Gambia later this year.
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Although he never made it to Atlanta to start work here, we feel his absence.
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We were also building a studio and trying to start work on the third record.
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He has said he would skip a lavish inauguration ceremony and start work straight away.
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The taskforce will receive 10 million pounds of funding to start work, the government said.
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"I start work at 123 AM and finish at 6:30 PM," he says now.
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Get home and the nanny is here, so I go to my office and start work.
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Two committees in the House of Representatives are scheduled to start work on the bill Wednesday.
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I tell everyone to take a break and join me at 7 to start work again.
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They count people who are not immediately available to start work or not actively seeking it.
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Maybe now that it's done, though, the company will finally start work on that edit button.
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When I don't have to start work at 4 PM, I have my own après-ski.
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Lord Briggs has called for an online court to start work as a matter of urgency.
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WB also apparently still intends to start work on a solo Flash movie early next year.
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Banks are likely to start work this year on aligning their models with the ECB's standards.
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But the unit has yet to start work, and its director has still not been appointed.
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Prepare the night before if possible, so you're ready to start work early in the morning.
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The following are key posts in the new European Commission, which will start work on Nov.
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Time to start work on our historic mission to lay the foundations of that new world.
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Oliver Wyman, another large consulting firm, assigns new employees a "career adviser" when they start work.
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By 9, I'm back in the house on my laptop, ready to start work for the day.
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This ache encouraged her to start work on the long process of adopting Rex once he retired.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon is set to start work on a Batgirl solo film.
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Soldiers guarded the wreckage overnight after rescuers left, and investigators were to start work at first light.
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" —Midnight Eye "I don't have the story finished and ready when we start work on a film.
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"It provided that kind of jolt to get my brain to start work again normally," Holmes said.
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The move comes after McConnell told reporters the Senate would start work on appropriations bills next week.
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Surveillance The Senate is poised to start work on a looming end-of-the-year surveillance fight.
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He's expecting help from private U.S. companies to arrive this weekend and start work early next week.
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When a job comes open and your name is next, you start work as a paid apprentice.
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I start work again the week of March 31, assuming I feel safe enough to do so.
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By summer, operators should be able to start work, said Mohammad Qayoumi, the president's chief technology adviser.
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Monday of this week, as I came to start work on this piece, I pulled my laptop
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This gives Mr Macron a handsome working majority with which to start work on his programme of reforms.
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This was still 2011, and I was supposed to start work on a television show the following week.
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I make my coffee and oatmeal, plop on the couch, and open up my laptop to start work.
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The company is still awaiting an easement from the US Army Corps of Engineers to start work there.
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The FARC's political party, to start work on September 1st, will need a place to park its cash.
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That includes the tech industry, where most new employees must sign arbitration agreements in order to start work.
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A ministry official, who asked not to be named, said it's not clear when it will start work.
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Per the announcement, trainees will "begin studying" in January 2019 and will start work in schools that year.
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I mean, maybe even – a lot of us start work really before we get to work, of course.
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After that I'd go to a neighboring house owned by a scientist and start work for the day.
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Only not enough of a priority, it turned out, for him to start work on it that weekend.
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Settle down on my couch with coffee and my laptop to start work, and continue my LOTR marathon.
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Eventually, 30 photographers will work on the project; six have already been recruited and will start work immediately.
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When did it start and what was on your minds when you decided to start work on it?
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Moscow has called for a new "congress" of Syrian groups that may start work on a new constitution.
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When the workers come back in the morning, all the stock would be taken before they actually start work.
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Barrick said it will start work on Thursday with authorities from San Juan province to confirm the facility's safety.
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She oversaw the hiring of Michael J. Feeney, who had been due to start work at CNN in January.
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The artist and the recipient go to the back of the shop to start work on the cover-up.
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Once that episode is over, she said she hoped lawmakers would start work on a bipartisan bill on healthcare.
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Before the Obamas start work on their foundation, they are going to "take a break," the first lady said.
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Airbus and Dassault have been waiting for initial contracts to be signed to start work on the new project.
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Billionaire tech VC Tej Kohli says startup CEOs need to start work earlier and finish later than their colleagues.
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It had hoped to start work by June but the project has been delayed due to various bureaucratic hurdles.
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Specifically, a Pentagon spokeswoman said the department will start work on making parts for ground-launched cruise missile systems.
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John Bolton, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations set to replace McMaster, will start work on Monday.
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Boeing said it also may formally start work on a longer 2350 MAX 21000 to help it catch up.
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I have the time to sit and have coffee in the morning with my boyfriend before we both start work.
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"We're ready to start work on the Carmichael Project and deliver the jobs these regions so badly need," he added.
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After wrapping up the second season of "24", Kapoor plans to start work on the upcoming Bollywood family drama "Mubaraka".
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Before I start work each morning, I'm trying to change it, and on the train home I'm working on it.
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The deal, signed on the sidelines of an energy conference in Cairo, allows Schlumberger to start work on the survey.
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I do more dishes, throw in a load of laundry, and put the coffee pot on before I start work.
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"I don't have the story finished and ready when we start work on a film," Miyazaki once told Midnight Eye.
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She will not officially start work until early 2019 -- because FOX is in the midst of a major corporate transaction.
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"Geely factories [will] begin to start work on the 10th in a staggered phase," a company spokesman told CNN Business.
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Uber's actual new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, will start work next week at a company that's sorely lacking in top executives.
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The peace accord provides for a special search unit to find the missing but it has yet to start work.
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Employers have to wait to apply for workers until 6900 days before the date they need them to start work.
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The company, which has invested almost $500 million in the project, said it fulfilled all legal requirements to start work.
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Nearly 40% of the jobless in the OECD see a marginal tax rate of more than 80% when they start work.
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Solar Reserve, a Californian company, will start work on a solar thermal power plant at Port Augusta, near Whyalla, this year.
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Joseph is 22, sharp-dressed and tall, a recent graduate of Notre Dame who is about to start work in finance.
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NDAA The Senate will start work this week on a massive defense bill that authorizes billions in spending for the Pentagon.
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She resented him always being tired, but working at the stock exchange required him to start work early in the morning.
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The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons tweeted that a team of its investigators will start work Saturday in Douma.
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A class of 23 pilots that was set to start work at United this week has not yet been assigned roles.
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The organization also requires every chapter to raise three years of operating expenses — about $1.5 million — before it can start work.
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Next month we start work on the sixth and final season — we're going to do our damnedest to stick the landing.
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In early 2018, the White House is slated to start work on the congressionally-mandated National Strategic Plan for Advanced Manufacturing.
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Because we have different energy levels at different times, it would be counterproductive for them to start work at 9 a.m.
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JPMorgan's first UK-based on-site counsellor is due to start work at the bank's offices in London's Canary Wharf this summer.
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JPMorgan's first UK-based on-site counselor is due to start work at the bank's offices in London's Canary Wharf this summer.
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She started loading trucks at UPS so she could get insurance for us and she would start work at 3:00 a.m.
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Small software firms often look for people with special skills who are ready to start work without training, officials and entrepreneurs say.
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Mori said organisers now would start work on pinning down venues and would present progress reports during the IOC session in Rio.
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The hope is that experienced developers will be able to quickly get up to speed and start work on a new product.
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Together with the League, it began setting up a parliamentary commission into the scandals that is due to start work next month.
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Mori said organizers would now start work on pinning down venues and would present progress reports during the IOC session in Rio.
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Kurashiki City officials said they had asked Japan's land ministry to start work on the project every year since at least 2005.
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They teamed up with Fanning and Sproutling baby monitor (sold to Mattel) founder Chris Bruce in 2013 to start work on Helium.
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When he finally returns home to move out of his parents' house and start work, he stops by somewhere you'd never expect.
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He got back enough time to start work on the eighth edition of a textbook he has written on primary-care medicine.
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The two sides also will start work on a one-year economic cooperation plan, determining an "early harvest" as soon as possible.
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The Lamda consortium, which includes Chinese conglomerate Fosun and Abu Dhabi-based developer Eagle Hills, had hoped to start work by June.
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"The cabinet has decided to start work on handing over the control of Habur border gate to the Iraqi government," he added.
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She was about to start work as a school safety agent but no longer felt able to solder her life back together.
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Members of the European Parliament said the declaration would increase pressure on the incoming EU executive, expected to start work on Dec.
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New employees are being offered 7,000 yuan ($995) to start work at the factory, while returning employees are offered 3,000 yuan ($427).
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I'm getting dinner with T. tonight, so I start work a few hours earlier than usual in order to finish up in time.
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Often barely out of their teens, they had to sign contracts they could not read and to start work straight off the plane.
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I start work at 9 today at the tailoring place, and I like to try to get there at least ten minutes early.
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I'm about to start work on my next three movies, and when that finishes, I will have made 26 films in four years.
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That means you can start work on a computer, for example, and then pick up where you left off if you switch machines.
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When he talks of spraying "cockroaches" or urges people to "start work", it is hard to miss the old codewords for massacring Tutsis.
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So at best, Congress won't be able to start work in any serious way on a new major legislative push until early April.
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Last year, when the writing staff reconvened to start work on the show's third season, two writers had just given birth months before.
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In March 2013, Goldman was prepared to start work on a third 1MDB deal, this one to raise $3 billion by selling bonds.
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A developer in China is planning to start work on "tech towns" — planned communities where the innovative-minded can live and work together.
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On Wednesday, Kinder Morgan said it is seeking permits to start work on its Burnaby Terminal expansion, a major component of the project.
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It had been heading to a maritime block, known as Block 3, where it was to start work on another prospect, dubbed Cuttlefish.
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"Democratically non-legitimate committees and investor- friendly mediation courts would start work ... all without the agreement of the lower house of parliament," they added.
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Reed said his family can probably live upstairs and start work on repairs as long as the water doesn't move above the first floor.
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I will move from New York City to Washington to start work there in May, and will finish up at The Times in April.
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And on top of all of that heartache, everyone around you won't stop complaining about the fact they have to start work again today.
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Adani said accommodation at the Carmichael camp reopened last week, setting the company on course to start work on the mine and rail project.
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Most of the cutters are farmers from nearby villages who start work before dawn at bitterly low temperatures to earn about $35 per day.
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Njeri said some days are so hot she has to stay indoors and can only start work in her fields as the sun sets.
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In the Philippines, all cabinet ministers must be approved by the Commission on Appointments and hearings can take place long after they start work.
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On Friday, a judge in London rejected the latest bid to delay the drilling, and Cuadrilla promptly announced it would start work on Saturday.
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If Britain wants to keep flying world-class warplanes, and to retain the expertise to build and export them, it must start work now.
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"I will start work immediately," said Fico, a 5-Star member, who faces fierce misgivings within the two camps about any possible tie-up.
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PREPA already put down a $15 million deposit to start work on the grid, he said, though the contract didn't go through a bidding process.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that he will instruct Economy Minister Nobuteru Ishihara to start work on compiling a fiscal stimulus package.
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After she was cast, and her mother signed off, producers had to get approval from the Los Angeles welfare board before she could start work.
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In 21988, I got an assignment from a doc film company who was going to start work on a huge project documenting contemporary Kurdish history.
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According to the indictment, Kohlhepp claimed that on the day the Coxies were supposed to start work, one of them turned violent and demanded money.
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"It's way too easy to imagine that we'll start work two hours earlier and finish the same at dark, meaning bastardly long days," wrote one.
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I start work right away this morning, because that new curriculum I started to look at the other day is really weighty – comprehensive, but weighty.
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Bohle joins from Germany's state railways Deutsche Bahn and will start work next January, Deutsche Telekom said a statement issued after a supervisory board meeting.
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It still needs a further $2400 billion before it can start work on extending the line north to San Francisco and south towards Los Angeles.
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Desperate to start repaying their parents' loans, many Egyptian migrants seek to start work immediately, which hurts their chances of getting schooling or official papers.
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It said that they still weren't ready to schedule a sentencing hearing for Flynn, but requested to start work on a pre-sentencing report anyway.
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Uber said it allows drivers to start work while their ride-hailing licenses are still pending approval but that the company thoroughly vets the drivers.
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McMurray also told Insider that if Monica were to work her restaurant's lunch service, she could be required to start work at 5:45 am.
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But the European Parliament, which must approve the visa decision, has refused to start work on the proposal until Ankara meets the criteria in full.
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An environmental permit issued by the Queensland State government cleared the way for an Indian company, the Adani Group, to start work on the mine.
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It expects to finish a Hualong unit at Pakistan's Chashma nuclear complex by 2020, the first overseas, and start work on another in Argentina by 2020.
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AFP, which already carries out Facebook's fact-checking program in France, will start work next month with journalists it is hiring on the ground in Canada.
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Nonetheless committed capex are at a low point as the company is finishing its current development and has yet to start work on the mentioned developments.
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If its detailed plan is approved later this year (by Waterfront Toronto and also by various city authorities), it could start work at Quayside in 2020.
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The writers for Roseanne learned of the sitcom's cancellation through media reports — and on the day they expected to start work on the show's 11th season.
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The United Nations Security Council on Wednesday condemned a North Korean nuclear test and said it would immediately start work on new "measures" against the country.
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It's an attempt to jump-start work on his legislative agenda, with hopes that work on tax reform and an infrastructure package could follow this summer.
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Trump has already issued executive orders to direct federal agencies to start work on a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and to strengthen immigration enforcement.
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The infrastructure and coal mining billionaire got approval in 2019 to start work on a coal mine in Australia after waiting nine years, according to Forbes.
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It is not a discreet maneuver, and it seems unprofessional, implying to the support staff that she is not ready to start work when she arrives.
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Ross is set to become an influential voice in Trump's economic team and was expected to start work on renegotiating trade relationships with China and Mexico.
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President Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker reached an agreement, announced in the Rose Garden, to start work on eliminating trade barriers and tariffs.
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Then the clock starts ticking: 56 days until, in the absence of an objection from the council, the phone company has the right to start work.
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Ms. DuVernay's stepfather, who helped raise her, died after a brief and sudden illness in 2016, as she was about to start work on the movie.
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Once the ministers have been sworn in, Conte will have to win confidence votes in both houses of parliament before the government can officially start work.
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The new contract includes a plan to screen teachers for various personality traits and stamina to teach in the city's public schools before they start work.
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However, Harry and Markle resigned from the charity that ran the initiative, the Royal Foundation, last year in order to start work on their own charity.
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Senators are set to start work on their fiscal 28503 government funding bills with only weeks to go until the deadline to avoid a government shutdown.
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Government funding The Senate will start work on its fiscal 2628 government funding bills, after keeping its appropriations process in limbo for most of the year.
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Senators are set to start work on their fiscal 2020 government funding bills with only weeks to go until the deadline to avoid a government shutdown.
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"We're ready to start work on the Carmichael Project and deliver the jobs these regions so badly need," Chief Executive Lucas Dow said in a statement.
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The special council has been created to assess the condition of Ho's ageing corpse - first embalmed nearly 50 years ago - and will start work next month.
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Following his release, Emmert used the job training from prison to start work maintaining air-handling systems at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Iowa City, Iowa.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Inspectors from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) are due to start work in Douma, outside the Syrian capital on Saturday.
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The experience led her to start work on the podcast, but when she tried to get episodes on the radio, she got "rejection after rejection," she writes.
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Andra, which carried out research work via a research laboratory 500 meters underground, wants to start work on the site in 2022 and complete it by 2030.
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The Italian energy group, owned by France's EDF, has signed agreements to start work on the IGB pipeline connecting Greece and Bulgaria, the company said on Wednesday.
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"We expect ratification of the agreement by Greece's parliament by the end of the year to start work," Chief Executive Officer Patrick Pouyanne told Ta New newspaper.
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Once a budget deal is enacted, appropriators can start work on a package known as an "omnibus" that would fund the entire federal government through next September.
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"I start work at nine in the morning and there is no respite until seven in the evening," said Kokila, who declined to give her full name.
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He said the sides had also agreed to start work on a common understanding on what commitments would be necessary to effectively protect the 1998 peace deal.
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Two years ago representatives from Southern state tourism departments gathered at Georgia State University to start work on what would become the nation's first civil rights trail.
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"We've been offered false hope," said Hector Sanchez, who destroyed his marijuana plants to be part of a medical cooperative and is still waiting to start work.
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Mithi Journal MITHI, Pakistan — It was just another Friday morning when the brothers Dilip and Chandra Kumar opened the shutter on their grain store to start work.
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The headaches awaiting Trump and Congress will only grow more intense as lawmakers prepare to start work in earnest on the fiscal year 2020 government funding bills.
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So slow is the pace of Albania's public sector that almost two years after Parliament passed the law creating the commission, it has yet to start work.
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It's unclear why a special session would be required to roll back the law, because the new Congress would start work before the next president is inaugurated.
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The Hirlets wake at 7:30 each morning and start work around 10, following an unchanging daily rhythm that includes a break for lunch and afternoon naps.
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A CBA spokesman said ASIC staff would start work next week, which the Sydney Morning Herald said would make the bank the first to host the supervisors.
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" "I don't expect an immediate breakthrough but what I do hope is that we can start work as quickly as possible on the assurances that are necessary.
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Yet Obama's EPA continued to sit on the issue, even though the states and environmental NGOs were pleading with the agency to start work on power plants.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya's U.N.-backed unity government has accused authorities in Tripoli of closing down the capital's airspace to prevent it from traveling from Tunisia to start work.
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Or, should she be with more of a Beta guy, where she'll leave to start work and he can be home to take care of the kids more?
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Five new staffers will start work in Utah early next week, according to the source, and visits from surrogates will increase in the final weeks of the campaign.
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A hundred colonists land on the planet to start work that will take generations, while there are some who will fight to preserve the planet as it is.
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I decide to start a morning routine and set my alarm for 5:30 so I can stretch and set intentions for the day before I start work.
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Lopez Obrador said the new Congress, which will start work in September, would also be presented with an initiative to double the minimum wage in the Mexico-U.
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And as much as I love Goths I'm also excited to start work on the next video as I continue this series of Street Style, alternative fashion history.
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The companies, including the public engine maker Tumosan as well as BMC Otomotiv, Figes Fizik, Istanbul Denizcilik and Tusas Motor, will start work on the engine if selected.
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While a return to Wimbledon has been temporarily delayed by interference from City Hall, the aim is to start work on the new stadium as soon as possible.
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But a third of their candidates are so anxious over U.S. immigration policy that they either refuse to accept, or won't start work until their visa is approved.
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But the report also noted that Metro did not follow best planning practices because the agency believed it needed to start work immediately to address pressing safety concerns.
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He had signed up for an internship working for Unicef in Nepal, where he was scheduled to start work in early July, a letter from the organization confirmed.
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Fact-finding mission to start soon The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons tweeted Thursday that a team of its investigators will start work Saturday in Douma.
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AMSTERDAM, April 12 (Reuters) - Fact finders from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons are travelling to Syria and will start work on Saturday, the agency said.
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I love traveling the world, but I think this sabbatical will have to end soon, because people are starting to ask me when I could start work again.
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Now I start work at quarter to nine almost every day, I eat lunch at about the same hour, and I take an afternoon jog every day, too.
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However, the process will take only a short break before they start work on fiscal 2021, which could be a fraught topic as the presidential race heats up.
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Senators are set to start work on their fiscal 220006 government funding bills, including defense, with only weeks to go until the deadline to avoid a government shutdown.
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Her Commission is to start work immediately on a carbon border tax on polluting foreign firms in an effort to shelter EU businesses striving to become environmentally-friendly.
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A company called LCG Entertainment picked up the remaining pieces of Telltale earlier this year, promising to eventually start work on old Telltale games and potentially new ones.
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By keeping it un-timed, you're using your energy levels as a guide to when you should start work again, rather than a rigid set amount of time.
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Zander, 52, was chief designer at Sauber in 2006 and 2007 when they were owned by BMW and will start work with the Swiss-based team in early 2017.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's parliament on Thursday passed its long-delayed 2018 budget on Thursday, clearing the way for the minority Socialist government to start work on next year's accounts.
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The Japanese firm will sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Zambian government next Tuesday to start work on the projects in the first quarter of 2020, it said.
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Furthermore, he decided that rather than start work on a unique Senate proposal (as Democrats did in 2009), he'd wait and see what happened in the House of Representatives.
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Of course, Trump's view of migration makes it less likely that anyone will be able to start work on long-term solutions that might bear fruit down the road.
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RAMAPHOSA SAYS EXPECTS NEW SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT TRIBUNAL TO START WORK WITHIN NEXT FEW MONTHS TO FAST TRACK CIVIL CLAIMS WHICH ARE ESTIMATED TO BE AROUND 14.7 BLN RAND
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"This would be a good reason for the European Commission to start work on a proper regulatory framework governing the rules of virtual currencies" he said in a statement.
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The Spanish group, made up of church lawyers, will start work this week to prepare material for the meeting, the national bishops' conference said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Despite Save Lamu filing a last ditch legal bid to halt the project in Kenya's National Environment Tribunal in November, Amu Power still hopes to start work in March.
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Southern Copper would build the foundry and refinery in Ilo regardless of whether it can start work on its $1.4 billion Tia Maria copper project this year, Gonzalez said.
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"Later this week we start work with interested regulators, including colleagues across Europe, the U.S. and Far East, on a blueprint," Woolard told the Innovate Finance conference in London.
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To make it easier, a staff member slept in the newsroom most evenings, opening the emergency staircase from the inside so reporters could start work early the next day.
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The two companies agreed in principle in April to work together on the program, but say they need early funding so they can start work on new technologies required.
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Serious journalists today carry with them an awareness of this history — not necessarily the specifics, but the way the media's perception of the war matured — when they start work.
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This is odd because normally, the court would do both of those things — schedule a sentencing hearing and start work on a pre-sentencing report — at the same time.
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However, researchers knew that his younger brother Theo, moved to Brussels in 1873 at 15, to start work for the Belgian branch of the international art dealer Goupil & Cie.
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The family was poor, and Mr. Tsvangirai abandoned formal schooling early to start work, first as a textile weaver and then as a plant foreman in a nickel mine.
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Trump has vowed to start work quickly on the barrier along the nearly 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border to prevent illegal immigrants and drugs from crossing to the north.
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Cross says he'll soon start work on a follow-up to his 85033 Netflix special, "Making America Great Again!" and anticipates a spring comedy tour with his new material.
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GOP lawmakers are eager to start work on an ambitious legislative agenda after gaining control of both Congress and the White House for the first time in a decade.
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An environmental impact assessment commissioned by Lydian to get approval to start work in 2016 stated there would be no significant impacts on the environment and local water supplies.
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CHRIS JENKINSON has posters of wrestling stars on his walls, likes to cook burgers and is about to start work in the kitchens of a Hilton hotel in Surrey, England.
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Every morning before I sat down to start work, I channeled all my hatred and negative vibes into the hate jar, and all my self-love into the love jar.
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Hollande said he hoped the resolution, on which diplomats would start work on Friday, would serve as a basis for a lasting ceasefire and the start of broader peace talks.
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She now has 300 cooks ready to start work, having trialed the service successfully with 20 in the southern Libyan city of Sabha - among them 26-year-old Ekhlas Ekrim.
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At the end of last year, after coming home from too many days on the road, they went right into their practice space to start work on their sophomore album.
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He will start work in July at Senator, an 11-year-old hedge fund which specializes in so-called event-driven investing such as mergers, one of the sources added.
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Bill Flores said the lawmakers will get a package later today with more details, and that the plan is still for the committees to start work after next week's recess.
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The blue team would be the first to start work in the office the week of March 16, when all the plans go into effect, according to the Thursday memo.
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There was even a barge with a pile driver waiting in the river off the 255th Street location, ready to start work as soon as the details could be finalized.
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At his inauguration on Thursday, Tebboune offered dialogue with the protesters and pledged to start work soon on a new constitution that would limit presidents to two terms in office.
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By encouraging app developers to start work on AR now, Apple will have a two- or three-year head start on Google's Android operating system, says Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies.
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It has been repeatedly delayed, but the parliament is expected to convene on Monday amid intense Western pressure for Libyans to rally round the GNA and allow it to start work.
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"Typically people who have skills and passion, yet who are desperate for a job, don't ask too many questions, and are foolishly willing to start work without any written employment agreement."
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"Remarkably, we've only started work on the rink since last weekend, and our crew has been working hard to clean up the facility (and) start work on other parks," Efseaff said.
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On Monday, a top Italian court gave the go-ahead to start work on TAP, rejecting appeals by local authorities in the southern Puglia region who wanted to move the landfall.
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A Turkish drilling ship, the Fatih, started operations off the western coast of Cyprus in May and a second ship anchored off northeast Cyprus last week in preparation to start work.
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On a Facebook page dedicated to helping evacuees, a frequent complaint is about owners of burned houses having to pay for demolition, development and building permits before they can start work.
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Part-time shifts at Amazon tend to be only around four hours, making the alleged hour-and-change spent trying to just get inside and start work all the more egregious.
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He was placed on unusually short gardening leave, given his seniority, and it was announced in late August that he was due to start work at UBS on Tuesday, October 1.
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Romania plans to start work this year on its section of a new EU-backed natural gas pipeline to connect Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and Austria and ease reliance on Russian gas.
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Abe said he will instruct Economy Minister Nobuteru Ishihara on Tuesday to start work on compiling a fiscal stimulus package, but did not mention how much the size of spending will be.
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"We need concrete legislative measures," said Hamburg's Justice Minister Till Steffen and pressed Maas to start work on a draft law so that measures could be passed before federal elections next year.
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The trial's aim is to encourage them to start work without fear of losing benefits but some lawmakers and economists say the scheme is too expensive and narrow to yield credible conclusions.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will start work on clinical trials of an African swine fever vaccine, state media said on Friday, as the disease continues to spread through the world's biggest hog herd.
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Congress and Trump will have to work out a deal to increase discretionary spending caps on defense and nondefense spending before lawmakers can start work in earnest on the individual funding bills.
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Jace Taylor, 18, said he was expecting to start work this weekend as a camp counselor at Fircreek, a local day camp run by a faith-based nonprofit organization called The Firs.
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The U.N. deal aims to bring the sides together but the envisaged joint cabinet has been unable to set up in Tripoli and start work because of factional resistance on the ground.
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And Senators say that another law, the Constitution Appointments Clause, makes it clear that the Senate is required to confirm high-ranking federal government officials including Attorney General, before they start work.
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But if you start work when you get into your car, and not when you get to work because of autonomous driving, then an extra five minutes doesn't really matter as much.
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A source familiar with the talks told Reuters that although Washington and Ankara were still discussing the extent of the zone, they agreed to start work on one stretch of the border.
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The board issued three decisions that collectively allow Kinder to start work in British Columbia on the Burnaby Mountain tunnel entrance of its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, subject to other government permits.
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Western governments have been pushing for the unity government to start work, saying it holds the best hope for ending Libya's turmoil and tackling the growing threat posed by Islamic State militants.
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The proposed agreement would have allowed Marc Porter, who resigned in December as chairman of Christie's Americas, to start work as a chairman of Sotheby's new fine-art division, leading global business development.
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Repsol, which has a 51.75 percent stake in the project, signed a 384-million-euro rental contract for a rig to start work on a Vietnamese site in 2019, according to the statement.
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Patrick Conlon, the president of a bicycling safety group, Bike JC, and a member of the Vision Zero task force, said the city needs to start work soon to prevent any more deaths.
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Brazilian Health Minister Marcelo Castro said U.S. experts will travel to Brazil next week to start work on the development of a Zika vaccine and come up with a timetable for the effort.
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Troy Norton: I start work at 11 PM and get off at 7:30 AM, and then we work rotations—which means I'll work six days in a row with three days off.
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Vogel explained that company culture is the biggest victim of these transitions, with employees working extra hard to launch a new site only to pick up and start work on the next one.
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"The EU is ready to start work toward applying targeted measures for those members of the security forces involved in torture and other serious violations of human rights," Mogherini said in a statement.
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Repsol, which has a 51.75 percent stake in the project signed a 384 million euro rental contract for a rig to start work on a Vietnamese site in 2019, according to the statement.
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Iraq's oil ministry also invited an Angolan oil company to start work at two oil fields close to Mosul, which Islamic State withdrew from months ago, setting oil wells alight as they left.
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Set up programs recruiting young blacks away from the culture that has not served you well and start work programs even if this means leaving the cities that have become prisons in themselves.
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That debt will come due as Tesla needs more capital to increase Model 3 production and start work on new products, including an updated Roadster, a new Model Y vehicle and the Semi.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross easily won confirmation as U.S. commerce secretary on Monday, clearing President Donald Trump's top trade official to start work on renegotiating trade relationships with China and Mexico.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Regulators from across the world start work this week on a blueprint for a global "sandbox" or testing bed for new financial technology applications, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority said on Monday.
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University Minister Gaetano Manfredi said the government would let this year's medicine graduates start work some eight or nine months ahead of schedule and waive the mandatory exams they normally sit before qualifying.
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Now that the N.H.L. has awarded Seattle a team, the ownership group must start work on the redevelopment of the arena, open a practice facility and hire front-office employees and a coach.
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University Minister Gaetano Manfredi said the government would let this year's medicine graduates start work some eight or nine months ahead of schedule and waive the mandatory exams they normally sit before qualifying.
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A 100,000 member security force is due to start work by the opening ceremony on August 5, but Chiller said she had written to the Rio organizers asking for them to be mobilized sooner.
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Research has shown 16 and 17-year-olds are more likely to develop that habit of voting than 18-year-olds, who are often moving away from home to attend college or start work.
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After a court ruling on Tuesday, towns and municipalities said they would introduce bans for older, polluting vehicles only as a last resort - although Hamburg said it would immediately start work on implementing restrictions.
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More than a million migrants arrived in Germany over the last two years and many of them lack the language or vocational skills to start work immediately while legal constraints also play a role.
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The agency - which is not scheduled to start work until the 2022-23 fiscal year - would assess the effectiveness of new drugs, negotiate prices and recommend which medications represented the best value for money.
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Later in the day, Tesla posted a message on the company's website saying that Lattner had been hired as vice president of Autopilot software but did not say when he would start work there.
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As part of the European Green Deal, the Commission will start work immediately on a carbon border tax on polluting foreign firms in an effort to shelter EU businesses striving to become environmentally friendly.
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The House measure faces profound uncertainty in the Senate, where a handful of Republican senators immediately rejected it, signaling that they would start work on a new version of the bill virtually from scratch.
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JERUSALEM, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Israel's Energy Ministry has advised three energy companies not to start work on the Aphrodite gas field off Cyprus until the two countries reach agreement over ownership of the reserves.
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Not only was the gold rush the first of California's many booms; it shifted global perspectives, spurring Karl Marx to start work on "Das Kapital" and rekindling hopes of long-distance commerce across the Pacific.
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Adani announced on Monday it would start work in October on the project using A$400 million ($319 million) of its own funds, even as it looks to lock in financing for the controversial mine.
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Dassault Aviation and Airbus, which will build the jet that is expected to replace Dassault's Rafale and Germany's Eurofighters by 2024, will start work on the concept and architectures of the program, the source said.
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Dassault Aviation and Airbus, which will build the jet that is expected to replace Dassault's Rafale and Germany's Eurofighters by 2040, will start work on the concept and architectures of the program, the source said.
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He wasn't scheduled to start work for another few weeks, until after he was sworn into the state bar, but he had the giddiness of a man eager to try on his new professional identity.
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Duterte appointed Lopez in June, but confirmation hearings in the country usually take place long after ministers start work and members of Congress have this month been debating whether to confirm Lopez in her role.
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Fox and his U.S. counterpart, Robert Lighthizer, jointly chaired the first meeting of a U.S.-UK trade and investment working group, which will start work on a bilateral trade agreement between the countries after Brexit.
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The board then finalized the vehicle pollution rules for the state, set a mandate for zero-emission sales over the same time period, and ordered its staff to start work on targets for after 2025.
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She has trialed the service successfully in hometown Sabha, and says that 300 cooks are ready to start work when the app launches this month in Libya's second-largest city Benghazi, and the capital Tripoli.
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University Minister Gaetano Manfredi said the government would let this year's crop of medicine graduates start work some eight or nine months ahead of schedule and waive the mandatory exams they normally sit before qualifying.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's President Michel Temer said on Monday that he soon plans to start work on simplifying the country's tax code, following the government's successful passage last week of a landmark labor reform.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO), Congress's watchdog arm, told a group of Democratic senators last month that it would accept their request to do such a study and would start work in about four months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Swiss environmental expert will make a fact-finding trip this week to the site of the Vale dam disaster in Brazil to start work on setting new dam safety standards for miners.
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Panasonic's indoor delivery robot, HOSPI, will start work at its new job tomorrow: Helping guests at a hotel in Japan, where the robot will serve bottled water and announce the bus schedule in the lobby.
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Putin said Russia will start work on creating new missiles, including hypersonic ones, and told ministers not to initiate disarmament talks with Washington, accusing the United States of being slow to respond to such moves.
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But his crackdown on illegal immigration, stated dedication to start work on a border wall, and plans to pull funding from "sanctuary cities" as punishment for those jurisdictions protecting undocumented immigrants were all pure Trump.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's TAEK atomic energy authority on Monday granted Russian builder Rosatom a construction license to start work on the first unit of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant, the state-run Anadolu news agency said.
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The ministry said it had asked Formosa Ha Tinh to start work on introducing the dry system from the end of next month and it must complete the job by June 30, 2019, at the latest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross is expected to be easily confirmed as U.S. Commerce Secretary on Monday, clearing President Donald Trump's top trade official to start work on renegotiating trade relationships with China and Mexico.
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"It's all about turning the young generation into a generation which will have an hour at which they will start work, but no clock-off time," said Nikos Papageorgiou of the Athens union of restaurant workers.
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Martino was due to start work with the under-23 Olympic squad on Monday but found he had only a dozen footballers after leading clubs like River Plate and Boca Juniors refused to release their players.
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Once the United State suspends its obligations, the administration would have the "option" to start work that doesn't comply with the treaty, the official said, without definitely saying that such work will begin after Feb. 2.
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Even though Harry and Markle left the Royal Foundation to start work on their own charity later that year, William and Middleton continued to attend engagements for Shout without the duke and duchess by their side.
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To start work as a barber, cosmetologist or a massage therapist, for instance, states require a prospective worker to accomplish minimum training requirements, pass exams, meet age and grade requirements, and pay fees to the state.
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At a ceremony in Beijing on Thursday, China Wanda Group and the Yanan city government agreed to start work on a 12 billion yuan ($1.74 billion) "red tourism" project next year, the company said in a statement.
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Late on Thursday, Canada's National Energy Board (NEB) said Kinder Morgan Canada could start work on the $5.8 billion project without complying with certain bylaws from the city of Burnaby, British Columbia, through which the pipeline passes.
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Builders reported they were about to start work on 38,4000 new homes in the second quarter of 2018, the National House-Building Council, an industry body that insures about 80 percent of new construction, said on Thursday.
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The company's announcement on Wednesday reflects the urgent need for mobile operators to start work on the super-fast networks despite the lack of clear rulings from European governments on whether the gear is safe to use.
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A clear instruction had gone out to the country's embassies and trade bodies that they needed to start work on new trade deals ahead of Britain's exit from the 28-member bloc, he told parliament on Wednesday.
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Yet Foggy Bottom is scheduled to convene a meeting Tuesday to start work on the process, one of a "number of levels" the administration is working on ahead of the summit, White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders said Monday.
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In another sign plans for the new board are progressing, the financial news website Caixin reported that the Shanghai Stock Exchange had completed recruiting employees for the board and they were slated to start work in mid-March.
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Relan incubated Got It in one of his own accelerators, bootstrapping it with $120k to build the first app, before raising a $2.5M seed from Kinzon Capital in 203 to start work on the now launched KaaS platform.
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The CMA was also expecting to start work by the end of the year on rules governing dual-listings on the Saudi stock market that would be sent out for market feedback early in 2019, El Kuwaiz said.
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Many of the 1.1 million migrants who arrived in Germany last year will need to learn German and gain new qualifications before they can start work, he said, forecasting a rise in the jobless rate to 6.5 percent.
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In another sign plans for the new board are progressing, the financial news website Caixin reported that the Shanghai Stock Exchange had completed recruiting employees for the board and they were slated to start work in mid-March.
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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is still waiting for the green light from the Iraqi government to enter the city and start work to rebuild it, the resident representative for the organization in Iraq, Lise Grande said.
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The Orion crew capsule from the Constellation program was revived, and Congress instructed NASA to start work on the Space Launch System, a heavy-lift rocket similar to the one that would have been built for the moon.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A U.S. delegation has arrived in Turkey's southern province of Sanliurfa to start work on the establishment of a joint operations center to coordinate a planned safe zone in neighboring Syria, Turkish authorities said on Monday.
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And while awareness of the need to correct the imbalance is growing, social and economic pressures mean many are still pushed into other areas or expected to start work straight after school rather than going into higher education.
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It has won the backing of factions in western Libya and on Monday the GNA's leadership issued a statement commissioning its ministers to start work in a caretaker basis in Tripoli, until they take the oath of office.
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EU governments have been hesitating for months, fearful of derailing peace efforts, but Western powers recognized a unity cabinet as Libya's only legitimate government on Sunday, and are pushing for it to move to Tripoli and start work.
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Rishi Sunak, a deputy finance minister, said the government aimed to re-submit the Withdrawal Agreement Bill to parliament for ratification before Christmas to allow ministers to start work on other priorities such as "levelling up" the country.
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He lamented that it can take two or three years to get a permit to even start work on a new cell site in the United States, and that the process moves along a lot faster in China.
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EU governments have been hesitating for months, fearful of derailing peace efforts, but Western powers recognised a unity cabinet as Libya's only legitimate government on Sunday, and are pushing for it to move to Tripoli and start work.
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Related: Canadian Oil Companies Start Work Again Around Fire-Ravaged Fort McMurray The blaze drew international attention after it forced the evacuation of more than 80,000 people in and around Fort McMurray, the hub of the Canadian oil sands.
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But Western powers have been pushing hard for the unity government to start work, hoping that it will be able to tackle the threat from Islamic State, both by drawing together Libyan armed factions, and by requesting international help.
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Last month, he announced that his interpreter, Sharon Choi, is also a director, and as reporters shared on Twitter last night, Choi plans to start work on a film of her own as soon as Parasite's award season ends.
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Markus Ferber, a senior German lawmaker in the European parliament, said in a statement that Facebook's new coin should put "regulators on high alert" and called on the European Commission to start work on regulatory framework for virtual currencies.
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The prosecutors said that in November 2006 NEK's chief executives signed a 193 million euro agreement with the Russian company to start work on the project in breach of public procurement laws and before the plant's financing was agreed.
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Just like Guardiola in 2013 when he also succeeded Heynckes, Kovac could potentially start work after what could turn out to be a treble-winning campaign, with Bayern having already secured the Bundesliga title, their sixth consecutive league crown.
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Markus Ferber, a senior German lawmaker in the European parliament, said in a statement that Facebook's new coin should put "regulators on high alert" and called on the European Commision to start work on regulatory framework for virtual currencies.
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If the company reaches its stretch goal, it'll start work on making Blipcast for public spaces — so that you'd be able to selectively tune in to a particular audio stream at your local sports bar showing multiple simultaneous games.
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"This step will take all the time necessary for performing a comprehensive and solid assessment," he said, adding that this phase had to be successfully completed before the bank could start work on the possible structure of a deal.
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It's time to close the regulatory loophole that allowed the former FinCEN Director Jennifer Shasky Calvery to leave her position as the U.S. Treasury Department's top anti-money laundering official and almost immediately start work at financial giant HSBC.
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Within days, the commission will start work on its first case, the assassination last month of Berta Cáceres, a prominent environmental and indigenous rights activist who was fighting a powerful Honduran company over a dam project on community land.
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LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Three separate research teams are to start work on developing potential vaccines against the new coronavirus that is causing a disease epidemic in China, a global coalition set up to fight diseases said on Thursday.
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NEW CARBON AND EMISSIONS TAXES As part of the European Green Deal, the Commission will start work immediately on a carbon border tax on polluting foreign firms in an effort to shelter EU businesses striving to become environmentally friendly.
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With a definitive agreement in place, France's PSA and Italian-American Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) will now start work on how to reach a target of cutting costs by 3.7 billion euros ($4.1 billion) each year without closing factories.
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The Russian military should start work on creating land-based launch systems for an existing ship-launched cruise missile, the Kalibr, and for longer-range hypersonic missiles which travel at least five times the speed of sound, he said.
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" The office of British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who traveled to OPCW headquarters in The Hague on Tuesday to push for the proposal, said the organization "will immediately start work to help identify those responsible for chemical attacks in Syria.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - SUAL Partners, a co-owner of Russian aluminum producer Rusal, said on Monday that Rusal's board and shareholders needed to start work as soon as possible on a new strategy after the company was hit by U.S. sanctions.
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Sony's PlayStation Now continues to add titles to its service, French startup Blade's streaming service is expanding availability this week in the U.S. and EA itself announced at E3 this summer plans to start work on its own streaming service.
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China, the world's largest pork producer, which has also been hit by the virus, said on Friday it will start work on clinical trials of a vaccine for African swine fever, which is fatal to animals but not harmful to humans.
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First, there is the holistic (and rare) luxury of having everything under one roof: the dancers arrive early, use the gym, take a company warm-up class and move seamlessly into one of the three capacious studios to start work.
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Some domestic workers will return to the Philippines without having made any money—and because common fees range from training school to paying the employment agency that brokers their contracts, their debt could be insurmountable before they even start work.
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Investigators from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons are traveling to Syria to determine whether a toxic gas was used in the town of Douma, the site of the April 7 incident, and will start work on Saturday.
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The new rules seek to prevent a similar tragedy by providing all pilots with access to a support program in case of mental health problems and by making European airlines perform a psychological assessment of pilots before they start work.
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This year, the south Texas port received $36 million from the U.S. federal government to start work on a $335 million expansion that would allow Corpus Christi by 2021 to accept tankers with capacity of 1 million barrels of oil .
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Libya's internationally recognized parliament, which was forced out of the capital by factional violence, failed to vote for a unity government this week, but a majority of members restated their support and urged it to start work.
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LONDON, May 2 (Reuters) - Carrying a bundle of newspapers, former British finance minister George Osborne turned up on Tuesday to start work as a journalist, following last month's shock announcement that he would take the reins of London's main daily paper.
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Numerous discussions and arrangements led Allen to relocate from Chicago to the East Coast to start work on the project, but Allen tells Creators that his plans changed during the final board meeting to discuss the details of the project.
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Recent research showing stronger links between an enterovirus and the polio-like illness called acute flaccid myelitis has led the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to start work on an EV-D713 vaccine, director Anthony Fauci tells Axios.
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With a definitive agreement in place, the France's PSA and Italian-American Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) will now start work on how to reach a target of cutting costs by 3.7 billion euros ($4.1 billion) each year without closing factories.
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He gave little reason to believe there was any real long-term strategy behind the comment, which was oddly timed since a major member of the national security team, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, did not start work until Thursday.
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People familiar with the matter told The Hill this month that before the deadline hits the EPA plans to roll out a formal proposal to repeal the rule and start work on a weaker replacement regulation on carbon from power plants.
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We funded the initial down payment of $106,000, but we'll be start work literally on Monday on not only some new wall -- not enough but we're working on that very quickly -- but also fixing existing walls and fixing acceptable fences.
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However, the council said in a statement on Saturday that a document signed by a majority of HOR members backing the new government, as well as support from the group that signed the U.N.-backed deal, represented a "green light to start work".
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"This pipeline shall not pass" is spray painted on a road near a camp setup by protesters blocking the entrance to a trail on Burnaby Mountain where Kinder Morgan was preparing to start work for its Trans Mountain expansion project, Burnaby, B.C., Nov.
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In a separate round of rule changes, Treasury agreed to loosen rules governing how quickly developers had to start work on opportunity zone projects and how much money they had to spend — both revisions that the Milken Institute, among many others, had sought.
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The comments come amid growing signs of a rift between Britain and the rest of Europe in defence and security as Britain is excluded from work on the Galileo satellite programme and France and Germany start work alone on a new combat jet.
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Once they start work, they must take part in monthly counselling sessions and are encouraged to take regular breaks around the picnic tables in the airy kitchen or in a "chill-out room" with primary-coloured bunting and a ping-pong table.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - India's Adani Enterprises said on Monday it will start work in October on its Carmichael coal project in Australia using A$400 million ($317 million) of its own funds, even as it looks to lock in financing for the controversial mine.
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"If Facebook will expose its two billion users to the risks of virtual currencies, this would be a good reason for the European Commission to start work on a proper regulatory framework governing the rules of virtual currencies" he said in a statement.
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The market is expected to quickly move past the fallout from the House's failure to vote on a plan to replace Obamacare, and watch the play by play on President Donald Trump's promise to start work on reducing corporate and individual taxes.
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BERLIN, March 5 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed a decisive vote by Social Democrat (SPD) members to join a coalition with her conservatives and said the new government needed to start work quickly to tackle issues such as international trade policy.
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My job is to make sure you don't have to wait 3 weeks to see your GP, and we start work this week with 20 new hospital upgrades, and ensuring that money for the NHS really does get to the front line.
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Life Care Center, in an upscale, wooded neighborhood less than a mile from Lake Washington's popular Juanita Beach Park, said in a statement released Monday that it is screening workers before they start work and after and has suspended visits and new admissions.
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The California Teachers Association vociferously resisted the change, citing the financial burden on schools as they adjust to the new hours, as well as the burden on parents who work as labourers or in the service industry, and cannot start work later.
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The measures will include requiring non-governmental organizations to register and be vetted by the government before they can start work, and to submit monthly reports that include the amount and source of their fund-raising and the number of people they assist.
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Builders reported plans to start work on 217 percent fewer homes in London in the three months to June than a year before, the National House-Building Council, an industry body that insures about 423 percent of new construction, said on Thursday.
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Zalando wants to start work on large centres in Italy and Poland in the next six months to lift its sales capacity to 220 billion euros eventually from the 21.1 billion covered by current projects, co-chief executive Rubin Ritter said on Thursday.
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"So that means we have to start work on it over the next couple of years, so we can see a lot more movement," Coleman said, adding that the project partners are still working out the right structure to develop the project.
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France's PSA and Italian-American Fiat Chrysler (FCA), which are yet to decide on a name for their new company, will now start work on delivering their pledge to cut costs by 211 billion euros ($21 billion) a year without closing factories.
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In my view this doesn't really pose much of a threat because - as I said after the European elections - our goal should be to find a solution by the time the European Parliament convenes for the first time so we can start work quickly.
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The Economic Daily News reported that the design of the iPhone 7 was more complex than previous models, which meant that suppliers needed to start work on the new phone's parts earlier than on previous iterations, which assembling staff needed more training than previous.
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On Friday, the California Air Resources Board in a unanimous vote finalized 2022-2025 vehicle pollution rules for the state, set a mandate for zero-emission sales over the same time period, and ordered its staff to start work on targets for after 2025.
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And while I have approximately zero idea of how to knit or crochet, with winter rapidly approaching, now feels like the perfect time to swing by a craft store, break out some yarn and needles, and start work on my own Penrose triangle blanket.
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Fisher & Paykel, which produces devices including masks for treating sleep apnea and humidifiers for mechanical ventilation, is scheduled to start work this year on a second factory in Mexico, where it currently employs about 700 people and produces almost a third of its products.
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That builds on a trend in recent years of private-equity firms extending offers for associate-level positions to analysts at investment banks almost as soon as they start work after college, nearly two years ahead of their official start date, business-school advisers said.
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The three brothers had flown back on their private jet to start work on the temple, a 125-foot monument of pink sandstone and white marble that would tower over the tiny place where their father used to ride his bicycle to pray every day.
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Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), who is spearheading the legislation, told reporters that he will roll out the bill as early as Tuesday and wants to try to get it attached to a defense policy bill that the Senate will start work on later this week.
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Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, which produces devices including masks for treating sleep apnea and humidifiers for mechanical ventilation, is scheduled to start work this year on a second factory in Mexico, where it currently employs about 700 people and produces almost a third of its products.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Reuters) - South Korean steelmaker POSCO has asked the eastern state of Odisha in India to take back the land it was allotted for a $12 billion steel project as it has not been able to start work, two senior state officials said.
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WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday said it will start work by the end of the year on a long-awaited plan to set national drinking-water limits for two harmful chemicals linked to cancer, low infant birth weight and other health issues.
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Pro Tech Foudre, which was to start work removing the lightning rod that ran down from the spire's top, described Europe Echafaudage as a reputable company with a strong safety record and experience working on prestigious sites, including the Pantheon and Louvre museum in Paris.
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PARIS, July 4 (Reuters) - Compagnie Generale Des Etablissements Michelin Sca * Says plans to build high-end tire plant in Mexico * Says plant requires investment of $510 million * Says to start work on it in H2 2016 Source text: here Further company coverage: (Reporting by Andrew Callus)
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Until recently, the figure would have been fewer than 20, he said, but the prison recently began having night shift workers start work earlier and the day shift stay later, so they would both be on hand while prisoners are counted and locked up for the night.
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"Sadly, following a change in ownership and subsequent restructuring, Tim Munk parted ways with Plutus Payroll along with Tim Fox and Chris Long to start work on their own business venture -- more in-line with the ethos of a better customer experience," Munk says on LinkedIn.
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BHUBANESWAR, India, March 18 (Reuters) - South Korean steelmaker POSCO has asked the eastern state of Odisha in India to take back land it acquired for a $12 billion steel project as it has not been able to start work, two senior state officials said on Saturday.
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For instance, at the Palmetto Project, Quenga decided to lay off two people, told four people who were supposed to start work on Tuesday not to, transitioned seven full-time employees to part-time and cut salaries for about five employees by one-fifth, including herself.
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That's when Airbnb's former head of data science, Riley Newman, left the firm to start work on a venture firm, quickly enlisting the help of his colleague of several years, Sara Adler (Airbnb's former head of corporate development) and former Madrona Venture Group principal David Rosenthal.
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I'm trying to carry on with my solo record as well, and trying to work on a full album for the Bastard Sons, and then, if the music goes good next year, then I'll start work in 2018 on my book of all the funny Motörhead stuff.
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On Friday, Mr. Holder said in a statement that he was still concerned about the amendment's protections for minorities, and said he worried that there would be too little time for an independent panel to be assembled and start work before redistricting begins in early 2021.
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Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser told the media just last week that the mammoth company would list on the Riyadh stock exchange "very soon" as bankers from J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and Citigroup met in Dubai to kick-start work on the gigantic offering.
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If he pulls off the mission, Hughes told the AP, he plans to start work on a rocket that will take him even higher, hoping to eventually make it to space and see the big, flat Necco wafer that is our planet with his own eyes.
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"I don't expect an immediate breakthrough but what I do hope is that we can start work as quickly as possible on the assurances that are necessary," May said, confirming that she told lawmakers on Wednesday that she would not lead her Conservative Party into the next election.
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THE RISE OF GEO-ENGINEERING Scientists around the world start work this year on a special report, due out in 2018, on potential ways to hold average global temperature increases to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, an ambitious goal of the Paris Agreement to address climate change.
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Kandice Mason told BuzzFeed News she was preparing to start work as a sixth-grade English and language arts teacher at West Hoke County Middle School in Raeford, North Carolina, when she was suspended because administrators objected to the pole dancing videos she posted on her personal Facebook page.
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Speaking as Trump gave orders to start work on the wall along the 2,000-mile (3,200-km) border with Mexico, two-time presidential runner-up and leftist opposition leader Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said the announcement was an insult to his country and called for international legal action.
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Following that visit, I needed to drive to Chicago to start work at the Chicago Tribune, and it so happens that Route 66 "runs from Chicago to L.A." The idea to document my trip using the can-cameras suddenly occurred to me, it wasn't particularly well thought out.
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While Israelis and Palestinians alike are uncertain what Trump will ask of them, experts believe he will be looking to coax them to make an explicit commitment to return to the table without pre-conditions, start work on a timetable for talks and consider mutual "confidence-building" steps.
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Hemsley said barring a clear signal that Britain would have full access to the single European market, Bats would start work on a second base next year, with Dublin being one of the more attractive locations in the EU. The EU passporting arrangements have been central to Bats success.
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"The stocks of finished products and stocks of purchases indices showed increases in the range that indicates economic expansion, reflecting that companies were making active preparations to start work in March," Zhengsheng Zhong, Director of Macroeconomic Analysis at CEBM Group, said in a note accompanying the Caixin release.
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The high price investors have put on Tesla's shares has allowed Musk to expand U.S. production, invest in building out a vehicle charging network and start work on new models including a small sport utility vehicle, a new Roadster and a semi-truck even as the company burned cash.
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Reuters reported earlier this month that Boeing is nearing a decision to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to preserve its F/A-18 fighter jet line and start work on 28 F/A-18 fighter jets for Kuwait while it waits for the Obama administration to approve the deal.
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The deal with Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT) includes agreements with both the North Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) and the Illinois' Department of Transportation (IDOT) to start work on a feasibility study, the first step of determining whether it's even possible to build a route before beginning work in earnest.
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In August, Britain said its UK Space Agency, with support from the Ministry of Defence, would start work on an alternative satellite system to Galileo to ensure its national security if it were barred from equal access to the EU programme after Brexit, setting aside 92 million pounds for it.
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Akufo-Addo said the government would build a dam in every village to enable year-round agriculture, start work this year on a railway line connecting the port city of Takoradi to northern Ghana and tackle the problem of joblessness for young people, which he described as a "time bomb".
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The government says it needs to rejig $100 billion in debt, including $44 billion in loans to the fund, Argentina's biggest single creditor, which has sent a team of economists to Buenos Aires to start work on a deal to provide enough debt relief to allow the economy to start growing.
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She would arrive at around 7 AM, delivering parcels around London until 4 PM. Hayley alleges she would arrive at work every day to find her loading bay packed with large, empty boxes and crates—up to 50 at busy times like Christmas—that she had to remove before she could start work.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 8 (Reuters) - The EU will start work immediately on a tax on polluting foreign firms in an effort to shelter EU businesses striving to meet a goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050, the senior official who will be responsible for climate issues in the new European Commission said on Tuesday.
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After all, on the best TV shows, often the writers are the biggest fans of the material, and Matalas and his team might feel the temptation to start work on a fifth season of the show tomorrow, despite the unlikelihood that they could keep finding new ways to twist this story forever and ever.
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The two companies agreed in principle in April to work together on an ambitious Franco-German program to design a new warplane, but are anxious to get some early funding so they can start work on new technologies required for the multi-billion project - with a goal of fielding a new aircraft around 2040.
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College football fans can be a wonderfully passionate and paranoid bunch, so here's some full disclosure: I am going to start work soon on a book for Macmillan: St. Martin's Press about the 50-year old analytics behind the University of Alabama football recruiting process and how the program sorts through high school players.
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A couple of weeks ago, it opened a coffee bar in the Hanley Building on the Upper East Side, and now it will start work on a 7,000-square-foot restaurant and cafe on two floors in the Brookfield Place development near the World Trade Center, to open next year: 200 Vesey Street (West Street).
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Tesla also confirmed that it would start work on a production program for its Model Y crossover vehicle in its Shanghai Gigafactory, the only production factory outside of the U.S. Production for its Model 3 — a sedan that was announced before the Model Y back in 2016 — only started in October in the Shanghai factory.
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In an ideal scenario, his White House staff should be in place, and the 100 highest-ranking government agency officials — the cabinet, plus a range of defense, homeland security, disaster and pandemic response officials — should be ready to start work the moment Mr. Trump puts his hand on the Bible, to guard the nation from vulnerability during the transfer of power.
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On busy days, my web-watching might comprise little more than a brief reconnaissance of my garden before I start work: here a web dotted in fresh prey, its owner happily sated by its breakfast of liquefied aphid innards; there one damaged by some nocturnal disturbance, its owner half-concealed on a stem of honeysuckle, already busy planning a replacement.
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The Pentagon will start work on making parts for ground-launched cruise missile systems that would fall within the limits of a treaty President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE suspended compliance with last month, a spokeswoman said Monday.
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His FCC is expected to be anti-net neutrality, and his overall views on privacy and security recently prompted the Internet Archive to start work on a backup outside the US. Nonetheless, tech CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos have expressed willingness to work with Trump, and Thiel will likely serve as an intermediary — even if his public Trump support before the election made him an outlier in Silicon Valley.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE pressed two GOP senators on funding for his controversial U.S.-Mexico border wall during a White House meeting on Monday as the Senate prepares to start work on legislation funding the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Sen.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) called the Russia sanctions package an "important issue" but maintained talks about moving a budget to start work on tax reform would be a top priority for Republicans over the upcoming recess.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), who is spearheading the legislation, told reporters that he will roll out the bill as early as Tuesday and wants to try to get it attached to a defense policy bill that the Senate will start work on later this week.
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