"Nathan is to have supervised visits and only supervised by Doris," she said, noting Griffith's mother.
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"Nathan is to have supervised visits and only supervised by Doris," she said, referring to Griffith's mother.
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Remember, kids should always be supervised around animals, but even if they're being supervised, it only takes an instant for something to happen.
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That process is very broadly known as supervised learning, and in some cases it's paired with other, more autonomous techniques in what's known as semi-supervised learning.
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Tight Control and Supervision: JWC is directly managed, supervised and owned by its parent group, which is in turn managed and supervised by the Jinan Finance Bureau.
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It's one of six so-called overdose prevention sites (alternately known as supervised consumption sites or supervised injection sites) to open up in the city since 2016.
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The first: Plenty of people who use drugs would rather not be supervised while doing so, and are never going to supervised injection sites to begin with.
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As long as the economy is growing and asset prices are generally rising, a poorly supervised banking sector is just as good as a well-supervised one.
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Some banks are thinking of complementing or even replacing their licensed subsidiaries with investment firms or branches, which are supervised by national watchdogs or not supervised as banks, she said.
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During the overnight shift, an entire dormitory of women was sometimes supervised by only a single male correctional officer, who was sometimes in turn, supervised by a male lieutenant, inmates said.
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Anderson Jr. was supervised for the weekend by his dad.
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Don't know the difference between supervised and unsupervised artificial intelligence?
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They said he would be supervised, for life, in Brooklyn.
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She will spend the next five years on supervised release.
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And supervised injection facilities are similarly linked to improved health.
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Meanwhile, the defense asked for five years of supervised probation.
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DeLemus was also sentenced to three years of supervised release.
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The most pressing requirement is for a properly supervised election.
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Coscia also was sentenced to two years of supervised release.
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And they were both supervised by the same person: Clovis.
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The defense had asked for 5 years of supervised probation.
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She can only have supervised contact with her own children.
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All three will remain supervised at their homes outside Pennsylvania.
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Reinforcement learning sits somewhere in between supervised and unsupervised learning.
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Kodak's also been sentenced to 3 years of supervised release.
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It will be converted to one year of supervised probation.
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Anthony is under supervised release, so that wouldn't be crazy.
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Also consider whether you prefer to be autonomous or supervised.
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He was often supervised by older siblings, and felt abandoned.
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Mr. Mollo supervised the creation of about 3,000 military uniforms.
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Her mother, the former Shafiqa Sharifi, supervised a clothing factory.
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With supervised consumption sites, though, scale is a big problem.
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They've supervised thousands of injections, without a single overdose death.
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The testing itself will be supervised by the State Police.
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That city could establish the nation's first supervised injection site.
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Kaplan told PEOPLE Spears' visits are required to be supervised.
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San Francisco and New York are also considering supervised sites.
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He was also sentenced to five years of supervised release.
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He could also be subjected to supervised release or fines.
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More recently, I supervised the prisoners from "Project Pathfinder" takedown.
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Until last March, I had never been supervised by a woman.
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Debelius also sentenced O'Callaghan to serve three years of supervised probation.
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He now will be free on supervised release for one year.
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Insite is the first legal supervised consumption site in North America.
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Other kids have affairs, get in fights, indulge in supervised hedonism.
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The retailer anticipates completing the court-supervised process by early January.
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Once Manafort is released, he'll spend three years on supervised release.
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As Latvia's third biggest lender, ABLV is supervised by the ECB.
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He was supervised, he walked in, played 220 minutes and left.
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Again, Mueller was appointed and supervised by a Republican Trump appointee.
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The defendant was also sentenced to 20 years of supervised release.
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Pitt initially agreed to weekly supervised visits with their six kids.
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" And in Settings, a new message elaborates, "This iPhone is supervised.
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I had supervised her as she transitioned into practice from fellowship.
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But as Demis Hassabis, Deepmind's boss, observes, supervised learning has limits.
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Sometimes you supervise the way you wish people had supervised you.
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But the supervised injection program has divided local law enforcement officials.
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Per the most recent data available, PredPol uses supervised machine learning.
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Supervised consumption sites take a tamer, but similar, harm-reduction approach.
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Ms. Brown, 30, will be released to supervised parole on Aug.
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Before being chosen as chief superintendent, he supervised the night shift.
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Research could inform how clergymen are recruited, screened, trained and supervised.
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She said her office also conducted supervised voting at nursing homes.
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Elections were organized and supervised by partisans brazenly angling for advantage.
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Montreal has opened several supervised injection sites in the last year.
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The Goop staff goes to Jamaica for the supervised psilocybin trip.
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That will mark the first federally supervised options venue for bitcoin.
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Ms. Galligan, who supervised the F.B.I.'s investigation of the Sept.
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We now have two Bitcoin futures trading in our supervised markets.
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After his detention, Olivieri will face three years of supervised release.
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The report did note, however, that the trial was medically supervised.
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It is wholly owned and supervised by the Guangzhou municipal government.
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Supervised by her mother, she had made $30 in an hour.
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She also will be placed on supervised release for one year.
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They also did supervised one-hour workouts three times a week.
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N - * Toys R Us Inc commences court-supervised processes to implement financial restructuring * Toys R Us Inc commences court-supervised processes to implement financial restructuring * Toys R Us Inc - Files voluntary Chapter 11 petitions in u.s.
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First, US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein published a New York Times op-ed in which he criticized supervised consumption sites, which are also known as safe injection sites, medically supervised consumption sites, and many other names.
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His sentencing order said he will have three years of supervised release.
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The retailer it anticipates completing the court-supervised process by early January.
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Once he's out of prison, he'll have 3 years of supervised release.
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After his release, Cohen will be on supervised release for three years.
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So despite the federal opposition, they're moving ahead with supervised consumption sites.
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Vandemoer was sentenced to two years supervised release and a $10,000 fine.
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Beyond the occasional highly supervised meal, they chose not to take action.
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It is being supervised by the Catholic Church and the United Nations.
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In the 1980s, some states started allowing marijuana in supervised clinical trials.
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She was permitted to have supervised access to her daughter at first.
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Teresa's approval is complicated due to the rules of her supervised release.
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Teresa's approval was complicated due to the rules of her supervised release.
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Kirkuk is the only field supervised by the government in the north.
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He was released in July 2016, but was still on supervised parole.
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I supervised a small staff that oversaw administration of its Justice Division.
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Academic testing supervised by an oversight group would also work, Caplan said.
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Williams served four months in prison and two years of supervised release.
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A. is an orphan in an institution of orphans supervised by Goodman.
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When it comes to supervised consumption sites, federal decisionmakers have several options.
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He also was sentenced to a year of supervised probation after release.
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For more on the research for supervised consumption sites, read Vox's explainer.
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She will be transferred to a supervised rehabilitation program later this month.
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Let's look at a very simple, yet effective, procedure called supervised learning.
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But Mr. Grossman stayed for nearly two more years and supervised layoffs.
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He supervised dozens of schools and traveled on a government-issued motorcycle.
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MT-C licensees would be supervised by residents or more senior staff.
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Supervised injection sites for heroin users have prevented overdose deaths in Canada.
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Menus are developed and supervised by nutritionists from municipality or state governments.
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Traditional courtship evolved from a family-supervised affair to a personal choice.
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Supervised learning is a trial-and-error process based on labeled data.
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At other school events, the band will be supervised by Columbia College.
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She would then be placed on supervised probation for another 10 years.
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Finnerty supervised the creation of the Zappa and Dio holograms for Eyellusion.
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Pirates of the Caribbean was the last ride supervised by Walt Disney.
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Mr. Ford and Mr. Echevarria were deportation officers who supervised unauthorized immigrants.
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The road they helped to pave with Baha, who supervised its completion.
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And here's the thing: Studies consistently show that supervised consumption facilities work.
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Previously, the pair saw each other twice a week during supervised visits.
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Not all doctors are as prepared as Paulman and the residents he supervised.
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Lindsey was sentenced to 10 years of supervised probation, followed by unsupervised probation.
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After completing his prison sentence, Bennett will serve three years on supervised release.
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France's Socialist government pushed legislation permitting supervised injection centers through parliament last year.
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After his prison term, he&aposll be on supervised release for three years.
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The 86-year-old will now be on supervised probation for 10 years.
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These two approaches to "supervised learning" have led to breakthroughs in artificial intelligence.
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Deese had supervised Judge for several years but knew him for much longer.
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Most of the points were straightforward: Submit a report for each employee supervised.
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Windy City Sports Academy is holding a supervised open gym with coaches present.
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Now that she's out of prison, she'll undergo a year of supervised release.
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Parents will also be able to manage in-app purchases on supervised accounts.
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Hasson's defense attorney will propose options for supervised release at a future hearing.
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That's not to say that the research on supervised consumption sites is perfect.
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But Gary Lindsey had supervised probation reinstated during a hearing several weeks ago.
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Limitations included that the studies analyzed were only ones where exercise was supervised.
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It's just that it was accurate long before supervised injection sites existed there.
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They also say past elections he supervised as interior minister were not fair.
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They now look at Insite [supervised consumption sites] as part of the package.
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Besides the prison term, Trenga sentenced him to 10 years of supervised release.
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The "supervised release" excludes those convicted of terrorism, murder, violent or sexual crimes.
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Or are these operations limited and well supervised by other branches of government?
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Patients with back pain may also include yoga, massage or supervised exercise therapy.
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The Washington Post looks at cities that want to open supervised injection facilities.
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Prior to Strzok's demotion, he had worked and supervised innumerable high-profile cases.
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As the chief clinical officer at Partners HealthCare, Meyer supervised the software upgrade.
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Itten supervised his students in maintaining vegetarian diets, fasting, and purging with laxatives.
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Dr. Schultz's curiosity took him beyond the scores of field investigations he supervised.
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Advocates have pushed supervised consumption sites in response to the worsening opioid epidemic.
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It's called "supervised injectable opioid assisted treatment," otherwise known as heroin-assisted treatment.
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The companion to supervised learning, as you might guess, is called unsupervised learning.
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Having failed to guarantee them daily security, the police nonetheless supervised their moves.
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The workers she supervised refused to talk to her and ignored her instructions.
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Rising influence: China's vision of a government-supervised internet reverberates in other countries.
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" Humphreys guessed that the likely truth is supervised consumption sites work "really little.
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Afterward, Kosovo spent nine years under United Nations control, an internationally supervised limbo.
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A former DeVry dean supervised the very unit that is now being dismantled.
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Recovering addicts lived together after treatment in supervised apartments or single-family homes.
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She faces three years of supervised released once she completes her prison sentence.
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Stephen Franko who supervised officers handling the case, were fired earlier this summer.
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But for institutional reform cases, courts approved consent decrees and supervised their fulfillment.
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His brother's finances, supervised by the court, have more of a paper trail.
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Under the new rules, many may face supervised quarantine away from their families.
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"This airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys."
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Yet there is a potent weapon that we're ignoring: the supervised injection room.
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For decades, federal judges have reflexively imposed a litany of supervised release conditions.
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It expects to complete the court-supervised Chapter 11 process by early January.
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For the youngest applicants to Avenues, the admissions process includes a supervised playgroup.
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This can include placing the immigrants with sponsors or supervised homes, NIJC said.
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Gotabaya Rajapaksa, the new president, supervised the Sri Lankan offensive against the Tamils.
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There are currently no legally sanctioned supervised injection sites in the United States.
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But so far, supervised release has not been an option in these cases.
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Those include supervised release, travel restrictions and, for some serious offenses, electronic monitoring.
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The supervised, psychotherapy-focused setting is crucial to MDMA's success as a medication.
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Mr. Almena, she said, is expected to be sentenced to nine years in prison and three years on so-called supervised release; Mr. Harris is expected to be sentenced to six years in prison and four years of supervised release.
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After Papadopoulos gets out of prison, he'll be on supervised release for 12 months.
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Under the temporary agreement, Jolie retains physical custody and Pitt is given supervised visits.
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Battery charging should always be supervised by adults because chargers and adapters can burn.
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He will serve three years of supervised release as well as forfeiting $26 million.
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Carrion's sentence includes a year of house arrest and 10 years of supervised release.
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That deal can then be topped by other suitors in a court-supervised auction.
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Additionally, prosecutors are recommending a fine of $20,000 and 12 months of supervised release.
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There's some research, as the EMCDDA found, that supervised consumption sites can do this.
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Reports emerged Thursday that several U.S. officials believe Putin personally supervised the hacking operation.
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They also will undergo three years of supervised release once their sentences are completed.
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Vancouver's supervised injection site alone has rescued people from more than 6,000 potential overdoses.
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In fact, Jeremy wants Sonni to have supervised visitation because he believes she's unstable.
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Less clear is whether, as he argues, they actually ordered and supervised the operation.
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Patel supervised the sometimes violent incorporation of Muslim-run princely states into India proper.
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The team expanded upon existing question generators by combining supervised learning with reinforcement learning.
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Rabbits might seem the last species on earth that would require human-supervised dating.
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Yet many officers admit, mostly in private, that they are poorly trained and supervised.
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To train the system in a new domain, we use real-time supervised training.
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They'll have had no time to practice online communication in a more supervised environment.
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I also supervised killer whale training at a marine park on the French Riviera.
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In the eight countries that allow supervised injection facilities, the results have been clear.
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He led the investigation and supervised the prosecution that brought Timothy McVeigh to justice.
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Tightly Controlled and Supervised: GCI is controlled directly by Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Regional Government.
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She's filed new court docs demanding sole custody with Hill only getting supervised visits.
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The ferry should have been supervised, and checked if it was seaworthy or not.
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There's apparently another somewhere, one whose creation Bernard supervised but whose identity he's forgotten.
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When his prison sentence is over, he'll be under supervised release for one year.
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But the North has nevertheless pushed ahead with its missile program, supervised by Kim.
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Partly for this reason, supervised coursework is to be phased out from this year.
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Kids who want to play in the front seat are supposed to be supervised.
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By 2010, more than 10,000 federal inmates were locked up for violating their supervised
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Introducing kids to running should be a gradual and supervised process, Dr. Fisher said.
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Before his death, Castile supervised the nutrition program at J.J. Hill School, Koppen said.
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"They were stunned to see the police," said Mr. Manere, who supervised the raid.
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Falcinelli, an Italian, supervised the amateur boxing world championships in Doha, Qatar, last year.
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"I am wary of supervised injection sites," said the city's police chief, John Barber.
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Walker employed Joyner's beauty methods in her 200 beauty schools, which Joyner also supervised.
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Ouyahia also said the April vote would be supervised by 400 international election monitors.
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Fager is one of only two executives to have supervised the long running show.
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He will voluntarily surrender, and will be held to two months of supervised release.
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"The challenge is we don't necessarily have that supervised data for ag," Chowdhary says.
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She sentenced him to 24 months in prison, with 24 months supervised release following.
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Prescription heroin and supervised consumption sites target the people conventional treatments don't work for.
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His parents showed up for the supervised visitations sporadically, and then not at all.
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We're told this requirement is for the full 5 years of her supervised release.
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The KGB, which supervised construction of the Embankment and University buildings, used prison laborers.
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Ms. Brown will then be under supervised parole for 10 more years, until Aug.
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So some experts have pushed for actually supplying pure heroin in supervised injection facilities.
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She also supervised other staff members and organized dinners and other White House functions.
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Yet the project, supervised by the Hudson River Park Trust, had ample blessings elsewhere.
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Once she completes her sentence, Janavs will be on supervised release for two years.
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But for others, it is a condition that should be supervised by a doctor.
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Meeting the membership criteria usually means taking an I.Q. test supervised by the society.
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In 1950 he married Helen Walker Worst, who supervised telephone ordering for Sears Roebuck.
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The musician, born Daniel Hernandez, was also sentenced to five years of supervised probation.
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Collins was also ordered to pay a $200,000 fine and one year supervised release.
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Zhang was also sentenced to two years of supervised release and a $125 fine.
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He has also supported efforts to open a supervised consumption site in New York.
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An Amazon spokesperson said supervised learning is an important tool for training the technology.
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One began a supervised walking program that was supposed to raise their physical fitness.
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" Here's what that means: The predominant approach in the industry today is "supervised learning.
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And it's worth noting that supervised learning isn't how humans acquire skills and knowledge.
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We make inferences about the world without the carefully delineated examples from supervised learning.
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In March, the government approved a six-year trial of supervised drug use sites.
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According to the docs ... Ed never reserved the site where the supervised visits happen.
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But critics object to enabling addicts to shoot illegal drugs in a supervised injection facility in San Francisco – or anywhere in the U.S. A new cost-benefit analysis in the Journal of Drug Issues makes the financial case for a supervised injection site.
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Many have safe injection rooms, supervised by medical professionals who check the drugs for safety.
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A 1991 peace deal ended civil war and U.N.-supervised elections were held in 1993.
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The trip was supervised in real-time by Rio Tinto teams and rail safety authorities.
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Both also received a year of supervised release, 500 hours of community service, and fines.
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Others are looking to set up market units that are supervised by national authorities instead.
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MB: Yeah, but I guess the distinction is the term "supervised and unsupervised learning," right?
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Leader Kim Jong Un has supervised some of the launches in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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Henley also supervised the Marketplace Analytics team, but Jacobs didn't have access to their data.
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In that case, the FBI investigation was supervised by Deputy Attorney General James M. Cole.
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In addition, the prosecutors recommend a fine of $20,000 and 12 months of supervised release.
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The captain allowed children on board to try sitting in his seat as he supervised.
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Asci supervised external, internal, financial, and consumer communications at WeWork, Teneo said in its Feb.
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"The exhibition is being supervised and planned by the foreign ministry," Ms Grütters's spokesman said.
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If the request is granted, the inmate will be supervised by authorities the entire time.
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She was also ordered to serve three years of supervised release, according to the statement.
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On the question of building a supervised injection site, however, Myrick will have to wait.
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Lara Kollab was a supervised resident at the Ohio hospital from July to September 2018.
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A modern cocoa factory is a labyrinth of juddering metal, supervised from behind computer screens.
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Haspel supervised one of the covert detention sites in Thailand where suspects were harshly interrogated.
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"Me personally, I wouldn't let the kids have them unless they're being supervised," he said.
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It's based in Guizhou Province and supervised by a board ran by government-owned businesses.
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The training session was supervised by six coaches and trainers at the time, Newsday reported.
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Supervised playtime — in an exercise pen, during a walk, while practicing commands, playing games, etc.
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Even in supervised settings, records show, older people find ways to end their own lives.
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"We strongly suggest group exercise classes supervised and led by a certified instructor," he said.
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Today, Sorrentino was sentenced to eight months in jail and two years of supervised release.
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It says that it has supervised the building or renovation of 68,000 toilets since then.
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Most of them use supervised learning, so there has to be someone who supervises this.
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As the girl scout, who remained unnamed, made her pitch, the girls' aunt supervised nearby.
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She'd greeted them this morning and supervised them emptying the truck, each box overwhelming her.
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He must also pay a $10,000 fine and be under three years of supervised release.
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Moore was sentenced to a lifetime of supervised release after his prison term is over.
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The newly released Valley of the Kings update, supervised by Silentnight Acama, is no exception.
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He also was aware of Islamic State hostage operations and supervised the group's broader finances.
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She will be on supervised release for five years, according to The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Nabi first slaughtered a sheep when he was 11, each step supervised by his father.
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Further, the undergraduates in question weren't students he graded or supervised, he told the journal.
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Budgets for peacekeeping and other missions, he complained, were sloppily drawn up and poorly supervised.
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The board would also guide Puerto Rico through a court-supervised process of debt reduction.
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Dr. Joshua D. Stephany, the county medical examiner, supervised the autopsies and performed some himself.
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Supervised release is imposed by a judge at sentencing, to follow the term of imprisonment.
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At the SEC, he supervised the insider trading actions against Raj Rajaratnam of Galleon Management.
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She served a five-month prison sentence and a two-year period of supervised release.
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The work will reportedly be supervised by the DOJ's Office of Legal Policy in Washington.
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A construction manager who supervised the removal of the statue from Red Square on Sept.
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Like Obama eight years ago, the largest organization Cruz has supervised is his presidential campaign.
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Next, I was an engineer and dispatcher, and following that, I supervised the train crews.
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Many openly discussed the court-supervised auction of Gawker scheduled to take place next week.
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After 12 months, you get your first family visit, and a first supervised short vacation.
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The branch is supervised by both Indonesia's Financial Services Authority and Japan's Financial Services Agency.
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But the foster mother reported that Mercedes sexually abused the children during those supervised visits.
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Wills was sentenced to six months in prison followed by three years of supervised release.
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"Supervised release is a new option for judges to release more people pretrial," Mar says.
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He was summarily convicted of obscenity and served three years supervised probation and community service.
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That means Jermaine skates on jail time, and instead gets 24 months of supervised probation.
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After he gets out of prison, Helton will also serve 2 years of supervised released.
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Starship Technologies, for example, has a ground-based delivery robot that's already making supervised rounds.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) can place children and their parents under supervised release.
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He is expected to enter an official bid at a court-supervised auction next week.
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But then, after the months of supervised lifting, the exercisers abruptly were on their own.
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Ultimately, the researchers concluded that supervised consumption sites had no significant effect on most outcomes.
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To this end, some advocates are trying to expand the reach of supervised consumption sites.
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Others, like Ms. Burns, still allow its use, just on a more limited, supervised basis.
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Four NYPD officers he personally supervised, he says, have died from 29/211-related cancers.
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The wider perspective is the scale to which the state supervised and directed his terrorism.
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So that means they need trial runs and training wheels, supervised adventures of every kind.
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She supervised men who were older than she was, and they resented reporting to her.
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And in Brooklyn, Mr. Miller supervised the corruption investigation into FIFA, soccer's global governing body.
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There was jubilation then, followed by a United Nations-supervised referendum on a new government.
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The government has asked for at least seven years and 10 years of supervised release.
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In the federal system, those types of restrictions are part of probation-like supervised release.
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He was also sentenced to five years supervised release plus 22015 hours of community service.
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One began a supervised program of brisk walking for an hour three times a week.
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Another started a regimen of supervised gentle stretching and balance training three times a week.
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After the nine months in prison, LaMarche will be under supervised release for two years.
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In 2005, around 53,000 people were supervised with monitors, according to the PEW Charitable Trusts.
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It was with this population in mind that the city developed the supervised release program.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the viaduct was safe.
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I was moved to the training academy, where I supervised the instruction of new officers.
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The US Department of Justice, under President Donald Trump and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, has become a vocal opponent of supervised consumption sites (also known as safe injection sites, medically supervised consumption sites, and many other names) — threatening and even taking legal action.
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NAMI calls for a range of housing options, from supervised group housing like my father's, where staff is on site 24/7, to partially supervised group housing and supported housing, where people live mostly on their own but are visited by support staff when needed.
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The City of Philadelphia released a scientific review in 2017 that projected such sites could save lives, but there are no legally sanctioned supervised injection sites in the US. Most of the report was based on data from a supervised injection facility in Vancouver.
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The "T-Pod" truck is supervised remotely by an operator who can take control if necessary.
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Madison's father is Brown's estranged husband Stephen Belafonte, who currently has supervised visits with his daughter.
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Rather, it is supervised by a worldwide network of volunteers who maintain computers running specialized software.
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He got supervised visits for the next four weeks, and then court again on the 29th.
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Beyond supervised consumption sites, there's a lot the US could do to combat the opioid crisis.
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AMCON said it had appointed a new team to manage Arik, supervised by a receivership manager.
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Kim made the comments as he supervised military exercises involving newly developed rocket launchers, KCNA reported.
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Gene Svirskiy, 38, was sentenced to 30 months in prison and one year of supervised release.
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He was sentenced Tuesday to eight years in prison, followed by three years of supervised release.
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Supervised by the U.N. and the WHO, flights from Sanaa will go to Amman and Cairo.
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He was also sentenced to two years of supervised release once he finishes his prison term.
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In addition to eight months in prison, he was sentenced to two years of supervised release.
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He was also sentenced to one year of supervised release, and slapped with a $9,500 fine.
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Weiner was also sentenced to three years of supervised release and must pay a $10,000 fine.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing bridge was safe.
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As supervised learning matures and becomes more entrenched in business processes, it poses serious potential problems.
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"Supervised injection facilities, or so-called safe injection sites, violate federal law," Pfaff told BuzzFeed News.
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Jerry Brown's veto of a bill that would have allowed supervised consumption sites in the state.
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They also want to promote hospice treatment that is supervised by community clinics, including at home.
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Instead, he'll be released on supervised leave and will still have to make his restitution payments.
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Mr. Troper recently returned to the United States from Lisbon where he supervised European relief work.
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They have organised needle exchanges and supervised consumption spaces, and made overdose-reversing drugs widely available.
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Ailes has recently been accused of sexual harassment by more than 20 women employees he supervised.
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HSBC, a global bank based in London, relies on profits from subsidiaries supervised in Hong Kong.
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He was sentenced in 2005 to 15 years in prison and three years of supervised release.
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Supervised autonomous vehicle tests have started in two London boroughs, according to a statement published Tuesday.
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Both firms have small units in the euro zone that are directly supervised by the ECB.
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Police said on Thursday that Driver had not been under constant surveillance, but had been supervised.
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The assets of BIG accounted for over 13% of the total assets supervised by the government.
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When Salling gets out he'll be a registered sex offender with 20 years of supervised release.
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Branches rely on capital held by their parent and are mainly supervised by their home regulator.
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The first was supervised learning, where the team trained AlphaGo how to play the game well.
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But better alternatives to detention exist, like ankle bracelets for parents and supervised community release programs.
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Upon release, Manafort would have to serve three years of supervised release under the court order.
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CoreCivic told AP that all of the children in their facilities are supervised by a parent.
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As chief of the corruption unit, Mr. Devlin-Brown also supervised the office's investigation of Gov.
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In the best-case scenario, two-thirds of people successfully complete their term of supervised release.
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In addition to the prison term, Weiner also was sentenced to three years of supervised release.
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Instead, the original AlphaGo studied thousands of examples of human games, a process called supervised learning.
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Rhodes's lawyer, Debra Billard, who was supervised by Finnell for years, frequently visited Rhodes in jail.
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The financial crisis taught Americans hard lessons about the dangers of a poorly supervised financial system.
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The blockade cut off UN-supervised relief supplies, which caused severe shortages of food and medicine.
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Mr. Rosales's father said Child Protective Services had limited him to supervised visits with his son.
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"He handed me a $30,000 Amex and the keys and I supervised the project," said Guyton.
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Mr. Lutchman faces a maximum of 20 years in prison and a lifetime of supervised release.
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Tillmans had supervised the hot-gluing of several crates of daffodils to the windows and walls.
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At Franklin Pierce, she taught undergraduate art history and drawing, and supervised the college art gallery.
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He was also sentenced to two years supervised release and has to pay a $10,000 fine.
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He was also ordered to serve three years on supervised release and pay a $250,000 fine.
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"Many of these people have been supervised their whole lives, threatened their whole lives," Mendenhall says.
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He gazes into the audience and asks an officer to locate the supervised release court liaison.
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"In the grand scheme of things, supervised release is a relatively light touch," he tells VICE.
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The ECB, she said, had put into place a "rigorous framework" for all banks it supervised.
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The baby had been born underwater in a hot tub at home, supervised by a midwife.
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Now, according to the Los Angeles Times, she's been sentenced to 12 months of supervised probation.
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Hamza Bendelladj of Algeria was sentenced to 22019 years followed by three years of supervised release.
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If consensual talks fail, Puerto Rico can enter a court-supervised workout, akin to U.S. bankruptcy.
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" They added they will not direct supervised institutions to categorize loan modifications as "troubled debt restructurings.
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Lantern Capital will now have to compete with other potential buyers in a court-supervised auction.
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Beyond supervised consumption sites, the RAND report indicated that there are other ways to encourage supervision.
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Another idea is supervised consumption sites, safe spaces where people can use drugs with medical supervision.
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The investigation was closely supervised by the highest legal authorities and Mr. Mandelblit's charges were conservative.
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After his release on Tuesday, Mr. Weiner was expected to face three years of supervised release.
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" But as advocates like Sulley point out, "supervised consumption sites don't exist to prevent just overdoses.
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All interactions with the turtles were strictly supervised by trained professionals to ensure the animals' safety.
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The British government supervised the weekend auction for Sky, which involved three rounds of blind bidding.
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Physical contact is permitted during the supervised visits, as it is in all Pennsylvania correctional institutions.
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Ashba was sentenced to 24 months of court-supervised probation and 30 hours of community service.
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She was also sentenced to two years of supervised release by District Court Judge Roy Altman.
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The quality of drinking water on airlines also varies, according to another 2019 study Platkin supervised.
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But this study was small, of course, and involved only one supervised session of each workout.
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Graduates in Russian literature willing to teach it attend special courses supervised by experts from Moscow.
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In that role, Mr. Khuzami supervised the case against Michael D. Cohen, Mr. Trump's former lawyer.
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They're back out in the afternoon for more supervised activities, often starting in the fitness center.
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And in field tests supervised by CalFire, grass treated with the gel simply refused to ignite.
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"Another employee wrote: "This airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys.
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A federal judge sentenced her to 63 months in prison with three years of supervised release.
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He remains in Japan in a court supervised apartment awaiting a trial date to be set.
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The bank also wanted a level playing field with rivals supervised by the European Central Bank.
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The interventions usually involved one dose of LSD, given in a supervised setting, coupled with therapy.
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Did he furnish Russian players with the fruits of the campaign data operation that he supervised?
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He is to begin 10 years of supervised probation, but will not wear an electronic monitor.
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In addition to the 60 months in prison, he will get two years of supervised release.
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Other young men — apart from Angel, they were all men — supervised extracts baking in specialized ovens.
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In many prisons across the country, even regular, supervised visits are difficult or impossible for families.
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The White House has long maintained that the drone program is both legal and rigorously supervised.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing viaduct was safe.
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What determines whether you qualify for bail on one hand, or supervised release on the other?
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Supervised consumption sites (also known as safe injection sites, medically supervised consumption sites, and many other names) are spaces where people can use drugs with sterile injection equipment and the supervision of trained staff, who are ready with the opioid overdose antidote naloxone if anything goes wrong.
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After she completes her prison sentence, Keepers will be supervised by the probation office for 10 years.
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Police occasionally supervised the privately-booked buses, which staggered their journeys to avoid congestion on the border.
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He had been sentenced to more than a year in prison and three years of supervised release.
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Curtsinger faces several years of supervised probation after his release from jail, Becker said in an interview.
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Prosecutors are recommending 26.5 months in prison, one year of supervised release and a fine of $22016,000.
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Atlantia has always denied any wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the viaduct was safe.
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She is on parole for life and will be supervised in New York County, the agency said.
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He says that outside of a supervised setting, daily life can wear people down slowly and subtly.
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In that case, he was sentenced to 18 months of supervised probation and ordered to attend counseling.
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It plans to move people gradually to state-supervised facilities which have a capacity of about 13,000.
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After her release, she will have 18 months of supervised probation and must pay restitution of $176.
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Interested but skeptical, he consumed it in a safe and supervised setting, and what happened astonished him.
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If supervised learning is among the most threatening types of AI, what's the most valuable and encouraging?
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He was released in July 2016 but was still on supervised parole when the teens were killed.
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Most of the allegations outlined in the suit are made against Sherman, who supervised the three women.
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The court also ordered Goodwin to 10 years of supervised release after he serves his prison term.
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Jones also faces three years of supervised release and restitution and a $250,000 fine, the statement said.
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Comey supervised the start of the special counsel's Russia probe before being fired by Trump in 2017.
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Unfortunately I'm nothing like him, I'm just trying to set up 'supervised visitation' at a police station.
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It said Mexican electoral authorities had supervised spending in the campaign and had not found anything illegal.
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Now, a judgment is outlining details of what the Jersey Shore star's eventual supervised release will require.
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Pinto said cyber security laws and the way banks are supervised on cyber security had to change.
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He faces a maximum 20 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and three years of supervised release.
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Autostrade has denied any wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing bridge was safe.
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Zotto was part of the NYPD Terrorism Interdiction Unit, which was supervised by retired Sergeant Louis Savelli.
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Pierce was additionally ordered to forfeit nearly $870,000 and was sentenced to three years of supervised released.
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Since we have a German bank license, we're supervised by BaFin and audited on a regular basis.
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In the latter role, he supervised both the Unabomber case and, more notably, the Oklahoma City bombing.
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The judge gave him 1 year behind bars, to be followed by 3 years of supervised release.
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There's a practice of letting cancer patients take doctor-supervised "drug holidays" from their medications, for instance.
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He currently has custody and Amber has supervised visits but their custody case is far from over.
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Bollaert was sentenced last April to eight years in prison followed by 10 years of supervised release.
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Kim made the comments as he supervised the exercise of newly developed multiple rocket launchers, KCNA reported.
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The company said its financial position remained unclear pending the outcome of the court supervised reorganization process.
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Colleagues say that the three, all of whom are supervised by Helgen, form a fairly tight group.
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Highfill argued that without supervised gun training, children would be "turning 18 with no experience" using guns.
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However, this solution today only addresses mobile devices, while Chrome Supervised Users was meant for desktop users.
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The departing executives supervised some of Nike's most important divisions and high-profile departments, the Times said.
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Jefferies in March 2014 paid $25 million to settle a U.S. probe into how it supervised traders.
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Shon Hopwood is an extraordinary example—while serving a decade in prison and three years of supervised
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Instead, we should make much greater use of parole, halfway houses and other forms of supervised release.
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His son, Ahmad, supervised completion, ushering the film to its premiere at 2017's Cannes Film Festival.
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As a former supervisory special agent of the FBI, I supervised the Levinson case for two years.
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He will be released on supervised probation for another five months, after getting credit for time served.
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Nabila Albarghouthy is seeking sole custody of her son, with the child's father allowed only supervised visits.
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On Wednesday, another son, Eric Trump, spoke of the Trump-supervised rehabilitation of Wollman Rink in Manhattan.
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North Korea has said Kim supervised the first test of the same rocket artillery system on Wednesday.
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The senior government official disputed this, saying it was standard practice that the contractor supervised the site.
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Jane Lynch played Paula, the manager who supervised Andy and his friends in their tech store workplace.
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The closures cut off UN-supervised relief supplies and led to severe shortages of food and medicine.
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At one extreme, federal law could be changed to explicitly exempt supervised consumption sites from the statute.
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A court-supervised restructuring would offer Puerto Rico some of the legal tools that bankruptcy makes available.
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His father, Pasquale, was a painter who supervised the work at some of the city's movie palaces.
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Longread: U.S. cities are weighing a controversial idea to manage the heroin epidemic: supervised injection sites (SISs).
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Fittingly for a film based around travel, Pete 'Global Ambassador of Electronic Music' Tong supervised its soundtrack.
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She was given the maximum sentence for a youth, ten years split between custody and supervised release.
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During the court-supervised process, Bon-Ton plans to continue operating in the normal course, it said.
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Several cities are looking into supervised consumption sites, including Philadelphia, New York City, San Francisco, and Seattle.
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In other countries, OPS and medically supervised substance use are working to keep people alive and healthy.
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Other countries, including Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, and the Netherlands, also allow supervised medical treatment involving prescription heroin.
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HanRui's daily operations are supervised by the Zhenjiang New Area Management Committee on behalf of Zhenjiang SASAC.
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Was it the District Office or the District Commissioner who supervised forced labor at the local camp?
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Another risk of support groups is that, if not supervised by professionals, they could spread inaccurate information.
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Separately, the FDA on Friday approved AcelRx Pharmaceuticals Inc's similar treatment for use in medically supervised settings.
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Pho will also be required to undergo three years of supervised release after completing his prison sentence.
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The supervised population fell by 18 percent, or nearly 13,000 people, between August 2012 and June 85033.
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He also criticised the ECB for forcing its eurozone subsidiary to be supervised by officials in Frankfurt.
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Under supervised release, inmates are freed after finishing their prison time, but are monitored by probation officers.
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This meant some could not be supervised around the clock and would wander, sometimes tripping and falling.
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At Franklin Pierce, Ms. Gascard taught undergraduate art history and drawing and supervised the college art gallery.
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In other words, the finding may only speak to the existing population that supervised consumption sites attract.
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By the way, many of the female officers I supervised were stellar employees with excellent communication skills.
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In October 2018, he was sentenced to eight months in prison and two years of supervised release.
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In one instance, an ex-MI29 officer supervised a 26 operation against the American Federation of Teachers.
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Stephen also wants Mel to have access to Madison but only in L.A. and only supervised visitation.
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The grocery chain said it plans to sell its remaining 9 stores in a court-supervised process.
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It operates like a 24/7 support group supervised by trained moderators and a mental health professional.
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"I had complete confidence in Linda Fairstein," he continued, referring to the prosecutor who supervised the case.
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It also armed it with the use of a court-supervised process to restructure the territory's debt.
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"Cardiac rehab includes supervised exercise as well as dietary and smoking cessation counseling," Bachmann said by email.
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He faces additional jail time for violating his supervised release, according to a spokesman for Mr. Durham.
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Whitman supervised the construction and later designed a second course on the site, Les Vignes, in 1991.
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I asked Bayod, who has supervised dozens of scans with the Lucida, if the prospect daunted him.
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We have little hope that any Trump-convened or Barr-supervised law enforcement commission would do so.
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The judge also fined her $30,000 and said she would be on supervised release for one year.
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He spent the next five months in pretrial detention, before a judge ordered his strictly supervised release.
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He also faces five years of supervised release, 300 hours of community service, and a $93,000 fine.
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Caputo faces up to a year in prison, a possible fine and a year of supervised release.
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He was sentenced to 30 days along with a year of supervised release and a $10,000 fine.
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Former Stanford sailing coach John Vandemoer was sentenced to two years supervised release -- but no prison time.
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Canada's health department now lists more than two dozen approved sites for supervised injection on their website.
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Last year, Seattle announced plans for a supervised drug consumption facility, and allocated $1.3 million for it.
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A series of lawsuits led to court-supervised pacts under which racial minorities advanced to better jobs.
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Together with regional banks, they make up the largest number of institutions supervised by the Federal Reserve.
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But the extent of their losses fluctuated wildly, even though everyone was doing the same, supervised workouts.
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But the extent of their losses fluctuated wildly, even though everyone was doing the same, supervised workouts.
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He agreed to serve three years of supervised probation and repay the city $45,000, court documents show.
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He supervised security for public figures visiting President Ronald Reagan and his family at the White House.
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In the absence of a cohort, an independent study supervised by faculty advisor Alvin Gregorio was substituted.
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For instance, "one thing we're arguing for [in NYC] is to just allow syringe exchanges to incorporate [supervised injection] into the work they're already doing," explains Matt Curtis, the program and policy director for Vocal NY. But that would be alongside new spaces specifically designed for supervised injection.
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He also supervised the pools for the first six Triple Crown winners, beginning with Sir Barton in 1919.
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The MICs are supervised by provincial regulators, rather than OSFI, and are not subject to the stress test.
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" The "work crew" in King County, Washington is described as "supervised manual labor for various public service agencies.
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Given the rules of courtship, their "dates" will be supervised, likely by a member of the Duggar family.
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Moody's simulated a Montepaschi-style restructuring plan on the 2300 Italian banks supervised by the European Central Bank.
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The three were introduced in Hippo Cove's outdoor pool before the Zoo opened, supervised by their care team.
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After his release from prison, 'Isa will be sent to Canada under lifetime supervised release, the DOJ said.
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Stronger Control and Supervision: HIDG is directly managed, supervised and controlled by the Huzhou government through Huzhou SASAC.
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Once something interesting has been found, supervised learning could take over to ensure particular features are learned exactly.
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Federal judges in 2018 handled almost 23,000 cases involving revocation of supervised release, Alito said, citing court statistics.
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He says there will be irreparable harm if Sonni gets her way and he's limited to supervised visitation.
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Though Montag was sentenced to four years of supervised probation, Migoya says he completed it in February 2019.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey star's approval was complicated due to the rules of her supervised release.
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They would include a new constitution, U.N.-supervised elections and transparent and accountable governance, as well as terrorism.
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That group is supervised by a Soviet agent, Channing Tatum, who escapes to a Russian submarine off Malibu.
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Supervised by the United Nations and World Health Organization, flights from Sanaa will go to Amman and Cairo.
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Toilet pup on leash, then pup returns to crate for a nap or supervised time out of crate.
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The plan, he says, is to get to simulator and supervised road testing before raising a larger round.
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Schools with limited staffing gathered students in gymnasiums to be supervised by a handful of administrators and substitutes.
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The court also outlined a detailed summer visitation schedule for the couple, which includes supervised visits with physicians.
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I was especially impressed with the case of Helen Ling, who supervised the computers in the later years.
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Prosecutors asked for seven to 12 years, while the defense had argued for five years of supervised probation.
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But experts are warning that children need to be supervised on rides because of the risk of injuries.
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The protesters want the next vote in 2018 to be supervised by international observers, including the United Nations.
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By any measure of rational analysis marijuana can be safely used within the supervised routine of medical care.
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"At least 30 nations have supervised autonomous weapons used to defend against rocket and missile attack," said Scharre.
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In 337144H3371203, BOS entered a rehabilitation programme supervised by the local regulator following an annual loss in 3371530.
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The rovers are remotely supervised by a Postmates employee, who can intervene with a game controller when necessary.
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My three sons supervised one track workout, which ended early when the 4-year-old justifiably got bored.
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Previously, the company only required disclosure if an employee was dating someone they supervised, according to the report.
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That limits the series to viewers over the age of 163, unless supervised by a parent or guardian.
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In Peru, this was supervised by the Ministry of Energy and Mines, whose main job is promote investment.
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At the time, Insite was still one of just two supervised consumption sites approved by the federal government.
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One alternative is to place more families in case management or supervised release programs when they first arrive.
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George Hotz, aka geohot, talks about supervised learning, in relation to his self-driving car project #SXSW2016 pic.twitter.
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Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) is supervised by a physician, requires anesthesia, and is quite costly—roughly $2,500 per session.
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The offer from Lantern will set the floor for higher and better bidders in a court-supervised auction.
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The marijuana will come from state-supervised fields, with the plants grown under the eye of licensed producers.
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Following his sentence, Keys will be on supervised release and he is set to surrender on June 15th.
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He also supervised the brief detention, humiliation and beating of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri last year.
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Autostrade per l'Italia, has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the aging bridge was safe.
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Shortey will also face 10 years of supervised probation when he is released from prison, per NBC News.
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He was sentenced to 18-months of supervised probation according to MMA Mania, which ended in March 2017.
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LPNs must pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-RN), and are supervised by RNs.
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Her sentence also includes a $30,000 fine, supervised release for a year, and 250 hours of community service.
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Prosecutors had asked for a 15-month prison sentence, a year of supervised release, and a $95,000 fine.
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As a former supervisor, Mueller is accountable for those people he supervised — for the good and the bad.
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Participants, who all had cancer, received the doses in an eight-hour, supervised session together with psychological counseling.
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Yet, beyond federal limitations, there's even opposition to supervised-injection sites being set up at a local level.
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In about half of all states, nurse practitioners are required to collaborate with or be supervised by physicians.
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That federal investigation, incidentally, was supervised by then-US Attorney James Comey — the current head of the FBI.
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He'll be sentenced on June 14 and faces 25 years in prison with five years of supervised release.
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Prior to that he supervised product and engineering at Taptu (sold to Mediafed) a Cambridge, U.K.-based startup.
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Despite my clean record, I was sentenced to five years—two in prison and three on supervised license.
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Mr. Merchant, who supervised Mr. Pabon, received the longest sentence of six and a half years in prison.
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Pacheco's prison sentence is set to be followed by a lifetime of supervised release, the department said Friday.
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The video of the Garcia's painful goodbye, supervised by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officials, went viral on Monday.
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In fact, there has never been a fatal overdose at a supervised consumption site anywhere in the world.
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One potential concern for both prescription heroin sites and supervised consumption sites is just how well they scale.
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Vancouver's Insite facility, the largest supervised consumption site in the world, sees roughly 150,000 use sessions each year.
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Housen spent the second half in the locker room, where he supervised the caterers who were assembling dinner.
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At the tipping machine, a whirlpool of pink erasers twists, supervised patiently by a woman wearing a bindi.
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They also have said that they would recommend a fine of $20,373 and 12 months of supervised release.
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Nearly 20,000 apartment units in Mitchell-Lama buildings supervised by the city have left the program since 1989.
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Medical residents can now be supervised by senior physicians over video or telephone, instead of only in person.
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We have established supervised local units of fighters that are allowed to use violence only for self-defense.
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Judges will have the option of sending those charged with violent felonies to supervised release in some cases.
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I handled and supervised thousands of sentencing proceedings during my fourteen years as a federal and state prosecutor.
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The city has also expanded a supervised release program that allows defendants to wait for trial outside jail.
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"This airplane is designed by clowns, who are in turn supervised by monkeys," one employee wrote in 2017.
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The walking program was simple, consisting of supervised one-hour sessions at the lab three times a week.
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The supervised Mensa IQ test is designed for children and adults above 10 and a half years old.
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Even so, they should remain supervised until they have proven they can safely and effectively bathe or shower.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: In your opinion, is childhood today overly supervised and protected?
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The actress was fined $30,000 and will be on supervised release for one year after serving her sentence.
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Instead, he indicated that he would pursue administrative changes to remake how secret warrants are obtained and supervised.
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North Korean defectors are closely supervised by the government for five years, but that time period had expired.
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He began his career in the New York Field Office, where he investigated and supervised organized crime matters.
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He tells me he already supervised our daughter's PT exercises by video chat and said goodnight to her.
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Rows of green tents were pitched in an open field; half a dozen Turks supervised recruits performing drills.
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A Congolese art historian based in Belgium, Toma Moteba Luntumbue, supervised two subsequent editions — still on a shoestring.
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Barclays and Bank of America's remaining operations in the UK will continue to be supervised by British authorities.
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The officials would be supervised by the city government and their appointments would last a year, it added.
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She will also be placed on supervised probation until she meets the requirements of her sentence, Zimmerman said.
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He is Ian Eisendrath, who also supervised the music — not August Eriksmoen, who is responsible for the orchestrations.
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Ayoroa, who has intent brown eyes and often wears a backward flat cap, supervised the Bolivians in Peru.
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"We want a market that is supervised rationally and reasonably, otherwise the market will be hurt," he said.
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The next day, the police foiled a second bombing at a checkpoint supervised by the Rapid Action Battalion.
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He supervised proceedings involving the condemnation of property in connection with the renovation of the old Yankee Stadium.
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The Washington program's success, Mr. Wexler said, would depend on how well the enforcers were trained and supervised.
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Computers have a vital role to play, but they need to be trained and supervised by human employees.
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And if all that occurs, then a judge can go with supervised release in lieu of money bail.
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They are supervised and given orders by correctional officers who are not trained to handle the mentally ill.
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The bill encouraged schools to include an average of 30 minutes of supervised unstructured activity time outside every day.
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"Mayor Viliena personally supervised as his associates dragged Eclesiaste into a crowd of about 30 bystanders," the lawsuit said.
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Having supervised hundreds of projects, they've seen owners make their fair share of mistakes and end up with regrets.
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Monica Morgan, 55, will also serve a year of supervised release and pay a $25,000 fine, a judge decided.
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At the time of the crash, Monsivais was on supervised release for a federal charge, The Associated Press reported.
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My very limited understanding, but you have supervised learning, which is essentially the basic programming — if this, then that.
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A focus of the crackdown was graft connected to the approval process for megaprojects that Al-Assaf previously supervised.
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In the breaking and entering case, he entered a supervised diversion program that will last at least a year.
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She has apparently signed off on the permanent change of guardianship and will have supervised visits with her son.
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Sorrentino, 37, is set to serve eight months in prison and two years of supervised release for tax evasion.
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Although the robots are currently supervised by humans, the idea behind them is that one day they won't be.
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It might not always be feasible for parents to replace screen time with completely different, supervised forms of entertainment.
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Boucher was sentenced to 30 days in prison and a year of supervised release after his time behind bars.
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Janke faces a maximum of 20 years in prison, three years of supervised release, and a fine of $250,000.
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As Deborah Birx, its head, observes, her organisation has supervised and paid for the circumcision of 15m African men.
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After his six months of incarceration and six months of home detention, he'll spend 24 months on supervised release.
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I have to tell you exactly what I need it for, and to be supervised while I use it.
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Most of it was the standard stuff: Submit a report for each employee supervised, comment on employee potential, etc.
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They've been made about heroin prescribing—and are currently being made about supervised injection facilities (SIFs) and drug checking.
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Huneeus' lawyers, meanwhile, recommended two months in prison, a year of supervised release and 350 hours of community service.
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The 29-year-old mother recently lost custody of the three children, but was allowed supervised visits with them.
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Whatever investigators conclude, Denmark has already lost its reputation as a country with a clean, well-supervised financial system.
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Matthew Voss, of Northport, New York, was also sentenced to three years of supervised release following his prison term.
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All peeling is supervised by food anthropologists Suzy Webb and Bea Farrell who act as hosts within the house.
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He was placed on supervised probation from the Missouri Department of Corrections, lasting from January 2012 to August 2013.
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Hasson will not be released from custody immediately as the details of his supervised release are being agreed upon.
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The party requires Catholics to worship in closely watched, officially registered churches, supervised by bishops chosen by the government.
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Before Markel's death the couple was due in court to argue Markel's request for supervised visitation for Donna Adelson.
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Haspel supervised one of those detention sites in Thailand, but details of her work there have not been declassified.
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With time, he was permitted supervised visits with his family and then gradually was given more and more privileges.
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She'd wear the bracelet for six weeks before it could be removed, followed by a supervised released, he explained.
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State-supervised cannabis plantations will be set up in Germany in future and until then cannabis will be imported.
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PROMESA gave the board authority to push fiscally struggling Puerto Rico into a court-supervised restructuring akin to bankruptcy.
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My wife is on supervised release, and she's still facing 27 months in prison if we lose the appeal.
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In addition to the 20 months, which includes time served, he was sentenced to three years of supervised release.
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They also suggested a $20,000 fine and 12 months of supervised release for the charge, which is a felony.
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The blueprints were erased and redrawn so many times they became translucent, recalls Carlos Lemos, who supervised the construction.
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According to the docs ... Scott agreed to stay away from her, and only gets supervised visits with their kids.
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She'll be on supervised release for three years, although the conditions of her release have not been made public.
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If convicted, the offense is punishable by life imprisonment or death, $250,000 fine, and five years of supervised release.
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Marin, the Podesta spokesman, said his firm's work for the center was supervised by Manafort's consulting associate Rick Gates.
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Yiwu State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC)has injected over 90% of its supervised assets into YWSCOC.
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Still, it's unclear how closely supervised the actions were, or what the end goal of any of it was.
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People fear supervised injection sites, she said, because they believe the facilities could draw drug users to their neighborhoods.
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The case is now back with the lower court, where the parties have agreed to a court-supervised mediation.
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PROMESA gave the board authority to push Puerto Rico into a court-supervised debt restructuring akin to U.S. bankruptcy.
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He will have to register as a sex offender once he gets out, and he'll be under supervised released.
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As a Justice Department lawyer, he supervised investigations in the Unabomber case as well as the Oklahoma City bombing.
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It is wholly owned by Zhangzhou State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and supervised by the Zhangzhou government.
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He's since supervised 2014's Dark Souls II and steered 2003's Bloodborne from concept art to classic status.
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Starting on Friday, January 12, 2018, users will no longer be able to create or re-import supervised users.
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However, users will still be able to use their existing Chrome Supervised Users on Chromebooks, Windows, Mac and Linux.
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Have you supervised others, or planned a large-scale event as part of a school event or while volunteering?
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Ziobrowski's charge carries a maximum sentence of five years imprisonment, three years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine.
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Hundreds of South Koreans this week are visiting their North Korean relatives in several rounds of highly supervised reunions.
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Each jail is divided into sections, known as housing areas, with 50 to 100 inmates supervised by two officers.
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Juveniles so detained are provided no educational instruction, no educational or other reading materials, and no supervised recreational activity.
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Epstein spent six days per week and 12 hours per day at his office, supervised by off-duty deputies.
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I argued important cases in federal court, and supervised thousands of matters in U.S. Attorney's Offices across the country.
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Ramos was ultimately placed on 18 months of supervised probation and was ordered to continue therapy, court documents show.
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The agency discouraged people from participating in the practice unless it is part of a properly supervised clinical trial.
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Later on Friday, Papadopoulos was handed a 14-day sentence in federal prison and a one-year supervised release.
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Defendants will also no longer need to prove "community ties" before qualifying for supervised released, she told the newspaper.
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Upon leaving prison, Huffman faces a year of supervised release, 250 hours of community service, and a $30,000 fine.
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Trump will seek nothing less than a commitment to complete, comprehensive, and irreversible denuclearization, tightly supervised by international monitors.
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Weiner was also sentenced to three years of supervised release and will have to register as a sex offender.
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The choice confronting federal policymakers is not strictly between a crackdown on supervised consumption sites or changing federal law.
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Fundamentally, because with omni:us manual interventions can be reduced to a minimum, due to the supervised machine learning approach.
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Kelly had previously headed Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), where he supervised the US military's presence in Central and South America.
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Engelhardt approved a plea agreement calling for an 85-month prison stint, followed by three years of supervised release.
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In addition to not giving him any prison time -- we're told the judge took Stevie off of supervised release.
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This approach is also different than that of supervised injection sites — at those clinics, only safe needles are provided.
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BP said the Court Supervised Settlement Program set up in the wake of the disaster was now winding down.
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Mr. Trotter was sentenced in the case to two years in prison and to three years of supervised release.
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Dennis Bohler, who supervised Sergeant Johnson during training at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, and became a close friend.
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And he supervised the recording of Duke Ellington's performance at the 22016 Newport Jazz Festival, which revitalized Ellington's career.
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Separately, there were some studies that attempted to use mathematical simulations to predict the effects of supervised consumption sites.
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But he insisted the city was not as responsible as the lenders and the banking regulators who supervised them.
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About a dozen news photographers were there to document the occasion, supervised by a court official with a stopwatch.
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Such a rules-based, Fed-supervised approach would be more effective than one run by Congress, Mr. Beckworth said.
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Still, the existing risks are why researchers emphasize that these drugs should only be used in supervised clinical settings.
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The faculty members did not personally mark up these prints; that was the task of practicing professionals they supervised.
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The review does not show that supervised consumption sites lead to, as detractors claim, more drug use and crime.
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In the industrious revolution, however, manufacturers gathered workers under one roof, where the labor could be divided and supervised.
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She will also have to pay a $133,000 fine and will be subjected to a year of supervised release.
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On the same day, Surrey became the latest BC municipality to submit an application for a supervised injection site.
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Your child should always be supervised anytime they are eating, but make sure you're extra cautious with these spoons.
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While supervised-injection sites have long operated in Europe and Canada, no such facilities exist in the United States.
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She will be supervised in Franklin County, and the supervision will last until June 8, 2022, the department said.
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Tucked inside are modern navigation systems, upscale accommodations and amenities, such as three swimming pools and supervised mast-climbing.
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The governor, mayor and Legislature can devote more attention to the state's supervised release programs and mental health system.
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In addition to prison, Jackson ordered Stone to pay a $20,000 fine and serve two years of supervised release.
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Families would have guaranteed free child care and pre-K spots in their communities, supervised by fairly paid professionals.
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For decades after the New Deal, the government supervised the economic system, placing on it various restraints and controls.
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She said she didn't feel the school was safe, adding that there was bullying and children were inadequately supervised.
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VAWA funded programs have provided victims with critical services such as transitional housing, legal assistance, and supervised visitation services.
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Barzee will be on supervised release for five years, said Eric Anderson, deputy chief US Probation Officer for Utah.
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He supervised ex-USA Gymnastics physician Larry Nassar, who has been sentenced to prison for sexually abusing female gymnasts.
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" Sanders again warned Monday night against the "unintended consequences" of foreign intervention, instead calling for "internationally supervised free elections.
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It's not his first drug charge, he's currently on supervised release following a 10-year federal drug trafficking sentence.
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Hawks, who supervised the peer review of the Palau paper, had flown in to work on the naledi project.
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Union-supervised competitions had produced designs for the Sydney Opera House in Australia and the Pompidou Center in Paris.
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These are brick-and-mortar operations supervised by pharmacists and include chain stores but not hospital or online pharmacies.
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Eventually, the shuttering of the legal library won me back access to the computers—albeit limited, filtered, and supervised.
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Mr. Khuzami's departure will not directly affect most of the other Trump-related investigations, which Mr. Berman has supervised.
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All I knew was that Blake was visiting from Vegas and Jesus had personally supervised the forging of his cheekbones.
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They say Bom and Merritt, who supervised Rodriguez and Clement, "knew or should have known" those reports had been falsified.
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Several cities have released plans to open a supervised consumption site, including New York City, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Seattle.
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Cayton, 43, supervised the hours-long trauma operations, in which five of the six attack victims were treated at OLOL.
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The little girl is now 16 months old and has supervised visits with her parents in custody, the newspaper reported.
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In March 2018, a judge ruled Dulos could only have supervised visits with the children, according to CNN affiliate WFSB.
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The president's office said that Mexican electoral authorities had supervised spending in the campaign and had not found anything illegal.
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Since the 28s governments have more closely supervised jobseekers' efforts, which some research has associated with lower long-term unemployment.
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He was sentenced Wednesday in Boston federal court to two years of supervised release with six months of home detention.
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Tuesday's sentence also includes 250 hours of community service, a $45,000 fine and one year of supervised release for each.
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Neural networks themselves can, of course, be of various types (convolution, recurring) and have supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning approaches.
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Brad Pitt has had weekly supervised visits with the kids since October, according to a court filing by Angelina Jolie.
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A federal judge in Trenton ordered George to pay $2.5 million in restitution and serve three years of supervised release.
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The clinical trials exclude people with conditions that MDMA might exacerbate, and they give the drug under closely supervised conditions.
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Advocates for such facilities point to studies in Canada and Australia, where supervised injection sites have operated for some time.
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Then we had [all the] passengers in the back three cabins of this jumbo jet being supervised by two hijackers.
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In addition to his prison time, the judge also hit Garofano with 3 years supervised release once he gets out.
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Through the University of North Dakota's website he found Sabrina Balgamwalla, who supervised its immigrants' rights clinic at the time.
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Parents can also manage the child's Google account from Family Link and remotely lock a supervised account, if need be.
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I supervised over 20 people, and I developed routes to deliver drugs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Each also needed to be supervised by a gang of up to a dozen people on board, adding to costs.
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Other interested buyers will be invited to challenge the Kelly bid at a court-supervised auction, according to court documents.
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California not only requires that nurse practitioners are supervised by doctors, but also bans doctors from overseeing more than four.
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Alex and Leslie Hernandez "pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit forgery" and were sentenced to four years of supervised probation.
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Variety reports, he'll also face three years of supervised release and 60 hours of community service after he gets out.
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Trump added to the controversy Sunday by saying he would have similar concerns if a Muslim judge supervised the case.
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Supervised drug-use sites are not a silver bullet, but they help to keep needles clean and off the streets.
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" The training process can be supervised or unsupervised learning, reinforcement learning, clustering, decision trees or different methods of "deep learning.
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The supervised doses would be part of a larger "Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy," or REMS, program for the drug.
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Judge Humes J. Franklin on Friday sentenced the 21-year-old former UVa student to five years&apos supervised probation.
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Today we're looking at Philadelphia's plan to be the first US city with a set of supervised drug injection sites.
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But from within controlled cages to supervised demos, we'll see drones that are faster, nimbler and leaner than their predecessors.
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The National Park Service remains without a Zinke-appointed director and is currently supervised by an acting director, Mike Reynolds.
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If convicted, Bradley faces a sentence of life imprisonment or death, a $250,000 fine, and three years of supervised release.
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It is majority owned by Wuhan State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and supervised by the Wuhan municipal government.
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Right now in Ithaca, New York, officials are pursuing a Supervised Injection Facility (or SIF) to address the overdose problem.
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She successfully supervised a general election in 2016 which was won by Akufo-Addo, then leader of the main opposition.
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"When acute detoxification treatment is required, we arrange 24-hour nursing care, supervised by Dr. Kornfeld," Recovery Without Walls said.
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Supervised because the judge unofficially ruled we were unsafe with her due to her drug/alcohol abuse and her sexuality.
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The pictures are uploaded to AWS, where an EC2 instance running the Tensorflow supervised learning platform does the image recognition.
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Ambac is also seeking to block Puerto Rico from officially launching Title III, a court-supervised bankruptcy-like restructuring process.
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With his release, he will begin 10 years of supervised probation, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan said in a statement.
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At that time, Hasson's defense attorneys will propose options for him to be supervised after his release, according to CNN.
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Elections would be federally supervised and ballots would be secret, allowing workers to vote without fear of harassment or intimidation.
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What is so often missing from supervised sites is the mindset that all patients can be helped to enter treatment.
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The government is to set up specially supervised plantations to grow cannabis and will import what it needs for now.
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"I thought he had a great future at the firm," Bill Kilberg, the partner who supervised Cotton's work, told me.
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Atlantia says regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the viaduct was safe, but it has struggled to repair its reputation.
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They reduced caseloads for probation officers to ensure a more hands-on approach with the men and women they supervised.
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And a heroin epidemic has prompted the mayor of at least one city to propose establishing a supervised injection clinic.
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InSite started as a pilot project in 2003 and was the first legal supervised drug injection site in North America.
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Russell has agreed not to appeal the ban and will participate in a supervised treatment program, according to the league.
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Iccrea and Cassa Centrale Banca, are due to be supervised by the European Central Bank because of their large size.
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He supervised the emergency managers for Flint that oversaw the city's switch in water supply that brought about the contamination.
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The man would then take the woman to an agreed location to see if they were compatible, as relatives supervised.
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In September, VICE reported on a back alley supervised-injection site in Vancouver that was operating without the city's approval.
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Investors can trade more than 1,200 shares and 500 funds on BX Swiss, which is supervised by Swiss watchdog FINMA.
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He was also sentenced to three years of supervised release and ordered to pay $2,292 in restitution to the IRS.
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"I thought that the department as currently supervised would not be aggressive enough to go ... get the tapes," Comey said.
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Friendship Circle, which sits in the space between the structures, is supervised and periodically opened by the US Border Patrol.
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President Donald Trump's Department of Justice is threatening the possibility of federal prosecution against cities that allow supervised consumption sites.
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Xinhua said the program, supervised by the institute's ethics panel, was in line with international ethical standards for animal research.
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Russian national Aleksandr Andreevich Panin was sentenced to nine years and six months, followed by three years of supervised release.
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Because Mr. Rodriguez was charged with felony assault, he cannot appear in the veterans court that might offer supervised treatment.
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But her thinking evolved in April after a trip to have a look at the supervised injection program in Vancouver.
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But when the music stops, and it always does, a poorly supervised banking sector can turn into a huge disaster.
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Petty was released in May 2013, and had been on supervised release until May 2019, records accessed by PEOPLE show.
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That real alternative is undoubtedly riskier than a supervised prescription heroin site, even if heroin does carry some inherent risks.
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The agency overseeing his home health aide recommended he should move into a more supervised system, called Level II housing.
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The coroner noted none of the deaths happened at government-sponsored supervised injection sites, or volunteer-run overdose prevention sites.
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The unfavorable result, however, does not necessarily mean that supervised consumption sites lead to more problematic heroin use or injection.
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That is not to definitively say that supervised consumption sites don't work; it's more that we simply don't know yet.
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Roughly one-quarter of the 4.5 million who are supervised by the criminal justice system end up back in jail.
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According to the inmate, the department assigned the same staff member who had supervised the punishments to investigate the complaint.
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It ordered that key men be supervised to ensure that they were not giving favorable treatment to hotels or V.I.P.s.
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Prosecutors have recommended that she serve one month in prison, 12 years of supervised release, and pay a $20,000 fine.
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In the short run Mr Macron hopes to revive peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, supervised by France and Germany.
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