Supervising Others When you have a lot on your plate, supervising others can be overwhelming.
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"I don't just mean supervising the content that kids experience in a VR setting but also supervising the physical space for safety reasons," he said.
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But over the next 11 years, his role expanded to an assistant to the sports editor supervising the weekday sports and then as a deputy sports editor supervising the Sunday section.
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"These cases within the management team make our doubts even stronger as to how the board is supervising the bank's management and how the CEO is supervising his colleagues," Kaufmann told Reuters.
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Matthew bought a whole cannabis plant, himself, supervising David's consumption.
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Marion will be in charge of supervising CIB's support functions.
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What do you do when you're not teaching or supervising?
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Out at sea, he was a boatswain, supervising deck crews.
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And remember: Supervising your toddler is on you, not her.
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I know Margaret Atwood is a supervising producer on this.
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The doctor was supervising, and Dallas didn't even wear gloves.
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Regulators have a role in supervising how they are marketed.
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Statement from David Mondillo, Supervising Producer, Kraft Sports and Entertainment.
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Deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein subsequently took over supervising Mueller.
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" Elana Schulman Supervising Producer, MUNCHIES "Soup dumplings at King's County Imperial.
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"I'm going to be supervising their search," Morin told the lawyers.
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John Lugo, a supervising officer, told the other officers to leave.
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Does it ever become tedious supervising call center employees all day?
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But departments responsible for supervising such issues tend to be weak.
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And there is no nationwide standard for supervising 911 call centers.
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It will probably be unskilled at supervising the next payments revolution.
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"Be careful with that," warned Amerah, 16, supervising while thumb scrolling.
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Supervising Judge Robert E. Moss ruled in favor of the landlord.
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Citywide, the supervising judge for arraignments is Judge George A. Grasso.
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Elana Schulman, Supervising Producer: I ate a chocolate croissant in five seconds.
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He also said he handpicked Denholm, and that she's not supervising him.
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But it won't be supervising lenders proactively to make sure they comply.
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This position involves directly supervising and coordinating activities of retail sales workers.
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Mr. Derrill hopes to become a team leader soon, supervising other workers.
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"I was the supervising editor on the first six seasons," he said.
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Supervising about seventy prosecutors, she oversaw critical investigative, charging, and litigation decisions.
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Western governments insist that humans will be "on the loop", supervising things.
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Rosenstein had the role of supervising the probe because of Sessions' recusal.
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The president had long complained about Sessions recusing himself from supervising Mueller.
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Or did you feel adults were always nearby, supervising your every move?
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Think of Dick Cheney's smooth move from supervising the Defense Department to running a defense contractor to supervising the Defense Department once again, or the extraordinary post-presidential buckraking of the Clinton family and their foundation's global funding stream.
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Brenda Snipes, the county's elections supervisor, has a dreadful record on supervising elections.
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I hated supervising study hall and the intellectual atmosphere of the high school.
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However, the autopilot features require the driver to be actively supervising the car.
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In 1984, he was the supervising physician for Ali's evaluation at Columbia-Presbyterian.
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The others, PhoneSheriff and TeenShield, were both marketed toward parents for supervising children.
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PAULINA DAVIS Supervising Staff Attorney Advocates for Children of New York New York
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Her father, who worked in Bakersfield, retired as a supervising accountant for Texaco.
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The teacher supervising detention calls out the name "Tommy Oliver," to no response.
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Chinese regulators published new guidelines on Tuesday for supervising the nation's financial institutions.
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Managerial expertise in hiring, training, and supervising marginal job candidates becomes less prized.
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Some, such as the Bank of England, were officially tasked with supervising banks.
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Most commonly, the bullying behavior came from the residents and professors supervising them.
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Ms. Kalnick, also a supervising lawyer, referred questions to the agency's press office.
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Mr. Rosenstein is the most senior law enforcement official supervising the Russia investigation.
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Manpreet K. Singh is a supervising attorney who has tried over 50 cases.
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Berkshire is now far better managed than when I alone was supervising operations.
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He'll also need to immediately notify his supervising officer of obtaining any prescription drugs.
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Her mother is a supervising psychologist at Mount Sinai St. Luke's hospital in Manhattan.
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H.R. 2262 set up provisions for supervising private players who conduct space resource activities.
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They are supervising what I'm doing, and I have some simulator days with them.
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The supervising officer did not check another box stating that further investigation was needed.
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The supervising male officer claimed he "turned away" at the time of the search.
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Wolf was supervising eight crews at various locations, patching leaks in the pouring rain.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recused himself from the investigations that Rosenstein is supervising.
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The settlement also banned him from supervising funds that manage outside money until 2018.
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Even a colonel did not shy away from giving instructions to his supervising general.
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The dashcam audio captured Yanez off camera relaying the events to a supervising officer.
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They were not screaming, they were just playing, with their mother and grandmother supervising.
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Ray and Eelke work quietly alongside the staff, rather than supervising and barking orders.
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Can the child care provider smoke while on a break from supervising the children?
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The country's law also establishes the procedures for authorizing and supervising space exploration missions.
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Now, as I progress in my training, I'm increasingly supervising younger residents doing them.
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Baratunde Thurston recently served as supervising producer for The Daily Show With Trevor Noah.
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Balash said he will, however, be supervising those at the company who do instead.
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The mechanics got to work, and Juan Martín acted like he was supervising them.
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Will stood next to them, supervising the process of putting drums on Antney's song.
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ERIN CLOUD, BRONX The writer is supervising family defense attorney for the Bronx Defenders.
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He spent his days on the road, or supervising drivers who worked for him.
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The bride, 31, is a supervising producer at "The Dr. Oz Show" in New York, where she has won two Emmy Awards as part of a team, one for producing in 2017, and the other in the category of supervising producer in 2018.
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The bride, 22011, is a supervising producer at "The Dr. Oz Show" in New York, where she has won two Emmy Awards as part of a team, one for producing in 213, and the other in the category of supervising producer in 222.
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She has been a volunteer and advocate for her children, supervising play dates and sleepovers.
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"We are well prepared to continue the job (of supervising the fund)," Oeystein Olsen said.
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The new show also shares an executive producer and supervising producer with Teen Titans Go!
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Morley was then replaced with a supervising judge by the Executive Office of Immigration Review.
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Rosselle also told a supervising officer that he thought he had "fucked up," Martin added.
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Tommy is supervising development, and trying her best to highlight the "backbone" of the story.
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Yanez gives a brief explanation of the events to a supervising officer on the scene.
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It's packaged around profiling the work of Matthew Wood, supervising sound editor on the film.
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She has also worked as a supervising producer, producer, associate producer, production manager and actress.
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The aide is still working at the high school but isn't supervising the buses anymore.
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Three supervisors have been relieved of their supervising duties, according to Customs and Border Protection.
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Gontareva is highly respected for supervising a banking sector cleanup and stabilising the hryvnia currency.
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The ECB is in charge of supervising banks and controlling inflation in the euro zone.
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This, then, is another reason Rosenstein should have removed himself from supervising the Mueller investigation.
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Standing on the stairs of the legislative building, supervising the scene, was Ms. Abu Baker.
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Moreover, whoever replaces Rosenstein in supervising Mueller must guarantee to protect the special counsel's independence.
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And she is reportedly facing four disciplinary counts of failing to do exactly that: supervising.
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Since late 2014 the ECB has been responsible for supervising the euro zone's biggest banks.
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Mark Cohen, a supervising judge in the court of claims in Suffolk County, N.Y., officiated.
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After closely supervising the investigation, Mr. Mandelblit will now decide whether to file formal charges.
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Her mother is a supervising lawyer at Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services in St. Paul.
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ZAINAB AKBAR, BROOKLYN The writer is supervising attorney of Brooklyn Defender Services' Family Defense Practice.
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What else are cadets learning about their role supervising and keeping safe the incarcerated population?
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A few months ago, Mr. Whatley began supervising Cure Violence's new site in Grand Crossing.
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The student said teachers were supervising the protest but didn't try to shut it down.
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"I'm supervising the operation nuclear reactor," Luria recalls of her time before being in office.
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The ICRC has been tasked with supervising the exchange though it has not yet materialized.
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I review the rules as well as anyone who's supervising the kids during that time.
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Her mother is a supervising criminal appeals lawyer at the Manhattan law firm Appellate Advocates.
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To start with, you should never have been involved in supervising the Robert Mueller investigation.
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My day-to-day role includes supervising crisis work for clients headed to an inpatient facility.
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MSS is closely involved in SBC's overall operations, including supervising its annual budget and evaluating performance.
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"It's heartbreaking," said the producer, who was supervising a crew of camera operators for Sharp Entertainment.
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The European Central Bank, which has overall responsibility for supervising banks, is also seeking new staff.
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At Volkswagen, Hochholdinger spent 22 years supervising the production of Audi A4, A5 and Q5 models.
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"Think of it like soaking your dishes," said Kristin Beyers, one of the lab's supervising criminalists.
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Those servicesmay include time spent collecting rent, maintaining the property and supervising employees and independent contractors.
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So I was helping EPA figure out how to better provide information for those supervising cleanups.
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Nearly all Trump's Cabinet members have shown disdain for the regulatory processes they're charged with supervising.
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Humayun Khan was supervising a checkpoint outside Camp Warhorse near the central Iraqi city of Baquba.
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He then contacted the school administration and his supervising officers to notify them of the incident.
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He pledged to keep to his plan of supervising research students a few hours a week.
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Later, the supervising officer was stripped of his gun and badge and put on desk duty.
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Someone must be supervising students during even a quick bathroom break (secretary, paraprofessional, even a custodian).
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Bitton and Giros are also in charge of supervising French Corporate Finance teams, the company said.
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Maybe they have parents with troubles of their own who are less capable of supervising them.
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The Macedonians appointed edeatroi (tasters), who were also responsible for supervising seating arrangements at formal banquets.
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An engineer supervising the work jumps up wielding a screwdriver after one robot loses a finger.
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She was curious to see what the supervising doctor, Dr. Kathleen White, would have to say.
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Yeah, and the question gets to be, I mean, it was the Kansas department supervising them.
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"For years they knew about the trends," said Vivian Currie, former supervising lawyer for the department.
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Another striking photo appears to show Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei personally supervising the strike.
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He said the central bank had known of Otkritie's problems before he began supervising the sector.
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Michael Wetzel, a father of six, worked as a supervising environmental health specialist with the county.
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I had a number of conversations about this with the professor who was supervising my paper.
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But we were student teachers, and so our world was our supervising teachers and our classrooms.
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The BoE's role in supervising individual banks and insurers through the Prudential Regulation Authority is more questionable.
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Jim Faith, supervising Will Forte's ingenious (but hapless) special operative in the 2010 cult-favorite comedy MacGruber.
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In addition to his supervising judge, attorneys who have argued in front of Persky cite his abilities.
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His bonuses have been stopped because he was not carrying out his duties of supervising the organization.
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But before that hearing, Morley was notified by a supervising judge that the case was being reassigned.
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Vitally important diplomatic posts, like the assistant secretary of state supervising the Middle East, are currently unfilled.
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He'd simply treat it like any other medication — and that means supervising them while they're taking it.
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Mr Thrun suggests such operators could, in future, end up supervising thousands of AVs at a time.
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Robert Himelblau, supervising deputy district attorney for San Joaquin County, said the crime did not involve penetration.
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In 2015 the commission took on many jobs previously done at military headquarters, such as supervising logistics.
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The Palo Alto, California-based pediatrician had just started supervising interns at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford.
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In 2015 the commission took on many jobs previously handled by military headquarters, such as supervising logistics.
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It has also been in charge of supervising that the correct winners are announced during the ceremony.
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I'm supervising a student who's working on the process in Massachusetts of bidding and revising cost estimates.
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Perpetrators: Grindelwald, Abernathy, Newt Grindelwald somehow switches places with Abernathy, who's supposed to be supervising his transfer.
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But a group of voters asked a federal judge to bar him from supervising any potential recount.
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She first came to New York at 18, as an au pair, supervising four children under 7.
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"Some of the guys from the first cohort are now mentoring, supervising the other cohorts," he said.
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Strzok was one of the FBI's top counterintelligence agents supervising the investigation of Clinton's controversial email problems.
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I went to see the movie with Motherboard staff writer Jason Koebler and supervising producer Chris O'Coin.
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A guy who was supervising the parking lot came to help me and scared my assailant off.
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Because that's gross, her manager told her to knock it off—at least while she was supervising.
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Rosenstein is, after Attorney General Jeff Sessions's recusal, the person supervising special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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To do either, he would need approval from the top Department of Justice official supervising the investigation.
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The Florida Department of Health website lists Dr. Masessa as supervising four physician assistants in the state.
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Her mother is a supervising lawyer at Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services, which is in St. Paul.
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An earlier version of this review misidentified one of the two supervising sound designers on this film.
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His mother is a principal project control analyst and his father is a senior supervising structural engineer.
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Lieutenant Thanadet Jitprawat is responsible for supervising fishing boat inspections that the HTMS Thaimuang might engage in.
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Del Mar enforced the same rules that Santa Anita planned to implement and had Moore supervising maintenance.
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"Our total visitation kind of just skyrocketed," said Brett Silver, a supervising ranger at California State Parks.
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"I will never forget that moment," said Mr. Nichol, a professional archaeologist who was supervising the dig.
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Responsibility for supervising the compliance of the nation's roughly 5,200 banks is divided among three different agencies.
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Mr. Ashley's collaborator, Joan La Barbara, is the music director, supervising an array of innovative vocal techniques.
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Judge Douglas Hoffman, the supervising judge for New York City Family Court, was among those in attendance.
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She started as an intern and worked her way up to become a supervising producer for Letterman's show.
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The Chinese Communist Party has clearly taken control and they could very well be directly supervising the police.
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I think the role in factories, for instance, will shift from people doing manual work to people supervising.
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The umbilical cord issue can be avoided if you have an experienced midwife or doctor supervising the birth.
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Bose aimed for a system that a child could figure out without any guidance from a supervising adult.
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It recommended improvements in banking supervising agencies and noted authorities had no plan for a systemic banking crisis.
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"I am directly in contact with (Railway district superintendent), supervising the emergency activities," he said in the post.
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He and other officials say they are awaiting orders from India's Supreme Court, which is supervising the process.
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Regulators on Friday banned Point72 Asset Management's Steven Cohen from supervising funds that manage outside money until 2018.
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In Skirpan's opinion, striking the right balance between encouraging contributors and supervising them will remain a collective effort.
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Leadership, now more than ever, is much more than defining strategy, supervising management or even achieving outstanding results.
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Adonis was supervising officers at the scene and the department did not specify the exact charges she faces.
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Any final deal would be placed before Colombian voters for approval, with a U.N. mission supervising rebel disarmament.
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Supervising the response from a command center, he confronted other challenges, not life or death, but still vexing.
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In this role I was responsible for interviewing our unpaid interns, hiring them, and supervising their daily tasks.
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She pauses over Fuhrman's name because the two had worked together before — York had been his supervising commander.
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The sanctions were imposed by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which is responsible for supervising labs.
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He was responsible for supervising the company's products including Windows, Surface, Xbox, Windows Server and HoloLens Mixed Reality.
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In addition, Nadler could also ask the judge supervising the grand jury to release certain grand jury materials.
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At one point, she complained that trying to govern Mr. Stone's behavior was like supervising a middle schooler.
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I visited the site shortly before the tournament, and spoke with Todd Knapton, who was supervising the installation.
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Before he met Damiani, he was supervising a team of researchers working on projects related to junk DNA.
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Keane's father was on the beach supervising the dive, Captain Giles said at a news conference on Saturday.
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The groom's father retired as a supervising fire marshal, in Bayside, for the Fire Department of New York.
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Ms. Friedman, a supervising lawyer, did not respond to a request for comment sent to her work email.
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BRADFORD ADAMS, SAN FRANCISCO The writer is a policy advocate and supervising staff attorney for Swords to Plowshares.
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"But they want to stay connected to their friends and their drugs," said Ms. King, a supervising investigator.
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My boss recently gave me quite a bit more responsibility supervising one SLP-A and two Clinical Fellows.
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"I think we all came to the conclusion that they were right," said Stephen Parkhurst, a supervising producer.
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Which means it's information overload both for the person on the monitor and the person who's supervising them.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein should be supervising all aspects of the Russia investigation as needed, not Sessions.
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Smartphones can connect lay workers to supervising nurses at clinics who can coach them on what they're seeing.
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The Honorable George A. Grasso, supervising judge for arraignments in New York, watches that door spin every day.
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Simpson, however, will need to explain to his supervising officer how his "support system" would work in another state.
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Russian supervision The Syrian Arab Red Crescent, along with Russian and Syrian authorities, are supervising the Al-Waer evacuation.
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Sylvester spots Maeve and Felix, but Theresa is present and supervising the procedure, so he just continues as planned.
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I knew, though, that the inpatient doctor supervising her care tended to play fast and loose with those rules.
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" In the motorcade afterward, Mr. Lewandowski called a longtime aide supervising another state: "Fly here tonight and take over.
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But we're open to somebody else writing it, with Nic supervising it ... it's a really valuable franchise for us.
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Guevara and Halvorsen filed their police report in the Gonzalez murder and left it for the supervising sergeant's review.
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Its responsibilities include supervising launches and controlling DoD satellites — including ones involved in missile early warnings, communication, and navigation.
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By gradually reducing dose, providing a clean fix, and supervising for overdoses, Canada's new policy just might save lives.
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The Warren-Warner bill would establish at the FTC an "Office of Cybersecurity" tasked with supervising specifically the CRAs.
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About a week after she cut herself, the ICE supervising officer at Eloy called Soto Moreno into his office.
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"The system will involve many different units supervising each other and taking action if something goes wrong," Ratti said.
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CAC officials said they would enhance regulations further and called on the public to engage in supervising the internet.
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The idea of someone who works directly for the Trump White House supervising the bureau traduces its entire purpose.
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Ms. Hungate, 46, is still at Yahoo more than 18 years later, supervising what remains of the surfer team.
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In this instance, a reorganization months after the fact meant that this reader ended up supervising the offending colleague.
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She is also a training and supervising analyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, in Newton Centre, Mass.
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"He's had numerous contacts with Jeff and they've settled on a number of things," supervising producer Sean Ryerson explained.
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Indeed, he affirmed his prior testimony that he had concerns about Vindman's judgment while supervising him on the NSC.
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Marty had been supervising a teenage pregnancy education program in which high school students taught fifth and sixth graders.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of a supervising attorney with the National Housing Law Project.
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"It's a positive turnaround, given what she's been through," said Anthony Lyn, a supervising resident director for the show.
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Testimony from Alazzawi, a multiple bronze star recipient who served as Gallagher's supervising chief in Mosul, bolstered that narrative.
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Her supervising physician was standing out in the hall, yet she did not ask him to take a look.
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Officials at the European Central Bank, which is responsible for supervising eurozone banks, had been closely monitoring Banco Popular.
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I WOULD LIKE TO GET SOME EXPERIENCE WITH SUPERVISING A WHOLE GROUP OF BUSINESSES BEFORE I EVENTUALLY TOOK OVER.
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And 92 percent of films had no female supervising sound editors, while 96 percent had no female sound designers.
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ANTHONY POSADA, NEW YORK The writer is supervising attorney for the Community Justice Unit of the Legal Aid Society.
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He was released three years ago and ordered to check in with a supervising officer regularly for 10 years.
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Bolund said the government might introduce new legislation or ask agencies supervising the pension system to tighten their rules.
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There are camera operators and grips, producers and supervising producers and executive producers, runners and assistants and Chris Harrison.
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Steve Kenny, who runs the newsroom at night, begins supervising The Times's digital and print operations around 7 p.m.
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It's also a hotspot for wine lovers, with one of Asia's most respected sommeliers, John Chan, supervising over 1,000 labels.
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Full Frontal lost advertisers, people called for the program to be canceled, and TBS decided to start supervising the show.
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"Human beings are relational creatures," Daniel Gaztambide, supervising psychologist at Mount Sinai St. Luke's Hospital in New York City explains.
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He joined Tesla from Volkswagen AG, where he spent 22 years supervising production of Audi A4, A5 and Q5 models.
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Cranes crowd behind the dunes, supervising construction work by Aranya, a Chinese developer that also funded and built the museum.
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Sayoc was sent to a Catholic boarding school in Mississippi, where he says he was raped by the supervising priests.
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" Jacquie Parker, Cobble's supervising teacher at Lyman Hall Elementary, says her mentee is an "absolute role model to her students.
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After two rounds of drugs failed to kick-start Jackson's heart, a supervising UCLA doc wanted to pronounce him dead.
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Sessions recused himself from supervising authority over Mueller, which was handled in his stead by deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
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In The Confidence Man, Apprentice supervising editor Jonathan Braun asks Pruitt if Trump treated the first season as a joke.
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But so far there is little evidence to suggest that chains are more adept than local authorities at supervising schools.
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The Luxembourg unit of ICBC holds the lender's European Union bank license and is responsible for supervising the Madrid branch.
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Cornelius was supervising a station where participants could try to hack into the control units of a 2012 Ford Focus.
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On that note, make sure you're always very closely supervising your children any time they're playing in or near water.
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The inevitable moral hazard should be addressed by regulating, supervising, and imposing the dire outcomes of bankruptcy on SIFI investors.
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Singer Ingrid Michaelson and "This Is Us" supervising producer Bekah Brunstetter are adapting the Nicholas Sparks tale for the stage.
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"Just having a disability — it bleeds through everything," says Karlo Ng, a supervising attorney at the National Housing Law Project.
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"It's a very slippery slope to violate people's rights," said Angie Junck, Supervising Attorney at the Immigrant Legal Resource Center.
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Brian Kemp, the Republican candidate, is currently Georgia's secretary of state, a job that includes supervising the conduct of elections.
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He's a supervisor for the work center, but during this turret operation, he was doing a lot more than supervising.
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Trygve Harris, who owns the store, spends most of the year supervising a frankincense distillery in the Sultanate of Oman.
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The Morgan Library & Museum has a libretto for Verdi's "Aida" that the composer annotated while supervising its early Italian performances.
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As Mr. Moore begged for mercy, the supervising officer on the scene did nothing, instead mocking him as she watched.
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If Trump did it because he thought Comey was doing a poor job supervising the Russia investigation, that's perfectly legal.
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Jay Carson, Hillary Clinton's former press secretary and a supervising producer of "House of Cards," will be the series' showrunner.
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According to police, the supervising officer showed up 17 minutes into the incident, and Myers was released two minutes later.
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In 1995, the lead NIDA administrator supervising the ibogaine project, a scientist named Frank Vocci, convened an interdisciplinary review committee.
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And what if feedback were received not only from the supervising partner or associate but also from colleagues and clients?
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General Hajizadeh, who was in western Iran supervising the attack on the Americans, received a phone call with the news.
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Brandon Auman and Chris Prynoski will also be joining as executive producers with Sung Jin Ahn serving as supervising director.
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She was curious to see what the supervising doctor, Dr. Kathleen White, would have to say about this guy's hands.
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Michelle was able to seek civilian medical care for gender affirmation in collaboration with her base physicians and supervising officers.
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Meanwhile, the BoE is updating an MoU with U.S. regulators for supervising LCH and U.S. peers like ICE and CME.
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Supervising them until they can be trusted to use them safely on their own is a must, too, he added.
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The cost of caring for and supervising mentally ill inmates makes them two to three times more expensive to house.
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As a probation officer, I spent my days writing criminal sentencing reports for judges and supervising those convicted of crimes.
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Moreover, Ms. Higgins said, she was horrified at the spectacle of the United States government supervising the destruction of books.
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"This push toward efficiency over due process is particularly Trumpian," Andrea Sáenz, the supervising attorney at Brooklyn Defender Services, said.
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The al-Akhbar newspaper said that a Saudi security team had been supervising Hariri, citing unnamed sources close to him.
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They can call their parents, as long as the parent can recite their child's full name to the supervising official.
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The 38-year-old star has an 11-month-old baby girl and has probably forgone grooming for supervising tummy time.
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He will be required to meet regularly with a supervising parole officer and submit monthly reports on developments in his life.
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"These evaluations are for supervising and guaranteeing that the security of this data accords with China's security standards," the ministry said.
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A large white board on the wall listed the patients who had been admitted, along with their condition and supervising doctor.
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I vividly recall the time I was in training many years ago, and I told my supervising physician about my pregnancy.
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"We have a formative Joker, who is paying attention to what you're doing," explains Kent Mudle, supervising director on the series.
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"In regulating and supervising financial institutions, we should still make space for market forces and market discipline to act," he added.
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Despite the word "rape," the crime did not involve penetration, said Robert Himelblau, supervising deputy district attorney for San Joaquin County.
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Canning factory, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin Photo: Russel Lee/Library of Congress22003: A factory worker supervising the production of metal food cans.
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I saw on supervising producer Mike Hollingsworth's Instagram that he wrote the joke about the sex bugs at the grocery store.
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The show is Star Wars' third animated series from supervising director Dave Filoni, after The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Rebels.
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According to ISIS-affiliated news agency Amaq, al-Adnani was killed while supervising battle lines in Aleppo province in northern Syria.
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But a review of OPBAS's first year found that professional bodies were not always focused on strongly supervising standards among members.
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He went on to become the Mouse House's top Imagineer -- supervising the design of its parks in Paris, Tokyo and Shanghai.
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"It's never the victim's fault," says Amy Edelstein, LCSW, Supervising Social Worker at Safe Horizon, a domestic abuse victim assistance organization.
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She added that ditching the review into banking culture did not signal a shift in the watchdog's approach to supervising banks.
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He served as national co-chair of President Trump's campaign where he also acted as chief policy advisor, supervising George Papadopoulos.
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Blatter's bonuses have been stopped because he was not carrying out his duties of supervising the organization, including its general secretary.
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The official results have not yet been released by the Independent High Elections and Referendum Commission, the body supervising the vote.
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Within the Communist Party hierarchy some state firms' chairmen have outranked the heads of the regulatory agencies charged with supervising them.
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So if you got in trouble, you could hammer the panic button under your till to call over whoever was supervising.
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There is no one — no national regulatory body and frequently no local overseer — assiduously supervising where all that money is going.
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"Each contractor has really detailed references for how to prune, and we have qualified arborists supervising the pruners," Ms. Greenfeld said.
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SANDRA KOBLICK North Haledon, N.J. The writer is a retired New York City assistant principal who is now supervising student teachers.
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Jimmy Carter, a former U.S. president and Georgia governor, even weighed in, calling on Kemp to resign his post supervising elections.
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In 2017, she took over as executive director after nine years as director of TED Translators, supervising more than 30,000 volunteers.
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"Its core mission is family reunification," said Justin Cox, senior supervising attorney at the International Refugee Assistance Project in New York.
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That's two and a half hours a week where my kids have to go into another room with people supervising them.
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Stephan J. LevitanNew YorkThe writer is a training and supervising psychoanalyst at the Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research.
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In August, he was also brought on in a supervising role at Blue Sky Studios, which is part of Fox Animation.
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On June 26, Mr. Ariosto, 36, will begin working as a supervising producer of "All Things Considered," the NPR news program.
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Brandon Miller is CNN International's supervising meteorologist who has been tracking and reporting on extreme weather around the globe since 2004.
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In the last 10 years, medical examiner's offices with a glut of cases have lost accreditation with the national supervising association.
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They called on Barr to join them in a request that the judge supervising Mueller's grand jury release the panel's materials.
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Jon D. Hanson, their torts professor, who is also responsible for supervising and orchestrating intellectual and social activities, leads the section.
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Supervising the harvest on his land earlier this year, he watched a pair of combines chew through rows of soybean plants.
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The company was specifically charged with negligence for hiring, training, and supervising Townsend, and the parents were seeking $2.5 million in damages.
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As one of a handful of supervising sergeants there, Hiram was responsible for ensuring the health and safety of roughly 2,100 inmates.
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She sought out Harras, the editor-in-chief, and asked if Berganza was now officially supervising every book in the DC Universe.
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" On whether Trump might fire Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is supervising Mueller: "I don't think he's going to do that.
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The supervising judge, according to the grievance, told Morley that Sessions had ordered Castro-Tum deported if he did not show up.
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Egil Matsen, the central bank official supervising the fund, told Reuters that the fund would retain its aim of outperforming global markets.
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He also oversees a vast executive branch that is responsible for supervising a huge range of law enforcement officials and regulatory agencies.
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"Unfortunately, we are not able to discuss the specifics of an ongoing and complex case," supervising attorney Carmela Huang told BuzzFeed News.
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"We are very sure we will stop the spread of the virus," said Gedeon Siama, supervising nurse for the Kisenso health zone.
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Current laws and regulations for resident licensure—as well as for appointing, supervising and disciplining licensees—would remain at the state level.
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Democrats had previously urged Whitaker to recuse himself from supervising the Mueller investigation, in addition to questioning the constitutionality of his appointment.
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Whoever is supervising the desk has the ultimate call, but every potential notification is deliberated on by multiple editors in every case.
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Cormier spent his Saturday supervising the parish's preparations for Nate, but he still found the time to attend mass during the afternoon.
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Clovis, a novice to national presidential campaigns, was supervising Papadopoulos and became a visible spokesman for Trump on CNN and other networks.
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To overcome this problem, the foster agency that was supervising Mercedes's children had a policy of encouraging foster parents to consider adoption.
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Over the past year, the IMF said, China has made little headway on SOE reform but "substantial progress" in supervising "shadow" financing.
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The groom, 31, works in Washington as a supervising producer for CNN's political unit, where he oversees the network's political research operation.
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Back when choosing music involved a monetary transaction, whether at Walmart, iTunes or a record store, parents were likely supervising these choices.
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In February, the state cited it for not supervising five residents, all with histories of falling, who had fallen and injured themselves.
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" — Annie Georgia Greenberg, supervising creative producer Innisfree Nourishing Hand Butter with Canola Honey"This is the most soothing, moisturizing hand cream ever.
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Minutes later, I stood before Judge Omar Williams with my friend and supervising attorney Sanford O. Bruce III, who goes by Trey.
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Moreover, the A.M.A. forbade insurers from supervising physician work and from financing multispecialty practices, which they feared might develop into medical corporations.
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In addition, the Australian regulators also said last month that they will be supervising transactions of digital currency for the first time.
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I work in a high school where two teachers receive a stipend for supervising the entrance at the beginning of the day.
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Nope. Women accounted for 8 percent of supervising sound editors on the top films this year, and 5 percent of sound designers.
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He became the head of the Urdu service, supervising a staff of sixty, and the job kept him enmeshed in Pakistani politics.
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No one was supervising them—it was the middle of the night—and yet they carried on in the most dedicated way.
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"These coaches would not have done something that they didn't feel comfortable supervising or that would hurt the kids," Mr. Leone said.
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Ramirez was the longest-serving minister in Chavez's cabinet, supervising Venezuela's oil industry for more than a decade, before clashing with Maduro.
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The American federation is also named as a defendant in a suit, accused of burying complaints about, and not adequately supervising, him.
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Its creation reflected Congress's recognition of the key role the Fed plays in supervising individual financial institutions while ensuring overall financial stability.
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She was still a newspaper editor, now supervising as many as sixteen pages of Etemaad daily, and she was still a poet.
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Erin Phraner, a supervising video producer and creator at BuzzFeed's home vertical, Nifty, says that it emerged out of the Great Recession.
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Janet Mock is co-executive producer, Our Lady J is supervising producer, and Erica Kay, Lou Eyrich and Tanase Popa are producers.
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The thing that pisses me off is that his aunt is now the one supervising the visits, so she has to be there.
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Number one, did Strzok and Page have any role in retaining or supervising the informant or directing the decision to use the informant?
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But the antitrust watchdog Cade has clashed with the central bank in the past over their roles in supervising M&A in banking.
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Last week, the show's supervising producer, Ellie Carbajal submitted a video she recorded that shows the men harassing her and saying sexist insults.
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As a customer-service manager, responsible for supervising cashiers and keeping customers happy among other things, she is rarely given consistent working hours.
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Before I can reconsider, I pull into the gravel driveway, angelic soft-focus fetus still supervising it all, like T.J. Eckleburg in utero.
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The RBI is in charge of supervising lenders and meant to act as the bottom-line guarantor that the banking system is sound.
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The document also states that Cohen indirectly owns more than 25 percent of Stamford Harbor Capital but will not be supervising its activities.
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Yanez told the supervising officer he did not know where the gun was and that Castile did not tell him where it was.
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In addition to supervising a gradual move, Mr. Englander is preparing for the building's final art shows, scheduled to open on June 10.
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"Now's the real work," she said: cooking dinner for five, supervising Sunday night homework and maybe stealing a quiet moment with her husband.
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He never finished the qualification, according to his supervising professor, Jason Potts, putting the qualification on hold in 2014 to pursue Faraday Grid.
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Cohen himself was barred from supervising investment funds until 22019 for failing to supervise senior SAC employees who were charged with insider trading.
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He also said that the party supervising the road must not open the shipments, and that they should include fuel, medicines, and flour.
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The Austrian hotel owner supervising the camp got into the spirit by giving us an extra meal and handing out chocolates for dessert.
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Ana Janevski, a curator in the Department of Media and Performance Art, described Mr. Bel's role as coordinating and supervising more than choreographing.
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Cover image: A driving instructor supervising a pupil was among 261 people caught illegally using a mobile phone after tougher penalties were introduced.
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One of those employees was Kathy Mavrikakis, who started working for Letterman as an intern and worked her way up to supervising producer.
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The lawmakers asked Whitaker to confirm who is supervising the investigation, while also "strongly" suggesting that Rosenstein should continue oversight of the probe.
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ON THE AGENDA | The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's conference on supervising large and complex financial institutions will start at 9 a.m.
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Instead, José Luis Mosso Vazquez, who is supervising the operation, fits a sleek, black headset over Anna's eyes and adjusts the Velcro straps.
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He also worked with children at a recreation center in Cockeysville, Md., teaching them chess and pool and supervising some in weight lifting.
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"It's uncertain what these kids are being sent into," said Beth Krause, the supervising lawyer for the Immigrant Youth Project at Legal Aid.
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Dr. Leigh Simmons, the internist supervising Naranbhai, usually waited to see patients until after the resident developed his own thoughts about the case.
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Unarmed UN officials have been charged with supervising the zones, as well as subsequent operations to search for and destroy landmines and explosives.
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If I were back supervising women in an office setting, though, I am almost certain that I would be much more guarded now.
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Once I took on the role of sergeant, I moved on to more of a supervising role for our team of patrol officers.
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"Utterly crushed when I heard this earlier," wrote Trish Turner, who worked with Goler and currently serves as ABC News supervising congressional reporter.
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But where Anderson focused on writing as his form of self-expression, Litsky's layers of talent stretched across reporting, editing, organizing and supervising.
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The engineer responsible for supervising work done to the school, Juan Mario Velarde Gámez, was arrested in July and is in pretrial detention.
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Consolo, 61, of Yorktown Heights, New York, agreed to pay a $75,000 fine and accept a five-year ban from supervising municipal audits.
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Even more worrisome is the possibility – unlikely as it seems — that the supervising attorney may become a subject or target of the investigation.
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"Augmentation can result in one correctional worker supervising hundreds of dangerous prisoners, including terrorists, gangs and murderers inside each facility with no backup."
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Greene told WSOC that he thinks police are charging Jaiden's mom because they believe she wasn't supervising her children properly, the affiliate reported.
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She spent three years supervising an army of some four hundred performers, many of them students at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague.
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They cited her past role supervising a covert detention site in Thailand where terror suspects were waterboarded, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning.
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Suddenly -without a change in my licensure, education, or credentials - I was no longer able to do my job without a supervising physician.
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"What a legacy that would be — elected to the City Council and supervising the same police department that killed Michael Brown," Crump said.
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Under his watch, officers play a more active role in supervising drill instructors, something many officials believe is essential to reforming the culture.
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Per a tweet from Netflix's See What's Next Twitter account, Jennifer Yuh Nelson will be the supervising director on all of the upcoming episodes.
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Supervising Judge Thomas Lewis also said the court "may dismiss" the case "for delay in prosecution" if they fail to provide the necessary documents.
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Like Burhan, Hemedti had been involved in supervising Sudanese forces fighting in Yemen and thus has strong connections with fellow UAE and Saudi officers.
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Dallas is one of the U.S. central bank's 12 regional branches, supervising private lenders throughout Texas as well as parts of Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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The unnamed challengers&apos claims first became public in an unsealed opinion released last month by Judge Norman Krumenacker, the supervising grand jury judge.
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How would you like this guy supervising a confidential informant against the Trump campaign given his bias and given his dislike for President Trump?
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What's more, the FCC has refused 26 times to fully respond to letters sent by Democrats charged with supervising the agency, the Democrats said.
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One of those renewals was signed off on by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — the man currently supervising special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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The Family Case Management Program (FCMP) was launched in 2016 with social workers supervising illegal immigrants who came across the border with their children.
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After his passing, Verdon would carry on his legacy by supervising the Broadway revival of Chicago and Fosse, a career retrospective of his work.
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Mr. Schwartz is the assistant law clerk to Justice Jeffrey S. Sunshine, the supervising judge for matrimonial matters on State Supreme Court in Brooklyn.
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At the same time, the state does undermine individual empowerment in the world of galleries and has established certain means for supervising Cuban art.
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The film's supervising sound editors, Erik Aadahl and Ethan Van der Ryn, know precisely how much A Quiet Place differs from most mainstream horror.
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ICE was supervising 2.2 million undocumented immigrants who were out of detention in August 2016, the report said, including more than 0003,000 convicted criminals.
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Access to citizens' web history will be solely at the discretion of the police, with a specially trained supervising officer approving or denying requests.
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His visa indicated he would be supervising other workers, but instead, he carried out hands-on labor explicitly not covered by the B1/B2.
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One Chinese source said this proposal would partly reinstate the pre-2003 system in which the PBOC was responsible for supervising the country's banks.
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On a hot August evening, as the sun began to set over the Tennessee River, Greg was supervising the repair of an irrigation pump.
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But having her spouse as her coach and supervising what food she was putting in her body "was not a good situation," she said.
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Rachel may be the supervising adult, but her charges are computer-savvy, can talk the talk of grown-ups and are far from naïve.
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Nantarika Chansue, the director of Chulalongkorn University's aquatic animal medicine unit who had been supervising Marium's care, posted about the dugong's death on Facebook.
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"I've never seen a juror tell a judge, I can't be fair because of the judge," said James Leonard, the supervising deputy district attorney.
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The companies were required to turn in financial information and other paperwork before Cormagdalena, the government agency supervising the project, can consider their bid.
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The Dobbs report was itself based on an August 25th blog post on PJ Media written by Paula Bolyard, supervising editor of the website.
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One of those laid off was Gail DeMarco of East Lyme, a supervising psychologist who has a college student and a high school freshman.
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The courts eventually ruled that the DOJ had lied to the court supervising the wire tap and that it had illegally spied on Renzi.
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In October, a far-right politician demanded that a Muslim mother remove her headscarf while she was supervising a school trip with her son.
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But let's add: Teachers at boarding schools often assume quasi-parental responsibilities: driving students to athletic matches or debates at other campuses, supervising dormitories.
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We also visit with the voluble Jeff Koons, who is supervising a workshop where technicians produce stroke-by-stroke replicas of well-known masterpieces.
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Berg came to believe on the secret trip that Heisenberg was not supervising a German counterpart to the Manhattan Project in the United States.
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U.S. officials have accused Putin of supervising his intelligence agencies' hacking of the U.S. presidential election in an effort to help Republican Donald Trump.
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In a change from previous months, monitors dressed in blue uniforms hired by an outside contractor could be seen supervising some of the children.
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The bride's father is the acting supervising judge of the housing section of the first municipal district of the circuit court of Cook County.
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Mr. Martins has long been the principal inheritor of the power and the duties — teaching, choreographing, casting, commissioning, supervising, coaching — that once were Balanchine's.
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Parents heading to the beach need to think about how many children they'll be supervising and whether there are enough adults to go around.
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However, officials supervising releases in New York, Los Angeles, Houston and other major cities say they are releasing only low-level, non-violent offenders.
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If your nonprofit has an H.R. department, you can start there, and there's always the board, which is charged with advising and supervising management.
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Only, that afternoon I'd felt the need to make an effort, because I'd been supervising the hanging of my paintings in the Galilee Chapel.
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"It felt like more of an opportunity to have some fun with him," said Opus Moreschi, a "Late Show" head writer and supervising producer.
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The officer named in Ms. Reynoso's complaint was accused of conducting or supervising improper searches of at least three other visitors, including Tamara Blackwood.
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Tiffany designed glass himself, and always took a hands-on approach to supervising the process of creation, but others assumed roles of equal importance.
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FREE FALL Ramirez was the longest-serving minister in Chavez' cabinet, supervising Venezuela's oil industry for more than a decade, before clashing with Maduro.
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The legislative intent of the fee is to recover the costs incurred by the government, including the SEC, for supervising and regulating the markets.
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"A caregiver who knows a child's behavior well will know what to look for when supervising the child in group settings," Dr. Anixt said.
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The earlier call with Mr. Burr, however, was perhaps the most invasive, given Mr. Burr's role directly supervising the Senate's investigation of Mr. Trump.
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Elizabeth Yaeger, supervising attorney for HIAS Pennsylvania&aposs Immigrant Youth Advocacy Project said she could not disclose the exact location or name of the shelter.
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The BoE will need to ensure that supervising firms with links between the EU and a Britain outside the bloc, is still doable, he added.
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Unarmed UN officials are charged with supervising these "hamlet zones" as well as the subsequent search and destroy operations in search of landmines and explosives.
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"Credit organizations had several faults but during inspection, the supervising department did not promptly detect them to deal with and prevent them," the government said.
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We're having an undergraduate student as an intern for two months, and I'm in charge of training and supervising her while she's in the lab.
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The two sides are attempting to reach a deal that would be placed before Colombian voters for approval, with a U.N. mission supervising rebel disarmament.
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OPBAS, part of the FCA, checks whether 22 professional bodies for accountants and lawyers are properly supervising how members comply with anti-money laundering law.
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Arnett is the seventh person, behind founder Jasper Newton "Jack" Daniel, to hold the responsibility of supervising the entire whiskey-making process at the distillery.
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Local coast guards have taken over security at the Saleef, Ras Isa and Hodeidah ports, according to the United Nations which is supervising operations there.
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After appearing on an episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, where Miller is now a supervising producer, Garner sought him out for a conversation.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from supervising the Russia probe due to his own questionable contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the campaign.
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The central bank, too, is trying to increase its say in supervising China's financial markets, adding to the uncertainties over possible regulatory reforms, sources said.
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It was put in charge of supervising euro zone banks three years ago with the aim of avoiding a repeat of the 2008 banking crisis.
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DORI LEWIS CAROLINE HSU New York The writers are, respectively, supervising attorney and staff attorney for the Prisoners' Rights Project at the Legal Aid Society.
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These men and women face the difficult task of supervising offenders that have been convicted of crimes and subsequently released on probation or supervised release.
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At the time of the inspection, the laboratory director was a local dermatologist who continued to run his medical practice while also supervising the lab.
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Meadows told CNN that the two men are "trying to get a better understanding of how he's supervising the non-Russia part" of the investigation.
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In all phases of the game, Zinke's tenure ranged from bungling policy maneuvers to the outright undermining of the agencies he was tasked with supervising.
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Still other experts emphasize that Rosenstein is not supervising Mueller in his role as deputy attorney general, he's doing it as the acting attorney general.
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Erin Phraner, the supervising producer of Nifty, acknowledged the pressure that YouTube crafting channels face to game the algorithm and rely on bait-y titles.
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A young lawyer with light blond hair represented the Department of Homeland Security, the supervising agency for ICE and the plaintiff in all immigration cases.
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But the United States does not as yet have a process for authorizing or supervising novel endeavors like a private company landing on the moon.
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Sanford O. Bruce III, my supervising attorney, listened as I explained to J. (one of his initials) what we knew of the charges against him.
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The Max's creation took place in suburban Seattle among engineers and pilots of unquestionable if bland integrity, including supervising officials from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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SUPERVISION (22019% -- IF SUPERVISING EMPLOYEE -10%)• Supervise projects and other efforts performed on assigned issues by Earthjustice Legislative Counsels, Representatives, Associates, Assistants, Interns or contractors.
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For some new characters, like fan favorite Forky, supervising animator Scott Clark said animators actually limited his movements to show that he was still developing.
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That USAG, rather than supervising Larry, was allowing him to treat these girls in their own beds without even having a medical license in Texas.
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Greene feels charges were filed against his client because police thought she wasn't properly supervising her three children at the time of her son's accident.
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"The fact that we get so stupid lets us earn when we get so serious," said Mike Hollingsworth, a co-executive producer and supervising director.
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The 372nd spent five months training and supervising Iraqi police officers in Hilla, a city of about 450,210 people beside the ruins of ancient Babylon.
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The fall In July, Anello was supervising Chloe on the 11th deck of the Royal Caribbean ship Freedom of the Seas, according to the suit.
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He picked it up, and instantly he was at home again, supervising repairs on a power line that would probably be blown up again tomorrow.
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Several police officers have been supervising the terminal entrance and members of the Royal Bahamas Defense Force have been providing some security around the perimeter.
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He also asks that the supervising nanny be granted the authority to immediately end the visit if there's any violence in front of their daughter.
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In 19543, he began a notable, if brief, career as a record producer, supervising sessions by Mingus, Max Roach and others for the Candid label.
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" He recalled an interrogation in which a supervising officer pointed at a discoloration on the floor and told the suspect: "You see that stain there?
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And after considering all the alternatives, if opioids are necessary, parents need to be vigilant about supervising the dosage, and properly disposing of extra pills.
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New guidelines published this month have created a standing army of environmental inspectors now responsible for identifying violations nationwide and supervising efforts to rectify them.
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"The experiment requires that you continue," James Sanders (a sympathetic David Edward Jackson), the naïve Midwestern graduate student supervising the encounters, tells subjects when they object.
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The government and rebels are attempting to reach a deal that would be placed before Colombian voters for approval, with a U.N. mission supervising rebel disarmament.
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Arkea had objected to the ECB supervising it and other banks in the Credit Mutuel network through their central body Confédération nationale du Crédit mutuel (CNCM).
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In a letter, the returning officer supervising Wong's election said he had not abandoned the belief that independence could be an option for Hong Kong's future.
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Scott Jeffress, the supervising producer for the show from 2002 - 2005, told Kaufman that he would dangle cash in front of producer to get good drama.
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And I'll be exploring it all as host for our new video series Future of Music, with senior director Christian Mazza and supervising producer Sophie Erickson.
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"The authorities commit to strengthening the areas of opportunity detected, but above all to continue safeguarding the national financial system and supervising vulnerable activities," they said.
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RNC staffer Katie Walsh will be Deputy Chief of Staff for the White House, assisting Reince Priebus in overseeing senior staff and supervising the scheduling office.
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Their father, Jeff Wood, is a supervising deputy district attorney in the county district attorney's office, the office confirmed in a news release obtained by PEOPLE.
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The euro zone countries have a banking union with the European Central Bank supervising their biggest lenders, creating a powerful rival to the Bank of England.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Rio de Janeiro prosecutors have asked the court supervising Oi SA's bankruptcy proceedings to suspend a shareholders meeting scheduled for Sept.
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So the supervising agency for most of the tests wasn't the US Food and Drug Administration — it was, instead, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Threatening phone calls have flooded into the Santa Clara County Superior Court since then, said Gary Goodman, a supervising attorney for the county public defender's office.
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The movie ends with Susan enacting Henry's plan to kill Glenn, intercut with the student talent show that she's supposedly supervising (providing her with an alibi).
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"A cable-stayed bridge is a perfect mix of form and function," said Sky Lee, the Oklahoma-born engineer supervising the construction of the main spans.
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Filoni was a supervising director on Clone Wars and executive producer on Rebels, some of the best Star Warsian content anyone has generated since the 1980s.
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Featuring Tom DeLonge, Motherboard Editor in Chief Derek Mead, Senior Supervising Producer Chris O'Coin, managing editor Adrianne Jeffries, reporter Jason Koebler, and paranormal investigator Dark Journalist.
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One was rearrested on a nonviolent misdemeanor charge, and the other has stopped responding to a lawyer, according to Wade McMullen, supervising attorney for the group.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about New York City housing department policies misspelled the surname of a supervising attorney with the National Housing Law Project.
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In my more exasperated moments of residency, I must admit I was envious not only of what my supervising doctors knew, but also who they treated.
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"The focus was to stop him from getting removed this weekend," Gregory P. Copeland, supervising attorney for the immigration unit of the Legal Aid Society, said.
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Sid Wolinsky, a senior supervising attorney for Disability Rights Advocates, said that while many cities have inaccessible curbs, the problem is particularly bad in New York.
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" Indeed, in an email to the Ohio Association of Foodbanks earlier this year, the federal employee supervising its work, Donnamarie Spencer, said, "You guys are superstars!
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She previously was a New York family court prosecutor and the supervising judge of Manhattan's family court division, and she is the author of seven books.
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"American Airlines did not do a sufficient job in hiring and supervising employees to keep its customers safe from sexual harassment and stalking," the lawsuit reads.
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He worked his way up over time, becoming chief of the pesticides and toxics team in 231, supervising scientists who support the E.P.A.'s regulatory work.
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Parnas has pleaded not guilty to the charges and has since secured permission from the federal judge supervising his case to cooperate with House impeachment investigators.
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Mr. Currie, 44, who resigned last year as the unit's supervising lawyer after working for the city for 15 years, said he left for ethical reasons.
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"None of it sounds remotely familiar to me," said Michael Bock, the former supervising sergeant for the Manhattan bureau of the Police Department's Special Victims Division.
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"Have we heard of another incident like the one that occurred with Jazmine Headley?" said Craig Hughes, a supervising social worker at the Urban Justice Center.
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They argued he should recuse himself from supervising special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation given his sharp criticisms of the probe before he joined the Justice Department.
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The car was supposed to be equipped with the latest in self-driving technology and a supervising safety driver as a backup if something went wrong.
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The supervising engineer died after becoming involved in a brawl on Thursday when he warned the tourist not to enter a restricted area, the sources said.
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First and foremost, there is indeed nothing uncommon about the Justice Department criminal division supervising or even dictating the moves within a high profile federal case.
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" Marc Bauman, senior vice president and executive producer for in-game entertainment at Madison Square Garden, was formerly the supervising producer at "Live from Lincoln Center.
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Even Gallagher's supervising officer, platoon leader Lt. Jacob Portier, allegedly shielded him by refusing to report Gallagher's misdeeds and by interfering with the Navy's criminal investigation.
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Yuriy Filyushkin had left his general practice in a provincial, western town to become one of the chief medics here, supervising around half-a-dozen volunteers.
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With a move that now seems prescient, two new administrators supervising athletics sought to allay any concerns that coaches could put undue pressure on admissions personnel.
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He made it to full painters' guild membership at the age of 18 — around the same time that he entered Rubens's studio as a supervising assistant.
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One, Ayatollah Mohammad Yazdi, the incumbent head of the assembly, whose 88 members are tasked with supervising the supreme leader, failed to garner enough votes in Tehran.
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"He's just tough as nails and he's such a good boy," Dr. Meredith Daly, a BluePearl veterinarian who is supervising Hugh Jackman's care, said in a statement.
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The legendary Timbaland, who served as supervising musical producer for the first two seasons, is the hit-maker responsible for a sizable amount of my iTunes content.
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He loved his new life in his new country, where he worked as a supervising environmental health specialist and doted on his two sons and one daughter.
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Before heading to Washington, Conyers served in the National Guard and with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during the Korean War supervising repairs of military aircraft.
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Another brother, Edgar, was arrested in October 2015 and accused of supervising the construction of the tunnel that El Chapo used to escape from prison last summer.
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Captain Wood will also, within the next three months, be supervising the distribution of 3D printers to American marines in Europe, the Middle East and the Pacific.
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Like Tesla's Autopilot, the Mercedes system allows the driver to hand over direct control of steering and speed, while still supervising the overall operation of the car.
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Blaming Rosenstein is a big deal, as he's currently in charge of supervising Mueller's Russia probe — and President Trump has reportedly mused in private about firing him.
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He currently works as a supervising writer and producer for MoPo Productions, but he has also tried, with varying degrees of success, to break into mainstream entertainment.
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The sanction rate rose in the mid-1980s, when Margaret Thatcher's government began supervising job-seekers' efforts more closely, and it continued to climb under New Labour.
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Financial regulators were swayed by theories about the efficiency of financial markets and by a revolving door between the public sector and the firms they were supervising.
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While a human pilot remained in the helicopter, supervising and ready to take over if needed, the flight was semi-autonomously controlled using the program, called ALIAS.
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Dan Werner serves as senior supervising attorney for the Southern Poverty Law Center's Immigrant Justice Project, which combats workplace exploitation and other human rights abuses of immigrants.
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Regardless, off they go to Morocco, where stepmother Rima Hassin (Indira Varma) is supervising production while trying to close a high profile deal against a rival company.
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The proliferation of the virtual currency and the accompanying trading frenzy have raised eyebrows among regulators globally, though many central banks have refrained from supervising cryptocurrencies themselves.
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The two met when she was a resident in emergency medicine and he was her supervising doctor, according to an alumni magazine from Dr. Shreves's grade school.
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The party is a family affair: Kool Herc's mother and father are supplying food and supervising the kids, while friends from the neighborhood vibe to the music.
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The dishwashers, all black and Haitian, alleged that the supervising chefs prevented them from speaking Creole, though Hispanic employees were allowed to speak Spanish, the lawsuit states.
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"Jumping to either extreme of locking down the platform to select editors or giving up on supervising integrity will hurt Wikipedia in the long run," he said.
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"RRCs help inmates gradually rebuild their ties to the community and facilitate supervising ex-offenders' activities during this readjustment phase," the Federal Bureau of Prisons website reads.
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She's kicked back ruling the White Walker–free North, probably supervising some building projects and getting Brienne of Tarth drunk enough to admit Jaime Lannister ain't shit.
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"We're disappointed he didn't allow a jury to do its job and deliberate," Jim Leonard, supervising deputy district attorney in the central misdemeanor division, told BuzzFeed News.
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"This is a critical step in fighting back against President Trump's war on asylum seekers," said Melissa Crow, senior supervising attorney at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Angie Junck, a supervising attorney at the Immigrant Legal Resource Center, argues Sessions is merely trying to turn immigrants into criminals to make them easier to deport.
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Senators are also looking for more information about Haspel's role supervising the Thailand site, but Burr that said he didn't believe the CIA could take that step.
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Career prosecutors who do not have political ambitions may simply want to maintain favor with the supervising United States attorney to obtain favorable recommendations for future positions.
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DerHagopian, 34, is a project manager for NY Landmark Construction, a construction management and general contracting firm, where she is responsible for scheduling and supervising interior renovations.
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Their way of life could be "fundamentally threatened or destroyed," the complaint said, accusing the IFC of irresponsible and negligent conduct in financing and supervising its loan.
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Brian Kemp, the ultimately successful GOP gubernatorial candidate in Georgia, was Georgia secretary of state during the campaign — a job that includes supervising the conduct of elections.
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Ms. Yellen testified that the Fed has oversight of bank holding companies and was not directly responsible for supervising the actions at issue in the Wells matter.
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"Access to dental service is our top need, the No. 1 service people call us for," said Diane Spicer, supervising attorney of the Community Health Advocates program.
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IT WAS THE KOREAN Buddhist monk Dancho who is credited with supervising the production of the first pieces of paper in seventh-century Japan, using Chinese techniques.
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The bill also carves out exemptions for certain safety-sensitive industries, including law enforcement and construction, as well as jobs that require supervising children or medical patients.
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If contraband is discovered, the officers involved in the search, as well as the supervising captain, are required to fill out a report, according to the indictment.
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Members of the faculty at first said they expected Mr. Ramadan to continue teaching and supervising students last week, but complaints from students grew, the newspaper reported.
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They're quick, so supervising them while they're out of their cage is critical, especially so they don't bite cords, molding and belongings (and believe me they will).
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According to Slade, it had no port captain supervising the ship while at sea and no rational system for evaluating and promoting (or firing) mates and captains.
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After serving in Ukraine, Mr. Taylor's focus at the State Department during the Obama administration was the Middle East, supervising assistance to Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Syria.
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Terri Rosenblatt, supervising attorney for the firm's DNA unit, issued a statement arguing the NYPD shouldn't be able to store DNA of people who haven't been convicted.
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The new eviction prevention subsidy will put a "substantial dent" in homelessness, Kenneth R. Stephens, a supervising lawyer with the Legal Aid Society, said in an interview.
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FDIC CUTS REVIEW TIME FOR NEW BANKS: The Federal Deposit Insurance Commission reduced the period of increased supervising for new banks today from seven to three years.
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This bundle is a good starting point: it offers a comprehensive guide to composing live-action films, lessons in visual effects supervising, and tricks to rotoscoping movies.
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Meanwhile, we've hinted in the past that there are people who live underwater, and Mike Hollingsworth — our supervising director — has always wanted to do an underwater episode.
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The same day he sent the memo, an official at the shelter housing the teenager sent an email questionnaire to the clinic supervising her abortion, Sherman reports.
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Last week, supervising producer Ellie Carbajal told the Boston jury that she was the subject of racist taunts and Lakshmi was physically threatened while the men were picketing.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said after supervising Wednesday's launches that the country now had the capability to attack U.S. interests in the Pacific, official media reported.
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The justices also directed the grand jury supervising judge to handle disputes about grand jury secrecy within the filings, and said blacked-out versions will be made public.
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Whitaker, who made a series of disparaging comments about the Mueller probe as a television commentator, has not recused himself from supervising the investigation, NBC News reported Thursday.
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Elana Schulman (Supervising Producer): The Pizza Show: Chicago As a born and raised Chicagoan, working on the Chicago episode of The Pizza Show was a dream come true.
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At NPR, "I remember feeling like I found a home — a family," tweeted Kainaz Amaria, a former supervising editor at NPR and now the visuals editor at Vox.
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"We're very concerned about this, this is obviously part of the administration's overall attack on immigrant families," said Karlo Ng, supervising attorney at the National Housing Law Project.
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"It did result in people being less likely to have criminal convictions," said Leigh Latimer, who is the supervising attorney at the Legal Aid Society's Exploitation Intervention Project.
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They often flag Pantaleón down when she's walking her daughter to school or supervising the construction of a sewer system the government is finally installing in her neighborhood.
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It's her job to keep the trains running here, overseeing the 103 students and 110 professors/supervising research scientists who make up the 54-year-old research institute.
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It's where, since 1994, Long has overseen the show's production design, supervising dozens of crew members, many still in college and working their first professional job in theater.
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"Magufuli has warned that if the project is not completed within four months, he will take more stringent measures against those supervising the construction work," the statement said.
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Thus, the responsibility of supervising the Russia investigation fell to the highly respected Rod Rosenstein, who had been serving as acting attorney general prior to Sessions' Senate confirmation.
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Although several wrestlers have received "therapeutic use exemptions" because they receive approved prescriptions from a supervising physician, the testing program itself is among the strictest in professional sports.
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When one of the residents gets ready to make this diagnosis, the supervising doctors sometimes get called in to verify: is the eardrum really red, bulging, not moving?
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Egil Matsen, the Norwegian deputy central bank governor in charge of supervising the fund, said it found corporate pay packages "very complex" and that their transparency had "worsened".
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Barr was pressed on whether he would recuse himself from supervising Mueller's investigation and whether he would solicit an opinion from career ethics attorneys at DOJ on recusal.
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In a recent interview with a local television station, Dmitri Astafyev, the head of Rubicon, a state-controlled company supervising the project, urged China to curb its criticism.
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In a dissenting opinion, Chief Justice Thomas Saylor argued for an evidentiary hearing before a supervising judge to determine whether the grand jury record supported the priests' identification.
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"If people try to avoid their restitution obligations, we will investigate," Thomas Spina, the assistant United States attorney supervising the civil case, said in an interview this week.
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Along with two other composers — Ryuichi Nitta who worked on the first two games, and Ninja Gaiden III composer Kaori Nakaba — Yamagishi is also supervising the remastering process.
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The appearance of a counting problem was made worse because the official supervising much of the scoring for Nascar also organized the first driver fan club — for Petty.
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Next Thing He is working on a full-length album and is supervising the music for the indie thriller film "Urge," which stars Pierce Brosnan and Danny Masterson.
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After supervising the missile launches, North Korea leader Kim Jong Un said his country now has the capability to attack U.S. interests in the Pacific, official media reported.
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It does not have enforcement power, but its rulings are usually followed by federal officials, and Congress relies on its work in writing laws and supervising federal agencies.
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It charged two officers responsible for supervising Epstein the night of his death with allegedly failing to conduct their mandated rounds and forging records to show they did.
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When I ask him to take on tasks with our children, such as bedtime or supervising homework, it generally devolves into screaming matches between him and the kids.
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They also say that the two vehicles and six supervising towers that are supposed to secure the perimeter of the prison are rarely staffed, contrary to Holman's website.
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She had been hired by the New York City Police Department as a police matron, which mostly meant cleaning jail cells and supervising inmates rather than solving crimes.
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The bride, 32, is the supervising entertainment producer at NBC News in New York, where she oversees celebrity and entertainment bookings for the network, including the "Today" show.
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But Kensington and Chelsea is the largest tenant management organization in England, a sprawling anomaly supervising roughly 10,000 properties, more than 30 times the average for such entities.
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Selecting injection sites, starting intravenous lines and supervising administration of lethal drugs, the association says, violate a doctor's oath to heal or at least to do no harm.
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It was unclear why the agency was planning to return N'Diaye to a position supervising inmates and staff members, even though multiple investigations into Epstein's death remain active.
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Prosecutors also said that Parnas falsely told an officer supervising his bail in Florida that a judge had effectively ruled he should be allowed to leave his house.
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"We think it's a big deal that merits explanation at this point," said Richard Joselson, the supervising attorney of the criminal appeals bureau of the Legal Aid Society.
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Now, they are now pushing regulators to settle on a lead authority among themselves, or at least agree on a consistent standard for supervising and enforcing the rule.
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"The father said he should stay and go into long-term foster care," Beth Krause, the supervising attorney of New York Legal Aid's Immigrant Youth Project, told me.
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For instance, Simpson will be barred from changing his place of residence or traveling outside of the state of Nevada without first obtaining written permission from his supervising officer.
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If Simpson intends to move to Florida, where he resided prior to his incarceration in 2008, or to another state, he will need the blessing of his supervising officer.
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After the 2007-08 global financial crisis, the ECB has added to its monetary policy functions the task of supervising the top banks of the euro zone's 19 countries.
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In the Coleman case, a federal judge ruled in a December opinion that Officer Keith Kirkland and supervising officer Sergeant Tommy Walker were liable in their treatment of Coleman.
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The short was executive produced by Marvel's Dan Buckley, Joe Quesada and Cort Lane, and co-executive produced by Stan Lee, with Kalia Cheng Ramirez serving as supervising producer.
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Director of digital strategy and fan engagement Matt McDonough and supervising producer of video/digital production Kim Thai spoke to Mashable about the genesis of this inventive social integration.
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In addition, state licensure laws mandate that a physician assistant must hold an agreement with a supervising physician since collaboration between physicians and physician assistants is required for practice.
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In a deposition, attendant Hunter Shear said that Shepard, a supervising attendant, had assigned her to watch the men's side of the building while he took the women's side.
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There's trouble afoot in teenage social media paradise, Mandelup has come to warn us, and there are no adults in attendance—and if they are, they're not exactly supervising.
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Following the 2007-08 global financial crisis, the ECB has added to its monetary policy functions the task of supervising the top banks of the euro zone's 19 countries.
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Mr Van Rossum, though delighted by this enthusiasm for his software, has come to find the rigours of supervising it, in his role as "benevolent dictator for life", unbearable.
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" In response, Ortberg points out that while the baby is "safe and sound" that "If this isn't worth reporting her to a supervising agency, I don't know what is.
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A company board chairman, who's responsible for the other board members, works on counseling and supervising a company's management team, management expert Stanislav Shekshnia writes in Harvard Business Review.
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She would draw on her faith for her most famous acting role, playing the part "supervising angel" Tess on the CBS series Touched By an Angel beginning in 1994.
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TEACHER SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR SEXUALLY ASSAULTING MINOR SAYS HE'S 'DISGUSTED' WITH HIMSELF Gersonde's second victim was a teen she'd reportedly met in March while supervising his study hall.
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Giancarlo has said it should be amended to avoid harm to U.S. businesses, saying the EU should defer to the CFTC when it comes to supervising American clearing houses.
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Pierluisi's appointment has been controversial mainly because he formerly gave legal advice to the island's unpopular, federally created board supervising its finances, including its bankruptcy cases in federal court.
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One thing that I would like to mention—we have two lawyers that are supervising and helping editors, [they] have all the necessary tools to do their jobs well.
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The Justice Department suggests this data could be used to autonomously alert a supervising officer, mentor, or the offender if they spend time in places associated with risky behavior.
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Brussels is looking at several options, such as forced relocation or an EU role in directly supervising LCH in London where it is regulated by the Bank of England.
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Eleven people, including a legal representative and a deputy manager of Shenzhen Yixianglong Investment Development, which ran the dump, and officials responsible for supervising it, were arrested this month.
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Top Chef supervising producer Ellie Carbajal also told the jury – whose names will be released later this week – that she was the subject of racist taunts, according to Deadline.
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The ministry, which is responsible for supervising the cleanup and compensation claims, had asked Pertamina to contain the remaining oil and help affected members of the community, Nurbaya said.
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Nitai Hazari, a West Bengal agriculture department officer supervising work around Singur said the state was using the return of land to the farmers to modernize local cropping techniques.
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"It's first and foremost the complexity: is there a clear link between results and payment?" said Egril Matsen, who is in charge of supervising Norway's $885 billion wealth fund.
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For now, supervising engineers will sit with "their fingertips on the wheel," with chimes sounding when they need to take control of the car — like on bridges, for example.
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Adonis, a 14-year veteran of the force who was promoted to sergeant just weeks before Garner died, was one of the supervising officers who arrived at the scene.
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Ritchie will focus on products and processes, supervising equities, fixed income and currencies, global transaction banking, electronic trading, listed derivatives and clearing, research and the division's technology and operations.
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That has now changed, according to an official at Cormagdalena, the government agency supervising the project, who said Odebrecht was seeking to shed all its interest in the project.
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"They don't have any way of supervising the children's learning, and instead let them develop bad habits of not being able to focus during study time," Ms. Tan said.
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Mr. Barr has also declined to ask the federal judge supervising that grand jury, Judge Beryl A. Howell, for an order permitting him to share that information with Congress.
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Andrea Sáenz, supervising attorney at Brooklyn Defender Services' Immigration Practice, recalled the devastating effects that being detained had on one of her clients, a gay asylum seeker from Mali.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cooperation agreements for supervising cross-border asset managers will be in place before Britain leaves the European Union next March, France's top markets regulator said on Monday.
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Even in normal times, unemployment offices struggled with busy signals and website problems, said Julia Simon-Mishel, a supervising attorney in the unemployment compensation unit at Philadelphia Legal Assistance.
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At the time of that first split, I was supervising an ambitious project at the University of Arizona that followed young adults as they moved on from painful breakups.
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Ms. Lamb began working during World War II while still in high school, including, Ms. Hachtman said, in a job at an insurance company that had her supervising adults.
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The interactive pad stood out because I knew it would feel to my daughter like she was using a coveted device, but I wouldn't have to worry about supervising.
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After the war Mr. Desfor was supervising editor of Wide World Photos, the A.P. photo service, and returned to Asia in 1968 to be photo chief for the region.
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Physicians and many other health professionals are allowed to bill for the work of "extenders" — stand-ins with less training who see patients and work under the supervising doctor.
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Terri Rosenblatt, Supervising Attorney of the DNA Unit at The Legal Aid Society, said she is not convinced the records would be removed and urged state lawmakers to act.
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Well, I happen to be the supervising manager of two left-handed teenagers, so I would answer that with a resounding "yes," but that's not where this comes from.
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On a recent morning, the stage director Àlex Ollé was supervising a chorus rehearsal for Richard Wagner's "The Flying Dutchman" in an upstairs room of the opera house here.
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The winner will take over supervising a sector still struggling with the legacy of the last economic and financial crisis, including unpaid loans, risky derivative contracts and meager profits.
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In our survey, 68 percent of senior, supervising staff list "increasing pay for existing staff" as their top priority when asked how they would allocate increases in office budgets.
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At that point, the fate of the investigation would depend entirely on who is in charge of supervising the investigation and whether they want it to continue or not.
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"It's about trying to connect to a moment in your own life and trying to pull from a real place from inside yourself," the supervising animator Robert Russ said.
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"We are just so proud and excited for her," Elisabeth Long, a supervising librarian at the University of Chicago, told NBC News moments after learning of her colleague's big win.
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During the week, Figueroa, a Princeton graduate who turns 24 on Sunday, works with the company supervising construction of the proposed nine-rink Kingsbridge National Ice Center in the Bronx.
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Deputy DA: Persky made another unusual move Persky's removal followed his dismissal of a jury in a misdemeanor theft case, said Jim Leonard, a Santa Clara supervising deputy district attorney.
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John Garrett Andrews, supervising producer: One of the early comments from MTV president Judy McGrath was that [Beavis and Butt-Head] didn't have any smart people, or women, or girls.
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Positions that involve supervising other employees — being around to answer their questions and evaluate their work — can be more difficult to succeed in if you have commitments outside of work.
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I spend the next hour-ish making dinner (parmesan-panko crusted cod, roasted green beans, and orzo) while supervising D. playing with superhero stickers and helping K. spell various words.
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"Christian Ott is going to work as a senior researcher without any teaching or supervising responsibilities," Riitta Pyykkö, vice rector at the University of Turku told BuzzFeed News via email.
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Her duties include supervising attorneys prosecuting child molestation and sexual assault cases in Phoenix and the surrounding cities, as well as working on sex crimes legislation and standards for prosecutors.
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It prompted her husband to quit his job, as a chemical engineer supervising the manufacture of controls for atomic power plants and ballistic missiles, and join the antinuclear weapons movement.
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The order gave lawyers more time to "figure out what reunification is going to mean for our clients," said Beth Krause, a supervising lawyer at Legal Aid's Immigrant Youth Project.
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Liu He, Mr Xi's economic adviser, was named as one of four deputy prime ministers and given the brief of supervising the People's Bank of China and other regulatory bodies.
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They are the leaders and the best in terms of running and putting together and organizing, supervising and doing all the logistics for expeditions of this size and this nature.
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As well as supervising the smooth running of the body through endless cycles of error correction, the cerebellum helps the brain and the body learn from their mistakes and miscommunications.
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During opening statements Monday, San Bernardino County Supervising Deputy District Attorney Sean Daugherty said the case was all about "greed, and greed's child, fraud," according to the Riverside Press-Enterprise.
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Gowrappan says he won't have to spend much time supervising the merger between AOL and Yahoo's operations and cultures, since he says much of that work has already been done.
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Haspel has been criticized for supervising a CIA black site in Thailand where detainees were brutally interrogated, as well as for her role in the destruction of CIA interrogation tapes.
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In the case of the gorilla enclosure, Cindi Andrews, the opinion editor at The Cincinnati Enquirer, wrote this week that she initially criticized the parents for not supervising the child.
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As solicitor general, Francisco is charged with supervising the litigating positions of the federal government, a role that puts him before the Supreme Court arguing on behalf of the administration.
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Brian Kemp, who ran for the governorship of Georgia while he was supervising the election in his role as secretary of state, resigned as secretary of state on Thursday morning.
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Pierluisi's becoming governor has been controversial mainly because he formerly gave legal advice to the island's unpopular, federally created board supervising its finances, including its bankruptcy cases in federal court.
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Euro-zone banks issued over €2200 billion ($22011 billion) of new equity between 2007, when the global financial crisis began, and 2014, when the ECB took charge of supervising them.
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When my appointment came up, ridiculously early on a recent Friday morning, I was walked through the system by Mark Rothman, who has the enviable title of supervising blasting inspector.
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The restructuring will also create a new, separate National Market Regulation and Administration Bureau to take over responsibility for registering and supervising companies, food and drug inspection, and price supervision.
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At UMC Trauma Center, "patients were stacked everywhere" within an hour of the shooting, and were sent into surgery according to "who's dying fastest," said supervising surgeon Dr. Jay Coates.
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"The reunification process has been chaotic and has unequivocally come at a cost," Beth Krause, a supervising lawyer at the Legal Aid Society's Immigrant Youth Project, said in a statement.
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"We had 63 locations in 10 years, every single one of them within and hour and a half of Belfast," said Robert Boake, the supervising location manager in Northern Ireland.
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"We have a very serious commitment on this — there should not be any loss of life," said Bishnupada Sethi, the state's special relief commissioner, who has been supervising the operation.
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Those recollections, and images of Eichmann supervising the mass slaughter of innocents, serve as cautionary ballast, inoculating the audience against being too caught up in a suspenseful, entertaining wartime thriller.
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His powers now include supervising Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel running the investigation into whether Mr. Trump's associates conspired with Russia when it interfered in the 2016 election.
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A group of Georgia voters represented by the nonprofit group Protect Democracy filed suit in federal court late on Tuesday seeking to force Mr. Kemp's recusal from supervising the election.
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Before that she was a supervising judge on the Los Angeles Superior Court and a chief of the white-collar crime unit in the US Attorney's Office in Los Angeles.
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PiS also said in its program it aims to regulate journalists by creating a professional organization supervising their ethical standards, giving rise to accusations it wants to limit free speech.
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They have expertise in cargo inspection, which makes them perfect for supervising the examination of checked baggage and other items placed in the holds of aircraft and other common carriers.
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"She professes not to be interested in that part of her own history," Lila Byock, a supervising producer on Watchmen and co-writer of the show's third episode, told Slate.
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These videos sell old-fashioned notions, depicting the typical customer as a nuclear American family with a patriarchal father figure supervising women and children who are unable to protect themselves.
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CNN politics supervising producer Steve Brusk first tweeted the photo with a caption saying the president had to cancel a scheduled tour of Hurricane Dorian damage because of the thunderstorms.
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In the director Julia Hart's graceful, understated first film, Lily Rabe stars as Rachel Stevens, an English teacher supervising three high school students as they attend a weekend drama competition.
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"Veselnitsksaya sent emails to the personal email account of a supervising Russian prosecutor in the Russian Prosecutor General's Office attaching drafts" with "numerous tracked changes and comments," the indictment claims.
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And my supervising teacher didn't visit my classes often once I took over for him, so I don't even remember if he saw it or had a reaction to it.
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North Korea's Rodong Sinmun, the official daily newspaper of the ruling Workers' Party, on Friday carried three pages of a report and photographs of leader Kim supervising the rocket launch drills.
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Supervising Europe's biggest banks, the ECB said it also supported efforts for the reformed ESM to provide a backstop to the Single Resolution Fund, which is tasked with resolving failing lenders.
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Anthony Posada, a supervising attorney for the Legal Aid Society's Community Justice Unit, has been providing legal advice and representation to predominantly Black and Latino communities across the city for years.
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So long as patients were told upfront about the potential risks and experimental nature of the treatment by doctors, it would be less strict in approving or supervising new clinical trials.
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In the case, a Reddit was subpoenaed by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, the supervising body and publisher for Jehovah's Witness organizations, for the identity of a user named Darkspilver.
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Last year he accused the head of the financial sector supervising authority KNF, Marek Chrzanowski, of seeking a multi-million dollar payment in return for support for loss-making Getin Noble.
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This video clip is swirling around ... showing a CNN supervising producer saying the network's coverage of the Russia/Trump investigation is "mostly bulls***" but it's being covered to death for ratings.
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Companies in New York must have a $5 million insurance policy, submit reports to the state, be overseen by the state police and pay the state police for supervising each test.
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"IVASS can share its experience in fighting ... fraud and it is interested in progress achieved by the Chinese authorities in regulating and supervising digital insurance," De Polis said in a statement.
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They have spent the decades since then setting its legal and constitutional parameters, supervising its general implementation, sanctioning its use in specific cases, and brushing aside concerns about its many flaws.
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A doctor who treated the family said the 11-year-old girl was in the worst condition when the examined her, Patrick Morris, Supervising Investigator for Riverside County District Attorney, testified.
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NoMad, Manhattan Members of building staff usually help with moves by padding elevators and supervising the process, not by physically carrying belongings, said Jacob Sirotkin, the vice president of Century Management.
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In October 123, George invited Amal to visit him in London where he was supervising the recording of the score for his 2014 directorial outing Monuments Men at Abbey Road Studios.
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He said there was little indication that it could be, given that elections are run by state and local authorities, with people from both parties supervising polling sites and ballot counting.
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"Nothing in the federal statutes has changed; only the interpretation has changed," Beth Krause, the supervising attorney for the Immigrant Youth Project at The Legal Aid Society of New York, said.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the man supervising special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, has spent months silently absorbing attacks from the White House and its Republican allies on Capitol Hill.
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"We are excited to change the atmosphere of Mosul," said Feras Khalil, an engineer supervising the reconstruction of Fountain Square, a park along a main commercial street on Mosul's east side.
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In the role, Brooks will help the OCC in its mission of chartering, regulating and supervising national banks and federal savings associations, along with federal branches and agencies of foreign banks.
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Two supervising prosecutors from the DC US Attorney's Office, who stepped in after their colleagues quit the case a week ago, advocated to keep the sentencing as planned for this week.
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As Garrett Epps wrote for The Atlantic, "Roberts exudes a quality of wary watchfulness, for all the world like a tight-lipped headwaiter supervising dinner rush at a four-star restaurant."
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U.S. District Court Judge Dan Polster, who is supervising most of the consolidated litigation, announced from the bench Monday morning that the trial will not move forward, a court representative confirmed.
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The same Bharatiya Janata Party that is supervising cow vigilantism in one part of India promises potential voters in the northeast that they will be able to continue enjoying their beef.
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At Equinox, Ms. Rosales spent so many hours marketing herself to clients and supervising workouts that she had little time to stay in shape and gained as much as 30 pounds.
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I wear the uniform of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, which evolved from a Marine hospital system headed by a supervising surgeon, later given the title of surgeon general.
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In the fall of our senior year in 265, we had to do our student teaching, where we were assigned to schools to work under supervising teachers and teach their classes.
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With Prince Albert amusingly supervising, the children were allowed to approach the trucks and be lifted in the air on a crane, as seen in photos shared by Princess Charlene on Instagram.
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So sensitive is the topic that the EU&aposs Bulgarian presidency has spent months supervising closed-door lower-level talks to find a compromise — but the problem is eminently political, not technical.
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Today: a supervising producer working in television/media who makes $26,27753 per year ($255,221 when combined with her husband) and spends some of her money this week on blood orange San Pellegrino.
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It is somewhat atypical for a social worker to face criminal charges related to the death of a child who they'd been charged with supervising, District Attorney spokeswoman Jane Robison tells PEOPLE.
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The plans published by Brussels in June propose giving the European Central Bank and the EU's securities watchdog a direct role in supervising clearing of euro-denominated transactions like derivatives in Britain.
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Pierluisi, a lawyer who formerly advised the despised, federally-created board supervising Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, was sworn in even though his appointment had not yet gone before the Senate for a vote.
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By 2000 Harrison's strength was fading due to his battle with lung cancer, but he threw what remaining energy he had into supervising an elaborate 30th anniversary edition of his breakout album.
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He lists the fact that he was the supervising attorney for the prosecution of Theodore Kaczynski, the Unabomber, as well as the prosecution of the perpetrators of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
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In order to catch future accidents, make sure that you are supervising when your puppy is not in a crate or a confined space like an X-pen or a gated area.
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"The reason we chose that spot is not because I love bringing a camp toilet and tent with me," Dennis Gallagher, a NASA physicist who is supervising the experiment, told Decatur Daily.
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He was a "dozer boss" for the first week of the fire, supervising a team that removes vegetation - what he calls "fuel" - from the path of the blaze to prevent its spread.
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Pierluisi, a lawyer who formerly advised the despised, federally created board supervising Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, was sworn in even though his appointment had not yet gone before the Senate for a vote.
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As for restaurants, INSIDER supervising video producer and Maine local Stephen Parkhurst recommends: Duckfat, Eventide Oyster Co., the Holy Donut, Fore Street, Five Fifty-Five, J's Oysters, and Top of the East.
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"We have in our clinic about 4,000 patients and over 2,000 of them have diabetes," Dr. Paul van den Bosch, a supervising physician at the Irbid clinics, told me over the phone.
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Rather than a tweet about ending the Mueller probe, President Trump could try calling Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is serving as acting attorney general and supervising Mueller following Sessions' recusal.
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I see the potential for labor in farms to become less strenuous to the body, improving the health conditions of workers which may be supervising, rather than doing, the labor intensive-tasks.
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The Assembly of Experts, a council of elected clerics charged with electing, supervising and even disqualifying the Supreme Leader, has turned into a "ceremonial council that only praises the Leader", Karroubi added.
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James Shipton, who is responsible for supervising brokers in the financial centre, will be replaced by Julia Leung who is currently executive director of investment products at the watchdog, the SFC said.
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China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) has signed two cooperation agreements with the authorities of Trieste's port and with the commissioner supervising the reconstruction of the bridge of Genoa that collapsed last year.
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The fast-flowing water "cut down" the canal's banks, added Shashwat, who is supervising work by three mechanical diggers, a bulldozer and eight trucks, guarded by three shifts of 50 paramilitary troops.
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The so-called National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) will be responsible for supervising and enforcing a law related to the treatment and protection of personal data online that was passed in August.
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B.T.A. Bank had representatives on the boards of those subsidiaries, but one representative serving on two boards, Talgat Turumbayev, was simultaneously working for Tatishev's company, the Kusto Group, supervising mergers and acquisitions.
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"If he has declined to approve a subpoena or an indictment, which he could do in supervising the investigation, we may not know about it at this point," explains @SenBlumenthal https://t.
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It is unlikely that someone with strong ties to Wall Street banking would be a staunch advocate of the necessary role the Federal Reserve has in supervising and regulating the banking system.
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News. That administrator would be tasked with managing and supervising Prince's considerable assets, a big task which includes identifying possible heirs, for either six months or longer should additional requests be filed.
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The uniforms were also updated: Scouts traded in their neckerchiefs for "casual open collars," and den mothers supervising Cub Scouts were outfitted in "miniskirts and hot pants," according to the Associated Press.
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To the extent that crime falls, less money needs to be spent on imprisoning and supervising convicted criminals, which means that more money is available for preventative policing and public health measures.
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The Constitution, they wrote, contemplated a role for politics in redistricting by assigning the task to state legislatures, adding that federal courts have no role to play in supervising the legislatures' judgments.
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Supervising 3,100 employees and a $600 million budget as the librarian of Congress, Mr. Billington was the library's chief public relations promoter and protagonist in the annual fight for funding from Congress.
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He envisioned it as a place where scientists would work in open, collaborative laboratories, free from university bureaucracies: They would be professors, supervising graduate students and postdocs, but with no teaching requirements.
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Beth Krause, the supervising attorney for the Immigrant Youth Project at Legal Aid, said three of the 70 children it has represented in New York were separated from relatives who were deported.
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Through augmentation, staff who are not correctional officers -- including secretaries, teachers, nurses, and cooks -- perform the duties of officers, including supervising inmates in the housing units, on the recreation yards, and elsewhere.
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Trump appointed Cuccinelli to lead USCIS in June despite his lack of experience overseeing federal immigration law, particularly as it related to the agency's role in adjudicating benefits and supervising legal immigration.
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Poor eyesight disqualified him from serving in the Royal Navy during World War II, so he went to work in the Air Ministry, supervising the building and testing of air-rescue craft.
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Then the supervising agent of the Tacoma office of the FBI, I deployed several agents to the local police department to assist with an investigation that experience foretold would not end well.
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His father retired as an engineer, supervising the pipe system that fed the gas plant at Termo, a public supplier of the hot water used for heating residences and businesses in Brasov.
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Anil Basnet, a former FPAN employee who worked with the organization for over three decades, was supervising the family planning project that began in the Obama years and shut down in 214.
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In a statement issued after his death, the Qassam Brigades said he was a leader with "a great role in planning and supervising a number of heroic anti-occupation operations" against Israel.
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Making the putatively "private" system work will depend entirely on the government setting the price of the insurance guarantee correctly and doing a good job of supervising Fannie and Freddie as regulators.
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"The best leadership in N.Y.P.D. were those that could earn and maintain the respect of the officers they're supervising, as well as interact in a meaningful way with the communities," she said.
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"Private facilities have no incentive to provide benefits like rehabilitative programs, or more than the bare minimum of health and mental health services," said Marie Mark, supervising attorney at the Immigrant Defense Project.
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The Scout leader, identified as 22-year-old Wesley Robert Kratzer, was one of three people supervising a group of 11- and 12-year-old boys who were learning swimming techniques in Salem.
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Proposed measures include new guidelines on how to address money laundering at banks and more cooperation among the several EU and national agencies that are responsible for countering financial crime and supervising banks.
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Prosecutors said Hasson had asked to be released to a "rotating cast of third-party custodians," including his wife, in-laws, parents, and brother, who would switch off supervising duties until his trial.
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The New York Giants star receiver was at Moxy on Thursday night ... and with his wife dressed as a cop supervising him -- he made a bid to win best costume of the night.
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A senior official in charge of supervising SOEs said in June that it would be wise to delegate power to company boards, giving them more say over long-term planning and hiring decisions.
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In my final post on Rikers, I was assistant mental health chief of the then-500-cell solitary confinement unit, referred to as the "Bing," supervising a team of eight psychiatrists and therapists.
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In Italy, reports in February suggested that the anti-establishment leaders were considering whether to renew the term of Governor Visco, who some government officials blame for not supervising the nation's banks adequately.
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Companies IDEAL and FCC Americas, part of Slim's Carso Group, have declared their interest in taking over a majority stake in Navelena, Cormagdalena, the government agency supervising the project, said in a statement.
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In a 2015 review of the risk assessment system, the DHS claims the software is ineffective when it comes to complex cases, which the computer system will refer to a ICE supervising officer.
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"Thousands of children, parents and entire families will suffer the rest of their lives as a result of this administration's intentionally cruel family separations," said Michelle Lapointe, senior supervising attorney at the SPLC.
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ESMA said that while there were "divergent views" among its board members over the best approach to supervising clearing houses, it could be based on some form of "pooled expertise at EU level".
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MALIK BASHIR, a retired builder, now spends his days sitting under the shade of a tarpaulin, supervising the transformation of his son's final resting place into a pilgrimage site near Islamabad, Pakistan's capital.
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Senators pressed her last week over her role supervising a CIA black site in Thailand where detainees faced brutal interrogations, as well as her role in the 2005 destruction of CIA interrogation tapes.
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He told the German paper that the European Central Bank suffers from a conflict of interests due to its dual responsibilities for setting monetary policy in the euro zone and for supervising banks.
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If Britain quits EASA its own aviation regulator, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), will need to assume EASA's role in supervising manufacturers, raising questions about whether it has the capacity to do that.
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A doctor who treated the family said the 11-year-old girl was in the worst condition when he examined her, testified Patrick Morris, supervising investigator for the Riverside County district attorney's office.
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Cecilio is the head RN of the practice, and her main responsibilities include educating patients on their therapy regimen and helping them get medication, supervising medical technicians, and keeping the clinic workflow organized.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Thursday that Athens accepts its European partners' insistence that the International Monetary Fund should play a role in supervising the country's international bailout.
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As a Justice Department official in the Clinton administration, he coordinated the government's response, starting the case against the two men charged, Timothy J. McVeigh and Terry Nichols, and eventually supervising their prosecution.
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But Byres said APRA will not take on a supervisory role, telling those who felt uncomfortable at the thought of APRA supervising non-banking institutions "let me assure you the feeling is mutual".
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They have the closest and most regular contact with children at the camp — supervising them in their tents, overseeing their meals, teaching them English, and otherwise interacting with them on a daily basis.
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The FDIC chairman plays a key role in supervising banks as well as determining if large financial institutions have credible "living wills," detailing how they could be taken apart in a financial crisis.
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The president could also muzzle Mueller, and forestall an indictment, by firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions and appointing a friendly attorney general who wouldn't have to recuse himself from supervising the Russia probe.
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"Instagram made Celine Dion happen for us," Mr. Garcia said from the Oscar de la Renta atelier in Manhattan, where he was supervising 52 workers as they frenziedly assembled the Met Gala costume.
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Mr. Burck is not screening the documents himself, but he is supervising the review, and, according to a person familiar with the process, does advise the former president as he makes those decisions.
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As the lawyer made his pitch, a supervising F.B.I. agent and a senior career Justice Department official, Bruce G. Ohr, both listened intently, according to a former bureau official who described the meeting.
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Now Mr. Whitaker will oversee Mr. Mueller's investigation, prompting concerns that he could move swiftly to shut it down or hobble it, despite serious questions about his own potential conflicts in supervising it.
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Carballo, 61, and Sergo Colin, 45, the supervising nurse on duty at the time, were each booked on 12 counts of aggravated manslaughter by neglect of an elderly, disabled adult, jail records show.
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A Long Island native, Mr. Sotomayor juggles the daily logistics of directly supervising repairs and ensuring his team meets its performance goals at a time when all eyes are on the troubled agency.
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A wrongful death lawsuit filed against the ship's operator, Royal Caribbean Cruises, on behalf of the family, says Anello was supervising Chloe when she wandered to a floor-to-ceiling wall of windows.
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While supervising the construction of the plant, Edison moved his family to Gramercy Park; then, in August, 1884, Mary died suddenly, officially from "congestion of the brain," though possibly of a morphine overdose.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), tasked with supervising and regulating products ranging from student loans and credit cards to home and auto financing, has often been attacked for its aggressive enforcement practices.
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This is not the first self-landing tech, we report, but among the most capable, even though it's supposed to be used only with at least one non-incapacitated, experienced pilot supervising it.
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Johnson, now 44, was released in 2004 and works with youth in Chicago, coaching a variety of youth basketball teams and supervising games during the most dangerous times of the evening and night.
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Alison saw the same incident differently — Joanie gained confidence from walking across the bars (though it looked pretty dangerous to this neutral observer) while Cole and the supervising social worker were obliviously chatting.
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Mr. Stafford will be responsible for supervising the company's artistic operations and working on its day-to-day management with the company's executive director, Katherine Brown, who oversees its administrative and financial operations.
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Banks want the burden of proof to shift to regulators, so that all trades will be allowed unless regulators identify an issue while supervising the banks, five people familiar with the discussions said.
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