They are now taking part indefinitely, taking part ad infinitum.
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In 2012 that was 16.85 million euros for candidates taking part in the first round and 21.51 million for those taking part in the second round.
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"Sometimes when people are taking part in a show, they themselves see it as being not real, what they're actually taking part in," Langcaster-James told me.
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They found that taking part but finishing near the bottom of the table was associated with a 13% higher chance of life satisfaction compared with not taking part in the competition.
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Meet Romanians taking part in the country's biggest protests since the fall of communism Meet Romanians taking part in the country's biggest protests since the fall of communism This segment originally aired Feb.
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I also learned by not taking part of her approach.
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But health care stocks aren't taking part in the rally.
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His father, Txema, has been taking part for 40 years.
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It's not the winning, it's the taking part that counts!
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Cathay also fired two pilots for taking part in protests.
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CNBC parent company NBCUniversal is among the publishers taking part.
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Seventeen different countries are taking part in this year's challenge.
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AlWadaei was detained for taking part in the 2011 rallies.
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Teams would whine about players taking part in both events.
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That brings the number of countries taking part to 40.
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Dr. Timothy T. Boggess, a Presbyterian minister, taking part. Mrs.
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William Dowd, also a Roman Catholic priest, taking part. Mrs.
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Taking part would be a conflict of interest, he said.
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Six veterans from the Normandy Landings will be taking part.
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Some, of course, are taking part in the sexist hashtag.
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Nah. OK bye, thanks for taking part in the survey.
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Several schools punished students for taking part in the walkouts.
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Rabbi Ethan Witkovsky officiated, with Cantor Azi Schwartz taking part.
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But he had a message for the revelers taking part.
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Robert Crawford, also a Disciples of Christ minister, taking part.
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James R. Conroy, a Roman Catholic priest, taking part. Mrs.
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Sometimes, it is not the winning, but the taking part.
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Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch officiated, with Cantor Daniel Singer taking part.
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He had trained several taking part in this year's contests.
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John L. Parr, a Roman Catholic priest, taking part. Mrs.
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Rabbi Marc Katz officiated, with Cantor Shanna Zell taking part.
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Cantor Hollis Schachner officiated with Rabbi Andy Vogel taking part.
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MLB granted players immunity for taking part in the investigation.
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Peter J. Vaghi and Rabbi Kenneth B. Block taking part.
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Michael A. Walrond Jr., a Baptist minister, taking part. Mrs.
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Both Ziraat and VakifBank denied taking part in the scheme.
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Only about 10 will probably end up actually taking part.
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Deep down, isn't life all about the taking part, the experience?
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Marie Yovanovitch taking part in a gay pride march in Kiev.
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Cathay also fired two pilots for taking part in the protests.
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They say they thought they were taking part in a prank.
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"Their Finest" star Gemma Arterton was also among those taking part.
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Mitchell also has a history of taking part in conservative causes.
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Those taking part were all native English speakers listening to English.
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He accused Ms Sobchak of helping Mr Putin by taking part.
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She adds that all have denied taking part in the violence.
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The actor, 43, shocked tourists taking part in the Warner Bros.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected zero growth.
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What's the point when the chief accusers won't be taking part?
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One candidate not taking part on Saturday night is Carly Fiorina.
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He and hundreds of other dogs are taking part in Wag!
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In all, 42 countries are taking part in Eurovision this year.
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So I don't think we're actually taking part in this activities.
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Taking part in morning rituals had tired him out, he said.
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The prime minister's office declined to name the companies taking part.
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One such step: taking part in H&M's garment collection initiative.
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He also eschewed taking part in the intelligence briefing every day.
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Father George Philipose, vicar of the Christian Orthodox Church, taking part.
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Can you see benefits to taking part in experiences like this?
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Now, women are increasingly taking part, both as combatants and managers.
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Richard J. Nelson, a retired Roman Catholic priest, taking part. Mrs.
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Timothy R. Scully, also a Roman Catholic priest, taking part. Mrs.
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Rabbi Douglas Sagal officiated with Cantor Martha Novick taking part. Mrs.
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Dr. Bonnie Scott, a United Church of Christ minister, taking part.
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Alexander Karloutsos, another Greek Orthodox priest, among those taking part. Mrs.
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It's not about the winning, it's the taking part that counts.
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They both returned this summer after taking part last year's dig.
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Rabbi J. Rolando Matalon officiated, with Cantor Ari Priven taking part.
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"Can confirm I wasn't taking part in any demonstrations!" he tweeted.
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IBM has strongly supported the U.S. taking part in the agreement.
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They should refuse to legitimize the confirmation process by taking part.
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French experts were taking part in the investigation, the spokesman said.
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Loeb will also be taking part in the Dakar with Peugeot.
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Spanish troops would not be taking part in any ground operations.
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Gintaras L. Grusas, the archbishop of Vilnius, Lithuania, taking part. Mrs.
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"Ladies need have no hesitation in taking part," one guidebook promised.
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But as of Thursday, about 500 male detainees were taking part.
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Many of those taking part in Sunday's protests seemed to agree.
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Gillibrand is taking part in a CNN town hall next week.
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She funded her education by singing and taking part-time typing jobs.
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Another officer died while taking part in the search for the gunman.
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Family and friends are also taking part in a private funeral Thursday.
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And when they announce, 'It's the taking part that counts,' it's not.
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After a year, 76% are still taking part; after 18 months, 2500%.
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In Lebanon the e-card programme doubled revenues at those taking part.
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I can tell you I'm feeling queasy just thinking about taking part.
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Others taking part include existing investors T. Rowe Price and Fidelity Management.
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We expect that we will start taking part in the decision-making.
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VTB officials have denied taking part in any negotiations about the project.
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Hundreds of French troops and police were taking part in the manhunt.
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And now you are taking part of that away from your users.
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She&aposll be, you know, taking part in some of the meetings.
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Straight allies need to embrace that when taking part in our celebration.
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One Instagram user explained why she was taking part in the movement.
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Yesterday she couldn't resist submitting photographic evidence while taking part in #TBT.
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His police shot and killed people taking part in pro-democracy rallies.
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Are modern Olympics not for the taking part, but for the winning.
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One member who will not be taking part is Victoria Beckham, a.k.a.
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So I don't think we are actually taking part in these activities.
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The famous faces taking part in Celebrity Big Brother are: Omarosa Manigault
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In 2016, Iraq hanged 36 people for taking part in the massacre.
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For him, Rio was never about the winning, only the taking part.
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Before taking part in the trial, he had practically given up hope.
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Thankfully, Los Angeles coffee chain Comoncy was taking part in the promotion.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected a 2.1 percent.
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Su admitted taking part in the crime for financial gain, prosecutors said.
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The game is not about winning for Portugal, it's about taking part.
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A "Taking Part" survey conducted from 2005-2014 showed a disquieting situation.
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A sixth officer was acquitted of taking part in the cover-up.
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Winners of prizes such as the Turing award are also taking part.
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When and how do fetuses start taking part in the human experience?
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Following are details of some of the main Islamist groups taking part.
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The presidential candidates compete for delegates taking part in the nominating conventions.
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Kaspersky has denied taking part in any nation's intelligence operations, including Russia's.
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SanFilippo was not charged with taking part in the Black Elk scheme.
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Thomas Collins, a Roman Catholic priest, taking part in the ceremony. Mrs.
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The transcripts clearly show that Republicans are taking part in the testimony.
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He described her as active, regularly taking part in the group's events.
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She was very amused that I was taking part in this exercise.
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Rabbi Aaron Krupnick officiated with Hazzan Alisa Pomerantz-Boro taking part. Mrs.
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John Henry Marlin, who is also an Episcopal priest, taking part. Mrs.
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Rabbi Nancy Wiener is to officiate with Rabbi Andrea Weiss taking part.
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It's only tourists taking part, strictly no locals other than the hostesses.
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The companies taking part — either in person or by teleconference — included Amazon.
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Some say their lack of bravery is keeping them from taking part.
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Rabbi Michelle S. Robinson officiated, with Rabbi Wes R. Gardenswartz taking part.
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The statement did not mention the troops taking part in law enforcement.
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Only Mr. McKenzie, however, is accused of taking part in the murder.
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He also denied taking part in any action that took human life.
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Democrats are prohibited by the DNC from taking part in unsantioned events.
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An employer could easily fire workers for taking part in unlawful strikes.
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" Incredible, too, she said, has been taking part in "something so unifying.
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No new members are taking part in the rate meeting ending tomorrow.
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D. Thomas Hughson, a Roman Catholic priest, taking part in the ceremony.
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Many of those taking part signified their participation with the hashtag #WomenBoycottTwitter.
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They were taking part in an idiosyncrasy of the Australian economic system.
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Both Ziraat and VakifBank have denied taking part in any such scheme.
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Phillips was taking part in the Indigenous Peoples March in the capital.
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Both claim they thought they were taking part in a TV prank.
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Clearly, it's not the taking part that counts for the 25-year-old.
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MKS confirmed it was taking part, while Chow Tai Fook declined to comment.
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How can you avoid taking part in this dark, twisted 21st-century dance?
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Opposition activists said Syrian and Russian warplanes are taking part in the offensive.
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Someone mapped the birthplaces of all the players taking part in Euro 2016.
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More than 50 companies are taking part, including Lyft, Dropbox and Becca Cosmetics.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected growth of 1.7 percent.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected growth of 2.3 percent.
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Annie Lawrence, an interfaith minister, officiated, with Imam Shair Abdul-Mani taking part.
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The women said they believed that they taking part in a prank show.
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Another was disqualified for taking part in an illegal protest, as it happens.
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Social motivation means taking part in social interactions, for instance, initiating a conversation.
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And in the other lessons, you're not just reading notes, you're taking part.
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In the comments, Ratajkowski thanked the actress for taking part in the photoshoot.
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However, he seemed less than thrilled to be taking part in the festivities.
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Indeed, there's no specific age limit for taking part in the Olympic games.
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Economists taking part in the Reuters poll had expected growth of 2.4 percent.
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At least one foreign tourist has died after taking part in a ceremony.
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So I am proud to support the filmmakers taking part in the festival.
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Hemans was one of 12 military veterans taking part in the day's events.
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Maverick, 12, knew what transgender was before taking part in the Hatch workshop.
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Bankers taking part in the ECB's latest bond market contact group on Oct.
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It it's not only the government taking part in the space race, either.
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His parents left Honduras after taking part in protests against the military there.
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I learned about her from another student taking part in a photography workshop.
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One of their most recent events was taking part in Army Day celebrations.
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"Taking part in the revolution was a huge risk," entrepreneur Ahmed Ramy said.
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The team is currently taking part in the Laudato Si' Fellowship in Rome.
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Almost half the people injured were bystanders, not taking part in the festivities.
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Of course, Duran Duran and Moby obviously aren't the only artists taking part.
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International auto brands are also taking part in this year's Singles Day event.
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These are based on all euro zone countries taking part in the programme.
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She has been arrested three times for taking part in demonstrations and protests.
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Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz officiated, with Cantor Mark Biddelman taking part in the ceremony.
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Mr. Su admitted taking part in the crime for financial gain, prosecutors said.
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"It's the taking part that counts," the duke wrote in an Instagram post.
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Malian authorities have detained five people suspected of taking part in the massacre.
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Benzel said she did not discourage students from taking part in the walkout.
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This is also a powerful time for any activism you're taking part in.
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Shabana estimated $5 billion worth of investor funds taking part in the summit.
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Elizabeth Irvine, a Presbyterian minister and an aunt of the bride, taking part.
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It felt like I was taking part in a scene from a film.
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She was twice detained by Franco's police for taking part in illegal meetings.
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VC firms taking part in the effort include Sequoia Capital and Matrix partners.
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I have visited more than 10 countries taking part in polio eradication efforts.
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Rabbi Aviad Bodner is to officiate, with Rabbi Meir Y. Soloveichik taking part.
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He appealed to the civilians taking part in the protests to stand down.
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Martin Azurdia, an Evangelical priest and an uncle of the groom, taking part.
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At present the final takes place in one of the nations taking part.
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It seems like every consumer product nowadays is taking part in reefer madness.
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MLB had previously barred its players from taking part, pending U.S. government authorization.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected growth of 2000 percent.
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Divers and air force helicopters are taking part in the operation, Petra said.
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I walked through the streets of Chicago, taking part in all the reverie.
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The decree could prevent all their candidates from taking part in the election.
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About 150 police officers are thought to be taking part in the search.
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According to the old adage, it's not about winning, it's about taking part.
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For them to not just be watching and observing, but taking part with you?
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected wage growth of 2.3 percent.
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Two boys who were taking part in the tournament were treated for slight injuries.
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Leitão was never charged or accused of taking part in an armed bank robbery.
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This suggests that they have personal motivations for taking part in the youth camps.
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Ninety galleries are taking part, and the offerings also include jewelry, furniture and antiquities.
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A woman taking part in the presentation was the chief designer of the algorithms.
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Under the Hatch Act, federal employees are banned from taking part in political activities.
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WaystoCap is an e-commerce firm taking part in the current Y Combinator program.
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Some grooms are now taking part in wedding-day beauty rituals of their own.
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During questioning, Black allegedly admitted to taking part in the shooting, the sheriff says.
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Until then Afro-Brazilians had previously been barred from taking part in the festivities.
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The Duchess is now in Cardiff meeting children taking part in a poetry workshop.
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The Eurozone's four largest countries – Germany, France, Spain and Italy – are all taking part.
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Countries taking part in the initiative include Indonesia, Peru and the Republic of Congo.
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Three mothers are under house arrest after taking part in a demonstration in May.
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Most of those released had been charged with taking part in an unauthorized protest.
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Multiple strategic investors are taking part in this deal, also according to our source.
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Aircraft taking part will be flown from eight U.S. and South Korean military installations.
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Uber said definitively it's not taking part, while Intel left the door wide open.
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Maybe, though, you'll feel better knowing you're taking part in a powerful economic movement.
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Third, they can discourage their owners from taking part in harmful habits, like smoking.
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I'm sorry, Trump is taking part in a live Twitter forum in Saudi Arabia?
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Reuters' calculations are an estimate of the total number taking part in the march.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected wage growth of 2.8 percent.
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Damascus has yet to publicly confirm it will be taking part in the talks.
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The England, Wales and Northern Ireland teams are all taking part in the tournament.
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Young people are taking part in the #YouthStrike4Climate across the UK & the world today.
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She is also joining local students who are taking part in a digital workshop.
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Other rebels taking part in the defense of the area include Turkey-backed groups.
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How do people react to being photographed when they're taking part in the celebration?
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More than two-thirds of party members voted against taking part in the primary.
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Celebrities have been taking part in the #AgeChallenge too, including the actress Busy Philipps.
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The Point: More people taking part in the democratic process is a good thing.
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Nearly every retailer taking part is offering free shipping, which can cost a bundle.
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Nicholas Monco, also a Catholic priest and a cousin of the groom, taking part.
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We spoke to a selection of people to hear their reasons for taking part.
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"It's the taking part that counts," the couple wrote on their official Instagram account.
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Those taking part in the festival agreed that it was a good learning experience.
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They also denied that Chavez was disciplined for taking part in a hunger strike.
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State and local governments and presidents of major U.S. colleges are also taking part.
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Detectives tell PEOPLE Cruz and Ramos allegedly confessed taking part in the six slayings.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected wage growth of 2.4 percent.
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Some 1,600 prisoners are taking part, Palestinian Authority Prisoners' Affairs Minister Issa Qaraqe said.
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Taking part in this project offered the authors new insights into their own behaviours.
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She's taking part in a study that monitors environmental conditions in public housing units.
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GMHC also provided free HIV-testing and counseling to people interested in taking part.
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That means taking part in short bursts of intense exercise — while in the office.
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Taking part in the discussion were Mr. Coogler; Chadwick Boseman, who plays T'Challa, a.k.a.
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This was his first march; he said he regretted not taking part last year.
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Reading it, you feel you're taking part in three conversations, two on call-waiting.
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Still, Mr. Rubin said, the Americans should consider taking part in a Russian dialogue.
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LUFTHANSA CEO TAKING PART IN MEETING OF GERMANY'S MERKEL ON CORONAVIRUS ON FRIDAY - SOURCE
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Rabbi David M. Levin officiated, with Pandit Bharatkumar Jani, a Hindu priest, taking part.
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I kept up with the exercise, taking part in the workout classes they offered.
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Cantor Amy Zussman officiated, with Scott Simon, a friend of the couple, taking part.
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It is the first time China will be taking part in Australian war games.
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The Greek anti-terrorism unit is taking part in the preliminary investigation, he said.
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Among the groups taking part was the AA, operating far from its home base.
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Jeffrey N. Wise, a friend of Ms. Michalos and a Lutheran pastor, taking part.
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"It is a big advantage," Ainslie said of Oracle's taking part in the qualifiers.
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Many hide behind surgical masks and would never post evidence of themselves taking part.
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Seventy-two planes taking part in the operation returned to base safely, it said.
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To date over 2,000 people have been arrested for taking part in the demonstrations.
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It is unraveling and bewildering for people taking part in atrocities to be rewarded.
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Proud of the students and teachers across the country taking part in today's #NationalSchoolWalkout.
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The women have said they thought they were taking part in a harmless prank.
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Roughly a dozen Republicans have been taking part in the Common Sense Coalition talks.
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Africa's three nations taking part in the event are Nigeria, South Africa and Cameroon.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected wage growth of 1.8 percent.
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She did not identify her attackers and did not accuse Kavanaugh of taking part.
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Ships and helicopters from Singapore and the U.S. are taking part in the operation.
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Among those taking part will be environmental activists, anti-racism campaigners and womens rights protesters.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected inflation to rise to 1.1 percent.
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He recently starting taking part in games at the minor league complex in Goodyear, Ariz.
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Twitter user Linda Zunas posted pictures of people there taking part in the global event.
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Before taking part in this event, though, it's important to do two things: Check cleartheshelters.
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He accused the president of taking part in decisions on how the money was distributed.
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Non-NATO member Israel will be taking part in Saber Strike for the first time.
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Porzingis is taking part in 45-minute sessions on the court with coaches, Mills said.
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It soon transpired that I'd been corralled into taking part in a shape-note choir.
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CNBC says Hulu has opted out — and Netflix has already confirmed it's not taking part.
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Both the officials were taking part in a panel discussion on corporate bonds in Mumbai.
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Yumna Fawaz, a Lebanese journalist and filmmaker taking part in the protests, articulated this fear.
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He also thanked Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft "for not taking part in political censorship".
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An unspecified injury also has prevented wideout Brandon Coleman from taking part in training camp.
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I never imagined that I would be taking part in demonstrations in defense of democracy.
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Kendall Jenner looks as though she will be taking part in the festivities as well.
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When asked about taking part in head games, though, Ibrahimovic took a, 'Who, me?' approach.
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The futures exchange operator also banned the executive's wife for taking part in the scheme.
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But willing adults weren't the only ones that ended up taking part in the scheme.
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After all, the Olympic idea is not one of winning, but one of taking part.
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Competitors taking part in a chile pepper eating contest in Yichun, China, on Dec. 9.
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However, NH did not rule out taking part in any consolidation wave in the sector.
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China was happy to hold the meeting without anyone from his odious regime taking part.
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Taking part in the B2B subculture of Silicon Valley feels like a second-rate option.
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The Pentagon didn't say whether the service member was taking part in the Mosul offensive.
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Constellation said in April it was considering taking part of its Canadian wine business public.
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Police have broken up these protests; some 40 people are being prosecuted for taking part.
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Kurdish fighters, known as Peshmerga, are taking part in the operation to take back Mosul.
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But having spent so long on the sidelines, they are at least now taking part.
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It is not taking part in the air campaign against IS in Iraq and Syria.
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He said they would not be taking part in law enforcement activities like crowd control.
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Lutfi comes into play because he seems to be taking part in the #FreeBritney campaign.
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"The steers are over trained," said Alberto Buitrago, who has been taking part since 2002.
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The father-to-be cheered on runners taking part in the London Marathon on Sunday.
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Reuters reported in December that several firms, including SCG, were taking part in the bidding.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected prices to rise by 20123 percent.
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On the balcony outside, models in Islamic headscarves are taking part in a fashion shoot.
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Flaherty said Dermyer had been taking part in a police training mission before the shooting.
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Non-NATO countries such as Sweden and Finland are also taking part in the exercise.
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Here they are taking part in a session on the challenges they have at home.
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Slovenian soldiers are taking part in several international missions, including in Syria, Afghanistan and Lebanon.
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Germany were banned from taking part in the 1950 World Cup following World War Two.
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Members of the family, including children and grandchildren, will be taking part in each service.
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Khartoum is also taking part in peace talks with rebels from Darfur and other borderlands.
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Monica Allen, a NOAA spokeswoman, said the agency would consider taking part in future studies.
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Dr. George Oommen, who was ordained by the Church of South India, taking part. Mrs.
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That could include taking part in events such as watching batting practice on the field.
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The doctors', engineers', and lawyers' unions were the main ones taking part in the walkout.
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The Americans have said they are not taking part in the fight for Al Bab.
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Randi Martos, Mr. Dinowitz's chief of staff, ended up taking part and reviewed families' documents.
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Minadeo said taking part in the Olympics was the greatest experience for an amateur athlete.
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But Kimmel stressed to his audience the importance of taking part in the election Tuesday.
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About 5,500 Peshmergas are taking part in Sunday's operation, said the Kurdish Region Security council.
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Everyone taking part does the same workout, timed, and if possible, with the same weight.
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Opposition lawmaker Juan Requesens is accused of taking part in the plot, his lawyer said.
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"Thunder" vets Ben Stiller and Justin Theroux were announced to be taking part at CES.
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Reporter: Huzayfah described taking part in a kind of execution of men who resisted ISIS.
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The opposition largely boycotted the vote after its senior leaders were blocked from taking part.
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Patricia A. Reuss, also an Episcopal priest, taking part, at the chapel of Furman University.
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Among the largest companies taking part is Amazon Prime Air, the retailing giant's drone unit.
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On Sunday, voters turned out en masse, with 76 percent of the electorate taking part.
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Federal law prohibits 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations from taking part in partisan activity.
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William H. Gattis, a United Methodist Minister and an uncle of the bride, taking part.
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They were taking part in the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis Air Pollution (MESA Air) and MESA Lung studies.
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A child abuse unit and homicide detectives are taking part in the probe, police said.
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The work is a lush panorama of African-Americans taking part in several leisurely activities.
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For them just being there is enough: It's not the winning, it's the taking part.
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The demonstration had been authorised, but police still beat up many of those taking part.
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Politicians do often invite food ridicule by taking part in photo ops at food establishments.
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Pyeongchang medal predictions How do other countries feel about the North Korean delegation taking part?
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Taking part in such an event allows athletes to create a legacy that inspires others.
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Mr. Lai was arrested on allegations of taking part in an unauthorized assembly on Aug.
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But the German question will be a prime topic of discussion among those taking part.
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It's far from certain that insurers taking part in Obamacare will stick around amid uncertainty.
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"At the end of the day, we enjoy taking part in these events," Larson said.
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Rabbi Mark Wildes officiated, with Shawn Lichaa, of the Karaite Jews of America, taking part.
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All three were charged with taking part in a criminal conspiracy to commit the thefts.
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Among the companies taking part are Twitter, Amazon, Facebook, Google, Reddit, Netflix, Airbnb, and Spotify.
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A chief strategist will be taking part in strategic discussions that result in strategic decisions.
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Warren has sworn off taking part in big money fundraisers for the 2020 presidential primary.
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Taking part in the march was a symbolic passing of the torch to her daughter.
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Lawmakers opposed to curbing net neutrality will also be taking part in the activism. Sen.
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Xelil said the new battalions were not taking part in the operation to encircle Raqqa.
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She also had a firm message about her reasons for taking part in the race.
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He is accused of taking part in an attempt to prevent discovery of the fraud.
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Among those taking part will be environmental activists, anti-racism campaigners and women's rights protesters.
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The total number of people that remain imprisoned for taking part in the demonstrations is unknown.
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Larijani made the statement in St Petersburg where he was taking part in a parliamentary forum.
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All those taking part in the drill are volunteers -- relations of US soldiers stationed in Seoul.
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McNair died two weeks after taking part in a workout on the school's outdoor practice field.
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Galvin is taking part in rebuilding Puerto Rico one year after devastating hurricanes Irma and María.
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Some of the men have said they thought they were taking part in a shark hunt.
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Despite being qualified, many black artists were discriminated against and denied from taking part in projects.
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Central American immigrants, taking part in a caravan to the US, in Mexico in November 2018.
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A second police officer described taking part in several raids on villages north of Inn Din.
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The venture capitalists taking part have more than $100 billion of capital in total to invest.
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Honduran migrants taking part in a caravan heading to the US in Huixtla, Chiapas state, Mexico.
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Their extended family revolted against ISIS, and ISIS then jailed more than 100 men taking part.
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Brexit is seen as the biggest "tail risk" for fund managers across the globe taking part.
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He then left the event before taking part, as planned, in a "selfie line" with attendees.
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Over 8,000 people taking part in Glasgow's annual Santa Dash, on St. Vincent Street on Dec.
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"We understand political activity as taking part in a competition for political power," says Mr Roginsky.
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You know it's corny to admit it, but you feel damn privileged to be taking part.
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Here are some friends taking part in the world's first "Pokémon Go" competition in Hong Kong.
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And Chinyelu couldn't wait to roll up his sleeves and start taking part in the mission.
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U.S. officials have said any reference to militants taking part was initially dropped for classification reasons.
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Zschaepe has denied taking part in the murders with two men, Uwe Boehnhardt and Uwe Mundlos.
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The BDI and VDA did not name individual companies taking part in the task force meetings.
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They have said they thought they were taking part in a prank for a TV show.
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If you feel like taking part in watching history go down, check out the livestream below.
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They were just a couple at a hockey game, taking part in a fun sporting tradition.
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Many of the teenagers and their parents taking part have called for more curbs on guns.
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What were you hoping to convey, and how did the women feel, taking part in this?
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The two congressmen then decided to rib one another by taking part in a gift exchange.
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RHP Junior Guerra (right elbow soreness) felt good after taking part in a simulated game Tuesday.
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Baraboo hosts a circus parade every year, with Kelly and Isla taking part in the festivities.
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Cossack groups say that any members taking part in armed conflicts do so as private individuals.
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The Cleveland Clinic is hopeful for its own program after taking part in the Swedish trials.
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A spokeswoman for the Connecticut attorney general declined to say how many states were taking part.
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Remarkably, only 19963 percent of those taking part in the survey had properly researched the procedure.
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As a young person, I enjoyed taking part in discourses on German cultural myths and stereotypes.
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Two sources told Reuters on Thursday that Vivendi would not be taking part in the meeting.
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If true, Rhodes had no business taking part in sensitive discussions about issues such as Iran.
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During her visit, she will meet children and families taking part in arts and crafts activities.
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During those three months, I followed this generation of new recruits taking part in the training.
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They met at the hotel where Ms. Hill was taking part in a women's empowerment conference.
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The show's producers pranked Spencer into believing he was taking part in an anti-terrorism class.
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Another man, Andrew Simon, was charged in October with taking part in the attempted bribery scheme.
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The family began taking part in the foster care system with children from the United States.
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Cathay Pacific had earlier said it would not stop staff members from taking part in demonstrations.
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Dr. Barbara E. Senecal-Davis, a minister of the United Church of Christ, taking part. Mrs.
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A Chinese delegation is currently in Washington taking part in talks with top Trump administration officials.
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One concern was that the issue of taking part in Israeli elections was dividing the community.
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The Nature Conservancy is taking part in Satuday's march, a departure for the non-partisan organization.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other federal agencies are also taking part in the search.
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We want to show people back home that we're not just taking part, we can win.
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The team has been taking part in mindfulness exercises since Mr. Jackson took over in 2014.
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AFME is taking part in consultations by the European Commission and European Parliament to reform equivalence.
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Taking part in a climate strike or showing up to a rally is a personal action.
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John J. Carroll taking part in a ceremony that incorporated both Presbyterian and Catholic wedding traditions.
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A third member of the group was charged on Thursday with taking part in terrorist activities.
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But Halep, already assured of finishing the year at No. 1, will not be taking part.
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Many of those taking part wore face masks to protect themselves from the smoke, Antara reported.
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Other activities include building wooden insects, exploring beeswax and taking part in a carnivorous-plant workshop.
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Mr. Hincapie was arrested the day after the stabbing and confessed to taking part in it.
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In "Pickle Rick," he turns himself into a pickle to avoid taking part in family counseling.
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Those taking part in the vigil walked silently behind a banner calling for "Truth and Justice".
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Julia A. Jarvis, a minister of the United Church of Christ, taking part in the ceremony.
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But it's unclear how directly Trump himself was taking part in the day-to-day debate.
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Some of the men suspected of taking part in the robbery remained at large, officials said.
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Forty points are required for a driver to race; 25 for taking part in practice sessions.
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But that fast growing ultra-orthodox population isn't taking part in much of that economic growth.
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That truck was taking part in a flag display commemorating the 17th anniversary of the Sept.
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Lawmakers have spent weeks taking part in discussions to reach an agreement over a funding bill.
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Like many young people taking part in the demonstrations, Nick participated in the 2014 Umbrella Movement.
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He subsequently became a civil rights activist, taking part in voting rights efforts in Selma, Ala.
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One student said she was taking part in the festivities despite having a compromised immune system.
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If you're taking part, I'm thinking Thursday's going to be the big meal of the week.
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The second police officer described taking part in several raids on villages north of Inn Din.
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Ms. Abiodun never admitted to taking part in the crimes, but she did defend the perpetrators.
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So why are those who make up celebrity royalty taking part in the pleasures of peasants?
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Rob Hall, an auxiliary bishop of the Old Catholic Diocese of Uniformed Services, taking part. Mrs.
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The hale was filled with the shoes of youth taking part in a summer paddling camp.
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Unions said between 85 and 90 percent of staff were taking part in the industrial action.
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Black admitted to taking part in the shooting, but police say other suspects could be involved.
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In fact, it's a certifiable trend, with Starbucks, Disney, and even the European Union taking part.
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Pokémon Go players feel as if they are taking part in an actual activity with other people.
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Invited by German and Qatari mediators, the identity of those taking part has not been made public.
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Eight of those players were taking part in the Australian Open, the BBC and BuzzFeed News said.
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Ali al-Ribh was sentenced to death for taking part in protests when he was a teenager.
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But nothing was going to stop Beth from taking part in the family business, not even cancer.
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Huffman is among 50 people accused of taking part in a scheme that involved cheating or bribery.
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The exam is only held once a year, so for those taking part, it's do or die.
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But he said he appreciated that this year YouTube informed him he would not be taking part.
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King has made clear that she is taking part in the PBS event and not -- repeat: not!
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Fernandes was taken into police custody "on suspicion of taking part in the procedure" while Furtado disappeared.
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Simply put, people who aren't taking part in fighting shouldn't be targeted by the people who are.
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Dr. Scot Sherman, a minister with the Reformed Church of America, taking part in the ceremony. Mrs.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had on average predicted a shortfall of 3.2 billion pounds.
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Taking part in the Eclipse Ballooning Project might do the same for the students flying the balloons.
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However, the backlash against those who are taking part in the protest has been swift and loud.
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Others taking part in the funding round include existing investors T. Rowe Price, Fidelity Management, and Greenoaks.
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Kauffmann reportedly has been taking part in training since then, and there have been no further complaints.
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A student holds up her hands while taking part in National School Walkout Day in Chicago, Illinois.
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"I get very bored at home," complains one six-year-old taking part in the summer programme.
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I encountered that recently when taking part in Lust, the sequel to last year's The Tension Experience.
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Will he be taking part (maybe as a judge?) He told me: See, alcohol and music festivals.
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Founded last year by brothers Garrett and Scott Reynolds, UpCodes is currently taking part in Y Combinator.
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It seems that police unable to quell violence may lose their inhibitions about taking part in it.
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The police source, however, said numbers were higher, with 21,000 demonstrators taking part in rallies outside Paris.
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Shops such as John Lewis, which boasts that it is "never knowingly undersold", cannot avoid taking part.
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Turkey's military is taking part in the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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"They (Russian military servicemen) are not taking part in ground operations," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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It's the largest women-only ski race in the world, with 7,618 women taking part this year.
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Obama will be taking part in a panel moderated by CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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Verizon: Today, some companies and organizations are taking part in a "Day of Action" on net neutrality.
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Last week, Kardashian posted a super-sweet video of True taking part in her daily affirmation practice.
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Michael Bennet is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate at 8 p.m.
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Cory Booker is one of 21 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate at 343 p.m.
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The Turkish Red Crescent official said none of the organization's ambulances were taking part in the evacuation.
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Pot party Thursday was 4/20 Day, but it wasn't just potheads taking part in the festivities.
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Over the past week or so, people on Twitter have been taking part in a new challenge.
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I think it will take a while, but I imagine myself taking part in the Olympic games.
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The men's team pursuit will also see medals today, although no North American athletes are taking part.
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Kamala Harris is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate at 8 p.m.
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The President reiterated his admission about taking part in killings while he was mayor of Davao city.
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Daryl Almond is a geocacher from Ottawa who's been taking part in the hobby for 14 years.
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He stressed that even those who plan to vote for Clinton are taking part in these demonstrations.
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INF Will Middlebrooks (lower right leg strain) felt good after taking part in a simulated game Tuesday.
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Companies taking part in the auction had been restrained by a quiet period that ended last month.
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JSW is one of the seven bidders taking part in the next stage of the sales process.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected prices to rise by a stronger 2.7 percent.
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Julián Castro is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate at 8 p.m.
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They are so good at taking part that their opponents find it basically impossible to stop them.
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Seconds later, more women senators were taking part, sending a jolt through Washington one at a time.
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Artists taking part in the Bienal include Carlos Motta, Francis Alÿs, Pierre Huyghe and Hito Steyerl. bienal.org.
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What's more, it's not even the plot he's denied taking part in for more than a year.
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Dramatic aerial photos show more than 2 million Muslims taking part in the pilgrimage from the air.
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Officials from the FBI, which is also taking part in the probe, were not available for comment.
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Goldman Sachs is another lead underwriter, and seven other banks including Credit Suisse are also taking part.
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Some of them had contemplated taking part in armed jihad in the Middle East, the ministry said.
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It's unclear why neither is taking part in the investigation, and neither offered much of an explanation.
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Hamas says the two men were taking part in an exercise and did not fire at Israel.
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He has also been accused of taking part in lobbying activities without ever registering as a lobbyist.
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You've got things like industrials taking part, financials, small-cap; that's healthy for a market as well.
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Ali al-Nimr was arrested in 2012 and accused of taking part in protests against the government.
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Marianne Williamson is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate at 8 p.m.
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The company's taking part of the cost of doing business (programming) and burying it below the line.
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ICAP denied wrongdoing while the banks admitted taking part in the cartels in return for lower fines.
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The startup was previously covered by TechCrunch last summer while taking part in Y Combinator's accelerator program.
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Donning an ugly Christmas sweater is a fun holiday tradition that anyone can enjoy taking part in.
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China is also hoping to attract potential purchasers from other neighboring countries taking part in the competition.
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The bank's chairman, Jose Ignacio Goirigolzarri, said institutional investors were interested in taking part in its privatization.
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The couple had been traveling around the country since June 2018 taking part time jobs, she said.
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Myles N. Sheehan, an uncle of the groom who is also Roman Catholic priest, taking part. Mrs.
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That means Reuters calculations are not an estimate of the total number taking part in the protest.
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Conor's close friend, Artem Lobov, was also yanked from his fight after taking part in Thursday's melee.
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Joseph G. Quinn, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony, with Rabbi Nina H. Mandel taking part.
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Mashreq is also taking part and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) announced similar measures earlier on Saturday.
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Australia, which broadcast the competition without taking part since the 1980s, has been sending contestants since 2015.
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At least four were former Republicans, taking part in a Democratic caucus for the very first time.
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McNair died June 13, two weeks after taking part in the workout at Maryland's outdoor practice fields.
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Other branches of the Indonesian armed forces are not taking part in exercise, which ends on Thursday.
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Paul said the photograph was taken when the officers were taking part in a "department-approved" operation.
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This show takes animal antics to a new level, with actual pets taking part in improvised comedy.
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Brian L. Marsh, a Presbyterian minister, officiated, with Rabbi Helen T. Cohn taking part in the ceremony.
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Joshua, who was ordained by the Universal Life Church, officiated, with Joel taking part in the ceremony.
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Rudy Giuliani, will he be taking part in the Senate trial like he clearly wants to do?
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" The statement also warned the public against taking part in what it called "vandalistic and obstructive acts.
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The huge numbers of those taking part present an image of overwhelming popular support for the regime.
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A European official taking part in the negotiations said Thursday's talks would be a "last-chance meeting".
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Many of those taking part in the rallies have called for the country's top leaders to resign.
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The web services group said it's considering taking part in next year's fifth generation mobile spectrum auctions.
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The couple had been traveling around the country since June 2018, taking part time jobs, officials said.
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Keep raising awareness by sharing information and updates with others and taking part in the online conversation.
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They join 29 others who were jailed for taking part in anti-China protests earlier this month.
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US labor law forbids employers from firing or otherwise reprimanding employees for taking part in unionization efforts.
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Members of Parliament are taking part in eight nonbinding votes on the type of Brexit they want.
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This year, she will be taking part in a German-funded charm offensive called Wunderbar Together wunderbartogether.
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Yes, considerable portions of Dietfurt's Chinese carnival are racist, but that doesn't reflect on everyone taking part.
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If you&aposre taking part in Veganuary this January, look no further than these celebs for inspiration.
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Taking part in 'dry January' helps you save money, sleep better, and lose weight, new research says
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Steven A. Lopes officiated, with his wife, Valerie J. Lopes, taking part; both are Salvation Army ministers.
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In the meantime, the Chiefs suspended Hill ... and banned him from taking part in any team activities.
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An extension beyond the end of June would mean the UK taking part in the European Parliament elections.
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She is taking part of us back to ground with her – important scientific samples, some from the crew!
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Intel sites across the country are taking part in holiday season charity initiatives to support their local communities.
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He was arrested dozens of times for taking part in peaceful protests in the South, including Birmingham, Alabama.
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Heavy pollution in New Delhi didn't stop runners taking part in the New Delhi 1.13K Challenge last November.
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These are the young Asians taking part in this elite gathering in Oslo, Norway, from Dec. 8-11.
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International financial institutions have displayed interest in taking part in the consolidation of the banking sector, he said.
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Esports Mogul said the round was over-subscribed, with existing investors and local Australian institutions also taking part.
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He walked two and struck out six while taking part in his second combined shutout of the season.
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The Grammy Award-winning rapper and entrepreneur is taking part in this week's eMerge Americas conference in Miami.
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The fool who said it's not about winning, it's the taking part that counts was horribly, horribly mistaken.
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The Chinese team was banned from taking part in the long-distance orienteering competition, according to the IOF.
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A woman taking part in a strike called to defend women's rights hugs a store worker in Madrid.
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This morning I'm researching grants and funding for a trip I'm planning and taking part in this fall.
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In the neighbouring county of Embu, about 800 farmers are taking part in the U.S. government-backed project.
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In the neighboring county of Embu, about 800 farmers are taking part in the U.S. government-backed project.
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Terri, meanwhile, has an intervention with her own son, who is accused of taking part in the attack.
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Sam's Club, like every other major retailer, will be taking part in Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2019.
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This is called "democratic recommendation", although those taking part will be mindful of who Mr Xi's favourites are.
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The number of students taking part in school strikes hits more than 3.63 million people across 135 countries.
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Muslim women across the world are restricted from entering mosques or taking part in prayers during their periods.
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Legacy, the other male fertility company we discussed, is taking part in Y Combinator's summer batch right now.
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The overall share of railway workers taking part in the strikes has dropped from 34% to just 14%.
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G Marc-Andre Fleury was unexpectedly out Wednesday with a concussion after taking part in the morning skate.
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More than 22017,100 Latin American artists are taking part in shows in 70 cultural institutions throughout southern California.
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BRF, the world's largest poultry producer, has denied selling rotten meat and taking part in any corrupt activities.
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This time around Queen Bey tunes provided the dialogue, with guests Meg Ryan and Adam Scott taking part.
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Economists taking part in the Reuters poll had expected the number of benefit claimants to rise by 1,800.
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Meeks is taking part in the trial at the Neurological Institute at Ohio State University's Wexner Medical Center.
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However, the poll surveyed a far broader group than the party members taking part in the decisive ballot.
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Among those taking part this year were at least 216 Chinese companies, NK News said in an analysis.
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Inside the station, Mr Thanathorn was charged with sedition, assisting criminals and taking part in an illegal assembly.
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Prince William wore a happi coat while taking part in a celebratory sake barrel-breaking ceremony in Japan.
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According to CNN, 24 other women are taking part in the trial and eight embryos will be implanted.
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Nagy himself was arrested on April 22014 for taking part in an anti-government protest, his lawyer said.
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Barred from taking part in a pride event in Singapore, foreigners flocked to bars and private spaces instead.
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That's one of the big critiques of privilege discourse — that only privileged people are taking part in it.
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The two world leaders are meeting Thursday evening before both taking part in broader conversations during the G20.
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Laub himself testified Greitens' campaign manager tricked him into taking part in the deception, the House panel reported.
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Popstars and sports icons are among those who have been publicly skewered for taking part in such schemes.
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The betting was that Moscow's representatives might make an appearance in Crete without taking part in the council.
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But despite SXSW targeting Trump, a number of Republican lawmakers are still taking part in other festival events.
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One adult who was taking part in a compassionate-use programme died in 2016, Roche said on Wednesday.
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It feels like you're taking part in something authentic, even though it's exceptionally weird and cartoonish at times.
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Egypt's security forces have carried out virginity tests on women arrested for taking part in anti-government protests.
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Pritchard was taking part in a panel discussion at 4A's Accelerate, an ad agency event held in Miami.
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Mr. Hurtado has admitted to taking part in the massacre but has said that he was following orders.
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While taking part in a noncontact pass-blocking drill, he felt the little jolt in his left knee.
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Other requirements range from agreeing to not take donations more than $250 to taking part in voter forums.
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Meanwhile China has failed to block Tibetan and Uighur activists from taking part in the four-week session.
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Nusra is bigger than nearly all the factions taking part in the cessation, with fighters across western Syria.
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When some of the cities started to get cold feet about taking part, Mr Wang urged them on.
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National Guard troops are not taking part in direct border security and are not performing law enforcement work.
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Others taking part in the round include returning investor China's Meituan Dianping and (another new investor) Coatue Management.
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In July, more than 1,000 protesters across Russia were also detained for taking part in anti-Kremlin protests.
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Tamaulipas pushed back last week against taking part in the MPP in signs of tension over the plan.
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Frank is secretly pleased by Conway's insistence in taking part in the call, certain that he'll blow it.
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There is a need for more participants and for diversity among those taking part in Alzheimer's trials. 2.
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Actively, physically, taking part in them is a demonstration of your values, and that visibility can change lives.
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John S. Malone, a Roman Catholic priest, taking part, at Weylin B. Seymour's, an event space in Brooklyn.
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I would have preferred to remove myself from the situation without taking part, but that wasn't an option.
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Analysts and diplomats suggest however it may difficult to hold an election with only one party taking part.
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Business executives from major Korean corporations, including Hyundai and LG, are also taking part in the bilateral meeting.
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James R. Kingry, a minister of the United Methodist Church and an uncle of the groom, taking part.
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But taking part in fairs is costly, and for many smaller and medium-size galleries, also highly risky.
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Both she and Mr. Pompeo indignantly denied taking part in, or hearing, any conversations about the 25th Amendment.
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Mr. Barhoum, the Hamas spokesman, envisioned a million or more Gazans taking part, though perhaps not so peacefully.
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Democrats had near-record turnout, with more than one million voters over all taking part in their primaries.
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There is also Vanessa Dudley, an Australian who will be taking part in her 63rd Sydney Hobart Race.
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Many of those taking part in the "Brexit Betrayal" march said that job loss was their central grievance.
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"The fact the National Guard is taking part doesn't mean it's going to violate anyone's rights," he added.
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Toyota Executive Vice President Shigeki Terashi stressed the excitement that comes with taking part in a space project.
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Most also ended up taking part in a number of counseling sessions, after which their cases were sealed.
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PARIS — The Ryder Cup is finally being staged in France, but no French players will be taking part.
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Two-thirds of South Koreans say they support the boycott of Japanese products and would consider taking part.
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It was the Yankees' second of four consecutive seasons (and counting) without taking part in a playoff series.
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She returned to Earth on Thursday, a few months after taking part in the first all-female spacewalk.
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Five local farmers were detained for taking part in the raid but were released after a few months.
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The Constitution limits them from taking part in any conflict, with the exception of missions led by allies.
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Qantas is acting as the launch partner for the trial, with passengers on select international flights taking part.
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The network is taking part in the design of a new U.N. compact on refugees now under negotiation.
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Thom Tillis said Thursday he would not vote for any resolution that shields the whistleblower from taking part.
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Taking part in a paid tour of the building are Jim and Gladys Strain from Riverdale, New York.
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After doing a strip tease, which skewers objectification while taking part in it, Pauroso sings a heartfelt ballad.
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US intelligence assessed that the troops taking part in that advisory mission were unlikely to run into opposition.
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The number of students taking part in school strikes hits more than 22019 million people across 135 countries.
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Jesse Jackson, with Karen Tse, a Universal Life minister taking part at the Century Association in Manhattan. Mrs.
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The candidates usually campaign for months, making speeches, buying ads, taking part in debates and hosting community rallies.
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The two main contenders are Lockheed Martin Corp and Boeing, while Sweden's Saab AB is also taking part.
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He is not seen taking part in any demonstrations or clashes with Israeli security forces in the video.
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It's about standing up for the values of this great nation and taking part in the democratic process.
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They used to face a classic collective-action problem: taking part makes sense only if everyone else is.
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The number of students taking part in school strikes hits more than 22019 million people across 223 countries.
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"The remarks will only complicate things," said Ahmed Bachichi, who has been taking part in the weekly protests.
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Protesters taking part in the anti-gun violence march this weekend in Orlando plan to march to Sen.
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These types of innovations would ideally be taking part as other important steps are being made in parallel.
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Economists taking part in the Reuters poll had expected the number of benefit claimants to fall by 3,000.
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The number of students taking part in school strikes hits more than 22019 million people across 20193 countries.
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The annual event, founded by Britain's Prince Harry, features wounded service members taking part in various sporting competitions.
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Eighteen different countries will be taking part in the 2018 Invictus Games, including Poland for the first time.
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Banks taking part in the syndication are all local, led by Bank Syariah Mandiri and Bank Negara Indonesia.
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One taking part was Yasin Aktay, an adviser to Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and a friend of Khashoggi's.
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The camp days are divided into taking part in group activities and one-on-one therapy and counseling.
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The DNC's "exclusivity clause" bars candidates from taking part in sanctioned debates if they participate in unsanctioned ones.
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The legislation also bars affected countries and those countries' citizens from taking part in the privatization of Russian property.
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Following his arrest in east Harris County, the sheriff's office said Black admitted to taking part in the shooting.
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She's taking part in a number of women's events including uneven bars, beam and vault from 4:30 p.m.
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Filmed in Mumbai, the video sees the band running through colorful streets and taking part in a Holi festival.
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Gotti and Rullan also admitted to taking part in a bank heist in New York's Queens borough, they said.
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But the 2017 Grammys will also be as much about absent friends as those taking part in Sunday's show.
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The victim was 74 and taking part in the 28th annual Ashland Balloonfest in Ashland, according to the paper.
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Incredibly, people taking part in the study seemed to match up the right names and faces along cultural lines.
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The sources Reuters spoke with were unclear as to why Ramkrishna had objected to taking part in the roadshows.
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Seaman James Derek Lovelace of Crestview, Florida, died Friday after taking part in underwater demolition training in Coronado, California.
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But here, as in choir competitions across the globe, it truly seems to be the taking part that counts.
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She will be taking part in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, making it her fourth consecutive games.
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And in May it stopped Taiwanese politicians and journalists from taking part in the World Health Organisation's annual meeting.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry later said that Mr. Dahlin had been taking part in activities that endangered state security.
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This photo taken July 8, shows a contestant taking part in a chile pepper eating competition in Ningxiang, China.
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Neither the CFPB or GMMB are accused of taking part in, or having knowledge of, ad fraud on IBTimes.com.
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It can be a system of us and them, where 'they' are excluded from taking part in 'our' institutions.
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Mexico also for the first time is taking part in joint cyber security exercises to protect the power grid.
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Indonesian police arrested 141 men Sunday evening for taking part in a gay sex party in the capital Jakarta.
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A Saudi Arabian teenager faces possible execution for taking part in a demonstration when he was ten years old.
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Overall, hundreds of companies — spanning energy buyers, renewable power developers and service companies — are taking part, the announcement states.
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At the same time, a market in which scammers and criminals roam freely deters honest actors from taking part.
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In 2015, she wrote on an industry site that she discourages her clients from taking part in these suites.
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In June 2016, the royal made history by taking part in a cover story for British LGBT magazine Attitude.
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From there, it will supply ships taking part in humanitarian and peacekeeping missions in Yemen and Somalia, it said.
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By next week, most of the advance elements of the forces taking part in the exercise will have arrived.
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Denmark, which has opted out of most EU military matters, and neutral Malta are the others not taking part.
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These groups are taking part in a two-year competition backed by Boeing, with $20193 million up for grabs.
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Ships and helicopters from Singapore and the US are taking part in the operation to find the missing sailors.
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Latch currently has a sign up form on its site for those interested in taking part in the program.
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A global sensation, people from Belgium to India are taking part in the challenge and sharing the evidence online.
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Hamas said two of its fighters were killed after taking part in a gunfire parade inside a militant camp.
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Few of even those taking part in the meat boycott would forgo meat on the day of Eid itself.
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Baratov was arrested in March for allegedly taking part in a cyberattack on Yahoo sponsored by the Russian government.
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The Islamic State group subsequently issued an updated communique threatening other countries taking part in the anti-ISIS coalition.
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The cast of "Friends," minus Matthew Perry, is taking part in NBC's tribute to legendary TV director James Burrows.
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By not taking part in the rights issue, Freenet's Sunrise stake could fall to 6-9 percent, it reckons.
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If this is life then, well, we're not really that fussed about taking part in it for much longer.
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He said Ammar was charged with taking part in a rally, blocking a road and making "anti-state" speeches.
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Several coast guard ships, at least one helicopter and several private boats are taking part in continued rescue efforts.
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"All of us are taking part, Mama of Asahd, Father of Asahd, and we love our nanny," he adds.
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Istanbul Governor Vasip Sahin said on Sunday that 401 workers had been detained for taking part in the protests.
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It is set to kick off with outgoing prime minister May taking part in her final Prime Minister's Questions.
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This week, the president will also be taking part in the National Republican Senatorial Committee's "Save the Senate" retreat.
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The trick Cox was taking part in an illusion trick that makes 13 random audience members disappear on stage.
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So is Dunkin' Donuts, with the purchase of a drink, and many local doughnut shops are also taking part.
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Many of the pups taking part in the contest were rescued from kill shelters or puppy mills, organizers say.
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The nine arrested on Thursday were charged with incitement, taking part in an unlawful assembly, obstructing and assaulting police.
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Economists taking part in a Reuters poll had expected a weaker reading of +7 compared with +9 in May.
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The group said workers across the United States were fired for taking part in protests calling for higher wages.
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"Currently, we have about 85033 kids nationwide that are taking part in the 50 Yard Challenge," Smith told ABC.
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Brought up by a single father, a sociologist, the narrator grew up taking part in psychological studies about race.
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Meanwhile, supermodel Gigi Hadid announced via Twitter last week that she would not be taking part in the show.
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Some 30 teams from countries including China, Russia, Italy and Mongolia are taking part in the three-day contest.
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The company is taking part in our Startup Battlefield competition at TechCrunch Disrupt NY. Lumenus integrates LEDs into clothes.
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You leave him when you realize monogamy is indeed a construct, one you feel quite comfortable taking part in.
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It was important that they saw me as one of them, otherwise, they wouldn't have felt comfortable taking part.
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Getting to know oneself better, and a feeling of self-fulfillment are also big factors for those taking part.
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Cheffou was charged with taking part in the activities of a terrorist group, and actual and attempted terrorist murder.
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"There would be nothing worse than having a world championship where big nations won't be taking part," he added.
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Thats the way to deliver great value for customers, not one off promotions, so we wont be taking part.
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The Cruz app similarly awards points to users for tweeting campaign messages, volunteering and taking part in other activities.
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Islamic State (IS) executed 58 people suspected of taking part in the plot after it was uncovered last week.
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If that wasn't enough, she'll also find a place in Miami Open history by taking part in the final.
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We want to know what you're most eager to see from the 20 Democratic candidates who are taking part.
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Also taking part was Luis A. Miranda Jr., a political consultant who is the father of the Broadway star.
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The authorities identified the suspect, Eric Black Jr., 0003, and said he admitted to taking part in the Dec.
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As this ritual becomes increasingly commonplace, the more fans will simply be taking part as a matter of routine.
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All of the candidates except frontrunner Boris Johnson were taking part in a televised debate on Channel 4 television.
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One of them, Mofid Fawzy, quickly denied taking part in any such conversation and immediately hung up the phone.
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He was serving a nine-year sentence for an attempted sex offense, assault and taking part in a robbery.
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So instead of a quick hearing, Gardendale found itself taking part in what would be a five-day trial.
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There is no indication that most of those taking part in Mosaic have even been exposed to the virus.
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Adrian Porras, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony, with Eduardo Blanco, a Roman Catholic deacon, taking part. Mrs.
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On Wednesday, Nadler drew the ire of Republicans when he lectured them about taking part in a cover-up.
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Taking part in another's pleasure, no matter how anodyne or indecipherable that pleasure may feel to us, is revelatory.
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The two women were members of the Arakan Women's Network in Myebon, which denied taking part in the attack.
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The brothers lived in Tehran and had been briefly imprisoned for taking part in revolutionary activities under the Shah.
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Ed Sirya, a Presbyterian minister, officiated, with the televangelist Joel Osteen, of the Lakewood Church in Houston, taking part.
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Joseph Krasinski, an Episcopal priest and friend of the couple, officiated, with Mr. Gratch's uncle, Ariel Gratch, taking part.
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Leonard Green & Partners is considering taking part in what is one of the biggest bets on retail this year.
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Anthony D. Andreassi, a Roman Catholic priest, officiated at Brooklyn Winery, with Debanga Mookerjee, a Hindu priest, taking part.
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But on Thursday, Irving surprised observers by practicing with the team and taking part in five-on-five workouts.
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"Today, sadly, he is accused of taking part in an illicit drug operation," Mr. Ryan said in a statement.
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The university expects to expand the number of wired cars taking part in the trials to 2,500 by 2018.
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The DNC would punish candidates for taking part in unsanctioned debates by barring them from participating in future debates.
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South Korea said on Sunday that North Korea is receptive to taking part in discussions with the United States.
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There was a really strong bond, and we all knew that we were taking part in something really special.
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The ban on Russia taking part in the 2018 Winter Olympics is a gift to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The Williams sisters were in New York City this week taking part in the Tie Break Tens tennis tournament.
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One that's not dissimilar to the stories of countless others taking part in marches in over 730 locations worldwide.
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Cover: Democratic Presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg speaks before taking part in an on-stage conversation with former California Gov.
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Ute, a yucca palm, leans helplessly on a window sill, for example, taking part of his pot with him.
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Researchers at University College London used data from nearly 11,000 young people who are taking part in the study.
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Elsewhere in the UK, the supermarket chain Tesco tweeted that they'd considered taking part in Whamageddon, but opted out.
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Mr. Johnson has not committed to taking part in the debates, and has the least to gain from them.
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Over 5,600 troops are taking part in the exercise Swift Response 2019, led by the U.S. Global Response Force.
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Some "visitors" were described as taking part in "hits," or missions to kill-or-capture AQAP fixers and facilitators.
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Avoid digging in, or stirring up, the sediment while taking part in water-related activities in shallow, warm freshwater areas.
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On Tuesday, the finance chief of Czech electricity producer CEZ said he had not considered taking part in the auction.
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There were to be about 750 to 800 military personnel taking part in the celebration, a defense official told CNN.
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He described the delay to Brexit as "political death" and urged May to avoid taking part in the European elections.
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If you insist on taking part in the nightmare that is April Fool's Day now, at least do it right.
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Rajoub, it said, was banned from "taking part in any future match or competition taking place during the given period".
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Thai officials on Sunday morning said a rescue mission was underway, with 13 foreigner and five Thai divers taking part.
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Over half (52%) of the dead were people taking part in activities such as coastal walking, running, climbing or angling.
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He was sentenced to life last year for taking part in clashes between protesters and security forces in late 2011.
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He'll be reciting poetry, telling stories (both real and imagined), reading aloud to a group and taking part in discussions.
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That includes two suicide bombers who had trained in Syria before taking part in the attacks Paris in November 2015.
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Other Democratic presidential candidates still taking part in the forum at Benedict over the next two days are former Rep.
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Also taking part were top officials from the People's Liberation Army and state security apparatus, according to the news agency.
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This year, a bunch of big screen superheroes are all taking part in the AGBO Superhero Fantasty Football Charity League.
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As ideas flow, people taking part in the workshops immediately start producing prototypes with simple materials like cardboard and paper.
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One is taking part in groups dedicated to rediscovering meaning in life (anything from a choir to a campaign group).
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"It's moving forward on a major issue with people across the Democratic Party taking part in this discussion," he said.
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Asked about taking part in the world championships starting on March 19 in Milan, Hanyu said he was still undecided.
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Many attended the gathering on December 2nd out of pride at taking part in such a vast communal prayer meeting.
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The alleged killers said they were duped into taking part, believing the attack was a prank for a TV comedy.
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Several students said school and university authorities had warned them before the protests they could be punished for taking part.
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The backlash against Kaepernick and others who are taking part in the #TakeTheKnee haven't stopped the importance of the movement.
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Moscow says almost 13,000 Russian and Belarussian service personnel are taking part, as well as around 70 planes and helicopters.
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That last figure includes both paid subscribers and people taking part in free trials, which Apple has been pushing aggressively.
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The bill allows prisoners deemed "low-risk" to earn early release credits by taking part in anti-recidivism activities — i.e.
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He accused Mr Trump's administration of behaving as if it were taking part in a freestyle, no-rules boxing match.
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Taking part in cultural activities such as the Olympics costs North Korea nothing, but gives it a sheen of respectability.
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The royal couple then watched a group of local schoolchildren taking part in an afternoon ski session on the slopes.
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She and another suspect, who is still in custody, say they thought they were taking part in a TV prank.
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Uber's emphasizing the Good Citizen aspect of this behavior, in that taking part will help your fellow riders save time.
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The overall share of railway workers taking part in the strikes has dropped from 34% then to just 14% today.
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Big-name VCs who do most of their investing post-seed are also taking part in some of these rounds.
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On the streets, the numbers taking part in weekend gilets jaunes marches have dropped from 280,000 in November to 22,000.
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Even so, some parents stop their offspring from taking part in these excursions for fear that they might get hurt.
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There was also time to meet students taking part in a "virtual trading floor" run by the college's Entrepreneurship Institute.
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Amy Klobuchar is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Tuesday, July 30, at 8 p.m.
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The actress, who died Tuesday at 69, became a fixture at the North Idaho college taking part in many performances.
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Bernie Sanders is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Tuesday, July 30, at 8 p.m.
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An official in an Aleppo rebel group had earlier said Turkish Red Crescent ambulances were taking part in the evacuation.
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Visser and Hanich point out that eventually the RFID tags might prohibit small operators from taking part in the project.
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The Coast Guard said an aircraft, helicopter and coastal patrol boat were taking part in the search and rescue effort.
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The recording is then studied to compare the order of processes occurring among the forecasters taking part in the program.
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Richard Feynman, a legendary physicist, extolled the virtues of "active irresponsibility" when it came to taking part in academic meetings.
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"I was not contacted about taking part in the alternative board," Cruz told Reuters in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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Just because you're taking part in Dry January doesn't mean you can't still have a good time at the bar.
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Kirsten Gillibrand is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Wednesday July 30 at 8 p.m.
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The runners are taking part in the London Marathon with Heads Together, the charity campaign led by the royal trio.
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GoFundMe announced today that five YouTube stars are taking part in the very first social fundraising collaboration for the competition.
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Unfortunately this leads some to follow a path that leads to drug trafficking or taking part in illegal dog fights.
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When he tells his friends about the gel and taking part in a clinical trial, some of them seem surprised.
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That hasn't stopped revellers from taking part in the festivities which have already kicked off in parts of the country.
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The women brought their faith with them to the field, taking part in prayer circles before and after each match.
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An OPEC-plus meeting in Vienna in which Russia was taking part was about to start as of 1354 GMT.
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For them, the ability to enlist in the IDF means taking part in the most normalizing experience of Israeli maturation.
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Mercedes had earlier dismissed a television report that Hamilton was feeling unwell and would not be taking part in practice.
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"The energy from the crowds was amazing," said Jillian Bearden, 2970, who was taking part in her first pro race.
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But it wasn't because she was taking part in competitions, of which there are "hardly any" in India, she says.
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After the vote General Padrino López went on television to congratulate citizens for taking part in a peaceful democratic process.
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"We are all frustrated," said Jon Steinberg, the editor in chief of San Francisco magazine, which is also taking part.
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Cass told USA Today she was tricked into taking part in Wohl's plan, which is being investigated by the FBI.
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All major parties contesting the vote, including Rutte's trailing Liberals, have ruled out taking part in a coalition with Wilders.
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The German aircraft taking part in the reconnaissance and refueling missions are currently stationed at Azraq air base in Jordan.
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In some parts of South Asia, menstruating women are commonly forbidden from entering temples or taking part in religious rites.
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This was only hours after the cooking class, and those taking part in both events were by that point wasted.
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On Tuesday, one friend posted a photo of herself and Ms. Marcotte on Facebook taking part in a race together.
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Teachers taking part in the walkout held up signs and rallied in hopes the state legislature would back their demands.
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The scholarships were reportedly awarded to Los Angeles teens from underserved communities who were taking part in the mentee program.
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According to Aden, taking part in the pageant was an opportunity to dispel the narrative that Muslim women are oppressed.
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Some 20,000 US citizens and residents are taking part in Hajj this year, according to the US consulate in Jeddah.
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The drill has been held annually for the past 35 years, with more and more participants taking part each year.
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His promise to pluck the US from the Paris agreement would make the US the only country not taking part.
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When Kaepernick decided against taking part in the NFL&aposs workout, Jay-Z reportedly was left frustrated with the quarterback.
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In addition, midtier banks are increasingly taking part in club deals and buying shared national credits to lift loan growth.
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AFCENT also released images Monday of F-15Cs and F-35As taking part in "deterrence" flights in the region Sunday.
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Countries taking part in the summit include the region's EU states, plus Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia.
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Elizabeth Warren is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Tuesday, July 30, at 8 p.m.
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Organizers subsequently barred gay and lesbian groups from taking part in the parade, a ban that continued until last year.
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Police put the number of people taking part in the march at 8,000 while organizers said the turnout was 10,000.
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After tasting samples of each, those taking part could eat as much as they wanted from any of the samples.
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The HFSF currently owns stakes in National Bank, Piraeus Bank, Eurobank and Alpha Bank , after taking part in their recapitalisations.
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And yet, here I am: at the Pervasive Media Studio in Bristol, England, taking part in the Global Game Jam.
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L. Alton Wasson, a United Methodist minister, officiated, with T. Garret Graddy-Lovelace, who offered a Sufist invocation, taking part.
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Chinese officials played down the significance of the Liaoning's journey, saying the ships were taking part in annual training exercises.
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Rabbi Paul M. Hoffman is to officiate at the Warren Conference Center and Inn, with Rabbi William Cutter taking part.
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He was serving a nine-year prison sentence for an attempted sex offense, assault and taking part in a robbery.
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Rabbi Debra Nesselson officiated, with Rabbi Linda J. Holtzman, a maternal aunt of the groom, taking part in the ceremony.
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They are accused of taking part in a scheme spanning 24 years and involving at least $150 million in bribes.
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They are exactly the kind of organization, in other words, who one would expect to be taking part in CDL.
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It can house up to 40 people at one time—only 14 people were taking part in this particular expedition.
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She eventually stopped taking part in Southern tours, left the company in 1961 and stopped dancing altogether for two years.
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Later, after retiring from dancing, she became a supernumerary with the company, taking part in the stage action during operas.
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Rabbi Andrue Kahn officiated, with John R. Tunheim, the chief judge of the United States District Court, Minnesota, taking part.
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Nancy S. Jennings, a Presbyterian minister, officiated, with David Brown, a friend of the bride, taking part in the ceremony.
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She was arrested at the time for taking part in the actions, and later wrote a book about her experience.
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Seven trimmers were charged with taking part in the brutal murder and robbery of a Mendocino cannabis farmer in 2016.
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"When Butch first approached me, I said, 'I'm not taking part in this town that doesn't exist,'" Ms. Mundy said.
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The accounts being suppressed were also ones that Twitter's algorithm had determined were taking part in unhealthy and abusive behavior.
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Why does he believe he did not violate the terms of his recusal by taking part in Mr. Comey's firing?
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The men had been convicted of taking part in an attack on protesters outside the Metropolitan Republican Club in Manhattan.
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The military has said that militants from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore were also among those taking part in the clashes.
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The military also said that foreign militants from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore were among those taking part in the clashes.
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Last week, the agency ordered the center not to take new admissions and suspended it from taking part in Medicaid.
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Trump congratulated Macron on his "tremendous victory" on Thursday before taking part in a prolonged handshake with France's newest leader.
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But many students taking part in the swelling global youth climate movement say they are being failed by their schools.
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He is not accused of taking part in the stabbing, but in the robbery that preceded it, the authorities said.
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All that's left is the copious shots of Chiefs fans celebrating and taking part in the heavily criticized tomahawk chop.
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Last June, Pylypenko organized the first military column at Kyiv Pride, with about 30 veterans, volunteers and allies taking part.
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Last June, Pylypenko organized the first military column at Kyiv Pride, with about 30 veterans, volunteers and allies taking part.
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Dr. Edward Best, a United Methodist minister, officiated with Dr. Dan A. Sims, a friend of the couple, taking part.
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And Glover, who makes music under the name Childish Gambino, is taking part in the debunking of his own theory.
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From 2010 to 2017, Kushner Companies grew rapidly, taking part in more than $7 billion worth of real estate acquisitions.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen are expected to be among those taking part, officials say.
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The authorities have already charged several others, including two Americans and two Canadians, with taking part in the violent skirmish.
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Ziggy Marley, Ellie Goulding, Meghan Trainor and Sean Kingston entertained those taking part at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.
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Rabbi Marc Schneier officiated, with David N. Dinkins, the former mayor of New York and the groom's godfather, taking part.
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Netanyahu said there were no legislative restrictions preventing Russian firms from taking part in the development of Israel's gas fields.
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The candidates taking part on the first night include Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg, O'Rourke, Klobuchar, Hickenlooper, Ryan, Delaney, Williamson and Bullock.
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A spokesman for the Central Reserve Police Force, Rajiv Singh, said 99 officers were taking part in the security patrol.
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About 4,000 volunteers were on Sunday taking part in a clean-up of the area around the Tham Luang cave.
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There's no age limit for taking part in the Olympic Games although each International Sports Federation sets its own rules.
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Police allege that both Elder and Hjorth confessed to taking part in the assault, with Elder confessing to killing Rega.
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A sixth man, identified as Harminy A., 29, was also charged with taking part in the armed robbery and kidnapping.
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Ahmed Osman, leader of the Sultan Murad group also denied any Turkish tanks were taking part in storming the area.
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If you have a side hustle or are taking part in the gig economy, you may get paid in cash.
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Syrian opposition negotiators taking part in the United Nations-led talks in Geneva broadly welcomed Mr. Putin's troop withdrawal order.
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The men all deny taking part in the protest, according to statements they gave to a court and their lawyers.
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Students are responsible for cleaning their dormitories, maintaining and tuning their ski equipment and taking part in regular kitchen duty.
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Fashion is a recurring theme, with Kibera's youthful residents dressed in bright, patterned outfits and taking part in fashion shows.
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" Even if it reached that far, center fielder Aaron Hicks said Sabathia would have to feel comfortable taking part. "C.
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For now, no money is changing hands between Instagram and the retailers and brands taking part in the shopping test.
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But he added that Johnson had to engage more in the leadership race, including taking part in more TV debates.
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Hold your nose shut, use nose clips or keep your head above water when taking part in warm freshwater-related activities.
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IBM said the two banks taking part in the project would use blockchain for trade finance transactions involved in the scheme.
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There will, however be approximately 750-800 military personnel taking part in the "Salute to America," the defense official told CNN.
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The women say they were told they were taking part in a prank TV show, a claim Malaysian police strongly deny.
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The two people indicted for allegedly taking part in the SamSam campaign, Faramarz Savandi and Mohammad Mansouri, currently live in Iran.
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Some of the 20 countries taking part, such as Egypt and Kuwait, are sending prime ministers, foreign ministers or finance ministers.
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A second source close to the situation also said PIF was not taking part in any such plan at this stage.
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Albania, a NATO member since 2009, is taking part for the first time in the western military alliance&aposs maritime missions.
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There are two popular theories as to why Remain supporters are not more fired up about taking part in this referendum.
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The smiling shot shows the three taking part in one of their favorite shared pastimes at the 2004 Ghurka Wellfair Challenge.
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By taking part, Britain has forced the EU to postpone the redistribution of 27 of 73 UK seats to other countries.
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In Friday's indictment, Mueller accused Kilimnik of taking part in the covert lobbying scheme and of trying to influence potential witnesses.
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Brazil's federal police said in a statement it had executed 30 arrest warrants, with 180 officers taking part in the arrests.
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Taking part in a big final on the pitch and watching from the sidelines were two very different experiences, he said.
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HRH joins pupils from a local school who are taking part in a 'Survival and Nature Connection' nature immersion programme. pic.twitter.
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The UAE armed forces had earlier said in a brief statement that the jet taking part in the fighting was "lost".
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Women taking part in a rally in front of the Middle Collegiate Church in the East Village of New York City.
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Women in Minsk pose for a selfie after taking part in the so-called "Beauty Run", staged on International Women's Day.
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Women from Australia to Guatemala are taking part in the strike, and the reasons for striking vary from country to country.
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And now these beauty YouTubers are seamlessly adapting to new psychosocial trends, taking part in the emerging politics of the self.
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However, the Observatory said the Kurdish YPG militia made up the majority of the fighters taking part in the SDF assault.
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This essentially shuts down Younger's efforts to publicize the case by creating a blog and taking part in many media interviews.
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In Chengdu, in the south-west, police dispersed a small crowd taking part in such a protest and detained several participants.
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Last month he also ordered the release of dozens of people who had been detained for taking part in the protests.
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The club was formed in November 2019 and is taking part in the FIFA eClub World Cup 2020 in Milan, Italy.
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The Xbox maker is taking part in the Red Dead Redemption 2 release frenzy by taking $100 off its own bundles.
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With dozens of different people taking part in the scam, police have been unable to make much progress on the case.
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Saadeh was arrested in 2015, one of five young men charged with taking part in a conspiracy to support Islamic State.
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Around 1,500 troops from the United States, France, Norway and other NATO allies are taking part in the exercise dubbed Aurora.
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Bit by bit, we began taking part in collective actions, determining that this was key to tackling such a systemic problem.
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Rodchenkov's allegations could further reduce the prospects of Russian track-and-field athletes taking part in the summer Olympics in Rio.
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But prosecutors say he falsely told investigators at the time that he was arrested for taking part in demonstrations, not terrorism.
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The order would prohibit Leissner from taking part in the management of any capital market services in Singapore for 21 years.
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In fact, his only serious opponent, Mr Navalny, was barred from taking part in the election in March, on spurious grounds.
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But what I do expect, and what I think will happen, is that the students taking part will start seeing options.
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Yes, taking part in field hockey or cheer certainly helps fight obesity and heart disease while lowering rates of substance abuse.
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The wind was bracing, but it was a reminder of the sheer physicality of the experience I was taking part in.
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Another of Hollande's former economy ministers, Emmanuel Macron, is not taking part in the primaries and is making an independent bid.
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The hearing has been postponed to give the parties time to present documents, lawyers taking part at Tuesday's hearing told journalists.
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Most of the shops and restaurants taking part are close to aha's office, where they drop off goods to be delivered.
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"Gender," written by Mike Scully of Parks and Recreation and The Simpsons, has Jerrod taking part in a youth-mentorship program.
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At the end of July, Felix announced on her Facebook page that she would be taking part in a 5K challenge.
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On March 13, the largest-ever anti-government protests were recorded in São Paulo, with an estimated 1.4 million taking part.
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Joe Biden is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Wednesday, July 31, at 8:00 p.m.
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Beto O'Rourke is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Tuesday, July 30, at 8:00 p.m.
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Both women say they believed they were taking part in a prank TV show, a claim vehemently denied by Malaysian police.
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You're itching for freedom today, and it's a fantastic time to put energy toward any activist work you're taking part in.
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Tim Ryan is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Tuesday, July 30, at 8:00 p.m.
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Andrew Yang is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Wednesday, July 31, at 8:00 p.m.
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" He added, "So, in taking part in this occasion today, we are conscious of the history in whose shadow we stand.
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Steve Bullock is one of 10 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Tuesday, July 30, at 8:00 p.m.
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Bill de Blasio is one of 23 presidential candidates taking part in a Democratic debate Wednesday, July 0003, at 2000 p.m.
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This unique background doesn't preclude her from taking part in the conversation, but it certainly gives her an interesting vantage point.
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The presence of Capitol Police on the scene apparently was due to the fact that one of those taking part, Rep.
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But in July, at least 80 people taking part in a pro-Hazara demonstration in Kabul were killed in bomb attacks.
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China had said it would also show new nuclear submarines, and state television did show submarines taking part in the display.
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