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CNN had asked the court to make the lists public.
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As the war dragged on, the lists became increasingly unreliable.
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The Nazis who drew up the lists passed us by.
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Norway routinely tops the lists of the world's happiest countries.
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The lists are also produced six times each year, not four.
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Or, check out the lists of most-searched costumes by state.
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The lists are getting smaller as to what's not a risk.
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Instead it focuses on the sections related to maintaining the lists.
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The staff keeping the lists up to date are stretched thin.
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And how do you find the lists in the mobile version?
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Browse through the lists or search for a specific book or author.
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The lists of states mostly reflect US political fault lines, of course.
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If so, which lists and which dates was he on the lists?
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It is also unclear how many versions of the lists there are.
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Once you get through the lists, the speech can be very boring.
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The lists are long, but a few themes are clear priorities. 1.
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Dorian is the first relatively uncommon "D" name to join the lists.
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Dorian is the first relatively uncommon "D" name to join the lists.
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Many victims have welcomed the lists, accepting them as long-awaited affirmation.
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Celebrities are often on the lists, which are featured twice a year.
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Congressional officers were verifying the lists to see who had the most signatures.
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The lists are given away for free, so as to market the software.
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So Chris Christie is on all the lists for FBI director. Laughable. Outrageous.
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The trouble begins at source, with the lists compiled by Atwater and others.
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The lists were compiled were compiled by app store intelligence firm Sensor Tower.
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Vehicles from Audi, BMW, Ford, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan also made the lists.
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Many of the priests named on the lists are dead, but not all.
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Some victims, as they comb through the lists, say there are names missing.
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Companies continually update the lists, adding more numbers associated with scammers or spammers.
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Since the lists began in 1931, it has occurred only a few times.
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Be free form, try to enjoy making the lists and then revisit them.
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North Korea and Iran are on the lists, but currently Russia is not.
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Still, the lists of approved and banned books in Texas prison have surprises.
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Any employee can create a new mailing list, and the lists are largely unmoderated by the company—although conversations on them are occasionally escalated to human resources if they become particularly heated or moderated by the employees who run the lists.
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Other cases revealed in the lists on Monday raise new questions about the investigation.
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It added, however, that there was no indication that compiling the lists was illegal.
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The lists are the same, which is noted in the middle of the chart.
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Companies and organizations can use the lists to reach specific demographics for a fee.
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As we wrote last year, the lists usually garner a considerable amount of criticism.
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Three sources told ABC News the lists are now of interest to federal prosecutors.
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PBMs also manipulate the lists of drugs — called a formulary — available to plan enrollees.
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Many abuse survivors have welcomed the lists as long-sought recognition from the church.
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It tops the lists in other European countries, too, including Germany, Portugal and England.
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I was glad, though, to see "The Prom" strutting so proudly through the lists.
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BST Clarified in the third paragraph that the lists were from more than one department.
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The party leaders will have a major say in whose names go on the lists.
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But Pandora also employs human curators to perfect the lists and update them, as needed.
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All of the lists are a matter of opinion, and this one is no different.
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The lists can be collaborative and public so anyone can add items to the list.
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But the lists came back under Gates' successors and have been issued every year since.
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Only about three dozen have been taken off the lists because their numbers have recovered.
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Even when consumers do locate the lists, they might be stymied by seemingly incomprehensible abbreviations.
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"The lists complement each other, as their databases are different," he told Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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CNN has obtained three of the lists that Higgins says the group collated and discussed.
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We said to the agencies that we want the lists to look like the country.
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Austin consistently ranks high on the lists of cities with the worst traffic in America.
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The lists outline books that are most highly requested to be removed from school libraries.
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The name Huawei also appears in the lists' metadata – computer information about the documents' creation.
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The name Huawei also appears in the lists metadata computer information about the documents creation.
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The name Huawei also appears in the lists' metadata — computer information about the documents' creation.
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Decades later, S. still remembered the lists of numbers perfectly whenever Dr. Luria retested him.
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The person also confirmed that the lists are updated every day at 11:30 a.m.
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States rarely test the lists for accuracy and often rely on consumers to report problems.
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Depending on how strictly the lists are drawn, the new rules could do serious damage.
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Students: Read the lists, then tell us: — What are your favorite artistic things from 2017?
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These laws are continually changing, and you should not rely solely on the lists herein.
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Now Gallo Negro is consistently on the lists of must-visit restaurants in San Juan.
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The sources did not disclose which banks were written to nor the names on the lists.
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Uncertainty made foreigners cautious about dealing with anyone in Russia, not just those on the lists.
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The "lists" was a terrible design for an app that had prided itself on flawless design.
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This is what people talk about, the lists, quizzes … Lists, quizzes, all that kind of stuff.
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Near final results gave it 140 seats via the lists and 203 from the constituency system.
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Simply click to add to the lists, then you can drag and drop to prioritize tasks.
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And the lists keep getting longer — 235,211 people are added to the kidney list each month.
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The lists still show Facebook, YouTube, Google, and other entertainment apps dominating the top free charts.
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That near-disaster led to wide changes in the system and an expansion of the lists.
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The lists below represent the best companies for women, as rated by their employees on Comparably.
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The lists don't say what the priests did or where or when, and they're probably incomplete.
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Leo said McGahn carefully scrutinized the lists of nominees and was not simply a rubber stamp.
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The lists, which are still published each year, have become a staple of corporate branding campaigns.
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Wells said he believes the lists will have value for investigators into possible crimes against humanity.
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And even a negative Times review of a book does not exclude it from the lists.
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To journalists, that's unsatisfactory, given the now deadly violence being levelled at those on the lists.
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Meanwhile, Washington, D.C. and Mississippi top the lists of the least affordable jurisdictions for child care.
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The lists can be key for young job seekers trying to think strategically about their careers.
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In the end, Knopf declined to enter the lists, but other publishers were not so punctilious.
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The state does not check the lists until consumers report inaccuracies, one doctor at a time.
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Here's our guide to Google's Year In Search wellness trends that made the lists in 21.
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Robocalls have long topped the lists of consumer complaints at the FCC and Federal Trade Commission.
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Still, many state databases keep names on the lists even after people are cleared of allegations.
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This year, cars such as the Jaguar I-PACE and the Lamborghini Urus made the lists.
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The lists are also important to celebrities who are vying for lucrative beauty, fashion, and accessories campaigns.
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The lists are both intimate and cold, like a scientist's field notes on an aging, captive animal.
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Will, for example, any score without an accredited witness or reliable recording be removed from the lists?
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The lists for boys and girls haven't changed much, with only a few shifts up and down.
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Unlike the majority of Amazon's product recommendations, the lists are created by human stylists rather than algorithms.
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Many of his opponents' backers found out on Saturday that they had been excluded from the lists.
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He tops the lists for number of aces, aces per match and percentage of service games won.
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Jonathan Anderson, the Y.B.D. (young British designer) who is also creative director of Loewe, dominated the lists.
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But according to human rights lawyers, the lists are haphazardly compiled, unverified and inaccessible to the public.
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First on one of the lists was Girish Karnad, who is perhaps the greatest living Kannada playwright.
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The lists appear in company emails and other documents, a paper trail that emerged in later litigation.
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The lists and memos of targeted officials have been compiled since 2018, according to the news outlet.
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The group declined to make the lists public, but several states were willing to describe their submissions.
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"The lists I compiled were a little subjective, to be sure," Ms. Crowther wrote about her methodology.
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You won't find it on the lists compiled by even the most down-to-earth food writers.
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You won't find it on the lists compiled by even the most down-to-earth food writers.
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The name of Mr. Walesa, who was Poland's president at the time, was on one of the lists.
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Under the Italicum, as under the Porcellum, one of the lists will be guaranteed the right to govern.
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The lists of storm names are rotated out every year, with one being repeated on the seventh year.
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And we all know this, but we put the lists out there like we don't know these things.
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A recent shift from household to individual registration has seen up to 1m voters drop off the lists.
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"The lists of militants who will go on the buses toward Idlib are being gathered," the commander said.
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Few of the lists detail exactly when the abuse claims were made, or what was done about them.
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Large companies like Amazon and Google top the lists of employers that young professionals want to work for.
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Philadelphia made the lists of the 25 cities list with the most ozone and year-round PM pollution.
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In some circumstances, the lists are simply Word documents, sent by email from one voting precinct to another.
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Then it used the results of that to pick up tunes and lookalike tunes to create the lists.
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Because the lists are so illegible and seemingly chaotic, people lovingly refer to them as my ransom notes.
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He controlled the lists of those to be executed, including one list with the names of 17 children.
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Is there anything you would add to the lists in the article, or would you add another category?
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The lists of medications on the computer screen were also surprisingly hard to read, which slowed everything down.
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However, the lists they compile can quickly become outdated because there are so many new purveyors of misinformation.
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The lists were compiled with the help of two conservative groups, the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation.
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The lists consist of the stocks hedge fund and mutual fund managers are overweight versus the market indexes.
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A year later, the lists (which can stretch to more than 100 items) are just exhaustive news recaps.
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You can also theme the lists with a basic color picker, and a selection of rather boring banner images.
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For non-gardeners, the lists of plant names can get a little tedious (though they're easy enough to skim).
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But advocates criticize the lists for casting too wide a net and say they're a form of racial profiling.
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In several cases, he points out, the government has removed people from the lists once a lawsuit is filed.
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The lists are made up of the things you definitely do and do not want in a significant other.
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No more than 60 percent of the candidates on any of the lists can be of the same sex.
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MuteTab for ChromeSelect Options to see the lists that are set up and add or remove sites as required.
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Drug manufacturers give these discounts to ensure favorable placement on the lists of drugs insurers cover, thus boosting profits.
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Wolfson also said there will likely be "overlap" between the lists of candidates linked to Pelosi and the DCCC.
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To see the lists of cities doing vigils in support of Charlottesville is very overwhelming in a beautiful way.
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Based on the lists available on the PHWA's website, only 25 of the organization's roughly 294 members are women.
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Journalists soon began to note the curious absence of some conspicuously wealthy people from the lists of top taxpayers.
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The lists of wines and spirits emphasize Greek selections: 9 Jones Street (West Fourth Street), 212-989-6500, voularestaurant.com.
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Inside the List By this point in August, the lists have become sludgy and static, with very little turnover.
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In total, the lists include 163 unique women's names, with women casting about 208 of the 0003,695 documented votes.
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So after it ran into political flak for its workforce reductions, IBM decided to stop giving out the lists.
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A few other things of note from the lists include: You can check out the full lists at Variety.
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But a better interface for accessing lists is something those who use the Lists feature have wanted for some time.
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Among the lists, messages, and one-off ideas for your novel, you might find some Notes that are genuinely moving.
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The Lists can then be decorated with gradient backgrounds and assigned an emoji that appears next to the list title.
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You can check out the lists from 2013 and 2014 if you don't hate humanity and the internet enough already.
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The lists of Sandra Blands, Christian Taylors, Samuel Duboses, Aaron Campbells, Quintonio Legriers, and Bettie Joneses is numbing, sickening, terrifying.
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The aim was to achieve sectarian balance – and voters were encouraged to elect one of the lists in its entirety.
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Some seek to be removed from the lists, fearing the exposure, and argue that their net worths are far lower.
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You can see the lists on your watch, where you can mark items as read and add items by voice.
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The lists are also believed to include inactive numbers and temporary ones bought by visiting foreigners, The Star newspaper reported.
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About 2.3 percent of registered voters in the county — or 118,522 voters — were missing from the lists for Tuesday's primaries.
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The lists of essential businesses are mostly the same: Health care services, grocery stores and gas stations make the cut.
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Somewhat symbolically, he removed the lists of every team's 20173-man roster from the walls of his office in Houston.
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"It's a co-mingling of both of the lists, so it's not all minority," Pollard Alliance chairman John Wooten said.
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Hundreds of academics, some of the most prominent and well known in the country, found their names on the lists.
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The lists have been released as part of Spotify's 2019 Wrapped, which highlights top performers of the year and decade.
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The lists released by Newark and Metuchen also noted the allegations against Mr. McCarrick, who had once led both dioceses.
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Earlier this year, the European Commission put forward a controversial proposal to consolidate the lists due to inconsistencies among them.
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My mother is big on lists, so there's a lot of lists, but none of the lists say, 'Preserve my legacy.
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But when you compare the lists of permissions the backdoored malware version doesn't look so very different from the real deal.
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But the lists are intended to be public, so probably not the best choice — unless, of course, you're going rogue. Why?
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Our production company is in the independent space, the lists that we put together are always diverse, from gender to color.
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Google "best food cities in the U.S.," and Chicago will be on all the lists, claiming its seat at the table.
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The lists included a total of 274 links to websites, with more than half of those linking to Tor hidden services.
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In the case of Louisiana, the lists are on sale for $0.1 cents per name, with a maximum expense of $5,000.
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Mr Rubio ticks many boxes on the lists that conservative donors, Republican strategists and pundits draw up when looking for winners.
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The lists are also believed to include inactive numbers and temporary ones bought by visiting foreigners, local daily The Star reported.
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The lists of the best iOS games and the ones making the most money from IAPs are pretty much mutually exclusive.
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The people who live there love it openly and loudly, and it regularly appears on the lists of best American cities.
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Everyone's favorite Canadian rapper Drake found another spot at the top of the lists, with iTunes' best selling record, More Life.
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In the early weeks of the Duterte administration, few foresaw that the watch lists would mirror the lists of those killed.
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But few of the lists provide details about the allegations themselves, including when they occurred or how many victims were affected.
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On a platform built for people to obsess over things, the lists are a key to what people obsessed over most.
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They would presumably hit clothing, shoes and other goods that the administration has worked to leave off the lists until now.
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The lists have names such as "We will get you all"; some have featured the targets' phone numbers and home addresses.
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The lists are updated every morning to reflect the last 24 hours, which means "Tiger King" really surged over the weekend.
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The lists have been generated over the past three years, but some are being dusted off in the post-impeachment purge.
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Thanks to Cassini, then, the far worlds of Saturn have leapt to the top of the lists of alien-life hunters.
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Natural wines will populate the lists of several restaurants coming this fall, and they're the specialties at four new wine bars.
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We also tried to limit the lists, where possible to companies founded in the past three years, although there were occasional exceptions.
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The U.S. Election, terrorism, Brexit and the passing of world-renowned musicians, Prince and David Bowie, all ranked highly on the lists.
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Users can share the lists of accounts they block so that others can subscribe and block those accounts from their own profiles.
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The lists do not detail when accusations were made, where the abuse occurred or what was done after an accusation was made.
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Two sailors aboard the sub brought the lists to a superior officer months after integration of female members began in February 2018.
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In some places, including California, Ohio, Texas and Washington, the lists may run much longer because of state laws that require it.
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Collins said only 2,700 people the lists are US citizens, meaning relatively few Americans will see their ability to buy guns affected.
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Students, read the lists and listen to the critics' playlists, then tell us: — What is your favorite song and album from 2018?
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This is how it calculates the daily top 10 lists and the lists are updated each morning to reflect the previous day.
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The number of categories and rankings make the lists more useful to our readers, and also make competition between authors more fair.
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All nominated more than 30, and Mr. Maul culled the lists with an eye toward keeping the church calendar as complete possible.
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For Ms. Yee, appearing on the lists says as much about the state of acting as it does about her own work.
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The administration missed both by several weeks, claiming necessary work was underway at the State and Treasury Departments to complete the lists.
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Today, the World Meteorological Organization is responsible for the lists of names used for hurricanes around the globe in the five oceans.
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People are contributing to the lists during a wave of unionization in digital media, an industry of high valuations and young workers.
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In its statement, Snap said that it believed the lists, which were compiled by the dioceses at their own discretion, were incomplete.
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Right, so let's talk about the CEO's salary, which is always a hot topic among journalists, they love putting the lists up.
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As Dorsey explained, "some items stay on the lists for days/weeks/months, some I want to make sure I do every day."
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Names and addresses are either redacted or not used throughout the lists -- with redactions made because of ongoing investigations, the Justice Department said.
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Some writers have been fighting for decades to get inclusive stories in front of a broad audience, on the lists of major publishers.
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Most importantly, take stock and head to your local library or bookstore, 'cause we think the map and the lists will inspire you.
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In Durham County, officials were ordered to abandon electronic poll books — the lists used to check voter registrations — because of unspecified technical issues.
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Law enforcement agencies maintain databases of individuals suspected of having gang affiliations, but the lists have come under fire from civil rights groups.
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"Due diligence in regard to the credibility of the lists is continuously reviewed on an ongoing basis," LBMA chief executive Ruth Crowell said.
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The lists were compiled based on search terms that Google said "had a high spike in traffic in 2017 as compared to 2016."
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The lists were expanded and put on the internet, while the number of registrable offenses grew and restrictions on sex offenders' lives multiplied.
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But the names have yet to be cross-checked against the lists of people evacuated from the devastated islands or staying in shelters.
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"In villages where we've documented military attacks in detail, the lists we've seen line up with witness testimonies and other information," he said.
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Still, if releasing the lists was meant to defuse the anger of the church's critics, there is little evidence it has done that.
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Critics have raised doubts over how complete the lists are, as the dioceses and orders were making the disclosures at their own discretion.
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He hit for average and power in the minors, yet never cracked the lists of top 100 prospects assembled by Baseball America, MLB.
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Since 1971, The Village Voice's annual Pazz & Jop music poll has gathered the lists of the country's music writers and ranked their entries.
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Some were weeping and wailing, while others were trying to look up names of loved ones on the lists that employees handed out.
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Makes sense, given that going to the library is free and virtually everything else on the lists costs (sometimes a lot of) money.
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Both states topped the lists of the most affordable states for hiring a nanny and enrolling in daycare, respectively, according to a Care.
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Now I see a man checking the fence on which hang the lists that tell you at which table you need to vote.
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The exchange was initially to be an all-for-all exchange of prisoners, but negotiations unraveled once the lists of detainees were presented.
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In exchange for their support and influence, he would pledge to use the lists as a guide when naming future Supreme Court justices.
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If no fund-raising is involved, they must obtain fair market value if someone uses the lists to promote their private business interests.
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The lists focus primarily on the alleged abuse of minors, although some contain references to allegations of sexual harassment or abuse of adults.
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Conservative experts say the lists need to be more aggressively pruned of dead or departed voters to discourage fraud and weed out noncitizens.
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China's two biggest game developers - Tencent and domestic rival NetEase Inc - have so far not figured on any of the lists of approved titles.
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" Yet only a handful of the 35,000 people on the lists have been informed they were potential targets, a situation Renner called "completely absurd.
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One of the lists was compiled by an alleged far-right terror cell that was uncovered in the German military in April last year.
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However, Facebook stops short of scanning the lists for suspicious info, such as blocks of contact info that match hacked or purchased data sets.
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Pruitt and states like West Virgina and Arkansas have argued in court that the lists would cause everything from massive layoffs to rolling blackouts.
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"The lists published by the government do not identify the polling stations precisely as we asked them to do," mission chief Cecile Kyenge said.
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The ACLU of Massachusetts went through the lists Tuesday night and found that 20133,587 cases (almost all of them) had been recommended for dismissal.
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The ACLU of Massachusetts went through the lists Tuesday night and found that 21,587 cases (almost all of them) had been recommended for dismissal.
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Tops on the lists of strategies: raising deductibles or switching carriers, which usually means smaller networks and reduced benefits like out-of-network coverage.
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Tropical storms that develop in other places are called "typhoons" or "tropical cyclones" — and the WMO also maintains the lists of names for those.
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Most of the big names are still on the lists, but these lists aren't ranked so it's harder to tell exactly where they fall.
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We know that often the best months for us journalists to get albums for the lists we're supposed to make is February until October.
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The panel said that lists of suspected criminals were kept by village officials, and that many of the people on the lists were killed.
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At 10:20, they checked to make sure they had all of their shipments for each customer, working through the lists together in Spanish.
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Critics say parliamentarians will not risk defying their leader over policy making for fear of being cut from the lists in the next ballot.
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Sedans took 265 of the 2000 spots on the lists, which measured how satisfied owners were with their vehicles on a 218-point scale.
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Toyota had five vehicles on the lists, more than any other automaker, and two more than Kia and General Motors, which tied for second.
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The lists of accused priests were published by the Jesuit order one after the other in recent weeks, creating rosters of several hundred names.
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Sometimes a new one enters the lists, such as eBay; but then some older ones may lose their currency (is Alice Faye still remembered?).
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Streaming search engine Reelgood keeps track of the lists and provides Business Insider with a rundown of the week's most popular movies on Netflix.
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Sexton was particularly taken with some of the lists' less glamorous creatures, such as the Northern Idaho ground squirrel and the California tiger salamander.
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Other mind-altering recreational drugs, like psilocybin (the ingredient in magic mushrooms) and MDMA, or ecstasy, also landed on the lists of banned substances.
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What the change means is that Facebook is keeping the lists, just not the ability see posts from only the people in those lists.
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Under the new system, ministers cannot be lawmakers, meaning names on the lists will only enter a cabinet if they resign their parliamentary posts.
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To see what the Mac considers "clutter," click the Review Files button and go through the lists of files deemed large, old or unnecessary.
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Forget all the hype and excitement and armchair GMing that we'll get over the few days between the lists being released and the actual draft.
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Here are the lists of goods subject to tariffs, along with additional products that may yet get hit if the trade war continues to widen.
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When names on the lists were not obviously male or female, USA TODAY used other resources, including online biographies and news reports, to determine gender.
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The voter rolls change from month to month because people switch parties, move to new states and are scrubbed from the lists when they die.
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Because "anyone" can contribute, the lists section is cluttered with random suggestions, often without titles that make any sense to anyone but the original creator.
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Here's how: Go to one of the lists of people aggregator sites, like the one provided by IntelTechniques, and go through the opt-out steps.
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The lists are also designed with the idea that friends could copy each other's lists to share their own opinions about the subject at hand.
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That way, you could use the lists for selective sharing and to browse their feeds, without having to do the work of list-building yourself.
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The lists are broken down into Top Trending and Top Music, and were compiled based on views, likes, comments, shares, and more, according to YouTube.
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But Barry Sherman was a visible target, consistently atop the lists of the richest people in Canada, with a reported net worth of $3 billion.
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Wrong. Oftentimes, the lists can get well into the thousands, with beauty fanatics pining for the same exact thing you desperately need atop your vanity.
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Here's a little secret: The lists of the most important languages for developers rarely change all that much — and JavaScript is usually near the top.
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They are trained to reference the lists immediately for the particular problem, as their memory and judgment are not necessarily reliable in a tense situation.
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"How are the lists being prepared?" asked Senator Leila de Lima, a former justice secretary and former chairwoman of the Philippine Commission on Human Rights.
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There was a "report a couple years ago that said there were people on the lists who didn't belong there," Mr. Ryan said on Tuesday.
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The disclosures have also put a spotlight on the clergy members from the lists who are still alive, including some who continued working with children.
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The threshold for being included on the lists was being the subject of abuse claims that were deemed credible after an investigation by the church.
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These solidified preferences are reflected in Dixler Canavan's playlist, which Bailhache confirms is "so accurate" to the lists of songs that selectors come up with.
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All candidates have used the lists — and other costly methods, like buying Facebook ads — to raise the money needed to meet the old donor requirements.
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It remained unclear how many of the people on the lists would be called as witnesses at trial or would simply be named in testimony.
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The lists are compiled by local officials using information supplied by the police and by informers, and include people who have surrendered to the authorities.
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Many on the lists are past or current users of shabu, the local name for the methamphetamine at the heart of Mr. Duterte's antidrug campaign.
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The lists used for generating these five pinned timelines still follow the regular rules of Twitter lists — you can either make them private or public.
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But "Becoming" doesn't seem to have caught on in Peru, where it doesn't make the lists — like one from bookstore Planeta de Libros — at all.
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You can make all the lists you want, but the snow will be the one who decides whether or not you get any of it done.
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The two names topped the lists issued by the Social Security Administration of the most popular names given to U.S.-born girls and boys in 2016.
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HDR-enabled Netflix won't work on every HDR-enabled phone, although most newer models are covered: You can check out the lists for Android and iOS.
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One trade official described the lists of retaliatory tariffs as "loading a gun", making it plain to U.S. exporters that pain might be on the way.
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The company said it'll start releasing the lists each week on Twitter starting next Wednesday, and that some users will see the list on Netflix directly.
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Then there are the lists — grocery lists, hardware store lists, pro-con lists made in the heat of some moment that seemed important at the time.
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The lists appear to be getting longer as the show goes on — this time around, Ryan Hillegas, one of the main suspects, is on the list.
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Because the government is given full discretion to label people as terrorists, without any transparency or due process, the lists can easily result in discriminatory profiling.
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Many students (and their families) use the rankings to decide where to go to school, though the lists have long been criticized by higher education experts.
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While the lists are unanimous in crowning Bill Gates the richest man in the world, their valuations for him range from $75 billion to $85 billion.
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The lists — slated to come out in December — highlight advocates at law and lobby firms, trade associations, grassroots advocacy groups, and in-house lobbyists at corporations.
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The company will "examine the questions raised by certain media outlets about the lists of stakeholders that included publicly available information," it said in a statement.
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But with no central reporting system, it is hard to judge how comprehensive the lists may be, and some former and current church members remain distrustful.
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Meanwhile, the lists of users who have looked at each of your Story cards mean that you now have data — rudimentary and inconclusive, but still, data!
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We could simply give you the lists here, but then you would just go on Twitter and disagree with us without ever listening to our arguments.
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The lists of compliments you're hearing have been written at the behest of a mediator to smooth the way for a more civilized division of assets.
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A single database that would have contained every name nationwide never came to fruition more than a decade ago because of concerns the lists were flawed.
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There used to be long waiting lists for compounds housing well-off expatriates; the lists have shrunk or disappeared, and more villas in the compounds are vacant.
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As much as they're excited about hearing their names called in the lists of nominees, both men say they are looking forward to their performance the most.
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Supporters say handing over the lists of police officers and deputies would put them in danger from what they describe as a growing contempt toward law enforcement.
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Belize and Samoa were also removed from the lists, for risks stemming from human trafficking and not taking back nationals ordered removed from the United States, respectively.
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But scrolling through the lists of Starbucks on Yelp is not the easiest or fastest way to find a good place to crank out some work product.
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This week, the government of Bangladesh postponed plans to begin repatriating Rohingya refugees back to Myanmar, saying it needed more time to verify the lists of returnees.
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All of this is publicly-available information, but complied in this way, makes it easier for people to find, threaten, and harm the people on the lists.
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Since anyone could get overwhelmed with all of this news, we've searched through the lists of the fallen to see which canceled shows you might actually miss.
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Here are the top performers each category: And while many of the popular names in Netflix did rank highly on the lists, there was one clear winner.
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The lists — slated to come out in the fall — highlight advocates at law and lobby firms, trade associations, grassroots advocacy groups, and in-house lobbyists at corporations.
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At least 298 clergy members across the state have faced "credible abuse" allegations going back to the 1940s, the lists compiled by the 15 Texas dioceses show.
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It uses a new viewership metric to calculate the lists, which counts a view if an account watches at least two minutes of a movie or series.
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It uses a new viewership metric to calculate the lists, which counts a view if an account watches at least two minutes of a movie or series.
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So, when the lists came out for the picks from team captains LeBron James and Steph Curry, everyone naturally tried to figure out who was picked when.
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The job of contextualizing this work and expanding upon the lists of artists in the catalogue is now in the hands of upcoming art historians and curators.
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Axios, which first reported on the lists, detailed on Sunday a memo that was reviewed by the President regarding the actions of former US Attorney Jesse Liu.
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The lists — slated to come out in the fall — highlight advocates at law and lobby firms, trade associations, grassroots advocacy groups, and in-house lobbyists at corporations.
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Mexico could limit its sharing of information, like the lists of passengers aboard international flights, and loosen visa rules for citizens of nations suspected of harboring terrorists.
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Violence was spreading, but Xu found ways to justify the lists in the newspaper of men and women executed in the Campaign to Suppress Counter-Revolutionary Activities.
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The lists are full of hot-for-a-minute trends — but also stacked with some of the oldie-but-goodies that we hear about year after year.
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MS: So what you're talking about is this window we've got, a timeframe from the time that the lists actually start coming out of the products right?
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The lists showed the group's efforts to buy items like a GoPro camera, memory cards, GPS units, digital video recorders and extra propeller blades, the assessment said.
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At least 693 clergy members across the state have faced "credible abuse" allegations going back to the 1940s, according to the lists compiled by the 15 Texas dioceses.
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The EU's move to coordinate and harmonize the lists follows the Panama Papers leaks in April, which revealed details of corporate and individual tax evasion involving tax havens.
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On the website, you access your "To Do" via the left-hand navigation, while on the app it's via the "Lists" icon at the bottom of the screen.
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The 15,000 people on the lists are tracked closely and can be detained at any time, forced to give blood and DNA samples and to submit to interrogation.
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Thus, for example, Mr Cruz's, impressive effort to insert his supporters onto the lists of delegates that each state will send to the Republican National Convention in July.
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Interior Minster Thomas de Maiziere said on Tuesday he was not surprised by the latest media report and that the lists of names would be looked at individually.
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It's a gesture of seeming transparency, but the lists are actuarially spare: name of priest, dates of parish assignments, year of accusation, year of alleged incident, action taken.
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Whether you're looking to hire someone, find other artists like yourself, or simply want to discover some good art, the lists might be a good place to start.
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The Minnesota wide receiver, quickly moving up the lists of the greatest undrafted players in N.F.L. history, recorded more than 100 receiving yards in a seventh consecutive game.
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Here, the New York Times best-seller lists staff answers frequently asked questions about how the lists are put together, and how they're scrutinized for accuracy and impartiality.
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We do not reveal those sources, in order to circumvent potential pressure on the booksellers and to prevent people from trying to game their way onto the lists.
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Strategic bulk or other purchases made by an author or an entity working on behalf of an author with the intention of skewing the lists happen with frequency.
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We also are working to ensure that formularies, the lists of prescription medicines covered by insurers, are the right ones for patients, not just the most profitable ones.
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The lists provided a rough cast of characters for the trial and also included several of Mr. Weinstein's business partners and employees, among them his brother, Robert Weinstein.
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I sat there wishing I could get wine delivered from Fung Tu or Mission Chinese Food, where the lists are deeper and more adroitly chosen for Chinese cooking.
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The lists of vehicle identification numbers, which he wrote in the tweets, refer to specific cars that received batteries containing damaged cells that never should have been installed.
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Where are the lists of things to do and the ability to do them that every school needs to have in order to provide safety for our kids.
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I started college at the best public institution in the state of Illinois — a D1, Big 10, predominantly white school frequently found amongst the lists of top party schools.
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How else could he explain the lists containing thousands of names of people who would be fired or imprisoned, including schoolteachers, education and finance ministry officials, and university deans?
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Knezovic argued the initiative was in line with the constitution, and that many members of minority groups voted for general lists instead of the lists of their own groups.
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The only time the lists are changed is when a storm is so costly or deadly that the WMO finds it would be inappropriate to use the name again.
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" One of Martin's most popular works is his oversight of the "Penny Lane" / "Strawberry Fields Forever" single and the album that often tops the lists of greatest ever: "Sgt.
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Leaders for women's rights filled the lists, including Loujain al-Hathloul, named by Time for challenging male domination in Saudi Arabia, particularly its driving ban for women, now lifted.
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They are among the best-performing in almost all surveys: whether regarding innovation, creativity, social welfare or education, you name it, they are at the top of the lists.
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Experts say that wait times for these organs can last years and that a months-long closure could be especially pressing for patients near the top of the lists.
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Curry remains the college's career scoring leader with 2,635 points in only three seasons, and he also tops the lists for 113-point field goals and free throws made.
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The big change I saw was around '98-'99 when the lists started to form of the few actors on the list and those were given to the director.
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State crime scene investigator Brittany Burke testified that the lists included other African Methodist Episcopal churches, a predominantly black Baptist church and a black Roman Catholic church in Charleston.
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The lists, published on each diocese's website, include the names of the clergy members, details about when and where they were ordained and which parishes they were assigned to.
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Per the press release, Netflix will update the lists every day, and their position on any given page will depend on how relevant the titles are to each user.
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In fact, on a recent episode of The Tim Ferriss Show, the chief brand officer said she'd tell her younger self to ditch the lists and trust her gut.
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They encourage GoFundMe to partner with organizations like the American Cancer Society to create the lists, in addition to the FDA, which frequently sends warning letters to problematic clinics.
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What we're left with is a book whose central joy is intrinsically tied to the medium: It's all about the lists of nouns with very little else behind them.
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The lists shrank dramatically in the following weeks as people informed authorities they were safe, with the final death tolls for the hurricanes standing at 52 and 60, respectively.
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The 13 requests Mueller's team made to foreign governments for assistance in its investigation are not included in the lists, because they were not processed through the US federal courts.
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The lists provide a rare public glimpse of a common practice: Strike the black potential jurors because of race and later assert a plausible, race-neutral reason for the strikes.
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Political parties can object to these lists, but there is no legal basis to appeal to the lists after they are finalised, according to the Union of Turkish Bar Association.
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We saw in a few of the countries where the translation didn't work, the lists were one, like exactly one, which obviously would make the feature fairly hard to use.
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"Our officials are compiling the lists of the refugees who are willing to move there," he said, adding that as many as 7,000 refugees had by Saturday agreed to shift.
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After his campaign is over, the companies that served it will likely retain access to the lists of donors they have compiled, which they may then rent to other campaigns.
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In addition, the bill would give the federal authorities the flexibility to allow a gun purchase by someone on one of the lists if needed to safeguard a continuing investigation.
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The lists are shareable within the Google Maps app, and you can follow lists you're interested in — to make sure you're always apprised of the best local pizza places, say.
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Although there were only around eight thousand ISIS fighters living in Mosul, and far fewer in the surrounding villages, the lists of wanted people grew to some hundred thousand names.
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But Ginsburg, for all that she had done to advance women's rights during the nineteen-seventies, was apparently not on the lists sent to the White House by women's groups.
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There wasn't much agreement when it came to the best city in Florida, but the state was the most frequently occurring, with various cities appearing 16 times across the lists.
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A total of some 550 entries will disappear from the lists of the EU, the United States and the United Nations, which are also lifting their restrictions, the person added.
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The women consulted the lists of potential wines laid out in front of them, all of which were divided by country or region, as well as by subregion or style.
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The lists should be maintained by local news organizations as well as courts and regulators, the report said, with an aim of exposing deadbeats and pressuring them to pay up.
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The scripts for Wilson's "Just say No to Arms Control" (1987) and "Nancy Regen Beats Cancer" (1985), along with the lists of props used, document her performances of these speeches.
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"The theory is that whoever are your biggest stalkers on Instagram are at the top," Ms. Fisher said, referring to the lists of users who have looked at your Story.
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Arguments about the lists being an invasion of privacy would be hard to win, lawyers said, unless there was some prior agreement to keep names secret, such as a settlement.
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If you want to add a custom ringtone, tap on the + icon in the upper-right corner of the screen and select an option from any of the lists available.
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Commercials from Jeep, Google, Hyundai and Doritos were the ones that popped up the most — but the lists did not agree on which of the four deserved the top spot.
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As a result, the lists give increased visibility to books that might not typically appear on other best-seller lists, like The New York Times's or The Wall Street Journal's.
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The campaign culled through countless numbers of profiles comparing users' friends lists with lists of registered voters, using the lists generated to identify likely supporters or voters sympathetic to Obama.
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Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, who has aggressively prosecuted voter fraud cases, amplified the release of the lists with a vow to investigate all 98,000 people named on them.
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County officials had only just begun -- if they started at all -- combing through the lists of voters they received from the state before the effort was halted by a federal judge.
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The retirement and disability benefits agency, which released its latest findings on Friday, compiles the lists of most popular baby names every year, in part to draw Americans to its website.
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The only time the lists are changed is when a storm is so costly or deadly that the World Meteorological Organization finds it would be inappropriate to use the name again.
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But in Indiana, that process was handled almost exclusively at the county level, leaving the task, in some cases, to county offices without the funding or resources to manage the lists.
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The lists included rankings of the 85033 women on the sub's 173-person crew by attractiveness and sexual acts the compilers wanted to perform on them, according to the news outlet.
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Republican leaders, however, had expressed deep misgivings about the bill because they said it would deny due process to individuals who might have ended up on the lists without just cause.
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The lists have been published, and overwhelmingly Congress worked its will and continued to reestablish the Constitutional premise as a coequal branch of government that cannot be ignored this election cycle.
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After the war most of the lists disappeared, but my church in Maspeth, Queens, kept its honor roll hanging in the lobby until the 1990s, the first time I saw it.
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According to the lists exchanged by both sides in January, there are 347 Pakistani prisoners in Indian jails, 249 of whom are what the spokesman described as civilians and 98 fishermen.
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Though the same kinds of facts were entered on New York's medical school referral lists, the lists are not public, and Ms. Bradshaw could not check them for her estranged father.
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Jennifer gathers Black Friday ads from retailers, checks the lists the family has compiled, and packs a change of clothes and a pair of sneakers for the shopping trip after dinner.
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The lists reflect the hundreds of people who have been barred, often for sexual misconduct, from the federations running these sports as well as others overseeing the development of Olympic athletes.
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Parties in Germany's 16 states put together lists of candidates; the results from the second votes determine which candidates make it off the lists to the remaining 299 seats in parliament.
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The lists include — although are not limited to — scented candles, celebrity chefs, Halloween, mindfulness, hedge funds, monogrammed shirts, cuff links, most young royals, colored bath towels, swans and saying bye-bye.
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The lists are another way for Netflix to tout its original content, which is essential as more companies release their own streaming platforms and remove some of their programming from Netflix.
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It was unclear from the Axios report how many firings in the administration could be linked to the lists compiled by conservative activists, as Sullivan at least remains in his post.
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After a long season in which virtually every move (and non-move) made by a team was immediately justified with "but the expansion draft," of course fans needed to see the lists.
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I would compulsively make lists of things I thought I had done wrong in my head, and the lists could have hundreds of things on them by the end of the day.
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Both companies blocked apps incorporating the malicious SDKs from using their login frameworks and encouraged their users to check the lists of apps with permission to access their Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Others that he likes and that appear on at least one of the lists of top-performing focus funds include Columbia Select Large-Cap Value, Axa Loomis Sayles Growth and Parnassus Endeavor.
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There are so many lists out there categorizing different types of malware — and people are both nasty and inventive, so the lists, no matter how many there are, will never be exhaustive.
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Senators had asked Whitley on Thursday to delay investigating people until the lists had been analyzed further by county officials to avoid drawing in people to an investigation unnecessarily, the Chronicle noted.
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The couples say they were presented with confusing lists of racial categories and forced to choose which best represented them — and that some of the lists contained outdated or offensive racial terms.
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In the lists of award winners published on the Chinese news portals Sina and Tencent and a report by Xinhua, the state news agency, there was no mention of the best film.
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"When I became a refugee I felt I had to do something," says Mohib Bullah, 43, who believes that the lists will be historical evidence of atrocities that could otherwise be forgotten.
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And while the lists are far from user-friendly, researchers and entrepreneurs can now create apps to make it easier for patients to match procedures to their codes and crunch the numbers.
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In January, the state's highest court ordered district attorneys to produce the lists of people they believe they could reprosecute, were a new trial permitted, and those whose cases they will dismiss.
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Some of the conservative activists who have been working on the effort to compose the lists include Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and Senate staffer Barbara Ledeen.
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Since the Pennsylvania grand jury report was made public, dioceses around the country have been releasing lists of names of accused priests, with groups for survivors countering that the lists are incomplete.
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It is possible that the lists will reveal how often Mueller approached technology and communications companies for access to information -- with the targets of many of the warrants not named in these lists.
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The lists are particularly jarring since Amazon has been moving into the health space with a joint healthcare venture with Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase and its purchase of online pharmacy PillPack.
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"Too many of the 'options' provided by anti-abortion groups simply don't provide the same kind of care -- the lists of 'alternatives' provided include things like dentist offices and nursing homes," Laguens said.
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Every year, future parents try hard to come up with unique and beautiful names for their spawn and every year many of these "individualistic" monikers top the lists of most popular baby names.
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The speed at which these individuals were rounded up has led many to believe the lists of targets were compiled earlier, and that the coup provided the perfect cover to go political opposition.
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The lists of names -- possibly incomplete, possibly containing children or adults who have already been located -- are being passed around online, in graphics and spreadsheets and hashtags, often accompanied by the phrase #FuerzaMexico.
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Though they are not included in the lists below, you can find them here: Happy summer, and let us know what topics you'd like us to take on in academic year 2016-17.
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"You can tell people when you're knocking on those doors that this election could come down to a few hundred votes," Hill tells the group as they ready the lists on their clipboards.
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Collins told reporters on Thursday that barring everyone on terrorism watch lists from weapons purchases carried with it the risk of affecting people who have been swept onto the lists without good cause.
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Google Maps launched its new feature for all iOS and Android devices Monday that allows users to create lists of places, share them with others, and follow the lists of friends and family.
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And they have become valuable currency in their own right, sometimes reaping millions of dollars in rental fees for the campaigns that built the lists and the list brokers who arrange the rentals.
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The Heritage Foundation, along with the Federalist Society, helped compile the lists of potential Supreme Court nominees from which President Trump chose his two appointees, Justices Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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Before the recent burst of state legislative activity, the industry, which has been reliably near the top of the lists for lobbying expenditures and campaign contributions, had always managed to block reform proposals.
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Cunningham was one of the leaders in the move toward abstraction that American dance underwent in the mid-twentieth century, and which signalled its rise to preëminence in the lists of Western art.
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The National Library of Israel has also stepped forward to help catalog and identify stolen books from Croatia and make the lists accessible to people who speak Hebrew, Ladino, Yiddish and other languages.
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This canvass is a public proceeding that is conducted by the same ordinary citizens who ran the election, drawn again from the lists of appointments or nominations provided by local political party officials.
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To use the lists option, you tap the "Save" button that appears on the detail page for the location in question, whether that's a business – like a restaurant, bar, or shop – or anything else.
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While Google's Android Excellence program is more extensive, the lists will only be updated quarterly, a move that might not serve users as much as it does developers (who can reap exposure for months).
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As for the lists of potential appointees -- each of those people has been vetted by the transition team, a process that has been overseen by William Hagerty (who also worked on Mitt Romney's transition).
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The lists don't include the letters Q, U, X, Y and Z. In rare instances where there are more than 21 tropical cyclones in one year, names are then given from the Greek alphabet.
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The girls were charged with obstructing the referendum process and destroying public property after tearing down the lists posted outside a school, said Damrong Phetpong, police commander in the northern province of Kamphaeng Phet.
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The strategy that has been winning the year so far is dictated by computers: systematic hedge funds that surf trends using financial models and algorithms have dominated the lists of the best-performing funds.
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The lawsuit alleges Motel 26, which has 26 corporate-owned and 15 franchise-owned motels in Washington, trained its employees to provide the lists to ICE agents and have the agents sign a form.
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One woman, Eileen Villega, said the name of a family friend who had been in the nightclub, Angel L. Candelario-Padro, 27, had not appeared on any of the lists of dead or injured.
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"Our people are uneducated and some people may be confused during the interviews and investigations," said Mohammed Rafee, a former administrator in the village of Kyauk Pan Du who has worked on the lists.
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The lists are divided into categories — such as fiction; nonfiction; advice, miscellaneous and how to; and children's — so our readers can see how a book is selling relative to other books in that category.
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In a letter obtained by The Hill, lawmakers asked DeVos and the acting assistant secretary for civil rights, Candice Jackson, for transparency by maintaining the practice of publishing the lists of schools under investigation.
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IBM spokesman Doug Shelton said at the time the company was acting out of concern for its workers who had complained the disclosures "infringed on employee privacy" — even though the lists contained no names.
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They put the break between one week and another in different spots (ending on Sunday versus Saturday, for example); they use different categories to sort the lists; they weigh digital and print titles differently.
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Hourly rate: up to $50.84 Like web designers, these software developers, who work on apps as well as systems software, regularly top the lists of hot jobs, thanks to the world's increasing digital-centric mentality.
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The team is responsible for programming Spotify's playlists – the lists on which a new track's inclusion could become a make or break point for an emerging artist, and are a key part of album promotion.
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In a Gallup poll from earlier this year that asked what voters think is the most important problem facing the country today, issues like immigration, health care, gun crime and the environment led the lists.
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"I knew, regardless of the confidence I had that there was no merit to the allegations, my name would likely soon appear on the lists of those suspected of despicable words and deeds," he wrote.
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And get this: I've been using this app for years and only discovered — like, last week — that when in "Your Library," you can swipe down (from the top) on the lists of albums, songs, etc.
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Breaking down the lists by these groupings could be a more effective way to get a sense of how well you might do in a given state and what kind of lifestyle you can expect.
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The various formal elements and inventions — the interaction between the writing and the photographs, the shift from lower case to uppercase, the lists of names and processes transform a scrapbook-like gathering into something fresh.
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NorCal wants to see the IRS "Be On the Lookout" lists of groups that were allegedly targeted; a federal district court ordered the IRS to produce the lists but it has refused to do so.
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Guest lists were often printed in advance of the agents' visits, and new employees at some of the locations were trained to prepare forms for the agents to sign once the lists were handed over.
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I've been able to follow along with other people's birding exploits, like when my Bird Twitter friends started sharing the lists of an Australian birder visiting the United States just to look at the gulls.
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Rather than plodding through every album and every song to find what I was looking for, rather than searching for each individual track, I copy and pasted the lists provided by friends into Google Sheets.
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Darnold was voted to the first team by a panel of 51 Top-25 voters, edging out the Heisman winner Lamar Jackson of Louisville, who is the second-team quarterback on the lists released Tuesday.
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The lists, created annually by a panel of nutrition experts and health specialists, also ranked the keto diet poorly for heart health and sustainability, and it was second to last overall out of 35 diets.
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Tech companies tend to dominate the lists of organizations that offer such flexibility, Cohen tells CNBC Make It. Finally, millennials care about being challenged, impacting society and making a difference in the world, says Cohen.
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Over the four years I've been writing these "best books of the year" lists as Vox's book critic, I've realized the lists aren't really about what the publishing landscape looks like in a given year.
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Still, advocates noted that the lists included few, if any, details about the nature of the alleged abuse or when it took place, and most of the dioceses did not include the priests' work histories.
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"Süskind's role was to let the children disappear from the lists," Bart Wallet, a historian at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, wrote in an email, referring to the administrative records he altered to help save the children.
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Piehota also addressed what he called "incorrect perceptions" about the U.S. watch lists, many that have been repeated by presidential candidates on the campaign trail claiming a majority of people on the lists are innocent Americans.
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The lists now include the Qatar-based International Union of Muslim Scholars (IUMS) which was formed in 2004 mostly by clerics belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood and is chaired by the influential Sheikh Youssef al-Qaradawi.
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Then the USPS management would disperse the lists, which were viewed lower down as "directives," to give the letter carriers time off, including telling local supervisors to do so over concerns it would affect postal operations.
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I bought slippers, bottled water, tea, dried noodles, granola bars, baby food (that was not on the lists; I just like it), chocolate, and what I thought was oatmeal but turned out, unfortunately, to be buckwheat.
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The lists are coming in the wake of an explosive grand jury report released in August by the Pennsylvania attorney general's office, detailing at grim length the abuse of over 1,000 people by hundreds of priests.
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The items on the lists are readily available from online outlets such as AliExpress and HobbyKing, and servos designed to deploy small ordnance such as the bombs shown in Islamic State propaganda videos are particularly clever.
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But as the trade conflict has dragged on and the United States and China have steadily expanded the lists of goods that are subject to tariffs, the costs of the trade war are becoming more evident.
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There have been election officials who have tried to investigate it and prosecute it, at most they have found a handful, like a dozen statewide, of non-citizens who were on the lists — let alone voting.
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Primarily, Project Guardian places increased reporting standards on federal law enforcement to regularly share with state law enforcement the lists of persons rejected from buying a firearm under the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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Nor does he make mention of a recent change Google quietly made to the lists of default search engine choices in its Chrome browser — which expanded the "choice" he claims the company offers by surfacing more rivals.
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The 315 who made the lists are being graded and observed by one of the regional advisers or by J. D. Collins, who presides over the evaluation process as the N.C.A.A.'s national coordinator of men's officiating.
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The lists for the highest honors in the movie industry were packed with people of color, including nominees from Mexico, Greece and Poland, as well as films featuring the stories of women and gay and black people.
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The Berlin-based VC has led a $1.1 million seed round in Greta, while Sophia Bendz, previously Global Director of Marketing at Spotify and now Executive in Residence at VC Atomico, also joins the lists of investors.
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While far from exhaustive, the lists below present some of the pitfalls, as well as possible remedies for AR. Think of these as a starting point, beginning with pitfalls: How can we address and resolve these challenges?
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We can only guess that this will end up among the lists of "ridiculous" restaurant lawsuits, of which there are so many that you can find them broken down by both all-time ridiculousness and by year.
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While SUVs and light trucks have come to dominate the American auto market, sedans took 18 of the 20 spots on the lists, which measured how satisfied owners were with their vehicles on a 100-point scale.
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Wrapped in newspaper pages and stored on a shelf in the backroom of a clinic, the lists that Reuters reviewed were labeled as beginning in October 2016, the date of a previous exodus of Rohingya from Rakhine.
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Even so, the lists stitch together into what has become one of the fullest pictures yet of the breadth of the problem and offer a snapshot of the depths of the anguish and anger it has caused.
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Her alphabetically titled mysteries about the private eye Kinsey Millhone spent something like 400 weeks on the lists over all, and 133 of those books (beginning with "L Is for Lawless," in 1995) entered at No. 1.
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And that is one reason, as Stefano Tonchi, the editor in chief of W magazine said, that Mr. Rousteing's name has topped the lists of designers said to be in the running to replace Mr. Simons at Dior.
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"Usually the excitement around a presidential campaign, the money and the resources of a presidential campaign, the lists and the data from a presidential campaign, are taking the lead," says Kelly LeRoux of the University of Illinois Chicago.
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The lists, obtained by CNN, ask for additional planes, ships, tanks and money for training and manpower that they could not include in their budget request but still would like Congress to fund if money wasn't an object.
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"The foreign ministry announces the beginning of diplomatic efforts through embassies for the inclusion of organized residual armed groups as terrorist organizations on the lists of the E.U., the U.S. and other countries," the ministry said on Twitter.
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The administration delivered a list of Russian "oligarchs" in January, though the document came under fire after Forbes went through the lists and confirmed that it was an exact replica of the Russians on its 2017 billionaires list.
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The lists have been a major part of a broader campaign by bishops to apologize for the church's failures as they seek to placate Catholics outraged by the scandal and brace for the findings of law enforcement investigations.
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The lists let me pick up where I left off on my smart TV, my Roku dongle, my laptop, my smartphone, or anywhere else I can install their apps, which increasingly feels like anything that plugs into a wall.
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But despite having been voted the best player in the college game and awarded a Heisman Trophy, Manziel is very likely to join the lists of all-time N.F.L. draft busts that flood the web this time of year.
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The police officers involved would also undergo a vetting process to weed out "rogue" officers, said Dela Rosa, adding that past abuses had involved the police seeking bribes to drop the names of people from the lists they compiled.
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Last year, German MP Martina Renner, a lawmaker for the left-wing Die Linke party, said it was "completely absurd" that only a small number of the thousands on the lists had been notified that they were potential targets.
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Because we receive data across the spectrum of booksellers on a national level, the lists tend to skew toward books from the large publishing houses, but small press and self-published books make appearances on our lists with regularity.
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The lists released in January were based on data from the Department of Public Safety, which is responsible for law enforcement, vehicle registration and the issuance of driver's licenses, akin to the Department of Motor Vehicles in other states.
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Each absurd claim has appeared as a "snippet" on a Google search result—you know, those boxes above the lists of links that try to answer your questions so that you don't have to actually click through to a website.
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"The parties to the conflict have exchanged lists of 16,000, they now have six weeks to make sure that the lists are accurate, that those people are detained," Fabrizio Carboni, ICRC regional director for the Middle East, told a briefing.
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I.), and John Garamendi (D-Calif.), sent a letter to the Pentagon demanding the information that Congress had ordered it to include, such as the lists, specific mitigation measures to alleviate climate risks at installations, and cost estimates for such efforts.
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Related: Helping kids 'sow' goals for the new year One item on the lists for all age groups is talking to a parent or trusted adult when the child feels scared, lonely or confused or has to make a difficult decision.
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Though the lists don't show how Netflix's original programs rank in comparison with, say, HBO's "Game of Thrones" or NBC's "Sunday Night Football," they do provide — for the first time — some insight into the popularity of its original shows and films.
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Still, many of the Steak Fry attendees said they are ready for the field to winnow -- and the CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll found evidence of who voters have already broadly dropped from the lists of candidates they are considering.
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A person with direct knowledge of the lists confirmed to Business Insider that Netflix is using its new viewership metric to calculate them, in that a "view" counts if an account watches at least two minutes of a movie or series.
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LinkedIn's top companies list was collected by looking at four core areas: LinkedIn noted that for the sake of fairness, it had removed itself and Microsoft — which bought the networking site for $26.2 billion in December 2016 — from the lists.
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This is classic Stephen Starr anti-snobbism, and it's a refreshing change from the lists of those sommeliers who spend months trying to get a single bottle from some vigneron who doesn't have a phone and rides a donkey to work.
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Netflix says that it determines what's on the lists by looking "at the most-watched individual season of a show, film or special (regardless of when it launched)," and defines "watched" as finishing at least 70 percent of an episode or film.
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Abbas represents about 6033 clients who were placed on a terror or no-fly government list, including in Virginia and Maryland, and argues that the lists can be not just punitive to innocent people, but useless in the government's fight against terrorism.
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" New York Times Book Review editor Pamela Paul defended the decision on Twitter last week: "The Times is not cutting back on coverage of these genres / formats, but rather expanding on coverage in ways that reach more readers than the lists did.
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"When we said we cannot provide the lists because people are not ready to return, they asked us to bring their WP cards," said Musa, a leader at the Gungdum camp, referring to relief cards provided by the UN's World Food Programme.
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Britain is already a member of the WTO, but operates through the EU. To become a fully independent member, Britain needs to have its own "schedules", WTO-speak for the lists of tariffs and quotas that it would apply to other countries' products.
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The meet finished with only two American men, Josh Prenot (200 breast) and Ryan Murphy (100 back), at the top of the world rankings, and just two women in Katie Ledecky (200, 400, 4003 free) and Lilly King (100 breast) atop the lists.
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An example of this type of game would be for partners to make lists of things they haven't tried but want to, see where their lists overlap, and cut the lists into pieces of paper that can be drawn from a hat.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The National Rifle Association said on Wednesday it stood by its position on terrorism watch lists and access to firearms, saying sales to potential buyers who are on the lists should be delayed while they are investigated by the FBI.
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"The President does take some heart in knowing that in all of the lists that have been seen and produced, there hasn't yet been one produced with the totality of names ... being considered," then-Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters in 2009.
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"This will be the next step in the discussion after the lists are exchanged to see how the different parties would be willing for us to deal with this, and how they would foresee the repatriation of nationals to third countries," he said.
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Tajer said FAA officials also disclosed reviews of two other emergency checklists -- for handling inaccuracies known as airspeed and angle of attack -- and that the reviews can help determine if the lists contain the details they need several generations of 737 later.
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What he advocated was a strategy: Every name on both lists, he had to repeat, because the lists included some unsavory characters, like the former intelligence minister Mohammad Reyshahri, popularly known as "the scary ayatollah" and associated with political executions in the 1980s.
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However, during September and October of 1944, when eighteen thousand Terezín prisoners were shipped to Auschwitz in a series of eleven transports (which left almost no men under the age of forty in the camp), the Jews lost all control over the lists.
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He said Mr. Yang and the other man named in the report did not appear to be on any of the lists of supposed drug suspects, many of them in positions of authority, that Mr. Duterte has made public in the past.
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While in the state of Bavaria, individuals were swiftly informed that they had appeared on the enemy lists, in other parts of the country, authorities have refused to confirm whether individuals appeared on the lists, citing that the matter was still under investigation.
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They say the former vice president didn't have the years to build the lists that Sanders and Warren did, a point that elides the success of Buttigieg or political newcomer Andrew Yang, who could outraise Biden next quarter if the current trends hold.
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In the weeks following FOSTA's passage, sites that for years have hosted "bad date lists" — running lists of sex workers' clients who have been violent, refused to pay, or otherwise engaged in hostile behavior — have also either shut down or taken down the lists.
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And for folk who rarely darken the door of any place of worship at other times, it can seem natural to gather at the church, whether inside or outside, and ponder the lists of locally familiar names, recalling young men who left and never returned.
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He was not included in the lists of top officials who the North Korean news media said attended the party meeting this month or a large gathering in Pyongyang, the capital, on Monday to celebrate the country's launching of a satellite a day earlier.
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The new capability has been highly requested by Amazon (and Ebay and any other platform with wish list-like functions) users for a long time, and it previously only allowed us to share our wish lists, simply meaning others could merely view the lists.
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In an update to the chromium engine, which underpins Google's popular Chrome browser, the search giant has quietly updated the lists of default search engines it offers per market — expanding the choice of search product users can pick from in markets around the world.
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The lists are add-ons to a Defense Department study from January — "Effects of a Changing Climate to the Department of Defense" — that found that of 85033 operationally critical military installations, 74 are threatened by the effects of climate change over the next 20 years.
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College Board licenses off lists of student names, ethnicities, parents' educational attainment, and PSAT and SAT Scores The lists College Board licenses, according to the Journal, includes descriptors like the student's name, ethnicity, PSAT and SAT scores, and the level of education their parents achieved.
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The lists are stacked with industry insiders and lobbyists, consultants, and people who sit on the boards of many of the same health insurance and pharmaceutical companies that the most progressive Democratic campaigns have promised to rein in or even to regulate out of existence.
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Looking over the lists critics have made of films and filmmakers that most impressed them during the past decade, I sorely miss the name of a 46-year-old director only hitting his stride at the time of his death in 2010, Satoshi Kon.
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Anticipating a presidential announcement is coming soon, two groups that launched in recent months attempting to draft O'Rourke into the presidential race and lay groundwork for his campaign in the early-voting states are preparing to activate the lists of supporters they've built, as well.
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Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests said in a statement that the lists do not include allegations that church officials have not deemed "credible": "We have seen previous cases where accusations have been deemed not credible only for those determinations to have been disastrously wrong."
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Mohib Bullah and some of his friends say they drew up the lists as evidence of crimes against humanity they hope will eventually be used by the International Criminal Court, but others simply hope that the endeavor will return them to the homes they lost in Myanmar.
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Blazer's girlfriend in the last years of his life, Mary Lynn Blanks, said in an interview that she was aware of the lists Blazer had made, and confirmed that as many as 100 names were on them, including several officials from the Americas who were eventually indicted.
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READ: How the far-right is weaponizing Nazi history in Germany Interior Minister Seehofer has yet to respond to the open letter, but the federal police say that simply being named on one of the lists does not mean officers will treat the matter as a threat.
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And once these centralized databases were in place, the vendors saw an opportunity for another revenue stream: They persuaded states to replace paper poll books — the lists poll workers use to verify that voters are registered — with electronic poll books that could sync with the statewide databases.
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And there is every reason to think that most of them would demur as well, and that the inevitable challenger will look more like the third party challengers of 2016 — an Evan McMullin or a Gary Johnson, or some foolhardy NeverTrump pundit drafted into the lists.
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The pair make the lists available online for publishers to download, though there's no suggestion general Internet users are encouraged to take a look at how their online activity is sliced and diced into ad categories in order that their attention can be sold off to the highest bidder.
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In Glassdoor's annual best place to work rankings, the German-based group has made an appearance in five of the lists published this week, including France and the U.K. Reviews on Glassdoor see employees praise the company for the company's work benefits and positive atmosphere shown across staff levels.
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An analysis of the functional MRI results, however, revealed that while the memory athletes were recalling the lists of words—exactly what they had trained themselves to do in the competition—their brains showed greater activity across 2,500 different neural connections, many of which were in relatively distant regions.
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The lists — one for men and one for women — were compiled using data from November 2015 to January 2016 and only sampled profiles within the U.S. Men are more likely to get more right swipes if they're a pilot, founder/entrepreneur, firefighter, doctor or a TV/radio personality.
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After convening with 22 students, many of whom were behind the lists of demands, administrators agreed to set up future sit-downs to discuss funding for student clubs committed to social endeavors, an enhanced space for African-American students and developing more student groups representing minorities, she said.
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And aside from whatever trends they may be uncovering, there is some repetition across the lists, too, which makes me wonder whether this might also be a vehicle to promote certain songs a little more, or if it's just a measure of their transcending popularity at the moment.
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The store's bestseller lists were full of fun music, but more often than not -- until computers came along -- it was obvious to all of the workers that the lists were manipulated by many of the record buyers at the store willing to take bribes from record label reps.
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Other streaming stars who appear on the lists — though they still don't make nearly as much as some broadcast and cable stars — include Jason Bateman and Laura Linney of the (recently renewed) Netflix drama Ozark, Elisabeth Moss of Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, and Billy Bob Thornton of Amazon's Goliath.
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The machine vision stuff really shines here: the Caavo literally runs a lightweight web browser that logs into all your services and checks what you've been watching to update the lists, and if you have a compatible DVR, it clicks through your recordings at night to build a database of shows.
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"A systematic choice was made in drafting the EU sanctions lists that no EU citizens would be included in the lists, even if they had been flagged by the U.S. presidential administration on their (...) list," Rotenberg wrote in the complaint, which was filed at Helsinki district court on Oct. 4.
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Pop stars are less inclined to invite Eddie Van Halen along to the studio to tear the track a new arsehole with his axe these days, like Michael Jackson did on "Beat It," but the lists of guest vocalists and guest rappers on modern number 1s read like ensemble casts.
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Alongside Justinas Grigas, Ashley Frempong, and Ayodele Arigbabu, Odubanjo developed a site that allows children to upload a list of the things they want, and parents or guardians can either shop the lists or create an account with virtual currency that children can use to buy the things on their list.
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You can also get a sense of what goes on in the camps by examining the lists of equipment that the Chinese government agencies order for the camps — in one case, that included 2,768 police batons, 550 electric cattle prods, 1,367 pairs of handcuffs, and 2,792 cans of pepper spray.
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A suspect currently standing trial in a Frankfurt state court on charges of illegal weapons possession and plotting an attack on a sovereign state — he is identified only as Abdulkarim B. in keeping with German privacy laws — was among those on the lists seen by Süddeutsche Zeitung, NDR and WDR, they said.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.) said at the time, noting that only 3 percent of species listed as endangered or threatened are successfully taken off the lists.
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Mr. Malpass is even less empowered than Mr. Mnuchin to strike a deal, and while the Treasury Department has been the agency most aggressively pushing for a trade truce, the Office of the United States Trade Representative, led by Robert E. Lighthizer, is formally charged with overseeing the lists of Chinese goods facing tariffs.
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For example, while Regnery interpreted its BookScan data as meaning that D'Souza's The Big Lie should have been the No. 1 best-seller on all the lists published in the week of September 3, the book's sales were distributed across the week such that on Publishers Weekly's list, it was No. 2 in hardcover nonfiction.
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