If the government can force Apple to assist in unlocking this one iPhone, it can force the company to assist in unlocking every iPhone.
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Closely monitoring #HurricaneHarvey developments & here to assist as needed.
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The duty to assist, as originally crafted by Congress, required the VA Secretary to make reasonable efforts to assist a claimant in obtaining evidence necessary to substantiate the claimant's claim for a benefit.
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When friends came over to assist Kardashian, Odom lost it.
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They tried to assist as many people as they could.
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Police said he was arrested to assist in their investigations.
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I CERTAINLY STAND READY TO ASSIST THEM IN THE EFFORTS.
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We're also looking for volunteers to assist on the night.
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I do not want a black person to assist me.
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So we are trying to assist them in getting information.
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Did you create an embodied avatar to assist you onboard?
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Britain and Greece have also offered to assist, Moqadem said.
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Other passengers scrambled to assist and pulled her back in.
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We stand ready to assist law enforcement with their investigation.
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Commercial divers remain on scene to assist in the search.
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"We're here to assist in any way possible," Sanderson said.
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In Minnesota, for example, there's a "duty to assist" provision.
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I pray that other countries will come in to assist.
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The FBI has been invited to assist with the inquiry.
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The American Red Cross is seeking volunteers to assist evacuees.
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Sanctuary cities refuse to assist federal agencies with immigration enforcement.
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Six staffers were recalled to assist in international aviation accidents.
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Bring in people to assist you during this new moon.
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Medicaid pays for the ventilator Gabe needs to assist him.
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"Our psychologists are here to assist them," Mr. Schintu said.
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We have no way to assist you in this situation.
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She's been distributing it to volunteers who've offered to assist.
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Why would you want to assist a person like me?
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I want to assist, so I just went for it.
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But autopilot is designed to assist drivers, not replace them.
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Traditionally, the force has been deployed to assist the police.
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But cities cannot generally refuse a state's order to assist.
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The Federal Government is closely monitoring and ready to assist.
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So I employed an amanuensis to assist in my anamnesis.
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She is expected to assist running backs coach Randy Jordan.
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After other passengers try to assist him, he begins convulsing.
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We are ready to assist in any way needed. pic.twitter.
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What are you doing to assist us in assisting you?
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Ahead of his bid, Pence signed on to assist Rep.
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A trust fund has been set up to assist survivors.
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Morris made an athletic play to assist on Lodeiro's goal.
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They are in a much better position to assist you.
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Many private groups raise money to assist our service members.
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We have crews on scene to assist as needed. pic.twitter.
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We are working with several organizations to assist the family.
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How to assist with curbing the spread of the coronavirus?
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"We have a very strong, very productive relationship with Qatar and they've been happy to assist us in the past and I've no doubt that they would be happy to assist us again," he said.
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My office ready to assist law enforcement as needed in investigation.
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So why shouldn't I support this to assist my political career?
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A hospital dispatches an ambulance, which finds no one to assist.
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Harrier jets and Cobra helicopters were also standing by to assist.
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These organizations are ready to assist animals affected by Irma's devastation.
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We stand ready to assist her family and her Academy Classmates.
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The bank has engaged Ernst & Young to assist in the reviews.
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Sterling Martin Associates has been retained to assist with this search.
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Skyward seems well suited to assist Verizon in selling its services.
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But a wealthy cousin, hearing of his problem, offered to assist.
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Reilly says he expects insurance to assist in covering the damage.
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It should not rely on Switzerland to assist its suffering citizens.
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The F.B.I. office in Miami offered to assist with the investigation.
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An industry is indeed springing up to assist the internet starlets.
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Nor does the state make it easy to assist people offline.
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Our embassy staff are working to assist all British nationals affected.
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Other officers arrive at the scene to assist in the arrest.
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Lukas also pays two employees to assist with running the site.
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The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board is sending investigators to assist.
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Devin Nunes (Calif.) were brought on to assist with national security.
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Mo Brooks took off his belt to assist a wounded aide.
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Who better to assist or direct the torturer than a doctor?
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The House has adopted two amendments meant to assist Flint, Mich.
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The Washington Post: Republicans divert resources to Texas to assist Cruz.
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Additional resources have been allocated to assist in expediting the investigation.
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Multinational donors should step up to assist, as President Trump noted.
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This is about giving doctors the right to assist in killing.
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Also, embassies that are down here, how to assist the countries.
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Authorities were then brought on board to assist with his removal.
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A fundraiser has been setup to assist Jones financially at razoo.com.
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Officers were then brought on board to assist with removing him.
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"The assumption is that everyone has someone to assist," she said.
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The Alaska Air National Guard even sent pararescuers in to assist.
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If you don't speak the language, ask a local to assist.
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What does the tech industry want to assist us with now?
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I hope that your organization will be able to assist me.
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Plotting to assist such action may be conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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People quickly shifted jobs in order to assist during the outbreak.
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"Lindsay Forming Group to Assist Slum Businesses," the morning newspaper yawned.
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Maintenance had to assist for medical staff to tend to Carmen.
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The A.C.L.U. filed "friend of the court" arguments to assist him.
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DeMatos parked, jumped out of his car and ran to assist.
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Prosecutors say he carried the weapons to assist with drug trafficking.
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The federal government must support "regulatory sandboxes," to assist fintech innovations.
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N. vehicles in Virginia to assist with shock-troop gun control!
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This ban extends to directing staff to assist in political activities.
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The watchdog also pledged to assist Oi clients during the process.
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There will also be resource needs to assist the various investigations.
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The South Carolina National Guard also was called out to assist.
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Prosecutors say he carried the weapons to assist with drug trafficking.
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Veterans and a biker gang have already volunteered to assist him.
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This information was then used to assist stabilization and restoration efforts.
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Of course, they'll still have nannies standing by to assist sometimes.
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When I have confronted staff in the past, they have said that they wanted to assist me: If you want to assist a customer you vocally offer them help, you do not follow them down the aisle.
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And Tebow wasn't the only one who tried to assist, Gotti said.
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You might recall, Justin immediately pulled over and tried to assist Wilson.
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They oversee different things and therefore need separate teams to assist them.
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Ontario started offering drugs to assist medically-assisted suicide at no cost.
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"JDDC has and will continue to assist in ongoing investigations," Sachar said.
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Thankfully, a few forward-thinking companies have programs in place to assist.
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Kraft Heinz has hired Evercore Partners to assist in the possible sale.
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Many new positions have popped up to assist growing e-commerce businesses.
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"I would love to assist him out on the trail," she added.
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Yet they were neither willing nor able to assist him, he said.
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Moreover, officials were allowed to assist and coach marathoners during the race.
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Instead of waiting, he tries to assist him, finishing sentences for him.
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A GoFundMe campaign has been established to assist McHam through her recovery.
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Visentin had previously been hired by Icahn to assist in fighting Xerox.
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No motion controls to assist with aiming in Breath of the Wild.
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Both are technology meant to complement high-end computers to assist creatives.
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Schneiderman said the FCC agreed on Monday to assist in the probe.
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Tens of thousands of National Guard troops have been mobilized to assist.
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They had been tasked to assist a woman possibly being sexually assaulted.
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The company in August bought a mortgage lender to assist with sales.
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It then was diverted to assist in the motorcade for Virginia Gov.
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Bloomberg reports that Tango will be used to assist virtual reality apps.
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PSO members from patrol, Marine and Air Unit responded to assist. pic.twitter.
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He said he would be available to assist Pence at any time.
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Conflicts abound today; however, helpful people will be around to assist you.
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His job was to assist with trauma and injuries on the battlefield.
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The military has deployed thousands of troops to assist in relief efforts.
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We refuse to assist the US gov in mass deportation & religious targeting.
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Extra counselors will be at all schools to assist students and staff.
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Who is doing the kinds of things you want to assist with?
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Dozens of rescue workers have been dispatched to assist in restoration efforts.
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She enlists a range of collaborators to assist her in realizing ideas.
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Construction workers from a nearby site came with their machines to assist.
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Do we really want society to assist him to end his life?
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The aid will be used to assist and buy crops from farmers.
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President Donald Trump then tweeted the US is "ready to assist" Brazil.
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It was not specified what the off-duty pilot did to assist.
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The irritating result: more dependency on government programs to assist the poor.
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He came over to assist and luckily he was a big man.
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We work to assist women in fulfilling their reproductive goals and choices.
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ATF officers had also responded to the scene to assist Philadelphia police.
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"I want you to assist me pay the bill," one note asked.
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Ultimately, 13 new hires were made to assist the MDEA in expanding.
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To assist the special committee, the group retained law firm Shearman & Sterling.
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The special committee retained law firm Shearman & Sterling to assist the investigation.
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Fifth Dimension has developed technology to assist police investigators in solving cases.
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Ponder has set up a crowdfunding page to assist with legal costs.
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The FBI has even been called in to assist with the investigation.
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Facebook has moved toward using artificial intelligence tools to assist human moderators.
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Seventeen years later, NATO continues to assist and train the Afghan army.
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He said the soldiers had arrived on Sunday to assist the police.
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Pompeo offered no details about the department's plans to assist citizens abroad.
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We are considering all options to assist US citizens in these countries.
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His job was not to win but to assist the team's stars.
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I probably should have brought a headlamp to assist in the excavation.
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I hired a genealogical record searcher to assist in digging up information.
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ICE reportedly requested approximately 500 special agents to assist in arrest efforts.
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Democrats are preparing sweeping legislation to assist Americans infected by the coronavirus.
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To that end, we have hired attorney Rusty Hardin to assist us.
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They talked about finding support roles for medical students to assist professionals.
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You don't want to assist someone in the expression of abhorrent attitudes.
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He makes sure his staff is available to assist with the cleaning.
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The sheriff's department marine unit was called in to assist, Gonzalez said.
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So it might make it harder for other countries to assist us.
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For runners, there are always medical personnel on hand to assist them.
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Eric Holcomb said around 100 Indiana state troopers were available to assist.
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We'd be delighted to assist you in becoming a master of eggs.
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She stopped to assist the bikers, some of whom were critically injured.
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Instead, he only wanted to assure her of his readiness to assist.
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This week, Alibaba followed up with additional steps to assist local firms.
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Name Withheld Many colleges provide campus tutors to assist students with writing.
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Boeing to the victims' families and said it stands ready to assist.
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We stand ready to assist any Kansas Citians affected by today's news.
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Not to mention his being invited there to assist with its birth.
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One business, IceRobotics, wants to use technology to assist the farming process.
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A GoFundMe was also established for the family to assist with expenses.
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The Australian, Indian and French navies also are sending vessels to assist.
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" To assist, the pair enlisted the help of Josh, their "mythical chef.
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The light is warm, and gradually dims to assist in falling asleep.
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His passenger, Jackson, became ill, and Monroe pulled over to assist him.
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Not every person suffering from anorexia will have parents to assist them.
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ICE has also had to shift resources to assist with the influx.
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Here's what's being done to assist those who need help being evacuated.
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Shokin's office has been slow to assist British authorities, which Pyatt condemned.
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The most effective way to assist storm victims is through cash donations — not blankets or other goods — to organizations that have deployed volunteers to assist victims in the areas affected (or plan to, in the case of Irma).
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The US territory can also apply for funding to hire and train workers to assist in control and outreach efforts, and request local public health departments or agency personnel to be temporarily reassigned to assist in the Zika response.
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In such circumstances, and with firm safeguards, doctors should be allowed to assist.
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Microsoft said it was ready to assist its customers in the EDPS investigation.
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University of Phoenix provides many resources to assist you in considering this decision.
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A drug sniffing dog was also on site to assist in the operation.
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Dogtopia Canine Coaches are trained to assist with all your dog's socialization needs.
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Soon thereafter, Firefighters arrived in their truck to assist Koroly and his family.
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This week, Trinity Ventures' Dan Scholnick was in the studio to assist us.
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He has a tracheotomy, a hole in his throat, to assist with breathing.
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He also has gone to significant lengths to assist the Special Counsel's investigation.
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Subsequently, the organization has brought in a security service to assist with operations.
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Police are also looking for three other people to assist in the investigation.
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It is struggling to assist the more than 1 million refugees from Syria.
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This could include prescribing medically licensed e-cigarettes to assist smoking cessation efforts.
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" Another possible question: "ls the Russian effort intended to assist the Trump campaign?
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Visentin had previously been hired by Icahn to assist him in fighting Xerox.
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The Department of State takes its obligation to assist U.S. citizens abroad seriously.
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It includes a $50 billion fund to assist historically black colleges and universities.
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As eager as people are to assist, they also seem reluctant to receive.
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The fire department sent members and volunteers to assist with the animal rescue.
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Why not use facial recognition technology to assist law enforcement in this effort?
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Or is she a relief pitcher sent to help me out, to assist?
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One of the current uses of leeches is to assist in wildlife surveys.
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A GoFundMe page was set up to assist Rajman's family with funeral costs.
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The IOC (International Olympic Committee) have agreed to assist us in that task.
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Members of the dance music community have stepped up to assist humanitarian efforts.
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MOON SAYS S.KOREAN GOVT TO ASSIST FIRMS TO REDUCE RELIANCE ON JAPANESE SUPPLIERS
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Her family members traveled to Arizona last week to assist in the search.
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Boeing has sent an investigative team to Ethiopia to assist with the investigation.
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Facebook is developing technology tools to assist its fact checkers in this process.
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More than 600 soldiers were on hand to assist residents, the station said.
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An 11th soldier climbed up the mountain on Friday to assist, Pita said.
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IUPAC provided the discoverers with guidelines to assist them in creating the names.
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The doctor on shift—a conscientious objector—had decided not to assist her.
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But emergency crews did not allow Dr. Labelle to assist, the reports said.
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What evidence does the intelligence community have that Putin wanted to assist Trump?
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Florida is calling for 10,000 volunteer nurses to assist in special needs shelters.
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A GoFundMe to assist victims of the studio fire has already amassed $430,000.
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So I felt uneasy asking somebody to assist me with sexual activities, too.
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It's not easy ... America stands ready to assist in every way we can.
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Kerr will continue to assist with the inquiry in any way she can.
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That too, hinders the ability of doctors to assist patients quickly and efficiently.
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Info will also be available to assist concerned friends and family of victims.
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In each instance the FDA moved expeditiously to assist in obtaining the drugs.
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Airbus, a giant European aircraft-maker, has been lending engineers to assist Aerion.
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NY State Troopers were then called to assist U.S. Customs and Border personnel.
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At that point, local firefighters responded to the scene to assist the duo.
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The Congressionally mandated duty to assist has served as an somewhat inadequate substitute.
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The Department of State takes its obligation to assist US citizens abroad seriously.
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Trump also asked Kiev to assist in an investigation into 2016 election interference.
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Mexico accepted, asking the Federal Bureau of Investigation to assist with the probe.
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Comcast's customer service Twitter account quickly responded, offering to assist the former governor.
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Over at the FBI, agents have been trained to assist with cyber investigations.
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The defense minister said the military was ready to assist hundreds of firefighters.
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He left the game but later returned to assist on Kucherov's tying goal.
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National figures can use their platforms to assist these state-level efforts, too.
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Shaw also created a GoFundMe page to assist the victims of the shooting.
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"It is extremely worrying, we are studying how to assist them," he said.
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Sometimes, we act like a supplicant, begging China to assist in the effort.
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The Army even offered to assist in drafting it, but Mr. McCain stonewalled.
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The company also agreed to assist with the creation of a drivers' association.
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A huge airborne relief mission was dispatched yesterday to assist with recovery efforts.
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Thinking innnovately, Lasserre employed some technology to assist in the delicate, realignment process.
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Pitts and Smith both mentioned wanting a reliable point person to assist them.
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"Right now, the most important thing is to assist people," Mr. Curcio said.
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My mother slaved for two days, even hiring a cook to assist her.
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MedMen has engaged a turnaround firm, FTI Consulting, to assist with the process.
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Even when emergency medical workers were on the scene, civilians continued to assist.
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Nor had he retained any banks to assist in the fund-raising process.
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I am very lucky to have minimal expenses and people offering to assist.
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Presbyterian Disaster Assistance will also partner with ACT to assist with relief efforts.
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Two airmen moved to assist the man, dragging him up by his armpits.
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To assist with this visually, the filmmakers paid special attention to Chastain's costumes.
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Though Verdon had been replaced, she came along to assist with the choreography.
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If you can, see if a colleague can step in to assist you.
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The Police Department has asked the Texas Rangers to assist in the investigation.
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MedMen has engaged a turnaround firm, FTI Consulting, to assist with the process.
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He added that a provision to assist domestic airlines was still being negotiated.
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Assuming you have some help, of course, to assist with the grunt work!
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We stand ready to assist law enforcement [and] national security authorities in Spain.
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Sometimes reinforcements from the babban emir's guard would come to assist Kolomi's unit.
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Tactical units from the Border Patrol have been deployed to assist ICE agents.
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China has been wary of allowing international experts to assist in the crisis.
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In addition, the department has employed outside consultants to assist with its reforms.
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Similarly, BP donated 200,000 gallons of diesel fuel to assist with recovery efforts.
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Dustin M. Wright stopped and tried to assist a fallen teammate, Staff Sgt.
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"She wasn't going to assist us in navigating around it," Ms. Gordon said.
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The U.S. Navy sent a destroyer, the USS Bainbridge, to assist, said Cmdr.
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Business Insider is seeking input from Ring customers to assist with our reporting.
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The federal government provides funding to assist states in making the insurance affordable.
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A GoFundMePage was created to assist with Mashyala's medical bills and lost income.
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A dozen people had to assist in bringing the elephants back into custody.
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Ms. Moore took a cab to the police station to assist Mr. Karim.
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Your tour company, if you used one, may also be able to assist.
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When others flee, he runs to the frontlines eager to assist those suffering.
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A GoFundMe account has been set to assist Khaseen's family with funeral expenses.
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Facebook is also bringing other outside lobbyists to assist on the Russian investigation.
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A GoFundMe account has been set to assist the family with funeral expenses.
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The agency is continuing to assist state and local officials in the investigation.
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They say there are enough U.S. ships available to assist with recovery efforts.
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"You are strong and resilient, and we are here to assist," he wrote.
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That money was then used to assist Syria in paying Russia for oil.
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Addressing a question from British lawmakers about whether Huawei could be compelled to assist China's government in spying on the UK, Ding said in the letter the company "has never and will never" use its equipment to assist espionage activities.
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Don't: Try to assist the wedding coordinator, florist, or give directions to the photographer.
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We have a supplemental bottle-feeding plan in place to assist Molly and family.
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Friends of the victim's family have set up a GoFundMe account to assist them.
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But rather than merely voicing opposition, they're taking direct action to assist those affected.
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A GoFundMe page has been set up to assist the family with funeral expenses.
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Barker's manager also says an ambulance was called to assist the beloved TV star.
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Sachs recruited University of Manchester paleontologist Dean Lomax to assist with a detailed analysis.
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Doing so opens up federal resources and aid to assist state and local governments.
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When others came to assist the victim Randle struck again ... hitting 2 more people.
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Hopefully, this model could one day be used to assist with bat conservation efforts.
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Sinister mailing list was setup by Paul Mitchell in August 1997 to assist David
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The county has requested 100 National Guard troops to assist in the search efforts.
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This is why the director is often called in to assist with a child.
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One America Appeal will also raise funds to assist Americans affected by Hurricane Irma.
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Project Euphonia is meant to assist people with speech impairments be understood by machines.
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Glad to assist, I talked to Obama a couple times that summer by phone.
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After completing a few 10K races, I was invited to assist in leading others.
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"I'm here to assist your shhhttaaaankin ass❤️," she captioned the photo on Instagram.
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In doing so, Chevalier hoped to assist Napoleon III in expanding the French empire.
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He said the Afghan government was ready to assist, but he would not elaborate.
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Glad our officers were able to assist the family safely from hospital to hotel.
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The U.S. Navy deployed a P-3 Orion aircraft to assist in the search.
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Importantly, this analysis isn't just a public service meant to assist the chronically mismatched.
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So it can be beneficial to get a couple's counselor in there to assist.
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"Sometimes, the families come out throwing stones," says another officer, dashing off to assist.
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Members of the state's National Guard have been called in to assist first responders.
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School officials asked school resource officer Zach Christensen to assist with a disruptive student.
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I felt like God was giving me a chance to assist in a miracle.
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The Arizona Department of Public Safety was called in to assist with the search.
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Once he's down, the officer begins to assist a second officer in restraining him.
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Once he's down, the officer begins to assist a second officer in restraining Sterling.
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Latest developments Turkey says it provided troops, weaponry to assist the Peshmerga in Bashiqa.
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John Visentin, hired by Icahn to assist in his campaign against Xerox, replaced Jacobson.
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They raised funds to assist with the transplant and venue costs during his recovery.
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According to the Associated Press, police were called to assist in the custody exchange.
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They have in-house stylists to assist you with any sizing questions and concerns.
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To assist sales of the mid-engine Corvette, GM launched an online reservation program.
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Her father, who lives in Fresno, reportedly flew to Iowa to assist the search.
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Jill Cummins hired Cox last week to assist in her divorce, the lawyer said.
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Kanye reportedly dropped everything to assist his dad with treatment upon hearing the news.
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The US State Department also said it was willing to assist with the case.
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TransCanada is working with an investment bank to assist it in the sale process.
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The U.S. government ordered JTF 505 to provide unique capabilities to assist Nepal. Hon.
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President Donald Trump picked Stephens to assist with the transition of the Defense Department.
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Andrew Cuomo to deploy hundreds of State Police, generators and light towers to assist.
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Authorities released a composite sketch of the man to assist in confirming his identity.
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We stand ready to assist in any way the U.K. authorities would find helpful.
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We try to assist with all the efforts carried out by the United States.
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Davaughn Parker said state police sent two medevac helicopters to assist with the crash.
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The FCC has not provided "crucial evidence" to assist in the probe, he wrote.
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Chinese-speaking volunteers will be on site throughout the conference to assist as needed.
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The FBI office in Miami offered to assist with the investigation, the agency noted.
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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been called in to assist in the search.
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Google, Uber and Lyft are putting up millions to assist and defend those affected.
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Doctors at Mogadishu hospitals struggled to assist badly wounded victims, many burned beyond recognition.
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Those who continue to assist Mahan Air should be the next targets for sanctions.
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To assist me on the ground, I had hired a local journalist, Columbus Mavhunga.
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The nonprofit also provides "hospital responders" to assist victims of violence and their families.
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Clancy will remain with Biogen through the second quarter to assist with the transition.
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The Greek premier said he had an agenda to assist the country, Zaev said.
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The office added that it had asked Luxembourg and Singapore to assist its inquiries.
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Volunteers joined police and rescue teams to assist the wounded and look for survivors.
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He said efforts to assist Gambira had not yet been discussed by the party.
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Tesla notes that Autopilot is meant only to assist drivers, not to replace them.
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Service animals are typically dogs that are trained to assist people with physical disabilities.
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Everyone's first desire in Afghanistan, it's said, is to influence — only second to assist.
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He chose not only to escape, but to assist our country in fighting ISIS.
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Anglers and community members have volunteered countless hours to assist in these restoration actions.
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Others have agreed to assist the special counsel but are not considered key figures.
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Promising practices include employing transgender-identified navigators to assist individuals through the enrollment processes.
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They were seen bringing a stretcher into the building to assist the staffer involved.
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The sports ministry has retained an American public relations firm to assist its campaign.
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Andrew Cuomo directed the State Police Hate Crimes Unit to assist in the investigation.
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The Board will retain a leading executive search firm to assist in the process.
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His entourage runs to assist him — he attempts nonchalance, but concussion is an issue.
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Slightly cooler, moister weather and diminished winds were expected to assist firefighters on Monday.
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Can any of the captured foreign fighters be persuaded to assist in propaganda efforts?
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It implements smart, 21st century technology to assist Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents.
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It is a crime to assist with or be an accessory to computer hacking.
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She can broker connections with prominent Democrats or offer to assist with fundraising efforts.
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Since he's not fluent in Vietnamese, he used Google Translate to assist with introductions.
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Following Hurricane Sandy, there was an increase in phishing scams claiming to assist victims.
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Cognizant of this, on Tuesday, the administration budgeted $12 billion to assist affected farmers.
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She's doing the opposite of helping every time she tries to assist with anything.
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In many countries, there may not even be a Canadian consulate to assist you.
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National guard: Authorizes the National Guard to assist in border security, including building barriers.
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We should prepare to allow military medics to assist in E.R.s as well. 6.
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B.P. will contact state or local child welfare services to assist with appropriate placement.
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A fish company recently enlisted Pantone to assist with a guide for sushi freshness.
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A crowd-funding campaign has since been created to assist in the related costs.
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The Trump team also has flown architects to Uruguay to assist in the project.
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Part of the donation, Cornell said, was intended to assist black and female students.
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Data collected by the team has since been leveraged to assist ongoing criminal investigations.
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She would like to become a social worker to assist others with vision loss.
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Duke University is already working to train volunteers to assist in a clinical setting.
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Calder explains that he has tapped his fellow modernist Alejandro Otero to assist them.
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Right now, our asylum system fails to assist asylum seekers who legitimately need it.
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Christopher Sununu instructed the state attorney general to assist Claremont police in the investigation.
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We can also do a lot more to assist innocent victims of our airstrikes.
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By then, there were only three or four election clerks there to assist voters.
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If the reader has trouble picturing this, there is a cartoon diagram to assist.
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Another Texas school system has hired a resource officer to assist with vaping prevention.
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Another Texas school system has hired a resource officer to assist with vaping prevention.
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They mainly sell to schools and have built educational support systems to assist teachers.
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The company said Levatich will stay on through March to assist with the transition.
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Delta's first priority is to assist its customers and take care of its crews.
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The city of Rockport also used heavy equipment to try to assist emergency crews.
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Greg Abbott said the state government was preparing to assist up to 41,000 evacuees.
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The LBH has urged the American embassy in Jakarta to assist in this case.
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HHS must find such programs "likely to assist in promoting the objectives" of Medicaid.
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Relatives started the fundraising effort to assist his family with living and educational expenses.
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Rotunno says Weinstein's been using a walker to assist him as his pain's increased.
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The firm hired auditor KPMG to assist with the improvement of its financial performance.
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The report did not make clear exactly what the pair did to assist Nunes.
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"It's obvious there's a push from City Hall to assist this guy," he said.
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We formed an investigative network to assist each other and root out the corruption.
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Giuliani and Mukasey are attempting to do in their efforts to assist the defendant.
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The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office posted on Twitter that a marine unit responded to assist.
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Competitors Kevin Benavides and Toby Price tried to assist Gonçalves, the Dakar Rally said.
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Under Chinese law, companies are obliged to hand over data to assist state intelligence.
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I am here to assist them and represent them in any way they need.
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Not that social media isn't always down to assist just about anyone in need.
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Roughly 12,000 servicemen will be deployed to assist in ongoing search and rescue efforts.
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OFR is meant to assist regulators with economic analysis and research into financial trends.
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Lawmakers are not allowed to assist entities in which they have significant financial interests.
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This money would then be recycled as it is repaid to assist more consumers.
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And, according to Chinese state-owned media, China has eagerly stepped in to assist.
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It offers free classes in defensive driving and how to assist passengers in wheelchairs.
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To assist his transition, Altavilla will work with him through the end of August.
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The move would free up financial resources to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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We are working with authorities to assist their investigation in any way we can.
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Sometimes someone offers to assist, sometimes not, she said as Rodrigo began to cry.
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Some entrepreneurs have been "disappeared" by the government to assist in the anticorruption campaigns.
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Trump has had trouble finding outside lawyers to assist him in the Russia probe.
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According to Flores, the Justice Department is seeking volunteers to assist in the investigation.
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Yes, there's lots of things they'll be able to do, be able to assist.
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The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) was also sending three investigators to assist.
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And those who worked for him, therefore, had to assist him pursuing those policies.
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All sale proceeds will be utilised to assist Dareen's legal challenge to her conviction.
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He remains in custody today under caution in order to assist officers with the investigation.
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As a reward, I suppose, the consultant allowed me to assist with her emergency operation.
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Last night, a California court ordered Apple to assist the FBI in hacking an iPhone.
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He came to the house to assist the deputy on a separate matter -- an eviction.
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Attendo said it had appointed Danske Bank as financial adviser to assist in the evaluation.
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Furthermore, the letter confirms that "Russian-affiliated individuals" made "multiple offers" to assist the campaign.
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"I will continue to do everything in my power to assist the victims," he said.
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The report details how United reached out to security officers to assist in Dao's removal.
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Police said they were also looking for three other people to assist in the investigation.
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In 2001, I was asked to assist then-Bush administration Middle East peace envoy Gen.
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We've made our Care Team available to assist the family with any resources they need.
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FBI investigators visited Doha to assist Qatari officials after the hack occurred two weeks ago.
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There will also be resources to assist in contacting government representatives to voice political concerns.
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We will continue to do all we can to assist the families who were involved.
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Friends of Cody Amato have created a GoFundMe account to assist with his funeral expenses.
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All Mission personnel are safe and we stand ready to assist US citizens in need.
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Craig Faller, the head of South Command, who said he "stands ready" to assist Guaidó.
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I want to be able to assist my fellow citizens get access to government services.
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He was not allowed to assist or intervene in escorting his daughter from the school.
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MedCure also sends body parts and technicians to assist with medical conferences across the country.
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The singer said she is working with her pastor on a way to assist victims.
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"Foster care is something we utilize as a shield to assist kids," Pedri told NPR.
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M&S said Rowe was instrumental in Bickerstaffe taking an executive role to assist him.
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Some seimei felt driven to assist the biosphere of which they were now a part.
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Importantly, Pythia, was created not to replace historians doing the work but to assist them.
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He said approximately 235,211 troops from other states are also ready to assist if needed.
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Cloudy skies and rain were a factor as crews tried to assist in the recovery.
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Kibby was accused of using the girl to assist him in a counterfeit money operation.
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As always, the EPA's ethics office stands ready to assist the IG in any way.
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Advocates on the ground in Nebraska were scrambling Wednesday to assist workers who were detained.
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It's meant to assist the driver, not take over the job of driving for them.
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He has now set up Regenerative Outcomes Foundation to assist other people with ancillary expenses.
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IN AMERICA, computers have been used to assist bail and sentencing decisions for many years.
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But their capacity and desire to assist with such a large-scale attack is questionable.
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Luckily, she found a friend who was able to come to the hospital to assist.
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Like, I definitely flew that guy, but I had a double to assist with everything.
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Melton's notes resulted in a detailed guide to assist in planning a police officer's funeral.
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She also wants the federal government to assist first-time homebuyers in formerly segregated neighbourhoods.
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Also accepting people willing to assist in the response and recovery efforts is Volunteer Louisiana.
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So, for the time being at least, AI will be used to assist human operators.
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" The Texas attorney general's office said it "stands ready to assist in any way necessary.
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The car erupted in flames, littering the highway with debris as bystanders tried to assist.
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She is a highly skilled hacker that is enlisted to assist journalists and private investigators.
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"There clearly was a shortage in qualified people to assist in that endeavor," Rosen said.
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Sometimes you don't need to plant anything, just to assist the natural regeneration of land.
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As he was being escorted out, deputies went back inside to assist with the others.
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At worst, this means pushing them to assist China's armed forces and its police state.
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To assist with the analysis, the researchers created a 3D digital model of the piece.
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If it will be possible for you to assist us, we would be most grateful.
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Nevertheless, it said the federal government could provide information to assist in crafting a settlement.
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And to help with the proposal, Leatham enlisted the only and only Cher to assist!
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We have pro-actively shared details with the police to assist them with their investigation.
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The actions I have taken are intended to assist local government and restore public safety.
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He will continue to assist the President as needed with official events from the outside.
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The PSO responded to assist Port Richey PD with a vessel fire inPort Richey canal.
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In reward for their fealty, Trump can use his carnival barking to assist Alpha Entertainment.
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Israeli brothers Shlomo (pictured here) and Elazar Schwarcz built robot to assist in the home.
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A canine unit was called in to assist in an immediate search for the suspect.
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It'll serve to provide combination for "tactical operations" and to assist humanitarian crises support efforts.
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I appreciate this opportunity to assist and hope you will sail with us again soon.
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The rule "constitutes a blatant overreach by the administration designed to assist unions," he said.
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The company also has future plans to assist parishes in their own land planning efforts.
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The company has retained Stifel and other advisers to assist in a review of alternatives.
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A nonprofit center started in 1960 to assist the US Air Force's ballistic missile program.
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Common acronyms found in the reports are available on the publication's website to assist readers.
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ISRO developed new systems to assist with the soft landing this time around, per Nature.
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Some of the participants already have created technologies currently being used to assist in security.
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"We have retained a leading digital forensics and security firm to assist us," it said.
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"Well, we had to assist the people that need help," said Duvenhorst, "That's our job."
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Producers also agreed to form a technical committee to assist the five-member monitoring committee.
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PDUFA also dedicates staff to assist in the development and review of rare disease medications.
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BCI programs are used to assist paralyzed patients is using prosthetic limbs, according to techcrunch.com.
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It is just a question of devising suitable sticks and carrots to assist the process.
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Its goal is to assist multinational companies in deciding where to send their expat workers.
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She hopes to enter social work to assist families and children who have experienced trauma.
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And President Trump, true to his reality television background, did all he could to assist.
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Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner activated the state's emergency operations center to assist with recovery efforts.
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Greenwood was hired to assist with both new issue and secondary loan distribution, he said.
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The French contribution will be used to assist some of the country's most damaged areas.
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FEMA stepped in to assist over 6900,2628 victims whose lives were impacted by the disaster.
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Pharmacists are in a good position to assist, if state and federal laws would allow.
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The city's Housing + Community Investment Department (HCIDLA) could step in to assist the SFAC tenants.
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The board selected global executive search firm Spencer Stuart to assist with finding her replacement.
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But we have cut job training to assist in reintegrating ex-offenders by 22019 percent.
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The soldier said he began running to assist children nearby and bring them to safety.
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We should encourage Germany to continue its leadership, and find ways to assist its efforts.
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Thomas has reportedly hired Clanton to assist her with right-wing media projects, Mediaite reported.
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And we have reached out to our federal partners to assist us in these efforts.
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Did Buchinger devise machinery to assist him in writing, as he did with musical instruments?
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Hospitals were also stocked with rehydration solution and other supplies to assist those with heatstroke.
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Pope Francis has donated $500,000 to assist migrants in Mexico, the Vatican said on Saturday.
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But they're largely reserved for students whose parents are affluent enough to assist the endeavors.
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He added that his office will be contacting FBI International Operations to assist local authorities.
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State Department spokesman Mark Toner said the U.S. was ready to assist in any way.
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Four people who heard the gunshots and ran to the site to assist were killed.
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Its core mandate was to assist and house those Palestinian refugees displaced in the war.
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Inotek named Perella Weinberg Partners as financial adviser to assist in the strategic review process.
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Drug companies have paid the firm's experts to assist them with drug pricing and messaging.
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Nordstrom wants to find seasonal cashiers to assist shoppers in picking out the perfect gift.
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Russia said it would be sending mobile hospitals to Aleppo to assist in the crisis.
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In China, government efforts to assist new businesses have often led to waste and excess.
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The medical agents had been placed in "dangerous zones" to assist national border health officials.
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Gobert donated more than $500,000 to assist people affected by the virus and related closures.
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WhatsApp has made efforts to assist health officials in getting accurate information to the public.
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We stand ready to assist in that process as we continue to operate as usual.
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A further 250 British troops will be sent to assist relief operations in coming days.
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They were developed to assist ranchers and farmers by acting as shepherds for their livestock.
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It was only one of his helpful efforts to assist his party members in Congress.
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Lombardi is a former Flyers scout who returned this season to assist the front office.
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Once the flooding stabilizes, the spokesperson said, FEMA will send agents to assist with rebuilding.
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A fourth lawyer expected to assist them, Pamela Robillard Mackey, was out of the country.
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Another launched a campaign to run for City Council, engaging members to assist in outreach.
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Meet Baxter, an industrial robot working alongside humans to assist with fast-paced manufacturing jobs.
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We then discussed accessibility, transportation and cost factors, to assist in narrowing down their options.
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A British man who was driving the truck has admitted plotting to assist unlawful immigration.
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Phil Bryant said that he had asked the F.B.I. to assist with the state's inquiry.
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Gomez said he had convened a working group to assist residents who had been affected.
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The companies have also agreed to assist law enforcement in tracing and investigating suspicious callers.
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Business Insider is seeking input from drivers and delivery workers to assist with our reporting.
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Officials say this is a sign of the government's willingness to assist the United States.
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Many are bringing on advisers to assist in managing their finances and facilitating debt workouts.
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He sent engineers to Thailand and tweeted about making some sort of submarine to assist.
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This year, video replay will be used to assist match officials at the World Cup.
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The company said it had retained an external adviser to assist it in the investigation.
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The money was provided to "assist us in procuring foodstuffs and medical supplies," Vincent said.
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Both were being pressed to assist in Mr. Giuliani's hunt for dirt on Mr. Biden.
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"Lines of communication remain open and the federal government stands ready to assist," she said.
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Did I really need the all-seeing, all-knowing algorithms of Google to assist me?
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Navy and Marine Corps teams were deployed to Puerto Rico to assist in recovery efforts.
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A Harvard legal historian, Annette Gordon-Reed, has been asked to assist with historical accuracy.
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Without Bear the dog to assist, it would be nearly impossible to find these guys.
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Police are frequently called to the town to assist intoxicated people or break up fights.
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Beyond that, party lawyers are available to assist if officials reject the poll watchers' claims.
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Our reporting also indicates that Iran has invited American officials to assist in the investigation.
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Read on to learn how to assist organizations supporting mental health efforts in Puerto Rico.
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Now, it's deployed mental health experts in order to assist families displaced by the earthquakes.
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That's why working people from dozens of unions banded together to assist with relief efforts.
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While organizations and legal service providers have tried to assist, they're "completely overwhelmed," Lynch said.
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Carter championed the Shah's nuclear power aspirations, and reopened U.S. negotiations to assist the program.
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The FBI has offered to assist Mexican authorities in the investigation, an FBI official said.
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Sedgwick County Emergency Medical Services sent three ambulances to the scene to assist the injured.
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Gaston called it a "turning point" for prosecutors when Gates agreed to assist the government.
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The other officers were shot as they responded to assist their fellow officers, authorities said.
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She said DNA samples are being collected from family members to assist in the identification.
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New control posts and disinfection sites will also be installed to assist with quarantine work.
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The Southeastern Asian nation's government plans to assist industries such as aviation, retailing and tourism.
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Charlton Athletic sent players to assist at the Greenwich Food Bank to publicize Spong's initiative.
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How long will the U.S. military remain in the region to assist with countering terror?
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And he pledged "substantial funds" to assist athletes with reporting of abuse, treatment and counseling.
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We'll be here as long as it takes to assist those who need our help.
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That definition, however, left the U.S. military postured to assist them in more defensive instances.
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A Coast Guard spokeswoman said they launched two 45-foot Response Boats from Coast Guard Station Ketchikan and one Air Station Sitka Jayhawk Helicopter to assist with the search but good Samaritans and local emergency responders were able to assist before the Coast Guard arrived.
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Iran's state-run IRNA news agency said the country had invited teams from both Boeing, which manufactured the 737, and Ukraine, to assist with its investigation, and that a Canadian delegation was also en route to assist victims' families, according to The Associated Press.
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As of now, they have deployed emergency teams to assist with the relief efforts in Texas.
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The Michigan House on Wednesday approved $28 million requested by the governor to assist the city.
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Biomarin said it will offer a co-pay program to assist with out of pocket costs.
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Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies were out in force to assist in the evacuation, Anderson said.
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Users will also see a "customized message" in the coming days to assist in preventative measures.
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It also called in the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and Europol to assist in investigations.
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Johnny brought me on to assist him on a McDonald's commercial with [WNBA player] Candace Parker.
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The company also has been testing a type of vacuum pressure to assist in the process.
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Troy Perry, who founded the church, came to New Orleans quickly after the fire to assist.
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Here she is, for example, discussing how she's ready to assist incoming First Lady Melania Trump.
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The bottom of the drone seems to have downward-facing sensors, likely to assist in positioning.
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Alienating locals only encourages them to assist professional out-of-town poachers, making that battle harder.
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Its companies have been using them for decades to assist with agriculture, infrastructure inspection, and construction.
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But if the DHS wanted to buy data to assist with disaster preparedness, would permit that.
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Oh, and there are hexagonal flaps on the front hood that lift up to assist cooling.
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The army will continue to assist police for internal security, military spokesman Sumith Atapattu told Reuters.
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It needed an army of outside developers to assist it, and now it's recruiting that army.
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Davis has offered up some of the city department's resources to assist in the county's investigation.
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The deal was made with Australia in order for Australian police to assist in the investigation.
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The original march coordinator, lacking political organizing experience, predictably sought other white women to assist her.
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Offered a printout of every selection to assist his recollections of that fateful night, Green scoffs.
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Facebook M, its own intelligent assistant, relies on having humans in the loop to assist users.
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Many companies have taken to opening offices in Canada to assist with securing top international talent.
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Firefighters and equipment from the city entered the plant at midday to assist, an official said.
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"Governor Pence is not doing any events to assist these efforts," Pence aide Marc Lotter said.
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The Utah National Guard was activated Monday to assist in flood mitigation efforts in Utah County.
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As regulators get ready to scrutinize Big Tech, the companies' rivals are standing ready to assist.
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We take seriously our responsibility to assist U.S. citizens abroad and are actively monitoring the situation.
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"Normal payments have been brought forward, particularly to assist promoted clubs," a Premier League spokesman said.
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He invited her into his inner circle to assist in making critical decisions for his administration.
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Palantir already works with the Clinton Global Initiative to assist in "[revolutionizing] disaster response efforts."[Wikileaks]
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Paramedics were then called to assist the man, who initially refused to go to the hospital.
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Seventy-five to a hundred million dollars appropriated by the federal government to assist in that.
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Instead, they might continue to assist the pilot in an attempt to prevent a dangerous manoeuvre.
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Portland Public Schools also promised to assist in testing children for lead poisoning starting June 6.
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Workers within Microsoft and Amazon have been critical of their company's willingness to assist ICE's mission.
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The U.S. is now sending the FBI to assist the Sri Lankan government in its investigation.
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U.S. citizens who lost their passports met with consular officials who came to Durango to assist.
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Lost Hills Sheriffs also responded to assist, and one patient was transported to a local hospital.
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America in particular makes little attempt to assist people find new jobs to replace lost ones.
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He also is seeking $25 million to assist homeless disabled individuals in applying for disability payments.
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It signals that we will use our influence to assist colleagues in the marketplace to help.
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At Nepal's request, the U.S. government ordered JTF 505 to provide unique capabilities to assist Nepal.
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Police dogs and additional patrol officers were called in to assist in the search for Buckel.
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Here are some steps to take: Enlarge font sizes to assist blind or low-vision users.
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On November 1, 2001, Australia announced it would be sending forces to assist in the operation.
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We specifically focus on how women use self-tracking technologies to assist their efforts to conceive.
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Federal prosecutors requested the court order to compel Apple to assist the investigation into the Dec.
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GE has hired an investment bank to assist it in selling its stake, the sources said.
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"Pakistan is expanding the arc of terror ... resorting to ceasefire violations to assist infiltration," Sitharaman said.
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One month later, a mechanical pump was implanted inside her tiny chest to assist her heart.
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"Rescue boats welcome in Port Arthur to assist emergency personnel," the police department posted on Facebook.
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Don't hesitate to bring in a non-biased third party to assist in any important conversations.
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I always tell everybody that it's so important to assist for as long as you can.
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A psychiatrist and rehab team including physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists to assist recovery.
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Andrew Cuomo announced he has directed the State Hate Crimes Unit to assist in the investigation.
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She had the best professional help and medical care to assist with her decision-making process.
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Gavin Newsom announced that the White House granted federal aid to assist in battling the wildfires.
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They've been great partners in the missions that we have asked them to assist us with.
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Pelosi noted that gun violence prevention groups "stand ready to assist" with lawmakers' individual sit-ins.
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The Audit Committee has retained independent counsel and other advisors to assist it in its investigation.
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EasyJet said McCall would stay to assist with the transition until the end of the year.
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Nonetheless, the Saudis are likely to ask you to assist in their ongoing battle with Iran.
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To assist in that effort, Lansdale created an outfit called the National Movement for Free Elections.
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More members of the army, navy and coast guard have also been sent in to assist.
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Outside of lobbying, AIPAC rallies its members to assist in political campaigns of like-minded candidates.
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"We are there to assist and do everything we can," Defence Minister Gavin Williamson told reporters.
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We have staff on the scene and at local hospitals to assist victims and loved ones.
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It's exponentially so much better to assist us in making sure we have the right person.
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We are eager to assist in any way possible to ensure expedited evaluation of this request.
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His speech therapists and nurses are said to assist in interpreting Mr. Redstone's more complex statements.
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FBI spokeswoman Michele Ernst said the agency is aware of the situation and prepared to assist.
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She even hired a researcher, a 27-year-old journalist named Dan Johnson, to assist her.
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The group also said it "would not forget" the foreign fighters who came to assist it.
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Reinforcement learning, takes ideas from game theory, and includes a mechanism to assist learning through rewards.
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The company says it has engaged Morgan Stanley as financial advisor to assist in the process.
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U.S. transportation officials traveled this week to assist with the probe into the Ethiopian Airlines disaster.
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Mr. Ulukaya provided transportation for the new hires, and he brought in translators to assist them.
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"We'd have to assist Scott's [16-year-old] son with getting a car," one employee said.
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After the breaches, Yahoo hired cybersecurity firms Stroz Friedberg and Mandiant to assist its internal team.
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Four officers who arrived to assist them, including Officer Turner, were then hit, the authorities said.
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This leave measure would be available for one year to assist people affected by the coronavirus.
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In December, China passed a law requiring technology firms to assist in the decryption of information.
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By studying the animals, the Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program hopes to assist in their recovery.
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" He fumes at her: "You have the opportunity to be great, and you choose to assist.
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American intelligence forces also could find new ways to assist existing protests against the Iranian government.
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I believe, as do most people, that we have an obligation to assist the truly destitute.
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Andrew Cuomo, who on Tuesday deployed the National Guard to New Rochelle to assist with containment.
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His mother, Phoebe (Benedict) Bennet, helped establish a state office to assist people with mental disabilities.
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Ms. Rodriguez asked for more money for professionals in schools to assist teachers and the administration.
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"The flight attendants sincerely wanted to assist him, but had no way to communicate," she wrote.
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Technology to assist visually impaired runners had advanced considerably since Marla Runyan of Santa Maria, Calif.
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Volunteers and activists are moving toward working the phones from home to assist in their operations.
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The organization is also trying to hire more unemployed people to assist in making phone calls.
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"I will be able to assist," she said, happy that the interface wouldn't convey her excitement.
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Boeing said in a statement that it was "deeply saddened" and stood ready to assist investigators.
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She filed a lawsuit and got psychologists and social workers to assist her two young daughters.
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This company says that it's using AI-powered machine vision to assist and ensure better detection.
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"I was explicitly asked by Administrator Pruitt to assist Marlyn with obtaining this employment," Dravis said.
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The Ferguson Police Department asked the St. Louis County Police Department to assist with the response.
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Instead it makes pains to couch the technology as an "additional tool" to assist its officers.
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Carabinieri officials asked Brigadier Cerciello Rega and Officer Varriale to assist Mr. Brugiatelli with the retrieval.
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He also said he had asked the Hate Crimes Task Force to assist the local authorities.
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If this was the decision, why wait, especially with Iger around to assist in the transition?
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This will make it more relevant and straightforward for them to take action to assist you.
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President George W. Bush sent 6,000 National Guard troops to assist with border security in 2006.
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The archive has three employees, including Mr. George, and regularly hires interns to assist in cataloging.
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"Our next iteration is to start using our drones to assist our specialized resources," said Fields.
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Indeed, this will probably be necessary in any scenario to assist Raqqa in the short term.
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Lewin and Nora Carroll, a Legal Aid attorney, said that they would try to assist him.
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And we made the
further accommodation of allowing his Russian lawyer into the country to assist.
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Fortunately, helpful tools are available to assist navigating the byzantine scheduling and routing of Tokyo's trains.
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The program is being expanded to assist students at the University of Washington, Tacoma, as well.
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Hartford inspectors from Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky were poised to assist, she said.
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And with that anger comes increased risk for those of us who work to assist them.
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The Chinese Embassy in Washington said it sent officials to the area to assist the victims.
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Apple defied a court order to assist the F.B.I., but another company bypassed the phone's encryption.
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The department also noted that Russian law might compel Kaspersky to assist the government in espionage.
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The bar can be placed on the floor to assist with push-ups and sit-ups.
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We're just sort of waiting to hear what, if anything, we can do to assist them.
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But he has made some appointments to assist in the effort to forge a new strategy.
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Cameron Neff was one of the people who'd stopped to assist when Castro crashed into them.
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Azar said he offered to send CDC officials to China to assist public health officials there.
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But even as organizations are held responsible, the government's duty to assist these organizations remains ambiguous.
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He said the chamber is raising money for a business recovery fund to assist local merchants.
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He and his associates leverage big data to assist trainers and coaches in designing individual regimens.
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The FDA even issued draft guidance in an attempt to assist generic companies in obtaining samples.
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More teams from the National Disaster Response Force have also been requested to assist in evacuations.
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Both Indonesian and international aid organizations were sending teams to Aceh to assist in the disaster.
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" In addition, he was to assist his junior colleagues "in correcting or retracting the two papers.
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She added China, Pyongyang's neighbor and sometime ally, could do more to assist with this objective.
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One example Pyatt cited: the office's refusal to assist in a United Kingdom investigation into Zlochevsky.
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That September Rehnquist also heard from people asking to assist him if a trial were held.
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Police appealed for any witnesses to the shooting to come forward to assist in the investigation.
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On Monday, Grassley said that Feinstein's office refused to assist in setting up the phone calls.
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The role will enable him to assist Roman in developing long-term strategic initiatives for 3M.
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Robert Bentley of Alabama said he had directed the State Police to assist in the investigation.
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James Wilke, a Columbus farmer, got a call to assist a stranger, and never came home.
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In 2017, almost 200 Australian firefighting specialists deployed to assist Canada in fighting hundreds of fires.
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And we made the further accommodation of allowing his Russian lawyer into the country to assist.
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Odebrecht Peru said its top priority is to assist local prosecutors and pay Peru eventual reparations.
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Alejandro visited him often, relatives said, massaging his father's legs and trying to assist the nurses.
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Other ways to assist Community blood centers in the region are urging the public to donate.
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Gottlieb believes in e-cigarettes' potential to assist the 224.73 million adult smokers to quit cigarettes.
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This is an important mission, and you have an excellent team to assist you with it.
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They have requested the cooperation of Mr. McLaren, who has promised to assist them after Friday.
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Judge Watson also ruled in favor of those refugees whom resettlement agencies were prepared to assist.
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The move by Trump would free up financial resources to assist Americans affected by the outbreak.
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"I think the United States of America stands ready to assist in any way," Pence said.
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For complicated cases such as this one, investigative grand juries are routinely used to assist prosecutors.
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Law enforcement said it might provide insights to assist in sentencing the criminal or identifying conspirators.
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The Italian maker of the helicopter, Leonardo SpA, said it was ready to assist the investigation.
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Rubicon said it had hired BMO Capital Markets and TD Securities to assist in evaluating strategic alternatives.
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The city of Flint had hired the companies to assist the city in its water treatment process.
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In addition, DHS has called on volunteers from throughout the department to assist in the border mission.
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Counselors, too, are far more empowered to do their jobs when they have fewer kids to assist.
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According to the investigation's findings, Bonar had been called to Morris' home to assist with an eviction.
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I initially thought of it just as another tool, another asset to assist mainly our SWAT team.
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Sanders called Trump's budget "morally obscene" and harmful to many of those who Trump pledged to assist.
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But statements released by their press office have noted various funding efforts to assist Christians in Iraq.
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We will be working continuous throughout the night, both on a phone line and throughout to assist.
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He pulled over to assist the driver, as the outlet notes he does frequently given his expertise.
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The company has engaged BofA Merrill Lynch as its financial advisor to assist it in the process.
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Shouts out to the fine folks at San Bruno bart who were more than willing to assist.
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First responders met the aircraft upon arrival, and emergency slides were deployed to assist in an evacuation.
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He will continue to cooperate and appreciates the opportunity to assist in putting this matter to rest.
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Additionally, the sovereign has provided KGHL with a long-term NZD300m capital facility to assist the bank.
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Instead, they have consistently supported one national standard to assist in product planning and eliminate regulation uncertainty.
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The sources added that DPE was expected to hire a financial adviser to assist the company shortly.
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Headstart is adding machine learning into the mix to automatically rank applicants to assist human hiring teams.
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It is clear the intent of school officials was to assist the student in addressing the situation.
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The prosecutors have accused Ms Park of ordering aides to assist Ms Choi in the alleged shakedowns.
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"We're working closely and collaboratively with the Saskatchewan government to assist them with their preparations," Notley said.
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They completely ignored me while continuing to assist the small cluster of people maneuvering Louis Vuitton luggage.
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It also allows Puerto Rico to temporarily reassign public health workers to assist in the Zika response.
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That driver offered to assist Harry so that Anne could comfort her young children in her car.
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Beto O'Rourke has brought on Louis Susman, a former U.S. ambassador to the U.K, to assist him.
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The team is not looking to replace natural pollinators, but to assist them in their pollination efforts.
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Yes, in essence they're mining conversations to assist companies and personal agendas — take that as you may.
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They are ready to call upon the full array of federal agencies to assist if need be.
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With fund two, Binary has four core strategies for discovering the next startups it wants to assist.
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He returned to assist them, despite damage to his helicopter's tail boom, main rotor blade and windshields.
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MCM is a family business and we are all devastated and doing everything we can to assist.
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Obtaining private attorneys to assist in the interviews has caused some to rack up large legal bills.
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Mosabeh was always at the border to assist medics in the Friday protests, his sister, Eslam, said.
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On Thursday, Defense Minister Shoigui said that the ministry is working to assist the deceased submariners' families.
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The Vatican sent a six-man team from its fire squad to assist in the rescue operations.
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De Baissac raced out of Paris to assist the allies when she learned D-Day was imminent.
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State investigators as well as agents from the FBI are in Barron to assist with the investigation.
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The company said it had retained BMO Capital Markets as financial adviser to assist with the process.
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Adobe is bringing AI in to assist with a tool it released last year called Auto-Target.
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Gather your thoughts and use the 8th's new moon in Libra to assist you with your emotions.
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Greg Abbott has activated all 12,000 troops of the Texas National Guard to assist in rescue operations.
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Time and again, these victims have been ignored, and we are honored to assist these courageous women.
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For locals, the British Red Cross is accepting food, clothes and water donations to assist those affected.
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Manchin is holding out his support for Judge Kavanaugh in order to assist liberal Chuck Schumer's obstructionism.
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Brandon, my son, pulled up in his cruiser ten minutes later to assist Evans with the stop.
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In addition to text reminders, Uptrust enables public defenders to assist with other needs clients may have.
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But too little was done to assist the transition -- and we are now seeing the alarming consequences.
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Per the Chronicle, immigration officers from around the country are expected to be "flown in" to assist.
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"We routinely place ourselves in dangerous situations to assist others and save lives," the first responders said.
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Indeed, in Tanzania as elsewhere, patients' relatives are frequently asked to assist health professionals with minor tasks.
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Phillips' responsibilities as the driver also included unloading the children and Robinson's job was to assist her.
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Both sides exaggerate -- the rebels to urge outsiders to assist, and the government to show their prowess.
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Plus, she was working on cool, potentially life-saving stuff, like tools to assist in natural disasters.
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We want to assist them in navigating those sensitivities, so they can more successfully execute their productions.
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Thankfully, beachgoers reacted quickly, bypassing selfies to call in marine rescuers and lifeguards to assist the animal.
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Work with a financial advisor to create a long-term and sustainable plan to assist your family.
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Police say a man then came to assist Revis and the two men say they were punched.
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Like most of Toyota's robots, this one is designed to assist those with disabilities and the elderly.
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A uniformed Polish police officer will be sent to Harlow for a week to assist local coppers.
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" Brock asks Sanders to assist in American Bridge's fight to "expose conflicts of interest in the administration.
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Trejo was in the area running errands when he came across the accident, and ran to assist.
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" He added, "The team you have assembled to assist me in the Senate is remarkable and inspiring.
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Park rangers were notified and went to the scene to assist the second hiker, the NPS said.
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We must complement employee knowledge with automated capabilities like artificial intelligence to assist in identifying potential attacks.
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The troops joined nearly 2,85033 National Guardsmen already stationed at the border to assist Homeland Security personnel.
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It will begin using the index to assist it in redesigning these models to minimize this impact.
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When GM filed for bankruptcy, it received another $2628 billion in government funding to assist with restructuring.
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We appreciate the Department of Defense stepping in to assist the Department of Homeland Security as needed.
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It's Emily's List, which for the last three decades has worked to assist Democratic women in politics.
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President Obama has declared a state of emergency in the area, sending out federal officials to assist.
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The organization says it will strive to assist families who feel they cannot afford the higher fees.
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Immigrant Justice Corps, a nonprofit legal aid group, is sending fellows to Texas to assist asylum seekers.
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The White House faced multiple questions during Monday's press briefing about the president's pledge to assist ZTE.
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The former commissioners called for a "preventative strategy" to assist "fragile" countries at risk of fostering terrorism.
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Patient doing well and like a good #USPHS officer, I was glad to be able to assist!
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It actually does take a number of people to assist you with your parental and business obligations.
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His versatility to hit the ball and to assist his teammates, makes him a very dangerous weapon.
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Gates continues to assist Mueller in several ongoing investigations, according to prosecutors and his legal defense team.
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Throughout my childhood I found ways to assist my family, including working part-time since age 15.
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Group-IB said it had notified Interpol and Europol in order to assist in law enforcement investigations.
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They responded with an extraordinary commitment to assist the wounded in circumstances that many would find overwhelming.
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We can also focus the resources of nonprofit and NGO organizations to these border communities to assist.
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Bijlmer had tweaked his back, so he wasn't in the best position to assist his girlfriend either.
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" The statement also said the school was "working to provide resources to assist Kat in her recovery.
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The family intends to assist in such an investigation into the cause and circumstances of Jakelin's death.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said it was assigning two investigators to assist in determining the cause.
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The White House has also been silent, with the president seemingly ignoring calls to assist our people.
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Mr. Smith has agreed to serve as an unpaid adviser to Equifax to assist in the transition.
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Silgard and her team also collaborated with faculty to develop predictive models to assist in preventive care.
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We are in contact with this aunt and are doing everything we can to assist their family.
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This Harvard-developed hip "exosuit" is the first of its kind to assist both walking and running.
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During the election, Facebook deployed employees to embed with the Trump campaign to assist its digital operations.
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It is not uncommon for presidents to encourage other heads of state to assist in such probes.
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"We are working swiftly to assist all passengers and crew," Southwest said in a statement to CNN.
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The possible resistance hints at one of Apple's legal defenses of its refusal to assist the FBI.
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"I've tried to assist and give her guidance as best I can," Fraser-Pryce said of Thompson.
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The US government is sending experts to assist in the rescue effort, according to the army official.
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"We ask for God's guidance and for God to assist us through this," the prime minister said.
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One day, he added, they also hope to hire formerly homeless people to assist in their program.
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The company has publicly characterized its refusal to assist the government as a defense of users' privacy.
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The UN General Assembly obliged and prevented likely turmoil by continuing to assist Palestinians refugees in Jordan.
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Nellie Ohr was employed by Fusion GPS to assist in the cultivation of opposition research on Trump.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE announced a plan to assist Hudaydah and its surrounding areas, Reuters reports.
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The family intends to assist in such an investigation into the cause and circumstances of Jakelin's death.
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"I ... am always ready to assist in problem-solving, intervention and prevention," Sherlach wrote on her website.
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His message — that corporations needed to do more to assist refugees — broke through the high-minded rhetoric.
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Scott Walker had activated the National Guard to assist the city if necessary after Saturday night's violence.
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Just over 30% of that 58% even posted images of their symptoms to assist with the process.
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Embraer, the Brazilian maker of the aircraft, stands ready to assist authorities as well, the company said.
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Volkswagen said it will use the software to create an "intelligent co-pilot" to assist a driver.
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If you can't do this yourself, find a competent financial advisor to assist you in this process.
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Proceeds will benefit the Jazz Foundation of America's efforts to assist musicians in need in Puerto Rico.
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As it happened, casualties outpaced attempts to assist, and government investments in sources of future prosperity shrank.
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Their duty is to assist him, their oars all pulling in the direction set by the captain.
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Some hospital chaplains are highly trained to assist the patient and family with the human process underway.
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The regulator for decades has relied on employees at aircraft manufacturers to assist in the review process.
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The company said it has hired Evercore and Barclays as financial advisers to assist in the review.
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The Mercy is expected to be ready to assist "before the end of this month," Esper said.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that the Corps of Engineers was prepared to assist New York.
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The delivery of last rites was made possible after a nurse at Norwalk Hospital agreed to assist.
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Medical laboratory scientists and clinical laboratory technicians have been working extra hours to assist with the testing.
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"We will do whatever it takes to assist the advancement of Japanese companies into Africa," he added.
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Gru and Lucy enlist Gru's long-lost brother, Dru (also Mr. Carell), to assist in Bratt's capture.
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Nor are you required to derail your career in order to assist the young woman's legal case.
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Army National Guard and USCG helicopters were called in Sunday to assist, but blizzard conditions hampered visibility.
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One of the suspects allegedly told the woman to stop screaming, but did nothing to assist her.
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We are ready to assist you and we will work with you on academic and financial concerns.
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Butt was haughty and rude, Mr. Malik said, even to those who were trying to assist her.
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Instead, they provide some additional power to assist the gasoline engine during acceleration, helping to save gas.
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When that time comes, there are plenty of in-person and online financial advisers to assist you.
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Local and national authorities recognized the gravity of the situation and sent people and resources to assist.
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Figure out the priorities of the boss and raise your hand to assist when help is needed.
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The Trump administration would like to assist them through elimination or reduction of these and other rules.
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NCUA will still have a $6 billion borrowing line with Treasury to assist credit unions facing crises.
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Reached for comment, a company spokesperson confirmed that the company had built robots to assist its engineers.
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Dr. Shavelson strives to mitigate all symptoms and suffering before agreeing to assist any patient in dying.
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On top of that, he could double the International Rescue Committee's annual expenditures to assist refugees, forever.
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New Zealand on Thursday said it would charter an aircraft to assist citizens wanting to leave Wuhan.
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New Zealand on Thursday said it would charter an aircraft to assist citizens wanting to leave Wuhan.
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Mayes utilized all his resources to assist people trapped in these negative cycles: monetary, physical and mental.
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The embassies are supposed to assist and provide information to citizens in the event of an emergency.
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This makes it important that a doctor be present to assist in some capacity with the killing.
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John W. Nicholson, has requested a few thousand additional American soldiers to assist in training Afghan recruits.
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"We have the right people with the right skills to assist with this crucial inquiry," Williamson said.
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House bill includes Flint provisions: The House's spending bill included two amendments meant to assist Flint, Mich.
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The Brady Center has also tapped private law firms to assist in suing gun dealers and manufacturers.
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"We are the only Jewish organization whose mission is to assist refugees wherever they are," HIAS says.
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The National Transportation Safety Bureau said it is sending a 10-person team to assist the investigation.
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Additional funds to assist people affected by natural disasters will likely be included in upcoming spending bills.
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FBI teams and Interpol personnel flew in to assist, with nine countries contributing to the initial search.
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Zuma and the Guptas deny allegations in the case, which involved benefits to assist poor black farmers.
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Teams will also be required, starting this season, to retain a licensed psychiatrist to assist when needed.
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"Michael Clayton" director Tony Gilroy was brought on "Rogue One" to assist with script changes and reshoots.
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He is working to assist U.S. Catholic clerics on strategies to address the historic levels of persecution.
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They have also asked Bard and the Dutchess County, N.Y., police department to assist in their search.
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The filing goes on to describe how a voice-powered drone could be used to assist police.
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