The flip side is concerns around censorship and who is vetted and how they are vetted.
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Trump's action will place vetted and non-vetted travelers together in lines for protracted periods of time.
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" When asked if she would consider being vetted by the Trump campaign for the position, she said she thinks she's "pretty much as vetted as anybody in the country could be vetted already.
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"Look, everyone said we needed a system for this kind of research to be vetted, vetted by outsiders who were experts," he said.
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The process you have to go through is, you have to get vetted by the CTA, your company has to get vetted and then your product has to get vetted and then they pass it along to a panel of expert judges.
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The United States-vetted Honduran police unit wasn't "highly trained and vetted," as officials claimed, and D.E.A. agents "maintained substantial control" over the mission.
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Food, security, liability insurance, all of these issues have to be vetted, and they can&apost be vetted by schools that have their own interests.
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ELLEITHEE: Loo, I think she is being vetted the way Supreme Court nominees or candidates or perspective Court nominees have been vetted -- KURTZ: By the press.
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Warren Formally Vetted for Clinton Vice President PickSenator Elizabeth Warren is reportedly being formally vetted by Hillary Clinton's team as a serious possibility for vice president.
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" Asked by Jake Tapper if she was willing to be vetted for the job, Palin replied, "I think I'm pretty much as vetted as anybody in the country.
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The results already come from multiple fields, are reinforced by multiple lines of evidence, and have been vetted (extremely vetted, you might say) by several extended, multi-layered review processes.
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During this time, nominees are vetted by government ethics officials.
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Once a family's profile is vetted, their page goes live.
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That will obviously be further vetted through the investigative process.
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As for Red, she has been fully vetted as well.
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"He's never been vetted to be the top job," Sen.
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He repeatedly said he was not saying he's being vetted.
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What about people that are here that we never vetted?
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He was fully vetted in 2008 by the Obama campaign.
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He has also been vetted on the national stage before.
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He's been heavily vetted, particularly his time as Newark mayor.
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But they weren't collected in one, vetted place until now.
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But HighSpeed said it vetted its business idea with lawyers.
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The public isn't motivated to seek out verified, vetted information.
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I don't want them, unless they're very, very strongly vetted.
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That's why their information is carefully researched, vetted and presented.
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He is also being vetted as a possible running mate.
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New candidates for the latest update were vetted by Dictionary.
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He said, however, that he had not vetted their claims.
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The folks who get in have been vetted quite carefully.
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The first is a marketplace of vetted, verified pen testers.
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Biden's advisers insist that Bloomberg has not yet been vetted.
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They have been vetted and screened for potential criminal activity.
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These are the most vetted people entering the United States.
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It's flattering and everything like that, but I'm not being vetted.
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They currently have 225 vetted sitters available in the Seattle area.
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It's unclear if Johnson was vetted by Trump's campaign at all.
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"This was an extreme vetting program that wasn't properly vetted," Sen.
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Instead, they said, the workers are vetted during the application process.
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President Barack Obama has said refugees are properly screened and vetted.
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Trump's nominees have come from heavily vetted lists of conservative judges.
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Climb's credit offering covers 70 institutions; another 150 are being vetted.
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Those who work with them are vetted through criminal-background checks.
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Members only ask questions that have been vetted by NLD bosses.
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Uber said its drivers were properly vetted and had appropriate insurance.
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A senior Trump campaign adviser confirmed Pence is being formally vetted.
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Both men have been vetted as possible vice presidential running mates.
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New pilots will also have to be vetted by the TSA.
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Pax-vetted production decreases the chance of having a disappointing experience.
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Troublemakers can be threatened with deselection, and new parliamentary candidates vetted.
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Mike Pence is also being vetted, and retired Army Lt. Gen.
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Everything is vetted by us before it goes on the site.
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These regulations were arguably less rushed and somewhat more carefully vetted.
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They don't know — they can't be properly vetted, there's no way.
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And a programme launched last year connects sellers with vetted manufacturers.
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"They were placed in vetted homes," Santorum said of the children.
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As Jones's team vetted the data, they examined various possible explanations.
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New ministerial appointments to the cabinet must be vetted by parliament.
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First, interested entrepreneurs have to be vetted and approved by Amazon.
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From this chat server, the recruit will be vetted once more.
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For employers, aside from vetted staff, the focus is on simplicity.
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Culvahouse, a longtime GOP lawyer, previously vetted running mates for Sen.
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And it says the material from Mr. Steele was not vetted.
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The person said the group vetted allegations before making them public.
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If they'd properly vetted him, they would have talked to me.
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He imagined what a legally vetted Trump tweet might look like.
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What would it take for him to finally be considered "vetted"?
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Levesque: It's really about meeting people and getting vetted by voters.
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Pick sources of news that you trust and are well-vetted.
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In both cases, the charges have been carefully researched and vetted.
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It was vetted and he stuck to Teleprompter, and avoided disaster.
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These companies authorize repair only for a few closely-vetted outfits.
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"Unfortunately, she was not vetted by the production company," Tyler said.
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The channel will live within Snapchat's content arm, Discover, and will feature updates from all of the top candidates that are on Snapchat, as well as primary coverage from vetted news providers and some vetted user content.
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The curriculum has been well vetted and the classrooms are well stocked.
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Doctors' credentials are vetted rigorously and their hospital records are reviewed regularly.
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All of the picks ahead have been personally vetted by youts truly.
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We vetted his allegation in a cursory way, and basically transcribed it.
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His budget is a vetted document constructed by people appointed by Trump.
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CHUCK SCHUMER, (D-NY), SENATE MINORITY LEADER: Who has vetted these judges?
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Donnelly's hope is that Braun is less vetted than Rokita or Messer.
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"We fully vetted the guy," says one person familiar with the process.
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Students are being funneled into engaging only in previously vetted human constructions.
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It also questioned whether foreigners were being properly vetted before seeking citizenship.
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Kroger vetted a number of different AV startups before settling on Nuro.
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Meals during each excursion have been experienced and vetted by Stewart herself.
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Existing CFM56 suppliers were vetted before being allowed on the successor programme.
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All permanent ministerial appointees in Kenya have to be vetted by parliament.
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It's not as though Carson hasn't been thoroughly vetted by Senate Democrats.
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The transition says it is willing to provide Mueller with vetted emails.
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That, again, favors exciting outsiders with enthusiastic supporters over vetted establishment grinds.
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Yes, I suspect that this is the most musicologically vetted novel ever.
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Under the current system, all mainland IPOs must be vetted by regulators.
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The campaign declined to say whether Ms. Machado's background had been vetted.
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And, most importantly, the company only stocks products it has actually vetted.
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Jean Camp, of Indiana University, had also vetted some of the data.
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These attorneys have been vetted according to a host of qualifications standards.
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Burstien reassured prospective clients that lawyers vetted everything the company's operatives did.
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Candidates will be vetted and interviewed before Obama makes his final decision.
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Given all the circumstances, this decision would be highly vetted and considered.
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We have people coming to our country who can't be vetted properly.
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They are experienced and vetted through the app, and available 24/7.
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Burrell had the seeds vetted by Mississippi State University's Seed Testing Laboratory.
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Timothy Egan Give me your extreme-vetted, your ideologically certified, your elite.
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His manuscripts were vetted by the TV studio that owned the series.
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Content is still vetted beforehand and sometimes modified to fit local sensibilities.
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"This was an extreme vetting program that wasn't properly vetted," he said.
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So it lacks the carefully vetted details that would describe their corruption.
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Al presentations are rigorously vetted, and they are available on the web.
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Barrasso maintains the idea should have been vetted first by his committee.
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Kelly said Border Patrol agents should be thoroughly vetted and routinely monitored.
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The exhibit shows off correspondence in which ideas are vetted for accuracy.
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Under MLAT, foreign government requests are vetted by the Department of Justice.
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Hotels are vetted for their sustainable practices, including environmental and community impacts.
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We will welcome the already well-vetted immigrants and embrace LGBT folks.
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Every sentence of my books is vetted by multiple editors and experts.
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Those moves are supposed to be vetted through the chief of staff.
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Nominees are thoroughly vetted, and the groups eliminate candidates throughout the process.
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Greece is currently being vetted by its foreign creditors on reform compliance.
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Vetted sources are especially important in rehab, where scams can run rampant.
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ROSS: WELL, THIS INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN FULLY VETTED BY THE INTERAGENCY PROCESS.
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All of these criticisms are valid and present issues to be vetted.
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The U.S.O.C. had vetted her credentials, and checked her social media activity.
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Picks must be vetted by security services and then approved by parliament.
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"Because of who these people are, in order to qualify, they were already vetted to US military satisfaction to let them work with soldiers or on bases … security concerns there are much more acute and these people were sufficiently vetted to do the work they were doing for the US government — and then they were vetted through the former SIV program," Bates of IRAP said.
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"I was vetted by him and selected by him," Biden said of Obama.
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They partially echo long-held Republican complaints that Obama hasn't been properly vetted.
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Journalists will submit questions in advance which will be vetted by a psychologist.
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"This was an extreme vetting program that wasn't properly vetted," Ohio Republican Sen.
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Was the purpose of the meeting vetted by White House counsel Don McGahn?
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But the projects needed to be rigorously vetted and efficiently implemented, she said.
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She does not say a word in public that she has not vetted.
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For Mr. Olmert's protection, all residents of Wing 10 are to be vetted.
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The voters' register of 22010m has been vetted by KPMG, an international auditor.
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The Trump campaign compiled a dossier on Kasich, but never actually vetted him.
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Properly vetted, Jason and Becca skip off to trade emotional burdens at dinner.
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Five finalists, vetted by a panel of judges, are chosen to be interviewed.
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They also pass along vetted links to essays, videos, articles and book recommendations.
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When criticism is allowed, it is also often vetted, human rights experts said.
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It has been thoroughly vetted in committee and debated on the chamber floor.
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Do you have a deep bench of vetted candidates ready to be hired?
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Christie was vetted four years ago by 2012 nominee Mitt Romney's research team.
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The vetted groups have been a regular target of the Russian air strikes.
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Several of the drivers appear to not have been properly vetted or trained.
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It is a matter which should be thoroughly vetted and monitored by Congress.
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Eiman and her family have been thoroughly vetted by our already strict processes.
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Will it be open to everyone or a select group of vetted publishers?
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Every trade is automatically vetted against the investment strategy promised to the client.
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The winners of the lottery are then vetted as any other visa applicant.
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And this nominee should be totally vetted to be the Supreme Court justice.
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Kihara will have to be vetted by parliament before taking up his post.
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Leadership has indicated the countermemo may be released once it is properly vetted.
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Home Services makes it easy to book vetted professionals whenever you need them.
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People involved with the committee told the newspaper that they vetted every donor.
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The news organization never fully vetted the assertions that the dossier had made.
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" He added the P-Track device "seems well-referenced from prior vetted studies.
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"[Trump] was not properly vetted by his rivals or the press," he said.
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Even if the content is vetted and found to be true or false.
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And data scores are not properly vetted and validated and available for scrutiny.
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Like nearly everyone else hired by the campaign, Mr. Manafort was not vetted.
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Portman said she had already been fully vetted and shouldn't have been blocked.
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Critics are vetted by Rotten Tomatoes before their ratings and reviews are included.
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Sure, most of them have been vetted somewhat during prior runs for office.
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And all the episodes must be vetted by the facility's public information officer.
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Only one of them has been vetted by peer review at this point.
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Researchers on projects deemed classified are carefully vetted and must obtain security clearances.
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The people are not really vetted until they are already in the home.
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The vetted products are listed on various Islamic indexes that have concurrently emerged.
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When new users do submit an application, those applications are vetted by humans.
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Let the office send out a statement vetted by the public-relations staff.
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The agents assumed that Maguire's testimony had been vetted by the F.B.I. leadership.
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All operators are pre-vetted by Trip Advisor to guarantee credibility and safety.
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"Nikki Haley says 'welcoming properly vetted legal immigrants, regardless of religion," Coulter added.
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Major purchases by overseas buyers are vetted by Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board.
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We always want to help our fellow Americans, but this wasn't fully vetted.
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Prosecutors also argued that Mr. Shkreli lied about how MSMB Capital was vetted.
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But it's unclear whether the tariff announcement has been fully vetted and finalized.
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Today, Warby has 64 stores in well-vetted markets within prime real estate.
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They vetted each new member of the cell as Mr. Yazdani recruited helpers.
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Once vetted, their cases are turned over to Cook County State's Attorney's Office.
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He is being vetted for the position and the two met last weekend.
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Vetted, calibrated data from K2 Campaign 12 will come available in late May.
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In part precisely because of that bad political climate, the state party found itself without a more traditionally vetted nominee like an incumbent state legislator or elected prosecutor, and poorly vetted nominees sometimes turn out to make weird, Bigfoot-related missteps.
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Authorities said they would be released in small groups once they had been vetted.
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Farwell assures me he vetted the opportunity well and feels confident about his role.
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MURDOCK: Which basically has been vetted by the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society.
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The details: Users can report suspicious images, which are then vetted by Facebook staffers.
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Residents talk about their hope the screening process works, and that everyone gets vetted.
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"I think I'm pretty much as vetted as anybody in the country," she said.
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Eight parents have been released from custody and may not be vetted in time.
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The result was about a thousand times more effective than the originally vetted compound.
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I think this is an incredibly well vetted depiction of what was going on.
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"I'm the most vetted guy in this race, so bring it on," he said.
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One of those is reportedly having his tweets vetted by a team of lawyers.
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Only candidates vetted by a committee of 12 Islamic clerics were permitted to run.
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Global Giving #HurricaneMatthew is pounding Haiti and our vetted partners are ready to respond.
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The DA's office finally has vetted those claims and has determined they're not true.
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The Washington Post reported Thursday evening that Gingrich was also being vetted, with Sens.
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Kaine was vetted by the Obama team, but in the end Obama chose Sen.
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" Asked whether he is being vetted by Trump's campaign, Flynn said, "I don't know.
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Tech platforms are charging advertisers more to run ads within pools of vetted videos.
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When asked if the Trump Foundation had vetted the charity, the spokesman said no.
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This male individual would be less close, less involved, but also less thoroughly vetted.
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The program isn't open to everyone; it's invite-only so hackers can be vetted.
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But there's plenty of other Kardashian-vetted designers represented, such as Balmain and Givenchy.
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The reason for doing so, he says, is because they can't be properly vetted.
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Also being vetted is Judge Merrick Garland, sources familiar with the process told CNN.
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Clinton is rigid, and her posts read like they've been vetted by several editors.
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We don't need to have another guy run for office who hasn't been vetted.
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Creators are vetted through a short approval process, and Tingles does police the videos.
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Facebook says these partnerships ensure the service providers have been vetted and properly accredited.
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" According to LaPack, the details of the documentary have been "legally vetted and corroborated.
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Jay Sekulow, one of President Trump's attorneys, suggested the agency had vetted Natalia Veselnitskaya.
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In 275, he was vetted by the New York Yankees to be a pitcher.
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But it means we're eating ingredients that have never been vetted by independent experts.
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These advisors and coaches are first vetted by Shine before being connected to users.
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In the past, he's said he has "no knowledge" about whether he's being vetted.
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And all employees at nuclear plants should be thoroughly vetted before they are employed.
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It involves wrangling 16 agencies and ensuring that intelligence is thoroughly vetted and apolitical.
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Chris Christie (R), who is reportedly being vetted as a possible Trump running mate.
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I think Ryan might actually be the most popularly vetted Republican in America today.
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Yet about 10 shareholders now have dogs anyway, vetted by our management company's lawyers.
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Pearson said its donation had been nominal and vetted to prevent conflict of interest.
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He was polygraphed by counterintelligence authorities and his family background was investigated and vetted.
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The paintings are unthreatening, having been vetted for hidden messages and inflammatory political statements.
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Decisions of such consequence normally are thoroughly vetted by a president's national security advisers.
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A pair of transgender artists-turned-producers vetted the story lines to ensure authenticity.
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When they have apologized, they have done so with carefully worded, legally vetted statements.
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My opinion was that the F.B.I. should have properly vetted him to start out.
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All operators listed are pre-vetted for credibility and safety backed by Trip Advisor.
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I also believe that those traveling to the United States should be extensively vetted.
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"Unmaskings" are supposed to be rare and legally justified through a carefully vetted processes.
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Justin Fairfax (D) should be vetted before calls are made for him to resign.
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Booker said Tuesday he was "pleased" he was vetted as one of Clinton's choices.
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Other organizations are looking to help direct older residents to vetted local service providers.
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This way, parents can ensure that their kids are getting vetted and accurate information.
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So, all that needs to be very, very carefully vetted at the right time.
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Trump's responses would be vetted by his legal team before they're sent to Mueller.
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I hope the president will soon sign commonsense legislation broadly supported and rigorously vetted.
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Moved makes money through referral fees from its partners, which it says are vetted.
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They also cast doubt on whether it had been vetted through normal policy channels.
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They are already intensely vetted, and previous attackers have generally come from other countries.
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She will be vetted this month by European parliamentary committees before a final vote.
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He still needs to be vetted by parliament, but its approval is not mandatory.
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His policy achievements thus far have been sharply polarizing, needlessly disruptive, and poorly vetted.
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Most of them — all but about 400 — have been vetted and approved as refugees.
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The researchers also used a complicated study design that will need to be vetted.
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And it means welcoming properly vetted legal immigrants, regardless of their race or religion.
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Officials will release a "fully vetted" timeline on Friday, according to the Nevada Independent.
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It comes as no surprise that the film was vetted by the army before release.
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According to ScootFleet's website, it will also supply vetted delivery drivers, including the required insurance.
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Others say that the effectiveness of these scores haven't been vetted on enough populations yet.
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"I was vetted by him and selected by him," Biden said of Barack Obama Saturday.
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Schumer claimed several Republican nominees had "dramatic" ethical issues that needed to be fully vetted.
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Check out Network for Good's list of vetted nonprofit organizations and consider making a donation.
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Three editors worked with me through several more drafts, and Dunn vetted the story again.
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Yet the FBI vetted American sources using the database, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Smart Sync uses available kernel extensions and has been thoroughly vetted for security,Sheehan said.
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Earlier this week, the Times said that federal appellate Judge Jane Kelly was being vetted.
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Instead, investments should be vetted case by case and the decision open to judicial review.
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His ideas, though extreme, are vetted through the same conservative policy apparatus as everyone else's.
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All are vetted for criminal history and whether they pose a threat to national security.
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Burns said he did not know if he had been vetted by the Trump campaign.
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The NSF mark also signals that a product's ingredients and dosing have been independently vetted.
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That information may eventually result in US airstrikes once the information has been properly vetted.
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MedRepublic's platform of "highly curated and vetted doctors" should cut down time spent on research.
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The trouble with rich neophytes, explains Mr Mooney, is that they are not properly vetted.
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It is the sum total of many elements, vetted against cultural, professional and historic standards.
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The new plan would raise the number of Palestinian workers vetted by Israeli security officials.
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Also, the people performing the tasks are vetted by TaskRabbit and all jobs are insured.
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But the allegations detailed on the network aren't vetted and shouldn't be taken as gospel.
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He even corrupted an elite Colombian police unit that the DEA specially trained and vetted.
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It's also carefully vetted by PR and legal departments for each of the parties involved.
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All documents provided to you have been vetted by a team of established legal professionals.
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The government says it wants to ensure that potential sponsors are suitable and properly vetted.
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But some chargers who I spoke to said they were only vetted over the phone.
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It more recently rolled out a marketplace featuring vetted small businesses that provide similar services.
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The highlighted goods, you see, are likely to be vetted by the folks at Amazon.
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Turnkey is FIDO-certified, meaning it's been vetted and meets certain security and privacy standards.
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I have tried to be specific, to answer questions so my proposals can be vetted.
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Scott Pruitt is the most thoroughly vetted nominee we've ever had to lead this agency.
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Those documents are being vetted and given to the committee by the Bush legal team.
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Initial candidates are vetted by members of the community, which can vouch for new applicants.
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Last year, three finalists were grown all over New Jersey and vetted at six tastings.
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"I'm very confident this gentleman had been fully vetted," Mr. McAuliffe said of Mr. Wang.
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The fight includes US-trained fighters known as the Vetted Syrian Opposition and Turkish forces.
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Reddit is the largest data set in the English-speaking world of vetted, nuanced responses.
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Mr. Trump wants to stop individual from coming into this country who cannot be vetted.
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Both are extraordinarily well known and have been vetted by the American public for decades.
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"These are all questions with enormous dollar implications that haven't been fully vetted," Levitt said.
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But the move could provoke criticism from some Republicans that inmates aren't being properly vetted.
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Critics pointed to flaws in the list and questioned whether it had been properly vetted.
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Trump knew -- or checked on the fact that -- Jackson had been vetted by the FBI.
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What interventions and alternatives do exist, however, are often inadequate—or haven't been properly vetted.
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And so to really get an 'A' rating the privacy policy needs to be vetted.
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My campaign's reports and practices are thoroughly vetted by Certified Public Accountants and outside counsel.
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Treatment centers now will be able to run ads after being vetted by Portland, Ore.
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The hotel companies say their private lodgings are vetted, outfitted and maintained to hotel standards.
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Message points must be culturally informed, targeted based on regional demographics, and vetted by professionals.
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"At this point after two years I've probably been more vetted than anyone," Kushner said.
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Would you like to have your money mistakes addressed by qualified and vetted financial experts?
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Facebook wants to make it easier for people to find local news from vetted sources.
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Up until now, American forces had only been embedded with vetted rebel and Kurdish groups.
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"Fato ou Fake," the news literacy project, has vetted more than 700 pieces of information.
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Soon we propagated time-sensitive videos capturing evidence to be vetted by a ravenous public.
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"It was not a ban; however, I think it was not properly vetted," said Sen.
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But even then, they usually tell only carefully vetted tales that burnish the SEAL image.
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The company also added links to vetted content that explained that the video was manipulated.
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It is not, for one thing, an off-the-rack gathering of market-vetted stars.
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In some cities, Google Assistant includes businesses vetted by partner search services HomeAdvisor and Porch.
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One described himself as distressed; another worried that the candidates had not been adequately vetted.
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Michael Flynn, whom Trump reportedly vetted for vice president, had a simple message for Cruz.
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Some Republicans pushed back against allegations that the White House has not vetted nominees properly.
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Syrians trained and vetted by the American military will serve as a transitional security force.
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Future guardians will be vetted for other suitability issues, such as financial stability, he added.
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Teachers there later vetted other Google products, effectively becoming a test lab for the company.
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They aren't liberal, just heterodox, and today's appointees may be better vetted or truer believers.
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"They should have vetted me better before they allowed me to be crowned," she said.
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"They should have vetted me better before they allowed me to be crowned," she said.
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And after Clinton lost the primaries, Bayh was extensively vetted to be Obama's running mate.
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It has been vetted by several security experts, who we owe a great debt to.
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Visitors to a streamer's house have to sign an agreement and be vetted by CamSoda.
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During these layovers, all of the pups will be vetted and brought back to full health.
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The solo bandana has become a fashion girl-vetted accessory (something our wallets have definitely appreciated).
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They&aposve been incredibly well vetted by the Federalist Society, by the Heritage Foundation as well.
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Advocates say refugees are vetted thoroughly and end up being a boon to their new communities.
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"You don't get to ride around in Humvees with Marines unless you've been vetted," Johnson said.
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Some of the vetted groups have received military training overseen by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency.
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Its conclusions are vetted, giving it an education that should improve its effectiveness in the future.
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" The lawyer added, "I think that her story has to be carefully listened to and vetted.
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As we saw with AccuWeather, all code, especially from random companies, should be vetted before inclusion.
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We've vetted all of these salons to ensure safety, cleanliness, and fair legal wages for manicurists.
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They desperately need to hire a very experienced senior PR person (who would have vetted this).
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A former Syrian opposition figure said rebels were vetted to the best of the CIA's ability.
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At ABC News and 20/20, when we put things on the air, it is vetted.
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Not all justices involved in partisan nominations, or who were poorly vetted, handed down dreadful rulings.
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Facebook says it will restrict the data developers can access if the app hasn't been vetted.
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And I worry it's not the system that's going to get a bill that's fully vetted.
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It then opened up access to the receipts to all vetted Turk workers on November 22nd.
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Candidates for tutoring are also thoroughly vetted by the company — including background checks, interviews and testing.
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We need more targeted measures, ones that have been vetted to ensure that they really matter.
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And his latest merch assortment is not only Bieber-vetted, but it's also all under $100.
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These aren't private clubs where membership is only given to a select, vetted group of friends.
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We look at vetted domains and sources to see what should be promoted in the algorithms.
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Rob Portman of Ohio said the plan to strengthen vetting of refugees was itself not vetted.
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He's also leading Trump's transition team and is being vetted as a possible vice-presidential candidate.
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"It was developed, reviewed, and vetted by our nation's top scientists through multiple drafts," she added.
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Authorities who've been vetted and certified by us will offer their insights to better serve you.
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Musk has countered that the information was not material, and did not need to be vetted.
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Ghosn has said he is innocent and believed the compensation arrangements had been vetted by experts.
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Native Land is constantly being updated with user feedback and isn't vetted as an academic resource.
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Judge Sri Srinivasan is one of those being vetted, people familiar with the process told CNN.
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Sandoval had expressed interest in position and told Reid that he was open to being vetted.
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"OnePlus has a sterling reputation, and we've researched the device and vetted it thoroughly," Freier said.
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Then he grabs a quick breakfast with Black Jack Foley who talks about getting him vetted.
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Apple typically portrays its industrial design team as a tight-knit group, with carefully vetted hires.
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Yet some experts caution against taking medicines produced by DIY tech that hasn't been sufficiently vetted.
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Language must be vetted for problems, not only internally, but also by the public at large.
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And we are urging President Obama to establish new national monuments that have been thoroughly vetted.
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His intelligence wasn't and isn't vetted but viral — and conveniently suited to his argument and needs.
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Sponsors are required to fill out and submit paperwork and then must be vetted and approved.
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Clearly, Jackson should have been vetted, just as any presidential nominee should head to Capitol Hill.
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"We are in an era when people oftentimes speak without having vetted the information," she said.
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She was told that she had been vetted by the Secret Service and had passed muster.
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It incentivizes publishing or airing what sells, and salacious lies sell better than carefully vetted truth.
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He adds that the advertisers are kid-appropriate, and are vetted and served internally by Roku.
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The Senate vetted the issue last year, and there is still strong support in the chamber.
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The San Antonio-based lawmaker said that he doesn't think his brother has been vetted yet.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey and Newt Gingrich, the former House Speaker, are also being vetted.
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Their proposals have not been vetted by their own caucus, the healthcare industry or their constituents.
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They vetted a one-line repeal and faced resistance from the Senate Parliamentarian, a Senate staffer.
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It turns out a major news story that Ronda took the lead on wasn't properly vetted.
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Early U.S. attempts to field carefully vetted, U.S.-trained rebel formations in Syria achieved less success.
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When we had our wills and trust created, for example, the bank's attorney vetted the documents.
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Access to the meetings is restricted to people who have been vetted through a screening process.
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But Facebook nonetheless included the company on a list of recommended, and supposedly vetted, marketing partners.
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Most of the organizations listed here have been vetted by the watchdogs Charity Navigator or CharityWatch.
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" He declined to specify when Mr. Moore would be formally nominated: "He's being vetted right now.
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Instead, the president submitted written responses, vetted by his lawyers, to questions from the special counsel.
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He said that Mr. Duterte's list was not thoroughly vetted, and said he welcomed an investigation.
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If you go this route, just make sure you've vetted and trust the adviser you're seeing.
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Apparently, I have been more thoroughly vetted in my professional work by my employers ... than Trump.
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The third-degree is welcome, since candidates for important policy positions ought to be vetted thoroughly.
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By engaging a crowd of vetted and managed hackers, we can stay ahead of the threat.
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You're better off hopping online and browsing through recipes that have been vetted by fellow schmucks.
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As a result, my decisions, in both business and my personal life, are much better vetted.
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Brian Sandoval (R), who was reportedly being vetted for the open seat, withdrew late last month.
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Foreign beneficiaries of U.S. military training programs are vetted for a record of human rights abuses.
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Under SMR, key staff are vetted by the FCA and must spell out their job description.
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Scorsese complains about the homogenization of "market-researched, audience-tested, vetted, modified, revetted and remodified" content.
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Assad's enemies have been supplying vetted rebel groups with weapons via a Turkey-based operations center.
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People want to consume stuff that their friends have shared … A friend vetted this for me.
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The President then released a list of nominees who had been vetted to meet that test.
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Martin's friends, who had entrusted their children to Wood for seven years, had vetted the provider.
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" He added that "not everyone in a unit needs to be vetted for advising to begin.
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When I mentioned the forgery, Bulbov admitted that perhaps his team hadn't properly vetted every agent.
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Kavanaugh has stated that he vetted judicial nominees for President Bush while he served in the White House, but did he apply a litmus test to judges that he vetted and helped nominate, or cater those nominations to the movement to gut and overturn Roe v. Wade?
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It is important for the American public to know if the dossier was paid for by another candidate, used in court pleadings, vetted before it was used, vetted after it was used, and whether all relevant facts were shared with the tribunal approving of the FISA application.
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Pick a job and tell them where you are, and they send a vetted stylist to you.
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Anyone can download them, but without a vetted government credential you won't be able to log in.
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However, Davis told reporters Monday that the changes had been vetted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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I mean, the fact is the Federalist Society has vetted these people, they are all distinguished jurists.
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Before hiring her, Wang interviewed Paragas via video, then vetted her with an international criminal background check.
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Like Facebook, Twitter will only run pre-roll ads next to vetted content from select, trustworthy publishers.
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In Britain the intended parents are vetted by social workers before they can take the baby home.
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However, each seller is then vetted by Zilingo for authenticity, pricing, and a series of other metrics.
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Last month, Uber updated its app to give riders confidence that their driver has been safely vetted.
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And of course, those decisions need to be vetted at various points along the decision-making chain.
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In 2000 De Beers said it would stop strictly controlling supply, selling instead to carefully vetted buyers.
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The viability of Vetted rests on the practicality of performing veterinary services on your living room floor.
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That means that both candidates and employer vacancies are vetted being accepted on to its job platform.
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The proposals were vetted and submitted for judgment by tech-savvy astronaut and former ISS resident Col.
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Anonymized data, shared securely with well vetted academics, would likely bring us much closer to the truth.
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So limiting Instant Apps to games that have been vetted by Google provides some peace of mind.
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NBC News reported in July that Trump's team vetted Flynn as a possible vice presidential running mate.
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Those vetted songs would then likely be what you'd hear on radio stations and at the club.
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Pilots also can't be in a moving vehicle and will have to be vetted by the TSA.
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His public comments are carefully vetted and negotiated to ensure they do not interfere with Japanese politics.
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All employees of CES are thoroughly vetted and complete a thorough FDLE background screening prior to employment.
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But a DHS official told POLITICO on Tuesday that it had not vetted or tested the app.
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The new tool is aimed specifically at YouTubers who want to have their channel vetted by Amazon.
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Rubio said Monday immigrants will not be allowed into the country if they are not thoroughly vetted.
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Roughly 100,000 people have interim clearances, according to McClatchy, meaning they haven't actually been entirely vetted yet.
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Aschentrup says Tandem has around 150 vetted tutors offering paid lessons on the platform at this point.
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Because it's proprietary and vetted, Snapchat is better positioned to monetize that content off of its app.
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"Clinton's views on markets and economy are well-known and well-vetted," said one of the respondents.
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The nominee had been vetted but passed over for the highest bench by Mr Obama twice before.
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But as the health care debate has shown, options need to be developed inclusively and vetted publicly.
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He figured that Jackson must have been vetted enough, given that he was the White House physician.
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Lisa Fairfax, a Democrat, and Hester Peirce, a Republican, were both vetted by the panel in March.
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The quicker data can be vetted and integrated, the more useful that data is, portfolio managers say.
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Security is tight, and all visitors are vetted by the Ministry of Defense, a security official said.
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Democrats unsuccessfully called to postpone the vote so the amendments could be vetted and negotiations could continue.
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The nation is deciding on a powerful leader and policymaker who will not be vetted by Congress.
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It also vetted employees, inspected venues and developed emergency response and evacuation procedures, according to the lawsuits.
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The papers will be vetted one more time before they are presented in Hong Kong, they said.
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A retired admiral, James G. Stavridis, is being vetted as a possible running mate for Mrs. Clinton.
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So as far as my Snapchat's concerned, you need to be vetted before I let you in.
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It creates a space in which issues can be vetted and explored, and positions examined and debated.
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The alternative headline is vetted, in writing, by a colleague — often editors end up batting around alternatives.
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They said the revamped SAT had been, if anything, more thoroughly vetted for fairness than older iterations.
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They are vetted for preexisting interests in the region — and importantly, Senate committees are informed and consulted.
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You can trust that these popular spot treatments have been vetted by us and your fellow shoppers.
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Chris Christie (R) of New Jersey and former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) are also being vetted.
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Another potential program would pair companies with vetted video producers to create sponsored content, one buyer said.
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Zeel is a massage business, so our biggest asset is our network of vetted, licensed massage therapists.
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In the past, Lifeline participants were vetted by mobile carrier companies including Verizon and T-Mobile USA.
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But, but, but: Given the volume of Democrats running, it also means many haven't been fully vetted.
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These books come loaded with vetted, preselected supplementary material and homework assignments that can be graded online.
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Vetted app makers have 60 seconds to pitch their app idea to the show's star judges—Will.i.
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Like its other verification programs, the jewelry is vetted by third-party authentication experts before being listed.
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The earnings report did not indicate whether the viewership numbers have been vetted by a third party.
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So many pitfalls exist that most administrations don't release potential nominees' names until they've been preliminarily vetted.
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I was thoroughly vetted by the White House, the F.B.I., the American Bar Association and this committee.
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The new agreement unveiled Friday addresses that ambiguity by listing what kinds of statements must be vetted.
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It's an independent look at all the research on GMOs to date, vetted for conflicts of interest.
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Since then, cases have generally been vetted by Justice Department lawyers before being sent to the president.
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Some published their findings online and in printed volumes, although they were usually vetted by church leaders.
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At the time of the announcement, Mr. Moore had not been formally vetted by the White House.
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Also, I stay far from any app that has not been vetted by Google Play or Apple.
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In fact, of all the people who enter the United States, refugees are the most thoroughly vetted.
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Some market observers also believe IEOs are not any safer just because exchanges have vetted the projects.
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"We vetted him as best we could," Mr. Ellis said, and ultimately agreed to file a suit.
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The clothes are made mostly in India, in a factory vetted by the house for ethical practices.
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And some facial recognition products used by the police — including Clearview's — haven't been vetted by independent experts.
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Their evidence has been fully vetted in the investigatory process and in motion practice before the court.
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But analysts say the system is overly complicated and has not been vetted in the real world.
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Yet the agency has not vetted the vast majority of vaping devices or flavored liquids for safety.
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By definition, they are in need and in danger — and they are scrupulously vetted for security risks.
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Trump has been as thoroughly vetted as any political figure in American history, if not more so.
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"This was a deal that was vetted by other senior members of the staff," Mr. Weaver said.
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Staff it with experienced and well-vetted detectives — not rookies and not individuals who embody rape culture.
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It's unclear how this effort will change the way travelers and immigrants to the US are vetted.
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Mr. Pai says he is concerned about fraud and says the affected companies were not properly vetted.
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And he said many of the complaints received so far have not been fully vetted or addressed.
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The Obama administration has offered no military lifeline even to rebel groups it has vetted and backed.
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Candidates will be vetted by Twitter through a partnership it has established with the civic nonprofit Ballotpedia.
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He also reportedly met with EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt while Pruitt was being vetted for the job.
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She has been fully vetted time and time again, and she is an honest and courageous woman.
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The waiver request will now be vetted by the listing committee of the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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News appearing on each cities' "Today In" feed will reportedly be vetted by Facebook's news partnership team.
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But Stuart has refused, insisting he had vetted the matter sufficiently with the two groups in June.
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If we want clean, vetted, trusted journalism than we are going to have to pay for it.
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Lam under which the public could vote for chief executive candidates that were vetted by Beijing. Mrs.
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The university says that the data wasn't necessarily incorrect, but that the study was not properly vetted.
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There's almost no information that hasn't been vetted or censored by the military going in or out.
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I was thoroughly vetted by the White House, the FBI, the American Bar Association and this committee.
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A US-vetted strike against Mobley's prison may constitute a war crime, Reprieve told the State Department.
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It vetted over 2,000 applicants via Instagram using celebrity judges including Orange Is the New Black's Dascha Polanco.
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They argue Trump's nominees have not been properly vetted or present conflicts of interest that must be heard.
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The agency also took issue with Tesla releasing additional information about the crash before it could be vetted.
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North Koreans are vetted closely before being sent overseas to minimise the risk of defection, the report said.
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The president said his administration wanted to assure the public the refugees were being properly screened and vetted.
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After getting the baby dog vetted and on a healthy diet, Jackson placed Sunshine in a foster home.
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He claims Patreon has vetted the tiers with a large group of creators to make sure they're acceptable.
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And especially horrifying, she had a record of child abuse and the company hadn't vetted her at all.
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If Biden decides to run, his entire history will be vetted by voters just like any other candidate.
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And we should insist that the technology upon which we build our Democracy be open and broadly vetted.
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The panel, which vetted Thomas' nomination by then-President George H.W. Bush, was composed entirely of white men.
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An IRC spokesperson recommends turning to Refugee Council USA's website to find volunteer listings from other vetted organizations.
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Sanders, unlike Biden, never really has been vetted — other than some sloppy attacks by right wingers in Vermont.
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Clothes are meticulously sorted by decade and vetted for any kind of damage before they hit the rack.
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It takes an average of two years for those candidates to be screened and vetted by American officials.
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" DHS acting Secretary Chad Wolf told Fox News on Tuesday that the app "was not vetted for cybersecurity.
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New deals at home will be subject to "severe restrictions" and vetted by ethics experts, but not banned.
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From 1964 all were vetted first by Stanley, who considered whether they and the hotel could get along.
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In one series of messages on May 7, several party staffers vetted a fundraising email from Clinton's campaign.
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People close to Ernst said she didn't seem particularly interested in being vetted prior to Trump reaching out.
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Instead of Spotify, there's The Overflow, with vetted Christian worship music, or Primephonic, with high-definition classical recordings.
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Unlike early online dating sites, most contemporary apps don't charge users to send messages to vetted potential dates.
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Verrico stresses that this won't be released to the public, only to pre-vetted schools and first responders.
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It is vetted by lawyers, by standards, by journalists here who are dedicated to getting the facts right.
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But unlike with services like Uber where drivers are vetted, the carpooling app crowdsources rides from everyday commuters.
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The New York Times attorney, David McCraw, wrote that the paper carefully vetted the allegations in the story.
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Block has partnered with local contracting firms throughout New York and New Jersey, who are vetted by them.
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The spokesman added that employees aren't encouraged or discouraged in making political donations, all of which are vetted.
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More specifically, it will come from "trusted" media sources that have been vetted by Facebook's community of users.
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The NRA said the trips were business related and had been vetted by the finance and audit committees.
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To make the new strategy succeed, the agency needs a stable of vetted, reduced-risk alternatives to cigarettes.
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" Those tweets are then vetted by Madame Tussauds, so only "the most fun tweets will get pushed live.
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The teachers had been fired from Lyla's school, which would reopen next week with new, properly vetted teachers.
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They vetted the results, short-listed 30 of them, and grouped them into the following list of 10.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign vetted candidates the same way you and I might vet a place for dinner.
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In the latest development, Vetted, a startup focused on veterinary services, is acquiring VetPronto, an almost identical peer.
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Eventually he teamed up with Rachleff to start "KaChing" — a market place of vetted portfolio managers — which failed.
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Vetted startups are then listed on the platform, where members have the ability to connect directly to them.
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The people who are refugees who are coming in—they were vetted for many years—they belong here.
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This month, she launched Goop Wellness, a collection of four different vitamin packs developed with Paltrow-vetted physicians.
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"Democrats have even complained that he has not been vetted thoroughly enough," he said on the Senate floor.
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First, the order is unconstitutional because it is unsupported with fact and obviously was not researched or vetted.
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Democrats had argued that Wheeler wasn't properly vetted to become EPA head in the scenario of Pruitt's resignation.
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Becerra has in the past said he has "no knowledge" about whether he's being vetted for the position.
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Romney merely did the job the media had failed to do for so many months: He vetted Trump.
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Given this diverse array of U.S.-based terrorism, we as a nation should seriously reconsider who gets vetted.
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But another NBC report from Thursday also said Pence is among those being vetted for Trump's running mate.
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"He's obviously got some interesting topics that we haven't really vetted while Chairman Grassley's been in," Cornyn said.
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North were, for the most part, vetted and approved after review and investigation by the NRA last year.
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When a new study is published, it must be thoroughly vetted to see how robust its results are.
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"Anyone who wants to come into this country should be very thoroughly vetted as an individual," he said.
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It is simply too late for new options like Pence or Ernst to be vetted and seriously considered.
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Grassley said it's uncertain when confirmation hearings could occur because the relevant records need to be vetted first.
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Of course, the method would need to be more thoroughly vetted before it could be implemented, they added.
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And even those reports are vetted by the agencies themselves before release, which erects another barrier to transparency.
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"They are, I think, the least-vetted content that he gets," Ms. Reeves said of the president's letters.
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For that reason, the database can only be used for screening purposes by customers vetted by Thomson Reuters.
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These celeb-vetted takes on the choker vary from minimal neck-hugging pieces to crystal-emblazoned statement-makers.
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Specifics are still under wraps, but that's something likely more affordable (and fully vetted) to look out for.
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It's far from the first time Google was forced to remove apps from its supposedly vetted app store.
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Zūm is a mobile app that enables parents to schedule rides for their kids from fully vetted drivers.
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The NTSB said Tesla had improperly released information related to the crash before it had been properly vetted.
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But I do believe there is a lot of information and evidence that does deserve to be vetted.
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Advertisers can then run ads using vetted, compliant, third-party data to broaden their reach, according to Zeotap.
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Had McKinsey vetted the Eskom contract properly, it might have spared itself some of the grief to come.
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Wade, and his potential nominees were vetted by a committed abortion opponent, Leonard Leo of the Federalist Society.
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With respect to the SARS strain, the drugs' effectiveness was never vetted in a clinical trial, he said.
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Regarding the SARS strain, the effectiveness of the drugs was never vetted in a clinical trial, he said.
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We've always worked with highly vetted partners and had a responsible approach to what we were doing, always.
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They have been vetted by the FBI and the press, and — crucially — confirmed by the United States Senate.
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TaskRabbit, for the times you'd rather hire someone to do the work, connects you with 140,000 vetted professionals.
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So, basically freelance security testers in the marketplace that we have vetted and verified and taken ownership of.
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They say there's no reason the state had to approve the system before it's fully vetted and fixed.
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It also enabled in-app donations to GlobalGiving, a nonprofit that redistributes funds to vetted, locally focused groups.
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"We carefully interviewed and vetted him, as we do candidates for all positions," Currie said in a statement.
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It boasts a USP Verified Mark, demonstrating that the product has been vetted for safety and accurate labeling.
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In the event of widespread illness, we'll need to rely on accurate, vetted information to keep us safe.
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The Arab fighters from al-Tanf are vetted and supported with small arms, navigation tools and medical supplies.
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They have to be vetted by Dave — he tells me which ones are good enough to be scared.
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The party said that Shadow's application was vetted for cybersecurity and technical considerations, including by third-party experts.
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But the big selling point for networks is the bulk of TV programming is vetted for decorum standards.
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They have vetted each other's significant others, nursed each other through breakups, become friends with each other's friends.
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Nearly half of all marriages were drawn from the same old pre-vetted, limited pool, blind-date setups.
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"What has not been vetted properly is not people like me, it's this new executive order," he said.
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The injunction, if granted, would allow time for God's decision to be thoroughly vetted prior to execution (literally).
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But another NBC report from Thursday also said Pence is among those being vetted for Trump's running mate.
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Any buyer would have to be similarly vetted by M.L.B. and pass a vote of the league's owners.
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Many of them are organized and vetted by Mr. Colina and his group, Politically Persecuted Venezuelans in Exile.
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Tesla did not respond to Reuters inquiries as to whether all of the weekend's tweets had been vetted.
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Brown says he hasn't had any formal discussions with the Clinton campaign about being vetted for vice president.
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They do not yet have a unified plan that has been vetted by party members and their constituents.
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The source said that all GE transactions, including this one, are vetted by outside advisors and the board.
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Both countries can accept refugees, but not until they can be properly identified and vetted for security threats.
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Bharara told me that the case originated in the State Department, and was properly vetted by his office.
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Compared with other types of immigrants, refugees are the most thoroughly vetted group to enter the United States.
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Tesla did not respond to Reuters inquiries as to whether all of the weekend's tweets had been vetted.
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Improvements in electronics make for superior picture quality, standards have been settled and the technology has been vetted.
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With Wag, their aim was to help dog owners access its vetted local dog walkers at any time.
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For one, the agreement has not even been vetted by lawyers and thus remains unsigned by both parties.
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Mr. Hassan said the local councils are vetted by the Y.P.G. and cannot be seen as fully democratic.
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"It needs to be investigated and vetted about how many of those are appropriate to overturn," Tepfer said.
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Sugarlift has a roster of over 100 intensely vetted artists that serve as representatives of their respective styles.
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These two drugs have been well vetted: Decades of research have deemed them effective for treating drug abuse.
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So far, the company has a network of roughly 1,000 vetted technicians in 40 markets, according to a statement.
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"I was vetted by him and selected by him," Biden said of Obama over the weekend in South Carolina.
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Just when we thought we'd fully vetted and finalized our wish lists this holiday season, something very important happened.
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The profession is among the "most highly vetted careers today" in North America, the Air Line Pilots Association responded.
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Between the lines: It's not clear how seriously the new idea has been vetted, we're told, especially with insurers.
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Previously, & Other Stories has paired up with the likes of Vans, Rodarte, and Beyoncé-vetted choker purveyor, Zana Bayne.
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"Just as people came way back when and came through Ellis Island -- they were vetted," the Tennessee woman said.
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There's a sign-up page for drivers, who will be vetted before they're allowed to use the Uber Freight.
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"I am NOT comfortable that Prime III has been properly vetted for all security and integrity issues," said Miller.
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"She has been fully vetted time and time again, and she is an honest and courageous woman," he said.
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"Some cybercrime communities would require you to be a vetted criminal before you can enter the community," said Miller.
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"You don't get to be an MI6 officer unless you're fully vetted and found to be credible," Stigall said.
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Porter was an influential aide in the White House who vetted everything that made it to the president's desk.
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Why it matters: Advertisers are looking for more vetted, kid-friendly content that can live on big video platforms.
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The surprise move comes as sources had told CNN Corker was being "very seriously" vetted by the Trump campaign.
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These balloons show the profile picture of whoever set them — normally, this would be an avatar vetted by Nintendo.
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Students from Cairo University, vetted by the government, were bused in for the first Friday prayers on January 2000th.
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The Pentagon has announced that it's seeking "vetted outside hackers" to test the security of US Defense Department websites.
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Some passengers are vetted, risk-assessed, and allowed to pass through expedited screening on a flight-by-flight basis.
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If I read any post, any post, and it's vetted by people that I trust—would I publish them?
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The startup then enables those looking for dogs to explore profiles from trusted, vetted providers and then facilitates connections.
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Katko said he's also concerned about how local airport workers will be vetted to avoid threats from insider threats.
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Although browser extensions are usually vetted and checked to prevent malicious use, sometimes bad extensions slip through the net.
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Google told The Verge that it only gives data to vetted third-party developers and with users' explicit consent.
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By the time it was lifted, however, fewer than 2252,216 of Ghana's million or so miners had been vetted.
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Levandowski has invoked his Fifth Amendment earlier in the case, so questions for him will have to be vetted.
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Right now, developers who build for the platform are vetted – though Facebook wouldn't tell us exactly how that works.
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Facebook funded most of the experts who vetted its Messenger Kids, an app for children as young as 6.
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BetterBrave also connects women with vetted and reputable lawyers in all 50 states who are available for free consultation.
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They insisted the nominee had been thoroughly vetted, and said they only wanted to hear from Ford and Kavanaugh.
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ServisHero – ASEAN's leading mobile marketplace for local services, connecting customers to vetted service providers through a location-aware app.
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Its decisions have to be vetted by the Council of Guardians—the reactionary grandees who disqualified so many moderates.
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Given the theme of this outfit, someone should definitely alert Moore to Alison Lou's celebrity-vetted emoji necklace collection.
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Investment funds are not vetted adequately, and foreign governments are not prohibited from owning or operating the regional centers.
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Uqora is backed by a board of three doctors who've vetted the research and believe in the products effectiveness.
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Part 107 flyers must also pass a basic aeronautical regulations test and will finally be vetted by the TSA.
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"They can't be properly vetted," Trump said of the refugees in an interview on Fox News at the time.
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White House counsel Don McGahn and the leader of the White House ethics office, Stefan Passantino, vetted the waivers.
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Coinbase initially decided against supporting bitcoin cash because of a longtime strategy to exclusively support established and vetted cryptocurrencies.
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The White House waivers were vetted by White House counsel Don McGahn and Stefan Passantino, the chief ethics officer.
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They then proceed, satisfied they have vetted the request, and entirely unaware they have exposed the firm to cybercriminals.
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When you get to your dashboard, it's an endless scroll of things that people you've vetted are in to.
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Donate money: By clicking on the button below, you can donate to charities vetted by CNN's Impact Your World.
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Critics point out, however, that thousands of refugees are being turned away who have already been screened and vetted.
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I have vetted my activities with a number of lawyers and it is clear that no registration is required.
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Gorsuch and Kavanaugh were both on a list of 25 potential nominees that Leo vetted for Trump in 2016.
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Every customer wants to know that their driver is vetted, well-compensated, and incentivized to provide the best service.
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"I thought surely people who sell on Amazon are very reliable people who should have been vetted," Noriega said.
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The pilot program, titled Hack the Pentagon, invited vetted security researchers to try to break into five DOD websites.
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Operators must be over 16, possess the requisite 107 pilot certification and be vetted by the Transportation Security Administration.
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Now, OCC chief Joseph Otting is also running the Federal Housing Finance Agency while a new nominee is vetted.
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Due process matters, and in the court of public opinion, all stories need to be carefully sourced and vetted.
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He was so close to the nominee that he was vetted as a possible candidate for the vice presidency.
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It later emerged that the signatures to hold the Ukraine referendum were gathered via the internet and never vetted.
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In the run-up to selecting Gorsuch, Trump met with three contenders and White House officials vetted several more.
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Once the employee is vetted, an airline ID is issued accompanied by a Secure Identification Display Area (SIDA) badge.
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U.S. troops are training vetted moderate Syrian opposition rebels to fight ISIS at training facilities in Jordan and Turkey.
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In the future, driverless cars with approved exemptions would consequently be among the most vetted cars on the road.
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A dedicated Facebook app helps to create a social-media appeal with links to vetted information about kidney donation.
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Much of the art in these competing, market-vetted private and corporate collections is being consigned to museum premises.
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The proposal would bar EPA from using high quality, carefully vetted studies when the researchers cannot make data public.
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Tom Udall said Wednesday that Wheeler should be carefully vetted, as if he were taking over for Pruitt now.
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In an interview with Fox News last week, Lynch responded to speculation she was being vetted for the job.
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These local organizations in turn vetted 32 aid programs to determine which ones volunteers might actually be good at.
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Customs and Border Protection had already detained people—including vetted refugees, people with visas, and even green-card holders.
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The fact that Kylie Jenner is the new Kim Kardashian West is a well-vetted piece of Internet wisdom.
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The perimeter of the facility was secured by a force of Cuban guards, who were vetted by the government.
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But the settlement was not vetted with the governor's office, the ultimate client, which balked at reinstating Ms. Walker.
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In a statement, Ms. Yam defended her column, saying that editors had vetted the piece extensively before its publication.
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They are not vetted like other immigrants, and they are not waiting in line the way the system requires.
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MEPs aren't exactly as high profile as national political figures, either, which means they're not being vetted as closely.
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Victims will have to apply and be vetted to get their portion, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Submissions are largely vetted by Twitter Support, which dumps applicants into various buckets: celebrity, journalist, athlete, business, politician, etc.
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That nearly disappeared when I was able to make sure a client was thoroughly vetted prior to seeing them.
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"I think everyone who is here illegally should be vetted to see if they should stay here," he said.
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Every hotel was personally reviewed, vetted, and selected based on the following criteria: Hotels located all over the city.
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A spokesperson for ABC News declined to comment on how its reporters vetted the identities of these purported acquaintances.
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Clinton herself joined in: "I have been vetted and tested," she said on Meet the Press on May 22.
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Evans insisted that A Starting Point would only seem objective if visitors knew the answers had been vetted somehow.
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Yet he found the seminar's Q. and A. session tightly controlled, permitting only written questions that had been vetted.
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The early rider program, which required vetted applicants to sign non-disclosure agreements to participate, launched in April 2017.
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It also would help to make sure they have proper safety systems and are vetted for potential military applications.
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They say the coalition will ally with existing groups on specific issues and will support vetted candidates and causes.
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The aircraft will not be used again until they can be vetted for security flaws, the agency has said.
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That refugees flow unimpeded into the country, when they are the most meticulously vetted people to cross our borders.
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For one thing, everyone who seeks admission to the United States under any of these programs is rigorously vetted.
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Trump wants an orderly immigration process, where people are thoroughly vetted before entering; Democrats want chaos at the border.
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Our health care workers and caregivers deserve a thoroughly vetted and researched solution that protects them in the workplace.
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Such news needs to be cleared and vetted by White House staff, who are in a Christmas quiet period.
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The puppies are now recovering and will be put up for adoption once they are vetted, spayed and neutered.
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The school said that its questionnaire had been vetted for accuracy by experts on both sides of the debate.
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"Each tip, be it from a submission or from a source, is rigorously vetted and probed," Mr. Dance said.
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After officials vetted documents submitted by about 33 million people, 1.9 million people were excluded from the citizens' list.
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Emanuel insisted the circumstances are not comparable because Clinton's orders were vetted and endorsed by his national security team.
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So there's a very straightforward way to carry that already-vetted language into this bill and provide some protections.
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William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, said the methodology used by Pew had been vetted over decades.
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And with security concerns all over the world, private clubs are a comfortable refuge where patrons have been vetted.
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The journalists C. J. Chivers, Thomas Gibbons-Neff and David Botti — all former Marines — vetted audio of the gunfire.
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He said Biden aides had vetted the funding sources for the speaking series and concluded they met his standards.
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"The internet can be a tool that can give people access to good scientifically vetted information," Dr. Schapira said.
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Paying members can ask questions directly to a panel of 13 vetted business owners in the college admissions field.
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Deans and presidents were vetted by the intelligence services and appointed based on their political loyalty to the regime.
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Amazon's strategic brilliance is in reducing the friction for these professionals to have their concepts vetted by Prime's curators.
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The games of our contemporary moment that "swerve" into new territory do it in a calculated, thoroughly vetted way.
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"If you think your viewers want to know whether or not the dossier was used in court proceedings, whether or not it was vetted before it was used, whether or not it's ever been vetted … then, yes, you'll want the memo to come out," Gowdy told Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace.
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According to former and current law enforcement officials, the Federal Bureau of Investigation had only vetted about 30 people for White House positions, other staff jobs and nominees that need to be confirmed by the United States Senate, a fraction of the 1,000 it eventually vetted for Mr. Obama's first-term team.
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It&aposs the only restaurant where you can&apost even enter until you&aposve been thoroughly vetted as a person.
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GoFundMe has vetted and verified campaigns related to the fires and created a hub to make them easy to find.
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"Refugee families who come through Della Lamb refugee services have been vetted by the U.S. State Department," Akers told KCTV.
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Before I started swiping, I had to give access to my LinkedIn profile, then wait to get vetted and approved.
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And he is going to produce somebody from a list of people who are thoroughly vetted by the conservative movement.
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But the fact is when you come over the border and we haven&apost vetted them, it hurt immigrant communities.
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"From a cybersecurity aspect, you don't know how well those third-party apps have been vetted by Google," said Herold.
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Uploads are vetted by the company for obvious reasons, given the product's targeted 8 to 14 year old age range.
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He cited the ability of companies to sell shares, and the credibility of being vetted by institutions like the SEC.
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Over the past few weeks alone, a number of vetted aviation sector employees have been caught in alleged criminal activity.
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Key to this is the startup's insistence that all accommodation is vetted in-person by members of the Spotahome team.
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In 13 De Beers said it would no longer control the market so strictly, but sell instead to vetted buyers.
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Subscribers also get discounts on pets products and services from Mars Petcare, Wellness, Trupanion, Rover, Audible, Vetted, KONG, and others.
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However, cryptography experts have resoundingly criticized Telegram's encryption as insufficiently vetted and say it's possible governments can decipher users' messages.
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If Mr Musk's tweets had been properly vetted he could have said what he said and not gotten into trouble.
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His resume is far more fulsome than when he was vetted as a potential running mate for Obama in 2008.
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James Stavridis, a retired Navy admiral, is not on the list, but did end up getting vetted by Clinton's campaign.
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Only once they have vetted the authenticity and legality of the company's ODI plans will the green light be given.
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Only recovery and addiction centers vetted by LegitScript will be allowed to run ads against addiction-related queries on Google.
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Who that will be remains unclear, but it is to be hoped that that person is vetted more thoroughly beforehand.
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US Special Forces are also advising what the American military terms the "vetted Syrian opposition," numbering more than 1,000 fighters.
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From desert towns in Arizona to international cities in the Netherlands, the below trips are weekend getaway vetted and approved.
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For every Syrian sent back to Turkey, a vetted Syrian refugee will go from Turkey to Europe to be resettled.
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In the future, they will only allow enrolled or pre-vetted passengers (or those screened by K9s) through the line.
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It appears that Lazarus is still up for adoption as he continues to be "vetted" back in the real world.
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According to the Washington D.C.- based rescue, both pooches are currently being vetted at an animal hospital in North Carolina.
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Facebook's acquisition of Oculus was vetted in a matter of days, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed in a testimony on Tuesday.
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But even after they announced it, remember they need to be vetted and confirmed, and that ... can take 90 days.
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General Electric executive David Nason withdrew his name from consideration in March, after he had been vetted for the post.
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Below are three reputable, vetted ways to help those who have fled or are combating the nation's latest environmental catastrophe.
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The program, which is still in pilot phase, allows Lincoln customers to hire a personal, vetted driver for any occasion.
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The set production and decorations teams even have the algorithms and other information shown on the whiteboards vetted for legitimacy.
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Tech standards for how they measure video consumption are very different from television, and they're often not vetted and verified.
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Fausto Zanetton, the former banker at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley who co-founded Tifosy, said clubs are vetted carefully.
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Small employers could automatically enroll their employees (who could opt out) in a plan run by a well-vetted sponsor.
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Once they're vetted, researchers will be given a predetermined department system and a set amount of time to access it.
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I am personally amazed by the number of recruiters who have sent us "vetted" professional coders who can't actually code.
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Lawmakers have 30 days to block the sale, Reuters said, but such action is rare as transactions are carefully vetted.
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Dillon said Thursday that this was the "first time" the coalition has ended support for a vetted Syrian opposition group.
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The SEC accuses Musk of having made material statements about production levels on Twitter without first having them vetted internally.
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Diane takes responsibility for the situation — she hired and vetted Bily in the first place — by resigning at Fitz's request.
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The CIA program which began in 2013 funneled weapons, training and cash to vetted FSA groups via Jordan and Turkey.
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Brian Sandoval (R) withdrew his name from consideration after reports surfaced that he was being vetted as a possible selection.
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Ultimately, service providers access to the marketplace is invite-only, and all prospective service providers are vetted by Globality's staff.
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Brian Sandoval (R) took himself out of the running late last month after it was reported he was being vetted.
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Kavanaugh was carefully vetted by a Trump team that did not want a vacillating jurist in the mode of Kennedy.
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Many of these companies have modest expansion plans, in large part because of the need to hire well-vetted drivers.
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And when users search for conspiracies, most of the results are from vetted outlets on the center, left and right.
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Many of the positions are vacant because the White House has not identified, vetted and nominated candidates for congressional consideration.
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"It doesn't stand up to reason that we're focusing on 6900,2628 people that are vetted for two years," Durbin said.
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People close to all three, on the condition of anonymity, confirmed that they were not being vetted for vice president.
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Gen. Flynn says he doesn't know if he's being vetted for VP Trump pick, but "honored" to be in discussion.
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They're going to do a really good job of discovery and these issues will be fully vetted in the courts.
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So in my world it's pretty simple: politicians are vetted first on their abortion position, and then we can talk.
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A Facebook Marketing Partner (the program created by Facebook to help advertisers select marketing tools that it's already vetted), Smartly.
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It was part of an official speech to a joint session of Congress, and therefore presumably vetted by multiple people.
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Fortunately for them, there's an easier path to become legal when the system has already, in some way, vetted you.
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I now have a worldwide staff-for-hire of over 1,000 like-minded "Dot Bots" whom I've vetted and approved.
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We had questions, and still do not understand how such severe consequences could be vetted out without proper due process.
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That led staffers to contact her and reporters to interview her, which led to her story being vetted and published.
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Otto then contacted a high-vetted vendor Waymo had begun working with despite the confidentiality agreements between the two companies.
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The neural network learned to identify these by using signals that had been vetted and confirmed in Kepler's planet catalog.
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Clinton agreed to publicly apologize for exclusively using a private server, her lawyer, David Kendall of Williams & Connolly, vetted Mrs.
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In August, it launched an online directory tool listing about 60 vetted agencies and tools for advertisers to work with.
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If you judge their efforts by the Western market-vetted buys, they confined their searches to art fairs and biennials.
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Requiring extra documentation might in itself prompt candidates to look deeper, even if those documents were not vetted, she said.
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They were vetted by a retired employment lawyer, Carol Merchasin, who contacted Ms. Winn after the first report was released.
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Would someone taking a course in aviation, for example, be vetted the same way as someone majoring in the subject?
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Then the work has to be vetted and approved by an Institutional Review Board, which safeguards subjects from potential harm.
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North Koreans sent to work overseas are vetted for political loyalty, but the government also sends minders to watch them.
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The Trump re-election campaign's wireless open access proposal was a poorly vetted scheme possibly intended to score political points.
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Ceasefire violations are vetted by the International Syrian Support Group, an international body co-chaired by the US and Russia.
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After he vetted the property, Brown thought the deal was worth about $250,000 and was ready to make an offer.
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As the government vetted his story, he made his way alone from Syria into Turkey, where American officials debriefed him.
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But it seems very unlikely that the Trump administration could get another nominee vetted and confirmed before the November midterms.
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By contrast, those who create content do not need to be vetted to distribute it widely on Facebook and Google.
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Previously, she claimed to have been (screencap) extensively vetted by her publisher, St. Martin's Press, an imprint of Macmillan Publishing.
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No one except CBSA staff, a selection of vetted NGO workers, and some lawyers, are allowed into the living quarters.
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Not only was Mr. Ghomeshi's essay a self-serving "woe is me!" tale, it was also poorly vetted and edited.
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"Listing off tricks isn't all that interesting," Mr. Tyrnauer said, adding that lawyers who vetted the film requested no changes.
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Barr has also warned that federal investigations into political campaigns must be vetted by the senior political leadership at Justice.
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The platform has more than 10,000 pre-vetted live teachers and offers interactive 1-1 lessons in nearly 60 languages.
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And to protect yourself from cyberattacks there are helpful guides you can use that have been vetted by security professionals.
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By the time a "physical analyzer" from the Israeli company Cellebrite vetted the device, there were no traces of malware.
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Candidates running for chief executive have to be vetted by a 1,200-strong Election Committee, which was selected on Sunday.
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But refugees are legal immigrants who are extensively screened and vetted in their home countries for placement in American communities.
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That means you're locked into a proprietary weed pod ecosystem, but it also means the pods are all being vetted.
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Quibi, with a roster of videos vetted and approved by Hollywood royalty, is a much safer environment for its ads.
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Executives at Viacom, the network's parent company, later said they had not vetted Noah's Twitter account before he was hired.
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It also raises questions as to whether KPN properly vetted Leroy's candidacy before triumphantly announcing her appointment on Sept. 5.
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This leaves vetted refugees in dangerous and uncertain conditions — seemingly in violation of the opening declaration of the Refugee Act.
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By that point, vetted refugees were the targets of ten per cent of all counterterrorism investigations in the United States.
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But, to get a naked photo, each donor needs to send proof of their transaction via Twitter to be vetted.
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Remember that most of Trump's tweets are not vetted in any meaningful way -- either by his legal or political teams.
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Refurbished devices have been vetted by experts to ensure overall functionality — in other words, they work as good as new.
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For example, it could become lucrative to get up breaking news even faster, before it's been properly vetted and confirmed.
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One is the "Hack the Pentagon" pilot program, which will bring in "vetted hackers" to test the military's cyber defenses.
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Was it the bureau that represented it to a prosecutor, 'Yes, we vetted this all out, you're good to go'?
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If we cannot trust what vetted scientists or professional journalists tell us, then we will have been rendered rationally impotent.
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In November 2008, Biegun vetted a call between Palin and whom he thought to be then-French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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I&aposm a Type A travel booker and am most comfortable choosing my own hotel that I&aposve personally vetted.
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When connecting people with not entirely medically-vetted services, he thinks that the "we're just a platform" approach is irresponsible.
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Unlike bigger apps, she says, League users are curated and fully vetted, so if they act inappropriately, they're immediately banned.
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He said he took the extra step of having the document vetted by a tough Dominican theologian, who approved it.
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No individual who sets foot on American soil will ever have been more vetted and verified than a refugee is.
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Brian Sandoval to halt the execution until the state makes its execution plan public, and it's vetted by the courts.
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Users may also put their own objects or properties up for sale, but they have to be vetted by TEND.
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Charities remain pessimistic, too, despite talk of creating government-endorsed lists of vetted humanitarian-relief groups that banks could safely serve.
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Both Haley and Chao will be vetted before they can be confirmed during Senate confirmation hearings for the Cabinet-level positions.
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It is weighted based on market capitalization of each coin and uses data sources vetted by the two firms, they said.
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Candidates running for Chief Executive have to be vetted by a 1,200-strong Election Committee, which will be formed in December.
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Three young men in "fashy haircuts," white polos and khakis, the white supremacist uniform du jour, superficially vetted potential audience members.
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Two weeks before your birthday, you'll get a prompt to choose from one of 750,000 eligible non-profits vetted by Facebook.
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One person being vetted for the No. 2 position is former Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, an aide to Fiorina said.
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"In the midst of this, there was this wonderful proposal from Canon," which both companies vetted with their lawyers, he said.
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The divergence between Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, who were both vetted by the Federalist Society, could have something to do with geography.
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Products can hit the shelves without being tested for safety or efficacy, and, often, without their labels being vetted for accuracy.
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In the civil lawsuit filed in Ontario, Collins says she called the company and asked specifically how well donors were vetted.
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If you are interested you need connections, and are carefully vetted first by the few real estate firms in the business.
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For instance, Sanders falsely stated that immigrants coming to the U.S. through the diversity visa program aren't vetted before their arrival.
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"I'm not saying they can't come in; they have to come in legally, and they have to be vetted," he said.
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Unlike some on-demand companies that are opaque about their pricing and monetization strategy, Vetted is pretty up-front about it.
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The tweets to be vetted were ones "that contain, or reasonably could contain, information material" to the company or its shareholders.
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The New York Times has reported that Kelly is being vetted by the Obama administration and background-checked by the FBI.
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Techstars vetted Farmcrowdy's model during a trip to Nigeria earlier in early 2017, Techstars mentor Cody Simms confirmed in an email.
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Each motorcycle rider will be vetted in the same way as its car drivers, and passengers will be provided with helmets.
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There have also been thinly vetted justices who have protected and extended civil rights, but such cases are in a minority.
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The only apps you can run on Windows 10 S are those vetted by Microsoft and available in the Windows Store.
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So by booking time through PhotoSesh, you'll tap into a network of vetted photographers who can capture their memories for them.
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And because the potential downsides of ETFs might escape casual inspection, they should be vetted as thoroughly as any mutual fund.
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Boatsetter says it has 5,000 vetted boats available, and is poised for 5X growth this year to hit over 10,000 rentals.
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The Republican National Committee criticized Harris as "the least vetted" of the Democratic candidates, calling her unqualified and out of touch.
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Mr. Schumer and others are convinced that a Supreme Court nominee will ultimately be vetted, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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Biden has said he doesn't want the vice presidential job and it doesn't appear the Democratic elder statesman is being vetted.
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While most have been validated in retrospective laboratory studies, only a few have been vetted by the Food and Drug Administration.
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"Refugees are the most vetted people that come into this country," Jericho said, noting it's a process that can take years.
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Due to exposure to foreign faculty members, pupils are heavily vetted for something Madden calls "political reliability" before they are admitted.
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As of last May, the drug kingpin is allowed to communicate with his wife via written correspondence vetted by federal authorities.
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KD: The facts in The Bleeding Edge are accurate, and they've been rigorously vetted by extensive research and by multiple experts.
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Well, sorry to burst your bubble, but the Oscars winners are chosen by vetted members of show biz, not dour monks.
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But the risks of a not-fully-vetted treatment need to be weighed against the risks of untreated depression, he says.
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As of summer 2016, over 3,200 exoplanets have been confirmed to exist, with thousands more candidates in line to be vetted.
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Going forward, the company says big channels included in its coveted Google Preferred program will be manually vetted for ad friendliness.
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"I vetted him with five people and got bad feedback about working with him," Drake's manager, Adel "Future" Nur, 32, said.
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Tom Carper, the top Democrat on the Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee, which is the panel that vetted her nomination.
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I had over 35 meetings with startups that I pre-vetted using CrunchMatch, and I made a significant investment in one.
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The brigade receives support from a covert CIA program designed to train and arm vetted Syrian rebel groups, according to Salameh.
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As part of that settlement, any material statements made by Musk on social media was to be vetted by the company.
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Caputova's victory complicates Fico's plan to leave politics by becoming head of the Constitutional Court — a position vetted by the president.
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Only J.P. Morgan clients who have been vetted for regulatory reasons will be able to transact with JPM Coin, for instance.
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"We spoke to 25 businesses and many wanted qualified and vetted candidates and/or workers for short-term periods," he said.
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You don't use an open-source drone to drop ACLU-approved bunker busters on a hardened target vetted by the community.
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The election process for party congress delegates is tightly controlled, with candidates vetted for their loyalty to the party and leadership.
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Amazon has already taken steps to ensure that market prices listed on its Canadian site are now vetted, the group said.
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Obama administration officials used this early assessment, vetted by the U.S. Intelligence Community, in its public statements regarding the deadly assault.
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That's the nature of modern film franchises: market-researched, audience-tested, vetted, modified, revetted and remodified until they're ready for consumption.
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A stampede of GOP elected officials publicly removed themselves from being vetted as running mates and then dodge follow-up questions.
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Politico reported late Thursday afternoon that President Donald Trump was favoring Powell among a handful of candidates he has recently vetted.
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They hired staff to implement the program, which included a web-based portal that links veterans to thousands of vetted resources.
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"I have vetted my activities with a number of lawyers and it is clear that no registration is required," he wrote.
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However, my husband and I decided we didn't feel comfortable having other people on our house, even if we vetted them.
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For more than 25 years it has vetted every big cross-border merger in Europe, empowered to block anti-competitive deals.
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Kaine was also vetted by President Obama as a potential running mate in 2628, so he knows the process. 28500. Sen.
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Both political parties should pledge not to use hacked materials, even if such information is vetted and reported by the media.
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Amazon's store lists an enormous number of products, but not all of those products are vetted by Amazon before being sold.
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This well-vetted process resulted in a scientifically sound rule that would protect the sources of our drinking water from pollution.
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Others noted, however, that potential jurors are rigorously vetted, and that anyone who had rights restored in error would be spotted.
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I vetted top-ranked hotels around the world on Trip Advisor, my favorite hotel aggregator, sorted by the 'Traveler Ranked' feature.
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It's all possible thanks to the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) act, which allows anyone to invest in certain vetted startups.
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Hundreds of babies have already died due to taking homeopathic medications which were not vetted by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Gingrich, who led House Republicans from 1995 until 1999, is one of the Republicans being vetted to be Trump's running mate.
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What will remain constant, however, is the need for a pool of thoroughly vetted and screened people to do the work.
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The company will match her massage request with a vetted, certified massage therapist available in her area at the specified time.
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" How they're doing it: "Jumia executives have set up credit lines, offering loans to vetted vendors from the company's balance sheet.
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By the end of pre-season, you'll have consciously or subconsciously vetted your lineup more aggressively than border control at JFK.
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But don't fear (and don't call in sick, just yet): These expert-vetted solutions will help undo the damage and fast.
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The process was so rushed that the tariffs don't actually exist yet — the details haven't been ironed out or legally vetted.
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He is usually driven around by vetted drivers or fellow doctors, usually without any headlights on, to stay under the radar.
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And having poorly vetted its subcontractor, McKinsey was less than forthcoming when asked to explain its role in the emerging scandal.
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Reporters' questions are usually vetted beforehand, and Mr. Li took none that asked about the removal of Mr. Xi's term limit.
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It is clear from the confusion at our airports across the nation that President Trump's executive order was not properly vetted.
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While the Census Bureau has shown strange reluctance to enact these vetted changes, it has been unusually aggressive in making others.
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Because Mr. Tseden's films touch on issues related to ethnic minorities, they are vetted through a stricter-than-usual censorship process.
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The dogs speed the security process because passengers have already been vetted for explosives by the time they reach the scanners.
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Caputova's victory complicates Fico's plan to leave politics by becoming head of the Constitutional Court - a position vetted by the president.
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A source familiar with the selection told CNN the President's pick for DNI was not properly vetted prior to the announcement.
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It was reportedly Clovis who vetted Carter Page, an international businessman, to be a national security adviser to the Trump campaign.
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Then, the dogs are sent off for about 18 months to prison partners where vetted inmates further develop the dogs' skills.
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Investments can be vetted for population growth, income growth, job growth, rent growth, home values, and crime statistics on the website.
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Some took steps to prepare themselves, including DeVos, who essentially vetted herself, according to the person who helped with her preparation.
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Although their jobs require expertise, sheriffs are not vetted other than during elections, which typically have low turnout and little competition.
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Ms. Shelton and Mr. Waller will now be vetted by the Senate Banking Committee and must be confirmed by the Senate.
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The IC has good reason to be wary of invoking the President's ire if it publlicly shares its coordinated, vetted assessments.
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While publishers typically have nonfiction books vetted by their legal departments, most do not check for plagiarism, fabrication or factual inaccuracies.
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It also needs to be fact-based and thoroughly vetted, and involve bringing the public along, if it comes to that.
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Neffenger insisted on Friday that airline employees in the U.S. are thoroughly vetted using terrorist screening lists and criminal background checks.
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That often results in a rushed process with fewer candidates interviewed, and those brought in for interviews not as thoroughly vetted.
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"Based on one report, F.B.I. vetted an individual, but, after vetting, determined that no further action was warranted," the report said.
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"In order to be able to handle sensitive information, whether it be diplomatic or intelligence, one must be vetted," he said.
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This week will see 29.5,22019 candidates vetted by Iran's unelected religious and legal authorities compete for 225 seats across 250 provinces.
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An unelected religious and legal group – the Guardian Council – vetted 15,000 candidates and barred more than 7,000 from running for office.
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Ultimately, the system within our democracy was not meant to limit presidential candidates to the vetted members of an aristocratic class.
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From NYU's standpoint, the research project was vetted by an institutional review board to ensure it's in line with ethics standards.
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Google cracked down, banning many rehab ads, though it allowed vetted ones back onto the Google homepage beginning in April 2018.
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But the idea that you only publish once every piece of information is in and fully vetted is a false construct.
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That's why they have historically been thoroughly vetted and investigated and also why the staff gets regular security and counterintelligence briefings.
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It has already raised over $1 million and disbursed about $800,000 of it in 26 grants to groups it has vetted.
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Hadn't NBC gone through a hiring process, glanced through his previous material and fully vetted him before bringing him on board?
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The company will match his massage request with a vetted, certified massage therapist available in his area at the specified time.
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Wonderschool wants to support these "micro-entrepreneurs" so they stay in business and parents have more vetted options to choose from.
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All senior managers must be vetted by regulators before taking up their post, but the banks apply the certification regime themselves.
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Everything on view has been vetted by expert curators and conservators, since the fair was historically a shopping mart for museums.
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Zen Hospice Project was known for its volunteer training program, which taught highly vetted people to slow down and cultivate awareness.
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The deal will also need to be approved by the two state parliaments and vetted by the EC. (Reporting by Christopher Spink)
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The language of statements like these is heavily vetted, and this one may be polite, but it is unmistakably a non-endorsement.
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"Walkers are not extensively trained but they are screened and vetted to ensure they have dog care experience," the spokesperson told Gizmodo.
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Faculty members apply for grants that are compatible with their research interests and grants are vetted on a case-by-case basis.
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Individuals, groups and institutions willing to invest at least $50,000 can comb through vetted real estate projects listed on Cadre's online marketplace.
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And so I do hope that we will have a fair hearing here, that he has a chance to be properly vetted.
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The US eventually launched expensive and ineffective efforts to train and arm so-called "moderate" rebels that had ostensibly been extensively vetted.
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"Nobody should be vetted with stupid, Islamophobic, hateful, bigoted questions before they meet with their representative," Soltani said on a Facebook video.
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Maya Dukmasova contributed additional reporting, and the piece was vetted by media attorney who'd checked all of my original work, Damon Dunn.
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We have 0003 to 2000 developers… With the network we've been able to increase it to 2100,2100 engineers that have been vetted.
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Since 2013, 24 paralegals have helped over 12,000 people from vetted communities obtain ID documents, sprouting a movement to end vetting altogether.
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"We are applying tougher standards to procurement projects and are keen to sign a carefully vetted, differentiated contract," von der Leyen said.
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It has been vetted for policy concerns by some of the best lawmakers in our country, and each concern has been answered.
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If Trump is removed from office, he'll be replaced by the Republican vice president he chose and vetted during the presidential campaign.
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FAO's spouses are also vetted, given that they are usually asked to accompany the officer to foreign lands and interact with locals.
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Shopping for beauty products already vetted for clean ingredients while they're on major sale: How's that for a deal within a deal?
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The discoveries both came out in preprint a few weeks ago, but they have now been vetted via the peer review process.
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Even now that Hansen's paper has been vetted and accepted for publication, not all climate scientists are on board with its conclusions.
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Snap hasn't given up on local news, but instead, the partnership hands off the curation and ad sales to a vetted publisher.
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Nobody we spoke to, including senior members of the transition, could remember what job Hollywood talent agent Ari Emanuel was vetted for.
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The NTSB says it took the action because Tesla had released "investigative information before it was vetted and confirmed by" the agency.
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They include the potential misuse of the FISA court, the loosely-vetted dossier on Trump and potentially missing emails related to Clinton.
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Thus, Moon is vetted and endorsed as an artist of merit, whose work bears witness to diversity in a visually gregarious manner.
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Michael Flynn has reportedly been vetted for the job, though his stock has sunk after an uneven entry onto the national stage.
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But when it comes to most traffic referrals, the app relies on algorithms to elevate news from vetted publishers in its feed.
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We&aposve had a number of people from countries that have terrorist ties with chain migration and their families are not vetted.
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"Amazon or Amazon-vetted professionals will install the smart products that are part of your Move-In Benefit," the Turnkey website says.
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Once the registration process ends, the would-be candidates will be vetted by the Guardian Council, the country's most influential clerical body.
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" He added that accidents were occurring "every 15,000 miles," and that some drivers "appear to not have been properly vetted or trained.
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Lawmakers have 30 days to block the sale, although such action is rare since deals are carefully vetted before any formal notification.
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Asked about this, Boris stresses that every experience on IfOnly is "vetted," suggesting that Airbnb might not be controlling quality as tightly.
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SEC SAYS TWEETS NOT VETTED The SEC contempt motion followed Musk's tweet to his more than 222 million Twitter followers on Feb.
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It's home to the TC Top Picks, a cadre of roughly 40 extraordinary startups vetted and hand-picked by discerning TechCrunch editors.
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Liberty Global last year merged the combined entity with Vodafone's Dutch subsidiary to create VodafoneZiggo after being vetted by the competition regulators.
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That section used to only include legitimate traditional news sources that were vetted, like the New York Times and The Washington Post.
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Membership to OurCrowd's investment community is vetted to allow only those who meet its "stringent accreditation criteria," according to the company's website.
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Earlier drafts were vetted by nearly a dozen leading investors and founders in the tech industry, including Ron Conway ad Ben Horowitz.
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The individuals chosen for this job are impeccably vetted for loyalty and sanity up to a special security level called Yankee White.
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To maintain security, only individuals and organizations vetted and accepted to the network will be able to request data through the application.
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It was peer reviewed by outside experts and committee members are vetted for financial conflicts of interests, said academy spokesman William Kearney.
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According to CNN, the piece was published before it had been properly vetted by an executive editor and the network's legal team.
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The information these experts provide is based on vetted information Hiro Baby sources from academic articles, pediatricians, nutritionists and respected parenting websites.
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The platform lets student ambassadors create their own tour videos, which are then vetted and uploaded to CampusReel for consumption by applicants.
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Once they are better developed and vetted, these methods have great potential to increase the "reasonable pace" beyond 10 chemicals per year.
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The services and prices below come from Fiverr Pro, the tier on the platform consisting of high-quality and hand-vetted freelancers.
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"America must fix its lax immigration system, which allows far too many dangerous, inadequately vetted people to access our country," he said.
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The second nominee, Ms. Fairfax, was presumably vetted by Senator Warren and reportedly pushed forward by Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio.
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Cases that are brought to Facebook's attention and submitted with evidence will be vetted by its bug and data abuse bounty team.
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Mike PencePence has rocketed up the board amid reports that he is being vetted and will meet with Trump over the weekend.
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Chris Christie (R) and former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) are also reportedly being vetted as possible vice presidential candidates for Trump.
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After Clinton met with House Democrats Wednesday morning, Becerra told reporters he has "no knowledge" that he's being vetted for the position.
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"My client has been issued a number of security clearances, fully vetted and she is an honest and courageous woman," he added.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, the leader of Mr. Trump's transition team, who has also been vetted as a potential running mate.
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One-off events covering huge geocultural swaths, the shows have been assembled by short-term curators who chose mainly market-vetted work.
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Many, but not all, of the groups have been vetted by, and receive covert support from, the C.I.A. and allied intelligence agencies.
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Mr. Somaa's conundrum summed up why the new offensive has been at best a mixed bag for the C.I.A.-vetted Syrian rebels.
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Interior previously outlined how meeting requests would be vetted by ethics officials before being added to the schedule on a Google document.
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I imagine in the interview process for a position at the Times, he was vetted for past public writings such as these.
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As these and other nominees are vetted and confirmed, a clearer image of the incoming administration's policies are beginning to take shape.
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Lawmakers have 30 days to block the sale, although such action is rare since deals are well-vetted before any formal notification.
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Critics argue refugees are the most heavily vetted group to come to the United States and highly unlikely to pose a threat.
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In the interview, candidates are vetted for things like their soft skills and how well their values' match up with Andela's mission.
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"Trump's style is not edited, not vetted and sometimes unhinged," said Charlie Smith, a Chinese anti-censorship activist and founder of GreatFire.org.
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That evidence, the Steele dossier, was not fully vetted by the bureau and was deemed unverified months after the warrant was issued.
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"Their nominees were not vetted soon enough," said one Senate Democratic aide who faulted Trump's transition team for lagging in its duties.
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They "are accompanying Turkish and vetted Syrian opposition forces as they continue to clear territory," a Pentagon spokesman said in an email.
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The ICIJ also said it vetted the cables with several linguists and Xinjiang researchers, and corroborated the contents with former Xinjiang detainees.
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Sanders has already vetted her, according to a report by The Intercept, as a combination vice president and secretary of the Treasury.
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And, he added, an I.P.O. enhances a company's profile because it shows that the business has been vetted by bankers and lawyers.
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His managers and strategists didn't focus-group messaging or test policy ideas; they vetted ideas through a two- to five-person chain.
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"We get tested, we get vetted, we get to feel the ebb and flow of being up and being down," Ellis said.
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The person said the group vetted allegations before making them public, by verifying work histories and obtaining supporting documents like nondisclosure agreements.
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Lawmakers and safety experts are questioning how thoroughly regulators vetted the MAX model and how well pilots were trained on new features.
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Amazon should have been honestly and openly vetted before it sinks its teeth into an already troubled culture of gentrification and inequality.
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New watches go to carefully vetted clients who gained places on the waiting list thanks to longstanding relationships with the Swiss watchmaker.
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Mr. Conrad said that both teachers and students had vetted the yearbook before it was published, but failed to catch the quote.
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