They're well equipped for the job: Each has four stomachs.
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This is a challenge we are well equipped to conquer.
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It's not well equipped to handle newer kinds of missiles.
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But we happen to know she's well-equipped to handle heartbreak.
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As we soon learn, it's not well-equipped for the ice.
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The Syrian troops garrisoned there were well-equipped and dug in.
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The movie poses a question that we're well-equipped to answer.
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Can an army of well-equipped penguins take down a triceratops?
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The Russians are well-equipped and disciplined; the Syrians are dishevelled.
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All in, you're looking at $28,730 for a well-equipped sedan.
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"I think we're well equipped for the next century," he said.
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They are not well equipped with ventilators and intensive care stations.
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""They are not well equipped with ventilators and intensive care stations.
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My place is just ... well equipped for this sort of test.
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And Paraguay is not well equipped to negotiate a better arrangement.
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My tester, a well-equipped Reserve model, retails for about $72,43.
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But that doesn't mean they're always well-equipped for the job.
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Their forces are well-equipped, and they have carefully wooed local support.
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And if anyone's well-equipped to do so, it's Dr. Tom Mitchell.
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On the security front, the Galaxy S10+ is well very well equipped.
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These manipulate ingredients, utensils and heat sources in a well-equipped kitchen.
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This is not the most powerful or well-equipped computer MSI offers.
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This camera is well-equipped to handle anything you throw at it.
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Azerbaijan's well-equipped troops staged an offensive, retaking a couple of hills.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton, despite her flaws, is well-equipped for the job.
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It was well equipped with a pressure cooker and a rice cooker.
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AI-driven security is well equipped to handle probabilities, behaviors and connections.
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And it risks large-scale bloodshed: Venezuela has a well-equipped army.
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They have their smiles and are well-equipped to handle that situation.
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As well as well-equipped bathrooms, the home has its own spa
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But even with a well-equipped kitchen, we decided to eat out.
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But they are well-equipped to safeguard institutions and preserve political stability.
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Together, they are well equipped to finally close this inexcusable survival gap.
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By Saturday, you'll be feeling well equipped to make an informed decision.
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But in places without well-equipped labs, molecular diagnostics are often not available.
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Or even worse (for its argument), a well-equipped but bulkier gaming laptop.
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His forces are well-equipped and battle-hardened, and he has rich friends.
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All in, you'll be paying $46,990 with destination for your well-equipped Giulia.
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Meanwhile, those of us less well-equipped will continue to cry and dance.
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It is much less well equipped to address the threat at its root.
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A well-equipped gym is open 24 hours and is free to guests.
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Also, consider getting a well-equipped, less-expensive SE or Titanium trim model.
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Our students deserve to have teachers who are well-equipped and competitively paid.
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The bedrock of our security is a strong and well-equipped armed forces.
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States can apply for reimbursement even if their security is fairly well equipped.
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Podemos and its regional affiliates are well equipped to deal with this deadlock.
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Our tester was well-equipped, as it should be for close to $23.0,583.
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Until such time, a student's best bet is a relatively well-equipped laptop.
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Technically speaking, many nursing homes are well-equipped to handle a deadly virus.
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And carrying a sticker of $40,773, my tester wasn't even particularly well equipped.
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The Saiqa alone has 3,500 men and Haftar's sons also have well-equipped units.
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Suruga was thus well equipped for Japan's long sojourn in the low-rate realm.
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Then there's the problem of how talented and well-equipped the competition has gotten.
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Schultz said Johnson was "well-equipped" to take the company to a higher level.
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And Kevin Johnson is well-equipped to take the company to the next level.
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AND KEVIN JOHNSON IS WELL EQUIPPED TO TAKE THE COMPANY TO THE NEXT LEVEL.
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In theory, German law is well equipped to deal with domestic violence, she said.
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Both teams heading into this year's Super Bowl are well-equipped in this department.
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Ms. Miller, 39, who lives outside Philadelphia, is particularly well equipped to tackle Homer.
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Sticker prices for a well-equipped electric-powered Ford Focus start at about $30,21625.
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What they really feared was expansionist Shia militia, well equipped and funded by Iran.
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Those are mere inconveniences, not expensive catastrophes, when you're well equipped to handle them.
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Balms, at any price point, are well-equipped to fight dry and cracked lips.
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Thus, they are well-equipped to deal with men who act like spoiled children.
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"There are more poachers now, and they are very well equipped," Mr. Fox said.
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"I think that the Border Patrol (agents) are well-trained, well-equipped," he said.
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Webb is also well-equipped to shed light on the mysteries of planet formation.
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Mr. Greenwald, an American journalist, figured he was well equipped to weather the blowback.
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Their pitchers will be well-equipped in their next chance to get it right.
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Local people, including his business, generously fund a well-equipped Boys and Girls Club.
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But, here again, few politicians are as well equipped to weather a political storm.
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The bandwidth-constrained 218.7p streams simply couldn't match traditional gaming rigs, especially well-equipped PCs.
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It would be a perpetual arms race, but one Facebook is well-equipped to win.
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So in theory these folks should be naturally well-equipped to stave off heart disease.
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These behemoths just aren't well-equipped to test the water and make great new products.
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Ford was kind enough to loan me a well-equipped $74,180 2019 F-150 Limited.
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Unlike Lia, Grace is well equipped to discover the true nature of her family's circumstances.
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It is not well equipped for such base concepts as economic reality, compromise and negotiation.
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"We have the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world, by far!"
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This mower is well-equipped for slight rolling hills and areas up to 4 acres.
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While not as expansive as some others, this one is remarkably well equipped and staffed.
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Georgia's defense is well equipped to handle Joe Burrow and the second-ranked LSU offense.
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And we must create a unified Somali military that is well-trained and well-equipped.
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That explains why the cost of the system is that of a well-equipped BMW.
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Pakistan was ranked by HSBC among nations least well-equipped to respond to climate risks.
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In context, I was lucky: I was in a well-equipped, big-city medical center.
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Countries, as a general rule, are not well-equipped to consider their own darkest moments.
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These are questions that a fossil of a lone tick is not well-equipped to answer.
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A private studio space is provided for each MFA student in this well-equipped new workspace.
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The schools are generally very well equipped and funded and teach a secular curriculum in English.
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"We need well-equipped data protection authorities and confident users who know their rights," Barley said.
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Here we see a $43,475 ZR2 that was well equipped and ready for off-road action.
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With this bundle you'll be well equipped to find almost anything you use and misplace regularly.
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The destination-based cash flow tax does not seem well equipped to deal with these matters.
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These behemoths are often closely connected to the state and well equipped to keep out competitors.
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A small, yet well-equipped and up-to-date gym is also on the spa level.
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Because of Bradley's home life, she is pretty well-equipped to deal with Alex's emotional volcano.
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"The hospital on Amsterdam Island is well equipped with X-ray and ultrasound equipment." it added.
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"She is well equipped to lead the transformation of our sustainable renewable materials company," Eloranta said.
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They were aiming for something with a good kitchen, convenient laundry and a well-equipped gym.
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Getting inside the heads of other people is not something I'm particularly well-equipped to do.
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Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika on Tuesday said Kaduna's airport was well-equipped to handle the extra demand.
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As configured, you're getting a well-mannered and well-equipped SUV suitable for six adults for $46,690.
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Today our economy is well equipped to remain sustainable — it is more high-tech, global and diverse.
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World number nine Ito said Japan were well equipped to counter the threats of their Asian neighbors.
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The majority of today's savers are not nearly as well equipped as pension plans and their staff.
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Astronomists typically work in the dark, and are consequently pretty well-equipped to cope with Antarctic winter.
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Land Rover, Jeep, and even Porsche have all offered well-equipped, comfortable offroaders for over a decade.
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I believe that state regulators are well-equipped to decide such matters without any "guidance" from Congress.
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And what a choice to have JT lip-sync when he's so clearly well equipped to sing.
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Simply by being well equipped and well trained, a military sends a clear "Do Not Invade" signal.
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I have a well-equipped F-150 that is used to tow a trailer twice a year.
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Congress is also well equipped to make determinations that the special counsel decided were beyond his purview.
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It would not be impossible to get a well-equipped GLB250 for something in the mid-$40,000s.
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Furthermore, CLIA cruise lines are well equipped and experienced in maintaining health surveillance of passengers and crew.
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A Walgreens at 23rd and Mission Streets, another stop that night, is well equipped with cameras, too.
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Roupe said she felt well equipped to tackle an English course in her first semester of college.
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Schools are well-equipped to do that (many do it for fake mock elections in class anyway).
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Fluent in English, Yi Gang is well-equipped to assume the role as China's central bank chief.
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Hundreds of well-equipped militants showed up to join the battle, which has entered its fifth week.
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Initially, the well-equipped Northern army overwhelmed the relatively unprepared Southern forces, nearly conquering the entire country.
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Cockroaches are considered vermin in Japan, and the country is well-equipped to tackle this spurious foe.
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It would cost about the same as a "well-equipped Golf Diesel," the company said at the event.
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Hong Kong-based military commentator Song Zhongping said military staff were well equipped to deal with a crisis.
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But even among those who use a truck for work, the demand for well-equipped vehicles is rising.
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Jensen said the couple was reasonably well equipped for a hike but not for the conditions they encountered.
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Good catering, along with long opening hours and well-equipped public nurseries, are all part of the appeal.
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You'll need decent sculpting skills and a well-equipped workshop to make one of these costumes for yourself.
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It is, quite obviously, well equipped to deal with the white stuff soon to blanket the East Coast.
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Many of the techniques that you develop will eventually be circumvented by reasonably well-equipped, reasonably smart adversaries.
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Inventories at a big refinery in Schwedt, in eastern Germany near the pipeline, were well equipped, he said.
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A private chef is at the guests' disposal and is well equipped to prepare pretty much any cuisine.
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China has been building up islands and outcrops in the sea under its control into well-equipped outposts.
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Currently, two Stelvio trim levels are for sale — the base Stelvio and the very well-equipped Ti Lusso.
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And you don't get those kind of well-trained, well-equipped diplomats by gutting the State Department's budget.
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"As it turned out, we have a gorgeous view, a good location, and it's well equipped," he said.
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In a lot of ways, governments are not well equipped at all for those decisions, the report concludes.
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When they are not working, they watch movies or play board games, and are well equipped for quarantine.
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" He followed that with the face-palm emoji and wrote, "#JamesGang is build for it and well equipped.
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Near this pool is a well-equipped, 24-hour fitness center with a separate room for yoga classes.
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With an estimated sticker of about $50,000, the Titan Pro-4X was extremely well equipped for the category.
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There's also a well-equipped gym and morning sessions of Pilates, yoga or tai chi at the poolside.
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Photograph courtesy Omar Ameen The U.S. is particularly well equipped to find incriminating facts about applicants from Iraq.
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Given the nature of their work, FBOs are well-equipped to coordinate emergency response with these local organizations.
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Florida is a major gateway to Latin and South America, and it is well equipped for the role.
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My well-equipped tester cost about $50,000 — an appealing price for a truck with this much going on.
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With an estimated sticker of about $50,000, the Titan PRO-4X was extremely well-equipped for the category.
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The IRS is generally not allowed to share data and not well-equipped to sniff out international crime.
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With the emergence of Willy Hernangomez and Kristaps Porzingis as building blocks, the Knicks' frontcourt is well equipped.
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"Deutsche Bank should be well equipped to deal with this short-term lack of confidence," HSBC analysts said.
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But it's well built, well equipped, and a refreshingly straightforward take on what a portable, mainstream laptop should be.
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Not cheap by any standard, but a well-equipped and well-behaved luxury crossover was never supposed to be.
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Taiwan is well equipped with mostly U.S.-made weapons, but has been pressing Washington to sell more advanced equipment.
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Adaptation here has a more specific meaning than the usual Darwinian picture of an organism well-equipped for survival.
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This incident is particularly concerning because the facility is the biggest and most well-equipped hospital in the country.
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He said on the whole Swiss banks seemed aware of the risks and well equipped to deal with them.
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Now, however, they find themselves top of the league after 11 games, and look well equipped to stay there.
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It has less expertise in network engineering, for example, so is much less well equipped to enforce the rules.
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Located in a sprawling area a 40-minute drive from Gujarat's largest city, Ahmedabad, GIFT City is well equipped.
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Its elite force, Saiqa (Lightning) numbers some 3,500, while Haftar's sons also have well-equipped troops, LNA sources say.
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On the other, many companies aren't well equipped to "read" that data to understand what it might be saying.
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These consulates are presumably well-equipped to evaluate an applicant in the context of the local practices and customs.
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The Secret Hunter is well-equipped to handle both, thanks to its many options for building a quick lead.
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Its elite force, Saiqa (Lightning), numbers some 3,500, while Haftar's sons also have well-equipped troops, LNA sources say.
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Not least as they are probably the most well-equipped to judge what is best for their country's future.
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The Houston Rockets are as well-equipped as any opponent Golden State has seen in the last three years.
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If forced to choose between a robust, well-equipped military and U.S. goodwill, India would likely choose the former.
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Taiwan is well-equipped with mostly U.S.-made weapons, but has been pressing Washington to sell more advanced equipment.
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"There are some states with very well-resourced, well-equipped health systems, and others which are weaker," Swaminathan said.
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By the time you've completed the course, you should feel well-equipped to manage your business or personal finances.
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The kids of Parkland come from affluent families with resources, which make them well equipped to make an impact.
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The next-door gym is well-equipped with treadmills, exercise bikes, weight machines — and an original bank vault door.
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But it was Mr. Guare who ran with the idea, and he was singularly well equipped to do so.
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"The Witcher" seemingly comes well equipped to do battle for viewers, but there's no getting around its dull edges.
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"I think that the Border Patrol are well-trained, well-equipped," said Sheriff Tom Schmerber of Maverick County, Texas.
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American Jewry is equally well-equipped to help support diplomatic mechanisms, by creating a positive environment conducive to peace.
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The question of whether the president is well-equipped to push back against the onslaught remains an open one.
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Its elite Saiqa (Lightning) force, numbers some 3,500, while Haftar's sons also have well-equipped troops, LNA sources say.
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His experience complimented Thorgerson and Powell's, and the design group was well-equipped to make a fortune in the biz.
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It boasts a twice-weekly market, two well-equipped sports halls, a public library and a narrow strip of beach.
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If you counsel them on civility, they'll be well-equipped to reach across the aisle once they reach Capitol Hill.
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" Kitley adds: "People are more well-equipped and feel better about their decision if they've processed it with a therapist.
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It said Tribune's board is well equipped to evaluate or reject bids that seem opportunistic by Gannett or other parties.
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On China, Groff said the bank didn't have too many concerns either, noting policymakers were well-equipped to handle risks.
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These actors are well equipped to undertake robust, evidence-based analysis; smart investments; and sustained and deliberate coordination and planning.
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From the beginning, Washington set a more purposeful goal of building a modern, well-equipped military in case war came.
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He loved his contracts classes in law school, so he would seem to be well equipped to slay any bureaucracy.
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"Trump has demonstrated repeatedly that he's not well-equipped to help congressional Republicans bridge internal divides on policy," said Reynolds.
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Fairway Market has renovated the second floor of its Upper West Side flagship and added a well-equipped cooking school.
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There are some questions, of course, starting first and foremost with how well equipped the government is to make medications.
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I found the bedroom to be a relaxing space and the living room was well-equipped for my business needs.
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You're also welcome to explore the lower end of the Mazda 6 lineup, all of which come reasonably well-equipped.
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However, Wikipedia's own breaking news page noted that the site is not well-equipped to handle this type of situation.
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We are running interview training for women in tech to ensure our female employees are really well equipped to be involved.
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There's also a well-equipped subterranean gym (borrow complimentary J. Lindeberg workout gear from reception) with trainers bookable for private sessions.
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The high school building, where two of the victims were killed on Friday, is modern, clean, well equipped and well staffed.
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But the activist, speaker and writer explained that she is now well-equipped to deal with the stress of making news.
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Although there are hospitals in the West Bank and Gaza, they are not as well-equipped as the ones in Israel.
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The house is well-equipped and clean, in contrast to the fiber-board walls and open sewage gutters at the campsite.
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No matter which pet Trump goes with, let's just hope that he has a well-equipped animal caregiver on his staff.
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They were very well-equipped to go into these industrial kitchens and figure out what to do with the new products.
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Asper started Propastop in 2015, after the Crimea crisis, when well-equipped fighters wearing camouflage without insignia appeared in eastern Ukraine.
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In the meantime, it'll happily sell you a quiet, composed, stylish, well-equipped hatchback with a peppy turbocharged 1.6-liter engine.
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The demonstration kitchens look like the kitchens in the cooking segments on television shows, spacious, carefully laid out and well equipped.
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Women are particularly well-equipped to navigate stormy workplaces full of drama kings and insecure men who need constant ego-boosting.
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But this judging system created a pipeline of athletes who were not well equipped to be competitive on the world stage.
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Afghanistan isn't well equipped with an electrical grid, internet, or cell phones, so people don't have access to the latest trends.
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Funeral homes are so well equipped—we have facilities for refrigeration, we have facilities for embalming, we have facilities for cremation.
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"India's big city hospitals are well equipped to deal with the surge in virus cases," said public health expert T. Sundararaman.
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But these quibbles are just tiny knocks against what is otherwise the most flexible and well-equipped phone on the market.
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A basement gym is well equipped, and yoga classes are offered on the rooftop five days a week (free for guests).
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While there's no on-site spa, the fourth-floor fitness center surprised me with how large and well equipped it was.
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The same, I assumed, was true of the Lexus NX. On paper, it isn't overly well equipped or particularly well-powered.
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Prices range from less than $70 for a well-equipped fitness band to $1,500 or more for a blinged-out smartwatch.
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In the basement, a bright, well-equipped gym with weights, kettlebells and multiple cardio machines is open 24 hours a day.
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The problem for the device makers, though, is that few are well equipped to tackle the unfamiliar task of foiling hackers.
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While General Mattis will face tough questions from Congress, he may be well equipped to ask a few of his own.
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The immigration enforcement system, not particularly well-equipped to handle vulnerable migrants without papers at all, is cracking under the strain.
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The well-equipped room stands in stark contrast to the clinic's origins, and from what Maung thought her life's work would be.
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Iran today possesses the region's largest and most capable missile arsenal, and its proxy Hezbollah is well-equipped to deter powerful Israel.
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These colossal creepy-crawlers were among the world&aposs earliest apex predators and were well equipped for the job, the researchers wrote.
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LIFT aims to deliver its first seats to Boeing in mid-2017 from a new, well-equipped factory in Huntington Beach, California.
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When people break it, by submitting bad-faith arguments or by manufacturing data, the system is not well-equipped to catch it.
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After all, SUVs are currently selling like car-sized hot cakes, and the EQC otherwise looks like a very well-equipped vehicle.
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The center includes a well-equipped daily school, a gym and a medical clinic, and offers many activities for mothers and children.
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" He described himself as "stranded at the commencement of my voyage, with a well-equipped ship and a rudder, but no sail.
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Its foreign exchange reserves also give foreign investors confidence that China's central bank is well equipped to act should the economy falter.
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It wasn't just a few people getting lost in the ice, it was two very well-equipped ships and their entire crews.
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They're well equipped for these missions; each has 12 operating rooms, two oxygen producing plants, an optometry lab, a pharmacy, and more.
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The new 136-room AC Hotel by Marriott Tucson Downtown offers sleek style, a well-equipped gym, small pool, restaurant and bar.
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Suicide car bombers, well equipped with armor and homemade explosives, would come at full speed toward the unit multiple times a day.
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But make the unequivocal case that every candidate is well equipped to beat the most unfit, dangerous and corrupt president in history.
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"This is a phenomenon and maybe astrology and the technology of Co-Star is well equipped to address it," Ms. Vardhana said.
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So Bloomberg, who seems to have even higher barriers to name recognition, seems even less well-equipped to tackle that structural problem.
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MapleStory's endgame content has always been pretty exclusive, requiring you to be extremely high level and well-equipped to fight the final bosses.
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Developing countries, more exposed but less well equipped to cope with the impacts of climate change, call for discussions at the United Nations.
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In terms of addressing the economic anxieties of the country, this was what Vice President Joe Biden was particularly well-equipped to do.
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As it turns out, the executive is remarkably well equipped to defend itself against investigation, even when pitted against a dogged independent prosecutor.
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Brands getting sassy on social media can be a dangerous game, but it appears to be one that Wendy's is well-equipped for.
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For starters, it's unlikely Tehran really wants to go to war with well-equipped and U.S.-backed Saudi Arabia and, possibly, its allies.
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That means that they're not well-equipped to compete in the "invisible primary" — the jockeying for favor that candidates do with party elites.
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The market can change quickly, and your investment software should adapt just as fast, ensuring you're well equipped to grow your wealth effectively.
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They were well-equipped and looked professional, but he can't understand why Muslims would attack other Muslims, particularly at this time of year.
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"We lost thousands in battle in the Korean conflict because we were ill-prepared and not well-trained or well-equipped," he said.
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Practicing self-care is key to making sure that a nurse remains healthy, balanced, and well equipped to do his or her job.
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Yet concerns remain around how to provide the right environment to support entrepreneurs who are well-equipped to pursue opportunities, survival, and growth.
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When images begin coming back to Ray -- starting with how he died -- he's hellbent on revenge, and particularly well equipped to exact it.
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On a more fundamental level, GOP health care lobbyists told me that the Senate is well equipped to handle multiple issues at once.
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Corbat and several fellow bank CEOs also stressed that their companies were well equipped to handle any economic downturn caused by the virus.
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"Looking ahead at business continuity, the group is financially well equipped to cope with this unprecedented situation in the medium term," it said.
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My well-equipped test car tipped the cost scales at about $48,000, had some AMG goodies, and was upgraded to all-wheel-drive.
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The kitchen has a great view, is well-equipped and it's extremely spoiling that someone else orders the groceries and washes the dishes.
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Here is the humbler truth: On their own, individuals are not well equipped to separate fact from fiction, and they never will be.
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A well-equipped kitchen leads to the family room and a cozy breakfast area, all of which look out over the groomed grounds.
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Spain's political system isn't well equipped to deal with the rise of these smaller parties, and it's struggling to adapt to the divisions.
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LONDON — Winter snow is typically welcomed in the Alps, an area well-equipped to cope with the several inches of the white stuff.
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Even incoming Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has publicly backed McCain and said the committee is well-equipped to investigate the scandal.
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They're filled with some of the best artists in the country who are well-equipped to give you a tattooing experience you'll never forget.
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It calls them "among the most highly trained, well-equipped, best fed and highly motivated" forces in North Korean leader Kim Jung Un's military.
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McConnell praised Kyl from the Senate floor on Wednesday, saying Kyl was "as well equipped as you can imagine" to follow in McCain's footsteps.
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From decisions involving crop varieties and pre-harvest pests to processing and retail, they are well-equipped to tackle the causes of food loss.
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Other property damage, theft and fraud — which Amazon's smart home products are well equipped to detect and monitor — were much less costly to homeowners.
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This cabin is a retro mountain escape dream … The house is so charming and funky and really well equipped for any kind of getaway.
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In taking the city back from 3,000 to 5,21625 insurgents, highly trained and well-equipped American and British forces suffered more than 2900 casualties.
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But in the exam room, she's greeted by a quartet of congressmen who assure her that they are well-equipped to administer her care.
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Afghan Local Police officers are militiamen defending their own communities; they are generally less trained and not as well equipped as the national police.
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So when moments like this happen, campaigns are eager -- and increasingly well-equipped -- to seize on them and turn them into a marketing opportunity.
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One banker commented that the US economy isn't well-equipped for people to work from home and not go outside for months on end.
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Charles Wendel of Financial Institutions Consulting says J.P. Morgan will likely leech off Wells Fargo's weak position and other less-well-equipped community banks.
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CreditCreditRobbie Labanowski With a trunk that produces 110-decibel blasts that can be heard for miles, elephants are well-equipped for long-distance communication.
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Once the tests are up and running, though, the existing system is well-equipped to start scanning for the new coronavirus, says Peter Shult.
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Behnken and Hurley have been working closely with SpaceX on the Crew Dragon's development since 2015, so they're well equipped to fly the spacecraft.
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While Pompeo's policy focus will be primarily outside U.S. borders, he is also well equipped to handle the domestic political scrum here at home.
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A facility, very well-equipped, very well-resourced, nevertheless overwhelmed by the virtue of just the sheer numbers of people that we are seeing.
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It's well-equipped with a full-sized kitchen and themed bedrooms for the kids or kids at heart, decked out in full Disney paraphernalia.
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The two houses of Congress sitting in an impeachment inquiry do not constitute a tribunal well equipped to resolve these kinds of legal issues.
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Haftar's sons, Khaled and Saddam, each heading their own powerful and well-equipped brigades in the LNA, are slated to be first-in-line.
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A: Armed with a GPS and a digital camera that rivals almost any point and shoot, you are already well equipped to hit the road.
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You can get a well-equipped road bike for that much scratch, and if that's the experience you're after, it might be the better route.
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Luckily, NASA has a well-equipped spacecraft orbiting Jupiter for the next two years; maybe during that time, more of Jupiter's secrets will reveal themselves.
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He also sees that Twitter is well-equipped for live streaming because its platform is where people go to see events unfold in real time.
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From terrazzo-flecked soap bars to affirmational shot glasses and a chic pink vibrator, the creative options ahead are well-equipped for 17 uncommon moments.
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You're absolutely right…I don't deserve Cate & trust me, karma has bitten me many times before, so I'm well equipped when she comes knocking again!
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"The ROK [or South Korean] government is extremely well-equipped and has prepared extensively for the games, and planned for possible contingencies," said Army Col.
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Nurses and technicians, she said, would be sufficiently well-equipped to carry out these fairly simple procedures, with only larger devices possibly requiring a surgeon.
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All Europeans know and publicly recognize, including the French, that Europe's defense makes no sense without the well-equipped and well-trained British military forces.
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Being a high-tech, high-speed EV, the car also offers a well-equipped interior with a central touchscreen flanked by aluminum and carbon fiber.
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"We do have a plan and we actually will make sure the building is adequate and well-equipped before we move people in," he said.
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The next step for the astronomers is to find more of them in other galaxies, a task that the ALMA observatory remains well-equipped for.
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Despite this, the well-trained and well-equipped US Marines did not have it easy in their mission to re-take Falluja from the Islamists.
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We're already well-equipped with tips and tricks on how to live a healthy lifestyle thanks to the green gospels of Goop guru Gwyneth Paltrow.
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And primary care clinics are simply less well-equipped than clinics focused on reproductive health care to offer women the full range of contraceptive options.
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Panmure Gordon called the timing of Thomas' departure "unfortunate" given the proposed rule change, but said Richardson was well equipped to handle the additional role.
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"Norges Bank has built a professional investment management organisation that is well equipped to perform its task ahead, irrespective of the organisational structure," it said.
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One possible explanation is that many of us are so alienated from the natural world that we're not well equipped to know what we're seeing.
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I tested the Porsche Macan S — very well-equipped and, at $82,250, a big step up in price from the base version of the car.
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Was it a small, well-equipped compact SUV with room for all the kids' bags and all-wheel drive for better control in adverse conditions?
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A businessman before he went into politics, Mr. Hunt argues that he is well equipped to negotiate a new Brexit agreement with the European Union.
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PPPs are complicated multi-decade financial arrangements, and not all states and localities are necessarily well-equipped to manage these deals in the public interest.
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Ten Brink said she recently spoke with a company that felt that its strategic investors weren't well-equipped to deal with the agility of startups.
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The movie makes no secret of its affection for the Sung family, which was well equipped professionally, if not financially, for an expensive legal battle.
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Some, like Hezbollah or the Iraqi forces, are now so large, well-equipped and institutionalized that they more closely resemble professional militaries than informal militias.
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Thus, while expending more resources can always marginally increase security, government is not well equipped to evaluate whether the cost of that regulation is worthwhile.
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And while he has no coaching or executive experience, there might be few people as well-equipped as Beltran to relate to the current Yankees.
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In allying with the Houthis, an unsophisticated Islamist movement from northern Yemen, Mr. Saleh provided both political acumen and well-trained, well-equipped fighting forces.
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The kitchen looked fine, though it wasn't as well equipped as the tent on TV—the only knife in the house was a hunting dagger.
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And this shows how our Constitution and system of government isn't well-equipped to deal with someone like Donald Trump holding the nation's highest office.
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But it can be done safely, if you know what you're doing — and you're well-equipped with something a little more medical-grade than your fingernails.
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Several scientific studies and medical papers have shown that sex ed makes teens more well-equipped to navigate sex and relationships in their present and future.
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And the experts I spoke to seemed impressively well-equipped to tackle the challenge of deepfakes and to ensure that they are documented correctly and redundantly.
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He had just recently performed at a new outdoor event that wasn't well-equipped with power and he had to come up with a makeshift solution.
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As a hobby project run by an early-career research scientist and his friends, PubPeer wasn't exactly well-equipped to defend itself from a legal challenge.
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If YouTube distributes ad-supported VOD apps, it could try to sell a portion of advertising across those apps — something it's extremely well equipped to do.
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While LG may not be the first brand that comes to mind when thinking about laptops, the Gram 17 is a well-equipped machine on paper.
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Indian banks look even less well-equipped, given so many of them are saddled with bad assets already, and are struggling with governance and bad loans.
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Many international observers noted that the polling stations were well equipped, started on time and were largely peaceful in the first round of voting for president.
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Typically, the guerrillas use night-vision goggles, sniper rifles and motorcycles to attack outposts of the Afghan army or, more often, the less well-equipped police.
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Critics say the bot isn't well-equipped to handle these complexities, and at the time, there is no referral process to human housing groups or lawyers.
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It's a stressful life, but it's one that he seems well equipped to handle — both metaphorically and literally, judging by the arsenal of weapons he's carrying.
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This enhancement of moral vision leaves the bickering denizens of the Open Society well-equipped to recognize and remedy injustice without any overarching vision in mind.
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James Stavridis, who served as NATO commander of Europe, told NBC News' Cynthia McFadden that the U.S. is well equipped to respond to any cyber attack.
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They show why Bourne would be well-equipped if violence broke out in the diner — not because he's super-human, but because he's disciplined and perceptive.
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"We've been watching how much people are getting super well-equipped cars, but some are probably buying fancier versions than they really need to," Jones said.
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It was comparatively well-equipped: a few hanging bags and some mats, skipping ropes dangling on beams, gloves tossed haphazardly on the edges of the ring.
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The country should be investing in infrastructure and machinery to ensure that tomorrow's smaller workforce is well equipped to provide for a large population of pensioners.
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And if AT&T decides to prevent any competitor from offering DirecTV, the Federal Trade Commission is well-equipped to determine whether that violates antitrust laws.
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The state-of-the-art kitchen is well equipped for any home chef, and the breakfast bar has plenty of seating for any of Foxx's guests.
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Hayward's a pretty good player, but after drafting defensive backs with their first two picks in 2015, the Packers are well-equipped to absorb that loss.
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The library, which holds the presidential archives and whose grounds include the graves of Reagan and his wife, Nancy, was well-equipped when flames surrounded it.
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Kim was briefed on urban planning and lauded the island nation's "world-class" cargo-handling capacity, as well as its well-equipped ports and its economy.
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Our research shows that just 35 percent of government officials believe that their organizations are well equipped to handle the cyber requirements of smart city projects.
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Yerkes said that the English zoo was well equipped and enlisted comment from Dr. Goodall, who said she had visited the facility and supported the move.
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Its unique and enlightened perspective leaves visitors eager and well equipped to learn more about the country's aesthetic changes in the aftermath of the Qajar dynasty.
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They believe any such deployment remains unlikely, however, given Hong Kong's large and well equipped police force and the likely international impact of any such move.
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Putting aside whether a corporation is well equipped to address hundreds of years of racism, Starbucks is also up against a "customer is always right" ethos.
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Although the OXO On Digital Immersion Blender is well equipped for other hand blending tasks, it really shines when it comes to mixing creamy, thick soups.
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They say utilities and regional organizations that operate grids are well equipped to account for times when the wind doesn't blow or the sun doesn't shine.
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Each is well equipped for the moment, gesturing, in some element of its design, to the contradictory and possibly unresolvable feelings of the disaffected smartphone user.
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But each of these weapons had limitations, and once aircraft were loaded with one type of submunition they were not well-equipped to attack unexpected targets.
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The well-equipped Cooper S ALL26.5 I drove has a sticker price of $403,240 with seats draped not in leather, but rather in a tweedlike cloth.
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It even goes one step further, providing interview tips and tricks so that once you nab an interview, you'll be well equipped to land the job.
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Perkins described that fight as the "ultimate test" of Army training, adding that what he had learned before deploying left him and his men well-equipped.
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In that regard, the U.S. and European countries that have historically focused on creative skills and the "learning to learn" approach, will be well-equipped, Bris said.
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Since it's a panel of senators and congressional aides, rather than a federal law enforcement body, this investigation is obviously less well-equipped to investigate criminal wrongdoing.
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Max Hoberman Going into Halo 22, I think Jason and Pete decided that there really wasn't anyone on the design side well equipped enough to be the.
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"You're absolutely right…I don't deserve Cate & trust me, karma has bitten me many times before, so I'm well equipped when she comes knocking again!" he replied.
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South Korea's military spending is rising by 7% a year; it fields half a million well-equipped troops and is investing in a new missile-defence system.
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In Mosquitia, an experienced group of explorers, well equipped with machetes and saws, can expect to journey two to three miles in a brutal 10-hour day.
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It isn't easy; in fact, it's a jungle out there, so you need to make mistakes, learn quickly, hone your instincts, and be well-equipped for survival.
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YouTuber True Geordie will provide commentary for the fight — a role he's well-equipped for after doing commentary for the KSI versus Weller match earlier this year.
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Michael Henderson, at risk consultancy Maplecroft, said Ecuador was less well equipped to recover than Chile, where a 212 earthquake caused an estimated $38 billion in damage.
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Unsure whether to believe that she's actually been "rescued" and uneasy about remaining in the well-equipped shelter indefinitely, Michelle discovers that there's another resident as well.
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A top International Monetary Fund official warned storm clouds were gathering over the global economy and governments and central banks might not be well-equipped to cope.
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Zume's operation also looks well-equipped to actually make this happen, and at a cost and scale that could make total sense even in dense urban areas.
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Besides being well made, it is well equipped, replete with a full suite of advanced electronic safety equipment — lane departure warning, forward collision mitigation, rear backup camera.
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Responsibility for security remains an open issue in Gaza, where Hamas, which still polices the territory, has what analysts say are at least 25,000 well-equipped fighters.
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" He adds: "Kids who have been raised under a regimen of positive reinforcement, and whose self-esteem depends on perfection, are not well equipped to handle criticism.
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The options for my Toyota Corolla XSE added up to $1,715 and in total represented a bargain for owners wanting to upscale an already well-equipped car.
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He was furtively peeking out from behind a tree but soon melted back into the mosquito-infested forest, where only well-equipped outdoorsmen usually dare to tread.
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Though security for the internet of things has been a known problem for years, some manufacturers say they are not well equipped to produce cyber secure devices.
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He noted that the Intelligence Committee headed by Senator Richard Burr, the newly re-elected Republican from North Carolina, was well equipped to handle such an investigation.
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But I do think the debate about birthright citizenship is here, and you can't be well equipped for it unless you are familiar with where it begins.
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Czechoslovakia refused and mobilized its highly trained, well-equipped army to counter a German invasion; France, which had a military treaty with the Czechs, did the same.
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Though we could see Cap appear as a mentor to his pal Sam here and there, Wilson seems very well-equipped to handle anything coming his way.
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Now, researchers based in Canada, where a radio telescope exceptionally well equipped to detect FRBs began operating in 2018, have added a new piece to the puzzle.
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The shape, size and spacing of the T. rex's long, conical teeth made it well equipped to channel the force from its jaws into bone-crushing results.
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And with a new SVP of devices and services on board, the company was well-equipped to make its mark in the world of smartphones and beyond.
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With major ports on Lake Michigan and the Ohio River and a robust rail network, Indiana is well equipped to get goods where they need to be.
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Goldman said it agreed with commentators who argue that central banks are not well equipped to combat the effect a global health crisis has on the economy.
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Feeling well equipped, I enter the university atrium and find a woman from the BfV having a conversation with a young woman wearing a headscarf and her companion.
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But we also know that it's possible — if you're well equipped with some ninja fighting skills and a pointy dagger — to delay the inevitable for a little bit.
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With a 90 percent occupancy rate, it's proven employers and their talent want more unique, trustworthy, well-equipped multi-month residences that actually make them feel at home.
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While the Kurds have vowed to defend the territory they currently control, it is hard to see them matching up against the well-equipped and powerful Turkish military.
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Despite the economic inequality inferred in the opening, Bella runs across a luxurious, well-equipped compound that includes clearly rich residents who have met their own untimely demise.
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" Republican Senator Mike Crapo, who chairs the Banking Committee, said on Wednesday that Powell was "well-equipped to lead our economy and the country in a positive direction.
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The well-equipped unit I've reviewed is $3603,719, which isn't cheap, but still less expensive than its famous competitor, a 15-inch MacBook Pro which starts at $2,399.
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Kirsten Gillibrand: Has said she's well-equipped to talk to gun owners about the need for gun control because she once held an A-rating with the NRA.
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The German company, which is ready to offer halal-certified products to customers such as L'Oreal and Procter & Gamble, said it is "well-equipped for this niche market".
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For specs, the Xperia 1 comes well equipped, featuring a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, 21GB of RAM, 210GB of storage, a microSD card slot and 210,21o mAh battery.
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Michael Henderson, analyst at risk consultancy Maplecroft, said Ecuador was less well equipped to recover than Chile where a 2010 earthquake caused an estimated $30 billion in damage.
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In one set, the player is put into large, multi-layered rooms featuring a constant, central updraft that they can ride around as they fight well-equipped bokoblins.
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The press is perfectly well equipped, and equally within the bounds of good practice, to close ranks around Jacobs, hound Gianforte, demand contrition, mark him for extraordinary scrutiny.
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Susanah Robinson was a mature woman who had had some business success and was well equipped to create a cushioned environment in which her writer husband could flourish.
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When it comes to cooking, a well-equipped and spacious kitchen goes a long way and is a huge departure from our Ikea cutlery and nonexistent counter space.
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For example, you might fall ill and need emergency surgery, but the hospitals in the country where you're traveling aren't well-equipped to perform the surgery you need.
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It was a new phase of the liberation operation -- switching from villages and open terrain to a dense city that a well-equipped ISIS is determined to defend.
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Since Jupiter is retrograde (until Tuesday), you might feel like you're beating a dead horse—these are conflicts you've already encountered and are well equipped to re-address.
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Jennifer Shedden, 34, and Michelle Xue, 22, were well-equipped for climbing the steep mountain segment, but officials believe the pair was struck by falling rocks and killed.
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Especially when venturing beyond Havana, which is relatively well-equipped for tourism, cruise ships provide accommodations in places where they are scarce and offer comfortable conveyance getting there.
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In that dark age, even well-equipped kitchens did not have so much as a single professional sheet pan, let alone the two or three deemed indispensable today.
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"The federal government is not very well equipped to be, for lack of a better term, to be the guardian for thousands of kids," Sandweg told NBC News.
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So Huntsman does not appear particularly suited for the job on grounds of Russia expertise or as someone well-equipped to articulate the president's worldview regarding the Kremlin.
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In addition to rehabilitating the community center and pool house, Mr. Freelon designed a striking new recreation center featuring a well-equipped gym and competition-size basketball court.
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They appeared amazed that the Islamic State remained well equipped and capable, and described how the militants were disciplined about using vehicles and medics to retrieve their wounded.
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Our skipper was a devoted and experienced older brother, so he was well equipped with strategies to help calm our kids and took pains to make them comfortable.
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Plus, retiree advocates say that most people aren't well-equipped with the advanced financial knowledge needed to fully evaluate their options, and often, they're pressured by family members.
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These factors include median household income, average commute to work, housing affordability and whether each city was well equipped for raising a family, dating or enjoying recreational activities.
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If countries are not well equipped to control routine infectious diseases, they will likely be unable to adequately contain epidemic threats such as pandemic influenza, Zika, or Ebola.
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The group remains influential among local clans and a formidable opponent, with a small and well-equipped network that operates in the jungles of Basilan and Jolo islands.
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And to ensure that women get the care they need when labor begins, the waiting homes are strategically located near a well-equipped and resourced rural health facility.
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Insurance Information Institute CEO Sean Kevelighan told CNBC's "Closing Bell " Wednesday there should be better awareness of just how well-equipped the industry is to weather the storm.
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China buys iron ore, zinc and other minerals from North Korea, as well as growing amounts of seafood and garments manufactured in the North's well-equipped textile factories.
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The couple also argued that as Summer is part South Band Tuscarora Indian, the family would be well equipped to help their daughter remain connected to her native roots.
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Responsibility for security in still an open issue in Gaza, where Hamas, which is still policing the territory, has what analysts say are at least 25,000 well-equipped fighters.
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The Sunshine State is not only a major population center in its own right; it is the gateway to Latin America, and it is well-equipped for the role.
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By some measures, the average skill now lasts just six years, which means that workers should be well-equipped with the skills to adapt to the changing work environment.
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Having a long background in international management and some previous tech experience and knowledge about building marketplaces, I thought I was well equipped to build a project like that.
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As this particular Englishman was genial—in possession of what you might call a clubbable personality—cultured and Catholic, he was well equipped to navigate the ex-Habsburg countries.
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But it was not well-equipped to handle fundraising until recently, when the super PAC network created a fundraising arm, Trusted Leadership, specifically tasked with collecting high-dollar checks.
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Yu acknowledged intensifying competition at the high-end of smartphones from Apple Inc's planned release of the iPhone 8 but said Huawei was well equipped to hold its ground.
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"We continue to believe the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft is safe and that our pilots are well-trained and well-equipped to operate it," it said in a statement.
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He was a tool they used to maintain their control of the world, like a particularly violent and well equipped space station protecting their worlds of wealth and power.
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Well equipped with Hennessy (in a bag that read "Dili: Touch and Die"), Heineken and Black & Milds, we sat with Dylan to listen to some of his new tracks.
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Yes, but: Walker and other officials are arguing, in essence, that they have classified material that strengthens their case, and other parties are not as well equipped to understand.
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"As a former federal prosecutor and senior Department of Justice official in the Obama Administration, [West is] well equipped to handle the investigations into our past practices," Khosrowshahi said.
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There will also be scenarios where Anthony is the focal point, and the Thunder are well-equipped with role players who can make his life easier on both ends.
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While others in the city have been more welcoming, Tijuana Mayor Juan Manuel Gastelum said that the city is not well-equipped to handle the additional thousands of people.
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It's searching for signals across billions of frequencies and millions of stars, but isn't as well equipped to recognize artificial signals that fall outside its range of search parameters.
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The Omen X 2S comes well equipped with an RTX 2070 GPU and 144Hz G-Sync screen as standard, with an RTX 2080 GPU and 240Hz available as upgrades.
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The buzz comes largely on the heels of the Catskill Mill, a mammoth project that provides woodworkers, ceramacists and other artisans with well-equipped spaces to practice their crafts.
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I also peeked into the adjacent 24-hour gym, which was well-equipped with treadmills, exercise bikes, and dumbbells, but the cramped space didn't inspire me to work out.
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He knows the importance of competition in markets critical to economic growth, and his experience in high technology, media and healthcare ensures he is well equipped for this position.
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Airbnbs are easy to come by, and a weekend in March in a well-equipped one-bedroom a block or two from the beach can be had for $250.
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The gym is big and well equipped enough to support a football team, but he only ever sees her using the one machine, this treadmill she's pounding right now.
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That deployment would still leave Hamas's armed wing — analysts say it has at least 25,000 well-equipped fighters — the dominant power in the Palestinian enclave of 2 million people.
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As Lyoto Machida is the writer's favorite fighter, it is getting a little hard to watch him get in the cage with young, well equipped fighters and get beaten up.
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Crafting your signature sound is a process that often takes thousands of hours of work, and the guests were certainly well-equipped with knowledge to help you along that journey.
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The activist group Digital Smoke Signals posted live video to Facebook of the confrontation, shining a light on tactics a well equipped police force deployed against protestors in freezing temperatures.
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"The WTO is not well equipped to handle the fundamental challenge posed by China, which continues to embrace a state-led, mercantilist approach to the economy and trade," Shea said.
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Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi and a lot of the Democratic leadership don&apost seem well-equipped to author a robust argument against socialism because they don&apost want to alienate millennials.
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Now she trains at Tiger Muay Thai, one of the biggest and most well-equipped MMA gyms in the world—home to UFC fighters like Mark Hunt and Valentina Shevchenko.
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Cruise industry experts told Business Insider that a ship's cramped quarters can fuel the spread of illness, but many added that cruise lines are well-equipped to handle an outbreak.
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" She continues, "We want our students at that point to be able to come back to us to become well-equipped, to move into the next phase of their career.
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Dealing in dog hair and paint, data and fabric, her unfaithful relationship to form is what makes Beier one of the most well-equipped artists to traverse emerging digital mediums.
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And if that's not enough, there are more well-equipped configs with 2550GB of RAM and 256GB of storage for $700, and one with a 12GB of RAM for $750.
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Sky offers a TV service that provides regular access to the biggest sporting events, alongside Sky entertainment and cinema channels, so you are well equipped to handle any demanding guests.
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Following Crimea, for example, NATO has made sure it can mobilize a well equipped force swiftly, ready to meet and match any Russian forces trying to enter the Baltic states.
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If it loses that differentiator, how well equipped is it to resist the incursions of CME or, further down the line, from Chinese exchanges such as the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
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Western Alberta is dealing with unseasonably cold spring weather, but Bill Hunt, resource conservation manager for Banff National Park, said the calves were well-equipped to deal with harsh conditions.
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We're not that well equipped when it comes to deathAnother reason the loss of a pet can hit so hard is that we're not always prepared to deal with death.
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Even though he has the use of two well-equipped planes (Air Force One & Trump Force One), he is unlikely to flee the US and has no place to hide.
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The deployments are important, because these combat battalions are designed not to be simple tripwires, but to be large enough and sufficiently well equipped to do an invader real damage.
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Although those who disregard the retirement-crisis warnings can muster great assurance and quantities of data and analysis to support their views, crisis defenders are also well equipped with stats.
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But supporters of Malpass say the veteran Treasury official is well equipped to reform the World Bank in line with the Trump administration's goal of making foreign aid more efficient.
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Those with high school diplomas and vocational or associates degrees should be well-equipped to do middle-skills jobs, but curriculums have not kept up with tech trends, she says.
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With his political self-branding as "Middle-Class Joe," he is seen by Democratic strategists as well equipped to make inroads into President Trump's base of blue-collar white voters.
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The Booker bill requires that the program be subject to an ongoing rigorous evaluation, which would help determine how well-equipped local governments are to make those kinds of distinctions.
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"He (Wine) was put in an ambulance well equipped with all the equipment you can think of, so they were really basically handled in a professional way," Onyango told CNN.
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The car, a four-door hatchback, will go on sale this year in Europe, starting under 2000,19303 euros, or $0000,21960, in the same range as a well-equipped Volkswagen Golf.
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That infrastructure enabled the nation's critical services, such as finance and health care, to largely operate normally, demonstrating that the country is well equipped to shut down the public internet.
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But she said the committee "performed its role adequately," citing its reliance on a consultant with "deep knowledge and understanding" of the plans, and guidance from "more well-equipped" members.
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But even before we get there, Winger says, there's no reason to believe that states wouldn't be well-equipped to fix their ballots should the truly unexpected come to pass.
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But in a moment of true crisis or national emergence, the country is going to want a president — and a team — who are well-equipped to make sound decisions under pressure.
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Republicans indicated that the Senate is well-equipped to ask questions without having to set up a separate entity with its own budget and staff to solely focus on the issue.
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V2000 Cross Country pricing starts at $290,0003 plus a $2000 destination charge and, since the standard Cross Country is rather well-equipped, only a handful of options are available for buyers.
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For a $49 wireless mouse, the Harpoon Wireless is unusually well-equipped, with more connectivity options than wireless mice from competitors like Razer and Logitech that cost nearly twice as much.
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Organizations will need to stick around after Election Day to maintain infrastructure in states and districts — something that national PACs and congressional committees aren't interested in or well-equipped to do.
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Inside, the ZenBook comes well equipped with your choice of a quad-core Intel Core i133-8265U CPU, or a Core i7-8565U CPU like the one in our review unit.
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It competes against tradition antivirus software to protect systems that have been build using cloud services and other next-generation architectures that traditional antivirus solutions are less well equipped to cover.
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"There's a limitation for the Philippine military -- when it comes to their airstrikes, using the (American OV-10) Bronco aircraft -- they're not the most modern or well-equipped aircraft," Tack says.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 13 (Reuters) - TUI Chief Executive Fritz Joussen said on Tuesday that he expected consolidation in the holiday industry but believed his company was well equipped to deal with it.
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My test car was a well-equipped Arteon 2.0T SEL Premium trim, with VW's 4Motion all-wheel-drive system, coming in a $45,000 before a destination charge added about a grand.
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Economic View Economic inequality is already a concern, but it could become a nightmare in the decades ahead, and I fear that we are not well equipped to deal with it.
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As a Harvard Business School graduate and cofounder and former CEO of the venture-capital firm Rock Health, Tecco was also the rare consumer well-equipped to do something about it.
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Within well-equipped facilities, artists explore the various disciplines' parameters, depths, and overlaps, discovering applications to new and traditional modes of expression while simultaneously examining links between art and the world.
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But few writers are as well equipped as Mr. St. Aubyn to tackle the tragedy, a dark, twisted and violent family drama about a megalomaniacal monarch's dysfunctional relationship with his heirs.
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Way back before smartphones took over the world (and your life), you only needed a spare tire, a jumper cable, and a well-equipped toolbox in your vehicle at all times.
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The brokenness of the country's boys stands in contrast to its girls, who still face an abundance of obstacles but go into the world increasingly well equipped to take them on.
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Swiss financial supervisor FINMA on Thursday said the country's lenders were solidly capitalised and well equipped to deal with extreme stress scenarios, but cautioned them to consider their capital distribution policies.
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Those who have served with Harris insist he is well equipped to deal with the pressures he faces, while some of his foreign military peers respect him as a straight shooter.
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The building was built more than a century ago and has a nice feel as well as a very well-equipped gym, a billiards room, a theater and an attentive landlord.
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With volumes drastically shifting from the hospital setting to the ambulatory setting, there is already a looming shortage of nurses prepared to provide the services they are well-equipped to deploy.
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It was a bold statement but with McLaren's vast technological resources, Middle Eastern backing and a formidable-looking roster for 2020, the team looks well-equipped to shake up the peloton.
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The Ministry of Interior's Soviet Militia has been transformed with U.S. and Canadian assistance into a police force, and a well-equipped national guard has been forged from its internal troops.
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Burton was never as well-equipped as Taylor was to handle the relentless public scrutiny; the details of their affair, marriage, divorce, and remarriage were carried out entirely in the spotlight.
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Ford teased the concept in 2000 with a well-equipped special edition dubbed the F-150 Harley-Davidson, adding the King Ranch for the 2003 model-year and the Platinum in 2015.
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The Cintiq 16 is the next step for hobbyists who have graduated from the Intuos line, but it's also well-equipped for young professionals and designers to use as their main device.
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In places like Florida, there is low awareness of heat risks because people expect days to be hot, and the state is relatively well-equipped to deal with high temperatures, he said.
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If you're going to spend $60,000 on an Alfa Romeo instead of $35,000 on a Mazda, the Stelvio has to either be significantly more fun or way more refined and well-equipped.
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Beyond initially connecting over dating Jay, we continue to bond over our similarities and have called one another during difficult times, knowing those similarities make us well-equipped to help each other.
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A similar buzz surrounds Tuesday's rematch in Waco as the fifth-ranked Ducks face a Baylor team that appears well-equipped to return to the NCAA tournament for the fourth straight year.
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I guess they could be imagined as rebels or insurgents, but the game kept calling them barbarians, streaming well-equipped anti-tank soldiers out of primitive wooden encampments well into the 1980s.
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Despite the gorgeous footage of Escobar on his father's farm, hammering fence posts into the rolling pastures, "Narcos" isn't well equipped to handle downtime compellingly, especially as it approaches its final hour.
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Jonas also said he expects Tesla initially will sell only well-equipped, high-end versions of the Model 3, at an average price of around $60,000, well above the car's starting price.
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Off to one edge of the property, through a passageway that leads to a small, well-equipped gym, a lap pool glistened invitingly in the daytime sun, it too overlooked the beach.
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A recent SmartAsset report looked at the most recession-resistant cities in the US.Texas seems well equipped to handle a recession — 8 cities made the top 25, more than any other state.
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And this could be bloodier than the previous wars because Mr. Kadyrov's security forces, which are only nominally a branch of the Russian Interior Ministry, are so well trained and well equipped.
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The Trump administration has signaled military threats and sanctions pressure very clearly, but it is less well equipped to integrate missing or underplayed components of a comprehensive policy for the Korean peninsula.
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And a president using the government as a weapon to target and harass his personal enemies is actually one of the things the current federal government is fairly well-equipped to resist.
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"It's crucial that we make sure school is an effective environment to report FGM cases and teachers are well equipped to deal with the issues young people face outside the classroom," he said.
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Meanwhile, with durability that includes a stainless steel case rated up to five atmospheres of pressure, the Steel HR sport should be well equipped to handle activity tracking on both land and water.
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The pricing is slightly more than the Jag but is well equipped to stand tall against the larger and more expensive Model X. The e-tron's success will likely come from consumer awareness.
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Taiwan is well equipped with mostly U.S.-made weaponry, but has been pushing for Washington to sell it more advanced equipment, including new fighter jets, to help it better deter its giant neighbor.
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Mr Abe's aim, in part, is to bring the constitution more in line with the way things are: the SDF is an army in all but name, and a very well-equipped one.
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But it's not nearly as well equipped as the International Space Station, nor as spacious — and that's saying something — so they only stayed a month, and even that must have been pretty grueling.
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The North Korean force, while immense, isn't that well equipped, and in the case of a conflict, South Korea would be expected to account for most of the soldiers fighting the Hermit Kingdom.
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If he tackles the task with the same efficiency with which he managed the New York City Mayor's Office, the Trump administration will be well-equipped to face any type of cybersecurity challenge.
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For example, I might be at a studio that isn't well equipped to record a specific instrument or there might be compatibility issues between the session and computer I'm working on that day.
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That's the message from Zuckerberg who said he feels the social network is well equipped to handle upcoming votes such as the 2018 U.S. midterms and elections in countries like India and Brazil.
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" Weaver then went on to recapitulate the history of the conflict between the Rajneeshees and other residents of Wasco County, emphasizing that, "the Rajneesh Medical Corporation has a well-equipped laboratory at Rajneeshpuram.
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"The WTO is not well equipped to handle the fundamental challenge posed by China, which continues to embrace a state-led, mercantilist approach to the economy and trade," Shea said, according to Reuters.
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Durk's music was hinting at the pop possibilities of this sound years ago, and, now that the rest of music has finally caught up to it, he's well equipped to score a hit.
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Mr. Neiditch's building offers the kinds of amenities that have become standard — and expected — in many new buildings: a private movie theater, a state-of-the-art gym and a well-equipped playroom.
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Nick Kyrgios, who was the last Australian in the men's draw when he lost in the fourth round on Monday to Rafael Nadal, said Barty was now well equipped to handle the pressure.
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It's not decked out with the latest and greatest semi-autonomous tech, but the cabin is a comfortable and well-equipped place to be for less money than any of its chief competitors.
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"Norway is well equipped with legal framework to deal with returnees from the Islamic State," said Magnus Ranstorp, an associate professor and head of terrorism research at the Swedish Defense University in Stockholm.
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We understand the value of a highly disciplined, well-equipped, experienced fighting force to defend against foreign invaders or to help out when civilian authorities are overwhelmed by domestic violence or natural disasters.
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In this large and seemingly well-equipped kitchen (not hers, it's clear) she's like someone three margaritas deep, whipping up dinner in a beach rental house where they don't know where anything is.
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Tom McKay, an attorney for the U.S. Attorney's office, argued that his office is well equipped to handle the review, and accused Cohen and Trump of trying to delay access to the documents.
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Work up an appetite in the well-equipped (and mirrored) gym before indulging in wine from the vast temperature-controlled cellar and fare from the chef-style kitchen or outdoor wood burning stone fireplace.
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Pentagon: North Korean special forces 'highly trained, well-equipped' Displays of strength North Korea's own military response has included firing projectiles, claims of miniaturizing nuclear warheads, and promises of more nuclear and missile tests.
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Growing up in Texas and Nevada with an abusive, drug-addicted stepfather took a toll on Cobb and programming became an outlet — thanks to a particularly well-equipped computer lab at his high school.
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Raspberry Pi is all about making it cheap and easy to tinker with computers, so increasing the base-level functionality means that first-time programmers will be even more well-equipped from the start.
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Transaction prices, the final sales price, on the company's newest pickups rose $8,040 compared with the outgoing models in the same quarter of 2018, reflecting the continued interest among buyers for well-equipped trucks.
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Military courts are well equipped to try US service members who violate military laws, but aren't set up to deal with complex and wide-ranging constitutional and classification issues raised by major terrorism prosecution.
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Climate change will irrevocably continue to hit environments and populations in developing countries the hardest for the foreseeable future, but these locations are often the ones least well equipped to deal with its effects.
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It has proven a formidable opponent for the Philippine military, with its small, agile and well-equipped network entrenched in the jungles of two southern islands, from which they prey on slow cargo boats.
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So while larger, transaction-based financial firms might know their customers only as account numbers, community banks were well-equipped to help customers and families affected by the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
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ORR officials have said that its shelters are run by organizations that meet state licensing standards and are staffed by people who are well-equipped to meet the needs of children in their care.
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Cisco is well-preparedInterestingly, Cisco is well-equipped to handle a workforce of tens of thousands of employees working for home because it makes the networking and videoconferencing technology to support such an effort.
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When they returned to Brooklyn, all the apartments they loved had inadequate kitchens, so they rented a place with a well-equipped kitchen in a Downtown Brooklyn high rise, for around $2530,2000 a month.
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How well equipped he is to fight Ferrari's corner in delicate talks about the sport's future post-2021, with the sport's owners keen to see a more level playing field, remains an open question.
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It is in everyone's interest to keep them on the job, paid something and well equipped, to help put Syria back together again someday and deny ungoverned space for ISIS and other extremist groups.
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For the price of the car I was driving, I could have been in a well-equipped Audi S4, Mercedes-Benz C63, a BMW M3 or, my personal favorite, an Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio.
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"Norges Bank is well equipped to manage the GPFG (fund) and perform central banking task also going forward," the board of the central bank said in a letter to the finance ministry published on Thursday.
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With its physician-only restriction, Maine's law not only prevents qualified health professionals from providing a service they are well-equipped to offer; it also significantly limits the care available to patients throughout the state.
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He is as well-equipped as anyone to negotiate between London and the regions, having held three national cabinet posts under Gordon Brown, including health secretary, and having served as Jeremy Corbyn's shadow home secretary.
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And with an easily removable SIM tray featuring a microSD card slot, a handy headphone jack up top, and stereo speakers on the Xperia 213 Plus, Sony's latest low-cost handsets come pretty well equipped.
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"This project represents the museum's first step towards becoming a large and well-equipped institution ... and the reference point for the coordination of activities in the protection of cultural heritage," said museum director Mirsad Sijaric.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of the International Monetary Fund's top officials warned on Tuesday that storm clouds were gathering over the global economy and that governments and central banks might not be well- equipped to cope.
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But those humble origins hardly left him well-equipped for the limelight—and they left him even less equipped to be the beneficiary of one of the most crooked title fights in heavyweight boxing history.
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During a visit by a reporter in August, Crosswhite, a muscular 31-year-old with short blond hair, was training a client in the well-equipped facility, running him through kettlebell swings and dumbbell presses.
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Abolishing ICE eliminates the President's unchecked power to conduct raids, while transferring issues like gang violence, organized crime, drug trafficking, and human trafficking to other government agencies that are already well-equipped to handle them.
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For a couple of years now, other types of firms have been tooling up to ensure they&aposre well-equipped when the economy finally sputters and businesses that binged on debt come calling for help.
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"We have an enormous number of well-equipped states such as France and Great Britain, to those who are weaker such as Germany, to those who are completely overwhelmed such as Belgium," Mr. Steinberg said.
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Under the reconciliation deal, about 3,000 Fatah security officers are to join the Gaza police force but Hamas will remain the most powerful armed Palestinian faction in the territory, with some 25,000 well-equipped militants.
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It's something I learned during my White House fellowship: government is well-equipped with the right people but we have to build out processes to give them the tools to be able to respond successfully.
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"We can save their lives, but for rehabilitation and treatment, if they could be transferred to a well-equipped center, it would be better," said Dr. Najibullah Kamawal, head of the Nangarhar Public Health Department.
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During a visit by a reporter in August, Crosswhite, a muscular 223-year-old with short blond hair, was training a client in the well-equipped facility, running him through kettlebell swings and dumbbell presses.
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"Trump's comments are at odds with his own earlier statements, during which he claimed the US was well equipped to handle the virus, that it was "totally under control," and that it had been "contained.
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A polished walnut countertop with seating for 18 faces a well-equipped kitchen, and at one end, against a wood backdrop, there are black banquettes and tables that can accommodate up to another 18 guests.
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First, call me old-fashioned, but I still believe adults are perfectly well-equipped to enter contracts with one another without the government deciding the terms aren't good enough for one party or the other.
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Even higher-end, well-equipped versions of the Telluride are still much less expensive than equivalent luxury models and far better in terms of quality and features than similarly priced non-luxury SUVs, he said.
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He says "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" was his first shot at acting, and to make sure that he was well-equipped for his role he learned his own lines — and everybody else's, too.
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"It absolutely does make sense to me that somebody who may worry excessively in some situations can find themselves very well-equipped in others," says Margaret Distler, a psychiatrist at the UCLA Anxiety Disorders Clinic.
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The younger and hipper group ostracize Brent from the get-go, forcing him to travel in his own car rather than the well-equipped tour bus he paid for, and dodging his multiple attempts to socialize.
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The home's outdoor areas, meanwhile, are well-equipped for entertaining, with a built-in barbecue, dining pergola, detached guest house, a gym/pool house, and two pools, one of which is a regulation-sized lap pool.
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At $53,295 for this well-equipped model, you get a cheaper price than competitors and you truly don't sacrifice anything but power; the chassis, drivetrain, interior, style, and technology all meet the standards of the class.
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Maxine Waters is the Wall Street sheriff the people deserve Ex-GOP congressman heads to investment bank MORE (R-Texas), who both say she's well equipped to reform what they consider an unruly and unaccountable regulator.
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The home also includes a full movie theater, a humidor room and a very well-equipped true wellness center, complete with a resistance pool (a true necessity), a plunge pool, dry sauna, gym, and massage room.
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But in a press call, officials said that shelters are run by organizations that meet state licensing standards and are staffed by people who are well-equipped to meet the needs of children in their care.
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Ahead of the building's completion, well-equipped workshops in the basement were already up and running, assisting in projects destined for the Tate, the New Museum in New York, the Kunsthalle Basel and the Pompidou Center.
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According to an ambitious project of the Trust for Public Land, Minneapolis leads the nation's metropolitan areas in providing the best overall access for the most people to well-equipped and serviced public parks and recreation.
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When that's the case, says Joe Vernon, transformation and next-gen technologies leader at the consulting firm Capgemini, retailers are well-equipped to respond by moving inventory from a distribution center or store with extra stock.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global exchanges urged Britain's markets watchdog on Monday not to ban retail sales of derivatives linked to crypto assets such as bitcoin, saying they were well equipped to protect consumers trading on their platforms.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global exchanges urged Britain's markets watchdog on Monday not to ban retail sales of derivatives linked to crypto assets such as bitcoin, saying they were well equipped to protect consumers trading on their platforms.
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Alexandra Moffat, Orford, N.H. To the Sports Editor: Hunting bighorn sheep might be, just perhaps, considered sporting if the sheep were as well guided, well equipped and well armed as those supposed "sportsmen" who stalk them.
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Books like This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein for climate activism and The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander for racial justice will help you gain deeper understanding, learn important vocabulary and be well-equipped with information.
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While that model has been criticized by some health experts as risky to public safety, the province's justice minister has defended the plan, saying sales staff are well-equipped to discourage the cross-promotion of the products.
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Like, on the one hand, they're obviously well-equipped with the mental health know-how to look after themselves, but on the other, spending all day sitting with people and their mental health problems can't be easy.
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And if you're very concerned, it's also ok to skip the derm and go straight to a trichologist — they're less easy to find, but incredibly skilled and well-equipped to get to the root of the problem.
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He said on the whole Swiss banks seemed aware of the risks and were well equipped to deal with them, citing banks' ability to repel around 100 attacks a day from "Retefe" malware attacks on ebanking systems.
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"Civilians in Ghouta are living in shelters underground and they are not well equipped in terms of health and services because of the air strikes," a girl wearing a headscarf says in a video standing alongside Najem.
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"With a storm like today's, we're well equipped to do everything at once — clearing snow, collecting garbage and recycling and driving street sweepers — which means alternate side parking stays in effect," Mr. Turso said in a statement.
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Thus, very poor countries without much medical infrastructure would not be well-equipped for the process, said Dr. Jeanne Lee, interim burn director at the the regional burn center at the University of California at San Diego.
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Given that Oz has built her career around food, it's no surprise that her kitchen is extremely well-equipped, including "the Cadillac of coffee makers," a floor-to-ceiling wine fridge, and a very extensive spice collection.
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Regardless of what's next for Irina, she seems well-equipped — besides wearing her chic, factory worker-inspired ensemble, she was also carrying a winter coat and an Away bag that's presumably filled with all of her essentials.
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As experts have noted, the law isn't well-equipped to handle deepfake porn—he videos do not always fall neatly into existing legal prohibitions, and free speech concerns may prevent new laws from specifically restricting such material.
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At first, the outside world looms in "Captain Fantastic" through its stark absence, even though the compound is well-equipped and stocked with necessities from that world, including sharp knives, heavy books and bales of mismatched clothes.
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"We're an organization of a bunch of millennials and Generation Z so in many ways we grew up online and are well-equipped to meet this moment," Evan Weber, national political director for Sunrise Movement, told POLITICO.
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ZURICH, March 19 (Reuters) - Switzerland's financial institutions and market infrastructure are continuing to function well despite the coronavirus pandemic and are well equipped to deal with extreme stress scenarios, Swiss financail market supervisor FINMA said on Thursday.
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At least, that's one takeaway from a new report by the University of Cambridge's Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, which looks at how well equipped policymakers are to make policy dealing with global catastrophic risks.
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"When these [events] took place downtown or on the west side of São Paulo, there were lots of middle-class citizens who'd never occupied public spaces before, and the spaces [themselves] also weren't well-equipped," Black said.
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While the biggest grocery chains, food suppliers, and consumer goods brands are generally well-equipped to handle this kind of surge in demand, experts say the global reach of their supply chains is contributing to the problem.
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Unsurprisingly, organizations who already have a presence in low-income neighborhoods, and who already work with people living with mental illness, physical illness, homelessness, or histories of incarceration, are well-equipped to bring art to these populations.
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What that means is that a doctor could plug the mobile-optimized microscope into a smartphone and perform targeted DNA sequencing and molecular analysis on things like tumors, in places that lack well-equipped medical labs and hospitals.
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China will show off new warships including nuclear submarines and destroyers at a parade next week marking 70 years since its navy's founding, a senior commander said on Saturday, as Beijing flexes its increasingly well-equipped military muscle.
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Krause, however, said IBM was "well-equipped" for any post-Brexit scenario, and it had 10 data centers in continental Europe that it could also use if Britain did not adhere to any European standards in the future.
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But as you dig deeper and deeper into Glasure's creation, you'll find countless other wonderful details including Batman's custom computer, a well-equipped armory, and a messy laboratory befitting a crime-fighting scientist who works in a cave.
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And predictably telecom companies felt the same thing, that it wasn't the FCC's place to say those sorts of things, that federal laws were perfectly fine and well equipped to handle the challenges posed by the digital age.
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With a 5,100mAh battery, a Kirin 950 processor, and the option to pop in an LTE SIM card for cellular connectivity, the MediaPad M33 is yet another in a long line of well designed, well equipped Android tablets.
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It will have a rough time going against models such as the well-equipped BMW X2490 ($2995,050), Jaguar F-Pace ($44,775), Audi Q5 ($41,500) and an array of other competitors from the United States, Japan and South Korea.
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As one of the authors (O'Neill) who grew up in southern Florida knows, living with hurricanes is a part of life and most homes are well equipped with hurricane shutters and strong roofs to protect against the inevitable.
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This is the new reality facing higher education, that is creating unprecedented demands -- and complexity -- for frontline staff charged with unlocking the potential learners that our policies, systems, and institutions didn't anticipate, and aren't well equipped to serve.
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For the US to be able to help the Iraqis work out that kind of political arrangement, it needs well-trained, well-equipped diplomats who have the regional, linguistic, and functional expertise to deal with these complex negotiations.
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PARIS — One of the world's best health care systems is facing its severest test ever, and whether it succeeds will say much about the ultimate adequacy of a well-funded, well-equipped and broadly accessible national treatment plan.
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"The cruise industry is one of the most well-equipped and experienced when it comes to managing and monitoring health conditions of passengers and crew," it said in a statement to Business Insider, referring to the Wuhan virus.
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"The focus of the [Disaster Recovery Reform Act] and the Smart Rebuilding Act is to place emphasis on pre-disaster mitigation to help ensure that our communities are well-equipped to withstand disasters of all kinds," Barletta said.
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We could put a price on that, and it would be lower than what Mercedes has put on the AMG GLC 63, which in my tester was well-equipped but not insanely optioned above the $73,750 starting price.
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The White House is considering bringing other officials in as well, though some aides are pushing back on the need for such a team, claiming those who are already there are well-equipped to face off with Democrats.
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Of course, what I'm talking about is sudden and unexpected bereavement—but in terms of how well equipped you are to deal with these things at a young age, I can't imagine that anticipatory grief is much easier.
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Led by the mysterious Victor Strand (Colman Domingo), the blended family set out for the high seas on board The Abigail, a fancy yacht well-equipped for what may be a lot of time out on the open water.
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The three-wheeled van, as well-equipped as ambulances used in Bangladesh's cities, runs entirely on solar power – including solar battery power at night – and can be used in rural areas with no grid electricity, according to the developers.
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But at $130, which is actually $20 cheaper than the original Pebble Watch first sold for, the Pebble 2 is a fantastic bargain if you're just dabbling in smartwatches, or want a well-equipped fitness tracker with additional functionality.
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A tilting rear screen is never going to close the gap between having a camera with interchangeable lenses, but it adds enough versatility that I felt more well-equipped with the X70 than I would have with my X100s.
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"You'll dive deep beneath the waves aboard one of the two submersibles on the ship, the TRITON 3300/3 or the Deep Rover, crafts well equipped for marine science research, shipwreck reconnaissance, and undersea videography," reads the AirBnb description.
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To that end, engagement between the Trump administration and sub-Saharan Africa would do well to include the continent's business community in a meaningful way — something, as a veteran businessman himself, President Trump is uniquely well equipped to do.
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It's not all fun and games, even though the well-equipped campus, sitting next to the old imperial residence the Summer Palace, feels more like a five-star resort, complete with an indoor swimming pool and koi-filled lakes.
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The on-site court's focus, however, is doping cases that arise at the Games rather than broader policy issues, and it is unclear how well equipped the operation may be for a flood of challenges to the eligibility decision.
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The "V" cars are Caddy's answer to high-performance versions of European sports sedans: BMW's M Sports, Mercedes-AMGs, and the Audi RS. Our well-equipped test car was priced at about $92,000, about $10,000 over the base price.
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That translates to at best a mixed verdict on "Day of the Soldado" -- a sequel that wasn't exactly needed, which proceeds to raise complicated issues that the movie, with its simple-minded formula, isn't particularly well equipped to handle.
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After taking this course you'll be well-equipped to calculate interest, debits, and credits, as well as assess an investment via depreciation, present value, and rate of return (AKA the things you previously scratched your head just hearing about).
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Mr. Hart seems well-equipped to handle a change-of-pace dramatic role opposite the perennial awards contender Mr. Cranston, but Nicole Kidman's part as Mr. Cranston's business associate seems less fleshed-out, at least based on the trailer.
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His characters, like Wilder's, include a disgraced choirmaster — Chad, the former teacher played by Mr. Barnett with such winsome humor and tenderness that you will worry, at play's end, about how well equipped he is to handle his future.
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The house, which was designed for the purpose, gives people ample space in their apartments, which, unlike most co-living situations, include full kitchens, but focus on common areas, like a big dining room and a well-equipped library.
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To prevail, Ms. Nixon will need to convince party-aligned groups not only that she is more sympathetic to their concerns but also that she is well equipped to work the levers of government to deliver concrete policy achievements.
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But the pursuit of deals, customized dresses and convenience is fueling an online surge that many physical retailers aren't well equipped to counteract – much like department stores Sears and J.C. Penney have struggled to adapt to the digital age.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's foreign-exchange regulator said on Thursday it was well-equipped to keep currency markets stable amid intensifying trade frictions with the United States and prepared to counteract cross-border capital outflow volatility if it arises.
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"What happened in Xinjiang is vocational education training centers help young people, especially young people, to get skills, to be well-equipped for their reintegration into society," Chen said, adding that "there are no so-called re-education camps".
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Turkish academics and newspaper columnists who attended a briefing with him in July portray Albayrak, 40, as well-equipped for the job of steering the Turkish economy, casting him as hands-on and willing to listen to contrary views.
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"Bombardier is firmly committed to the Middle East and Africa, and our in-region sales team is well equipped to ensure all customers find the ideal business jet for their needs," said Bombardier's business jet head David Coleal, in a statement.
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He lives in a one-bedroom apartment in the well-heeled neighborhood of Nasr City, but he works erratic hours and his kitchen "isn't so well equipped," so he ends up ordering about half his meals from fast food joints.
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So it's a little strange the NYPD, which is so much larger and well equipped than any other police force in the country it's won ominous comparisons to a full-size army, decided to equip its officers with Microsoft mobile devices.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Should Paris be selected to host the 2024 Olympics, France is well equipped to stage a safe Games because of the security measures that are in place after the recent terror attacks, president Francois Hollande said on Sunday.
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" Khosrowshahi praised West's experience heading up an international team of lawyers and wrote that West's experience as a former federal prosecutor and senior Department of Justice official meant that he was "well equipped to handle the investigations into our past practices.
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For more on the company, click on The Swedish bank reported second-quarter operating profits above expectations on Friday and said it was well-equipped to handle much more difficult market conditions in Britain, should they arise after the Brexit vote.
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No one is arguably as well-equipped to speak to the trend as Monica Rose is, the stylist who until very recently worked with pioneers of athletic-gear-as-day-wear such as Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner, and Khloe Kardashian.
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Their small bodies are less well equipped to cope with extreme fluid loss brought on by common symptoms such as diarrhoea, vomiting, fever and bleeding, said Daniel Bausch, an infectious disease specialist at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Lawmakers should be conducting a serious audit of our nation's intelligence and cybersecurity capacities and strengthening areas of weakness to ensure our country is well-equipped to withstand future efforts from state actors, like Russia, to disrupt our democratic processes.
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"We never talk about our charm because Paris is a city well-equipped with cinema and art exhibitions," said Arnaud de Bresson, chief executive of lobbying firm Paris Europlace, which is trying to promote the French capital as a financial center.
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"We believe Tennessee patients and physicians have the right to participate in research utilizing cannabis and that our agricultural, higher education, and life science industries are well equipped to be world leaders in this research," Terry stated in a news release.
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Detoxification is a process that your body is already extremely well-equipped for, and there are certainly things you can do to support this—no quick fixes or miracles, but rather lifestyle choices that can give you a good baseline.
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So they were well equipped to navigate Mr. Adams's vocal music: its exquisite and enveloping lyricism, but also the way it treats syllables as musical notes to be repeated and rearranged, creating an entire breathless passage from a single word.
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QINGDAO, China (Reuters) - China will show off new warships including nuclear submarines and destroyers at a parade next week marking 70 years since its navy's founding, a senior commander said on Saturday, as Beijing flexes its increasingly well-equipped military muscle.
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Behind the concern for the north, where intensive care and assisted breathing units were at saturation point, there was also a looming worry over the much less well-equipped south, where tens of thousands have arrived from the affected regions.
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There remains a sense among Americans that the country's legal system is well equipped to handle the harassment cases that will likely be brought as more women come forward with accusations, including against celebrities like Matt Lauer and Garrison Keillor.
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Armed with a wide array of weapons (including the triumphant return of the Super Shotgun), Doom Slayer is well-equipped to take on these enemies — and by the time I was armored, upgraded, and acquainted with the controls, I was too.
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Luckily, we were well-equipped: LYCRA® dualFX® technology supplied our denim with just the right amount of stretch, meaning that this denim could really MOVE while still maintaining its shape (even after more than a few rounds of competition).
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"We now need specific data from these organizations to ensure they are well equipped to locate who's been infected, supply commodities, and obtain resources to respond appropriately," said Haider, the clinical professor in global health at the University of Maryland.
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Mr. Tcherniakov is not well equipped to deal with the bullfighter Escamillo (given a macho interpretation by the cigar-chomping baritone Michael Todd Simpson) and his relationship with Carmen, and the production loses some steam when this interaction takes center stage.
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When it comes to the time issue, Ms. von Furstenberg, who doles out her physical energy watchfully because of her disease, seems particularly well equipped to shine a light on that which is lost in the blur of life's everyday demands.
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But of the two composers it is Rossini who fleshes out his Desdemona more fully, creating a proud, red-blooded woman well equipped to defy social conventions and racial prejudice with her choice of the foreign-born Otello as partner.
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But House Republicans want to temporarily add some of the president's allies to the Intelligence panel, arguing that those members have been sitting in on all the depositions and could be well equipped to cross examine witnesses and defend Trump.
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Italy's northern regions especially Lombardy have borne the overwhelming brunt of the crisis but there is concern the virus, which had infected 59,138 people as of Sunday, could spread into the poorer south where health systems are less well-equipped.
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Many under-fives are not taken to Ebola treatment centers, known as ETCs, where survival rates are markedly higher, but instead visit multiple healthcare facilities that are not as well-equipped to provide treatment or isolation, the WHO said in a weekly update.
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"I'm making sure all of my students from the youth ministry are well equipped to explain what the Bible teaches about racial reconciliation and how all people are created in the image of God, if any of their friends ask them," Forbis said.
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"I feel very well equipped to take over, and I think I can make an enormous difference," said Stewart, who has written books about his time in Afghanistan and Iraq, and whose life Hollywood actor Brad Pitt wants to turn into a film.
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Combining our competence and strength in the on-prem market with our strategic investments in the mobile, cloud, and IoT markets, Tech Data is well-equipped to empower our resellers in the hybrid world, where the business of IT will soon take place.
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Both Mnuchin and, in particular, Dimon, who heads the largest U.S. bank and the biggest bond dealer, are seen well equipped to manage the relationship between Washington and the banks that facilitate the trillions of dollars of borrowing required of the next administration.
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"The government of Indonesia is experienced and well-equipped in managing natural disasters, but sometimes, as with all other countries, outside help is also needed," U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Mark Lowcock said in a statement.
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With new plans from AT&T, Verizon, and Apple itself that make it easy (if perhaps not cost-effective) to trade in your iPhone for a new model every year, many gadget lovers are well-equipped to always have the newest iPhone.
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While the WienerMobile is suited for long-distance deliveries, the WienerCycle more well-equipped for narrow, inner-city deliveries—the WienerDrone can complete short-distance aerial deliveries that are inaccessible to other members of the fleet, before returning to its hub when finished.
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The FCC is simply not well-equipped to conduct this type of oversight, and the legal machinations that it has had to perform to give itself the authority to do so suggests that it was never intended to have that kind of latitude.
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The Tiny Desk is always a place where bands can come to embody their very essence – it's a stripped back but also well-equipped gig – but it's pretty rare that anyone's done it in as uninhibited and cool a manner as Superorganism.
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MORE: Read our 2095 Subaru Crosstrek preview At the bottom end, the Crosstrek base model is reasonably well-equipped to start with power windows and locks, 23-inch alloy wheels, and a 2445-inch infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capability.
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Norris looks at another angle: the way in which the populist right is, at its core, a protest movement that is not well equipped for governing: In Europe, populist parties which enter government coalitions often do lose popular support by disappointing their followers.
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I know the business backward and forwards and I have, you know, very granular knowledge of the business and very kind of big daydreams about where the business is going, and I think I'm getting well equipped to run this particular company, but.
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With 150,000 hotel rooms and an array of cavernous conference halls, Las Vegas was well equipped to accommodate the thousands of journalists who descended on the city, although it had never previously hosted a presidential debate, or indeed, any national political event.
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Large organizations like universities and hospitals are well equipped to accept a donation of just about any size, but bigger amounts could paralyze smaller nonprofit groups that provide social services, like helping the hungry or providing educational support for children in need.
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The final will pit power against power with Andreescu having demonstrated she is well equipped to go toe-to-toe with the game's big hitters and few in the history of the sport have delivered more punishment from the baseline than Williams.
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But the virus has overwhelmed the well-equipped health systems of wealthy Western and Asian countries, and officials know that Bangladesh, one of the poorest countries in the world, has no chance of responding to a rapid outbreak among one million refugees.
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"It makes a lot more sense for that crude to stay in the Gulf Coast and crack the heavy molecule into diesel and gasoline instead of exporting to places less well-equipped to handle the crude," said Abudi Zein, chief executive of ClipperData.
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To achieve these goals will require our nation to embrace the value and dignity of every human being — and the transformative power of a strong and well-equipped human services ecosystem — to transform our society and help us all achieve our full potential.
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QUBA, Azerbaijan, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Oil money and well-equipped security forces have long ensured public loyalty to President Ilham Aliyev in the Azeri town of Quba, but after months of rising prices people turned out on the streets last week to protest.
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"We had a nice life, a simple life, a comfortable life," said Ms. Ewy, 25, her face lighting up last month as she described her family's former home in Homs, in western Syria, with spacious rooms and well-equipped bathrooms and kitchen.
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Bush had substantial advantages that Trump lacks, ranging from budget projections and public opinion that were much friendlier to the tax-cutting cause to the simple fact that he had a White House team that was well-equipped to engage productively with Congress.
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Screenshot: CRTV (YouTube)A Republican candidate for a House seat in Virginia would like everyone to know that an old Instagram post of his featuring a drawing of a very nude and very well equipped Bigfoot does not signify his erotic interest in cryptids.
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With a collection of little white dresses, sequined ball gowns, butterfly-embellished hats, and Tommy Hilfiger denim, the lewk that Mariah Carey possessed in the '90s was IT. Never in the history of fashion has a wardrobe been so well-equipped to dress a diva.
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That request might sound counterintuitive, given that San Francisco is the home of Silicon Valley — but judges serving D.C. have presided over previous cases involving net neutrality three times in the last decade, and are well-equipped to understand the complexities of the case.
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While these groups are saying the right things and taking measured actions, some observers have noted that organizations set up to present awards and other honors aren't necessarily well equipped to serve as enforcement bureaus, which means the onus will ultimately fall on employers.
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With computer science education currently overlooked in most state school systems, the incoming administration can constructively impact the workers of the future by preparing a labor force that is well-versed in computer science and well-equipped to extend American leadership in innovation and resilience.
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Instead, it has an airy common room with a large wooden dining table, a well-equipped communal kitchen and a library that includes Audubon guides to local foliage alongside works by Don DeLillo and Henry David Thoreau, a Ouija board and a record player.
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On Thursday, Biden highlighted his experience confronting public health emergencies as part of the Obama administration, including efforts against the Zika virus and Ebola — seeking to deliver a stern but comforting message that he would be well-equipped to guide the nation through yet another.
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To the best of my knowledge, and I haven't talked to Cynthia in the last few days, I think they're well equipped now with the new organization they put in place to do the appropriate and necessary investigations and then to act on those findings.
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The sound harks back to the late 1960s and early 1970s era of singer-songwriters, particularly those who were clustered around Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles and living a hippie dream of self-expression and self-indulgence, amid vintage guitars and well-equipped studio hideaways.
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"Over a quarter of a million signatures have come together so this money is spent on modern hospitals and well-equipped schools instead of on the Olympics," Andras Fekete-Gyor, chairman of Momentum Movement, the political group that organized the petition drive, told the BBC.
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" Having finished the second chapter with a proposal, the third opens with a wedding, a whirlwind trip to exotic locales, and a reminder that marriage doesn't automatically mean the end of passion -- at least, for newlyweds with their own well-equipped, garishly decorated "playroom.
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The first, as Vox's Tara Golshan explains, is the Senate's Select Committee on Ethics, which initiates the investigations into "improper conduct" may not be well-equipped to deal with matters of sexual harassment and assault: Even so, sexual misconduct cases always have a lot of gray area.
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"We believe these products will benefit even further from the resources and capabilities of a global beauty company like L'Oréal, which is well equipped to build on the success of these brands and expand into new global markets," Papa said in a statement about the deal.
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The Smart Controller is also well-equipped in terms of radios, with support for Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi, and DJI's own OcuSync 2.0 video transmission technology, which automatically switches between frequencies to avoid interference and maintain contact with your drone up to 8 kilometers (4.97 miles) away.
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"Since Jennifer is well equipped with emergency equipment we are confident that if she ran into a distress situation she would activate her EPIRB and we would get the notification quickly," the Joint Rescue Coordination Center Honolulu wrote to the reader in a May 19 email.
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He drops in elements like artificial intelligence, Hyperloop, cryptocurrencies, and vast governmental surveillance, and seems to be focusing all of these various elements toward a society that will be drastically changed by the tools available to them — and which isn't well-equipped to handle the transformation.
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More recently, Lifeway found that while eight out of 10 Protestant senior pastors believed their churches were well-equipped to handle those threatening suicide, just 4 percent of respondents who had lost a loved one to suicide said church leaders were aware of that person's struggles beforehand.
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That buys a pretty well-equipped 2018 Nissan Leaf, another 50-state EV that, while no Tesla Model 3, benefits from nearly 100 more miles of range than the Smart, a vastly superior dealer network, and the fact that it has five seatbelts and a roomy trunk.
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When the Department of Health and Human Services wanted to show how well it was treating unaccompanied minors in its custody, it invited journalists and politicians to visit a new emergency shelter in Carrizo Springs, Texas, which had soccer fields, a gazebo, and well-equipped classrooms.
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The company said it was well-equipped to react to any potential changes in the market due to the referendum, citing a strong order book and the fact that most of its business was within the UK. Reporting by Esha Vaish in Bengaluru; Editing by Sunil Nair
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While Michael acknowledged an admiration for 1970s bubblegum star David Cassidy, he was also someone who sought to go beyond his celebrity, seeing much more in the music he created than an opportunity to dazzle the masses -- though he was certainly well-equipped to do that.
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Both the Obama administration and the Trump administration had expressed concerns in the past that injecting more weapons into the conflict was unlikely to resolve it, especially considering that Russia is well-equipped to respond to any Ukrainian escalation with an even stronger escalation of its own.
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The Cuban government runs a well-equipped hospital for foreigners in Havana, but the C.I.A. assumed that the doctors would relay information about the victims' condition to the intelligence services, who could then cover their tracks or improve the effectiveness of whatever was causing the injuries.
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An industry that prides itself on innovation, and earns some $400 billion in annual revenue, should be well equipped to build a global medical device registry where patient outcomes for all medical devices are openly monitored, and where doctors and patients can log concerns and obtain information.
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Indian climbers in the Himalayas are booming in number, but may be disproportionately at risk because they tend to join budget expeditions that are sometimes less well equipped, according to interviews with more than two dozen climbers, trekking companies and officials in both India and Nepal.
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Yanzhong Huang, a senior fellow for global health at the Council on Foreign Relations, said that China had invested a lot in building a robust public health infrastructure in the wake of SARS and that many of them were mostly well equipped to deal with infectious diseases.
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Ashley Whillans, an author of the study, told NPR that while high-achieving people (such as those likely to attend college), believe that they're well-equipped to handle challenges, feeling like their peers are doing better socially made people feel as if there was something wrong with them.
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"Everybody was very excited to see the Commonwealth Games staged in Durban, which was very well equipped to host the event, but once the economics started to play a role, it became difficult," Sam said from London, where he attended the CGF meeting in his capacity as vice chairman.
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Some conservative critics point to a fairly high rate of error in EITC claims (250 to 25 percent), some of which surely includes some fraud: Determining which children count as "qualifying" can be tricky, particularly in nontraditional families, and the IRS is not well equipped to vet such claims.
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So, neutron scattering is a crucial imaging technique for understanding material properties at atomic scales, and it also happens to be one that ORNL is very well-equipped for thanks to the lab's Spallation Neutron Source, which provided the physicists with their first views of the tunneling water molecules.
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That's for the base model, of course, but the base model sounds relatively well-equipped, with a 240-mile range on a single charge, 400 horsepower from its rear-wheel drive motor and all the sensor and computer hardware on board for a future update to provide autonomous driving.
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"A well-equipped terrorist group ... intending to infiltrate the country from the border area of Oshnavieh to foment insecurity and carry out acts of sabotage was ambushed and at least 10 terrorists were killed in a heavy clash," the Revolutionary Guards said in a statement carried by IRNA.
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While Fitch believes the Florida (re)insurance market is well equipped to handle substantial hurricane losses, if Irma were to produce insured losses greater than $7503 billion, or if another significant hurricane struck Florida following Irma, some (re)insurers participating in the Florida market could experience notable financial strain.
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In Crown Heights, a four-bedroom, two-bath, 2,068-square-foot condo with a well-equipped eat-in kitchen, a large decked terrace, a washer and dryer, a parking space, a large basement storage room and central air-conditioning, in a five-unit, pet-friendly condominium built in 2002.
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Kathryn Hampton, who coordinates the Asylum Network Program of the New York-based advocacy organization Physicians for Human Rights, said in a statement that border facilities are not well equipped to handle the increasing number of children and families migrating mostly from Central America to the United States.
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He criticized vigilante groups for compromising official police investigations and putting children and suspected offenders at risk, saying:We are therefore well equipped to investigate and bring to justice those who pose a risk to children and would advise members of the public not to take the law into their own hands.
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But 88,000 units, which is the exact figure IDC reports for Essential Phone sales in 2017, is still quite low and illustrates the uphill battle Rubin is fighting by launching a new phone in a mature, high-end market dominated by some of the world's largest and most well-equipped corporations.
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What a Trump Presidency Means for Your HealthThe future of public health in the United States was a hotly contested topic during the 2016…Read more ReadAs a former orthopedic surgeon, and as someone with extensive public policy and budget experience, Price is reasonably well equipped to handle the position.
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The Cat S60 isn't going to change that, but it is much more well-equipped than many of its rugged predecessors, to the point that — alongside the recently released Samsung Galaxy S603 Active — it feels like it belongs to a new guard of niche smartphones that don't require those same sacrifices.
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The Cat S60 isn't going to change that, but it is much more well-equipped than many of its rugged predecessors, to the point that — alongside the recently released Samsung Galaxy S7 Active — it feels like it belongs to a new guard of niche smartphones that don't require those same sacrifices.
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MORE: Read our 2018 Volvo XC2060 Preview Even the entry-level XC242 Momentum is well-equipped for its price point: leather upholstery in a choice of several shades, a panoramic moonroof, low-speed automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist, LED headlights, and dual-zone automatic climate control are all standard.
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Sometimes that was not an issue — Milan in 2016, Berlin in 2015, Lisbon in 2014 and London in 2013 all were well-equipped to host the event — but Cardiff, like Kiev, seemed to struggle with the sheer scale of the final, and the influx of fans into a comparatively small city.
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In situations of true crisis—a family emergency, loss of a job, things like that—people with anxiety are very well-equipped to gather those resources, to be sharp thinkers with good problem-solving skills, and to kind of worry about outcomes in a way that really helps them, Distler says.
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