You are well prepared to be your own support system.
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He is well prepared to shore up the party's beliefs.
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We were well prepared, both our snipers and other troops.
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Defenders, on the other hand, are not as well prepared.
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The Islamic State, also known as ISIS, was well prepared.
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Which of our seven siblings are well prepared for retirement?
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"As a parent, I wasn't well prepared," Ms. Carcamo said.
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"This was a well prepared impromptu move," Mr. Solovey said.
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"The division was well prepared for this upturn," Bonnafe said.
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But Mr Trump is uniquely well prepared to survive it.
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I definitely feel as well prepared as I could be.
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And the small teams on paper arrived really well prepared athletically.
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He said the role was one he was well prepared for.
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Still, others say Krane is well prepared on this diplomatic front.
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We had a Spanish translator who was obviously very well-prepared.
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"We are well prepared for this," Mr. Carney said that morning.
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But the playoffs reset everything, and the Cubs look well prepared.
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"In that sense, he is pretty well prepared," Mr. Yun said.
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The answer is that the Big Three are well-prepared. Mostly.
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At present, we're well prepared for future growth, including strategic hires.
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Republicans argue their incumbents are well prepared and have strong records.
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But like Louis Pasteur once said, luck helps the well prepared.
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Plus, the managers may not be well prepared for their jobs.
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The cheese bagel was cooked to perfection and well prepared, fresh & delicious!
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But I think also more importantly the British public weren't well prepared.
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"We were well prepared and very blessed," Gonzales told Reuters by telephone.
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A well prepared company could list within about three months, she said.
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Sadly, that's difficult, and most people aren't well prepared for those conversations.
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Kopp agreed with Wood that Jones is well-prepared for the task.
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But being well prepared for your next phase can feel even better.
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Before the hurricane, the nursing home reassured her it was well prepared.
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Typically well prepared, her marathon day commenced with a misstep this year.
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But some aren't well-prepared to deal with infections if they arrive.
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Mr. Richter said AT&T was well prepared for a potential strike.
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He's extremely well prepared, mild, witty, controlled and a student of history.
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"Travelers who are well prepared often do the best," Mr. Brosnahan said.
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The company said it was well prepared for the upcoming policy discussion.
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A well prepared company could list within about three months, she said.
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"Those guys are always so well prepared," Jets Coach Adam Gase said.
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Nielsen's current job, however, may leave her well-prepared for this task.
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"The well-prepared ride them, the ill-prepared are swept away by them."
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House Democrats are well prepared to defend their side in this optics battle.
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Service went really well, it was very chilled and everything was well prepared.
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She expects that Powell's comments will be well prepared and to the point.
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Our team really had a good month, they practiced and (were) well-prepared.
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That's because on one hand, markets were well-prepared for the upcoming hike.
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We believe that Islandsbanki is well prepared for the removal of capital controls.
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When they first won The X Factor, though, they weren't so well prepared.
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"In terms of substance and organisation, we are very well prepared," she said.
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Justices Breyer and Kennedy are active, searching, well-prepared questioners during oral arguments.
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" Williams said she was well prepared for Sadikovic's "old-school grass-court game.
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So even if you're well-prepared, be ready to spend some time waiting.
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"We can live forever like this, we are well prepared," Sheikh Mohammed said.
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"Australia remains extremely well prepared for further growth in this virus," he added.
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Here's the official description: How well prepared is Facebook for the 2020 election?
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Experts say Singapore is well prepared for the gradual introduction of the technology.
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"Japan is about as well-prepared for an earthquake as anyone," Bostock said.
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Is Parrot is well-prepared to be at the forefront of the drone revolution?
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"I think we're very well prepared for whatever is thrown at us," Alford said.
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They are very well-prepared, but you make deals with them on the side.
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I felt like I was as well-prepared as I was going to be.
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Julia Klöckner, one of the party's negotiators, archly admired Mr Lindner's "well-prepared spontaneity".
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And last year, he was not well prepared so he tried again this year.
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Asked about the insecurities regarding Brexit, Scheuch said the company was very well prepared.
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It seems only right, then, that you should kick off summer 2017 well prepared.
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He eviscerated Donald Trump on the "birther" issue in a well-prepared, methodical way.
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But you also have to be really well prepared for all kinds of situations.
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Phil Bryant said in a news conference the state was well-prepared for Nate.
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So I think these folks are pretty well prepared for what happened in 2016.
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But Turkish forces have struggled to make headway against the well-prepared Kurdish fighters.
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Secretary Clinton was one of the most intelligent, well prepared, well briefed politicians ever.
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"In general, it is a court that is very well prepared," Mr. Brandão said.
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Only those with good mental strength and well-prepared physical condition can manage it.
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"Andrew Yang was very well prepared and used his time effectively," Ms. Belin tweeted.
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Despite the well-prepared promotion plan, many White House aides, as of 7 p.m.
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"To make this a successful program, it has to be well-prepared," Nowotny told reporters.
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"We feel very well prepared as a company for the future," Carsten Kengetersaid on Wednesday.
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"We are well prepared to continue the job (of supervising the fund)," Oeystein Olsen said.
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"Florida is as well prepared as you can be for something like this," he said.
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Putin is a trained KGB intelligence veteran who will come to this meeting well-prepared.
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Speaking in South Korea, the policymaker said markets were "well-prepared " for a rate hike.
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The rebel forces are deeply entrenched and say they are well prepared for urban war.
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We need to know that we are going in there fully fit and well-prepared.
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She was obviously extremely well-prepared, stayed on script, and rebounded from critical questioning effectively.
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"We are very well prepared for whatever comes from a Brexit situation," Schwimmer told reporters.
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Often when people lose someone close to them, they're not very well prepared for it.
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Putin is a trained KGB intelligence veteran who will come to this meeting well-prepared.
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It's a more generic prompt, Ohen said, and he's typically well prepared to address it.
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And Republican officials believe they are well prepared to compensate for Mr. Trump's late start.
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"I'm pretty well-prepared," he says, showing off his arsenal of cologne and fancy ties.
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Overall, the industry was well-prepared for a downturn, even optimized for a severe one.
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"We're well prepared, we've been at this for five or six days," Gaynor told Wallace.
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This time, he said, the opposition is well prepared to challenge the results in court.
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Fortunately, the president has nominated someone who is well prepared — Alex Azar — to lead HHS.
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By the time his phone rang on board Thunder B, the oligarch was well prepared.
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Before we begin, I'll just say that we're very well prepared for the incoming hurricane.
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They were particularly well-prepared to act after hearing the news from home in January.
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We were very well-prepared Ten days prior, we had drilled for a similar attack.
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Damage is expected to be minimal, as the Ryukyus are generally well-prepared against typhoons.
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There were no reported deaths in Hong Kong, a city well prepared for tropical cyclones.
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How well prepared was the Army of the Living heading into the Battle of Winterfell?
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She's a well-qualified candidate who showed up well-prepared for an important job interview.
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It wasn&apost well prepared, there were no goals, it wasn&apost coordinated with the allies.
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China is well prepared for global monetary policy normalisation, said Yi, who was speaking in English.
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So, that&aposs why police are saying that he was very well-prepared for this attack.
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He also said the company was well-prepared for the full range of foreseeable Brexit outcomes.
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Well-prepared land, available grid connections and financial guarantees all encourage the development of solar parks.
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Founders will be well-prepared to step on the Disrupt Main Stage and present their case.
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College-bound seniors seem well prepared, with the best composite entrance-exam scores in the nation.
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"It appears he was organized and well-prepared," Orlando Police Chief John Mina said early Sunday.
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You want to keep serving the items, so you can keep them fresh and well-prepared.
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Many organizations, particularly underfunded government agencies and organizations delivering critical services, are not as well-prepared.
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"Whoever wins, we should want a president that's well-prepared to run our government," Stier said.
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Protection is important, and if this simplifies the process of being well-prepared, all the better.
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As a fellow cynic, Visser had foreseen this issue and was well prepared with an answer.
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Expect large portions of simple, well-prepared food on the cheap into the early morning hours.
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SO, I CERTAINLY FEEL EXTREMELY WELL PREPARED WITH A TRACK RECORD THAT STANDS ON ITS OWN.
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"We feel very well prepared as a company for the future," Carsten Kengeter said on Wednesday.
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Tasty too, which was a good thing considering the island is not well prepared for tourists.
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"You are advised to be well prepared to avoid undesirable consequences," the posting on Facebook said.
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Indeed, the FDP leader Christian Lindner, had a well-prepared speech when he "spontaneously" walked out.
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Gamers, who are probably the early adopters lining up for a Rift, are probably well prepared.
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Thank you to FEMA, first responders, and all, for working so hard & being so well prepared.
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But he thought Ohtani was well prepared to find his place in a major league clubhouse.
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Some analysts say the global industry may not be as well prepared for the latest challenge.
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An FBI representative said he "was organized and well prepared" for the attack on the nightclub.
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She was witty, well-prepared, antagonistic; she got people to say things they ordinarily would not.
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"Everybody has been very well prepared to take this on," Kohl's CEO Michelle Gass said Tuesday.
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He is a formidable opponent, very enjoyable to prepare for, and we&aposre very well prepared.
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Chapek said he is well-prepared to face the disruption happening around television and content distribution.
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Tie-ups with Amazon and Aldi Investors believe that Kohl's is well prepared for the future.
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Engaging with small arms In certain areas of military technology, the United States was well-prepared.
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Law enforcement says Mateen was well prepared, with an assault weapon, a handgun and 2 suspicious devices.
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Uganda has already vaccinated many frontline health workers and is relatively well prepared to contain the virus.
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Should that strength weaken, though, Taylor said the company is well prepared to handle an economic downturn.
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His immediate task now is to make sure he is well prepared for Walton Heath on Monday.
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Using quiet energy to carefully reflect, introverts present themselves as well prepared for business meetings or presentations.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said markets were "well-prepared" for a summer hike on Monday.
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We are well prepared, the first phase now of communicating very very intensively with the American agencies.
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Most of us know someone cleverer than us, so we're quite well prepared to live among robots.
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Some plotters point out that they are well prepared for the conference, with lots of sensible delegates.
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He has tried refugees: visiting Italy to discuss how well prepared Europe is for the next crisis.
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Should clients move there, or to Frankfurt or Luxembourg, Britain's big law firms will feel well prepared.
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" Balduf told WFAA of McClatchy: "My brother is very smart and was well prepared for this trip.
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" * "Now that the economic environment is fraught with uncertainties and challenges, we must get ourselves well prepared.
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If their candidate is so well-prepared, why does she need Lester Holt to rebut Trump's arguments?
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So always be well prepared and if anybody wants to go in there, my recommendation is don't.
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If this seed bears fruit in eight episodes time, it's because the ground has been well-prepared.
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Overconfidence is common elsewhere: nine out of ten teachers in the OECD say they are well prepared.
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Another administration official familiar with the talks described Kim as "personable and well prepared" for the discussion.
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"I hope he is well prepared going at least into the bilateral with President Putin," Baucus said.
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GOP lawmakers also said they are feeling strong and well prepared going into the second public hearing.
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But Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, famous for his athletic ability, was well prepared for Trump's maneuver.
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Zuckerberg was well prepared, but he also benefited from redundant questioning that rarely included smart follow-ups.
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"We have never faced an economic fight like this one, but we are well prepared," said Sunak.
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The volunteers were well prepared and, in almost all cases, unfailingly courteous to the others in attendance.
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The unprepared, loud braggart gets the job over the thoughtful, well-prepared woman who has studied hard.
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For someone who has never been to prison before, Wayne Hsiung is unusually well prepared for it.
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"The campaign was clearly really well prepared," said Christiaan Beek, McAfee's senior principal engineer and lead scientist.
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We hope we are well prepared and are clear of our strategy before we enter the U.S. market.
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Really, what we need to see here going into this meeting in a well-prepared, clearly articulated strategy.
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Salama said Uganda and Rwanda could see Ebola cases but both were well prepared for a rapid response.
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Dream Kardashian is well prepared for her TV debut with an Hermès robe and two mini Range Rovers.
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"We obviously are well-prepared in the event that it happens," Lenovo CFO Wai Ming Wong told CNBC.
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As a bank headquartered in Germany and with a strong presence in the U.K., we are well prepared.
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But I want them to be well prepared and ready, because they will face all kinds of challenges.
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But then they threw aside that veneer of civility and started aiming well-prepared zingers at each other.
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Putin, a former Russian intelligence agent, is known to come to high-profile meetings like this well-prepared.
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Rodgers was well prepared for her time in the mountains by a childhood spent outdoors hiking and fishing.
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What they are not so well prepared for is the crossing of some of these streams of complaint.
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"It's basically how the game is played in this particularly industry and we're pretty well-prepared," Barra added.
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We certainly want an incoming administration to be well-prepared and ready to go when power is transferred.
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I will also ensure a smooth transition, so the team is well-prepared for the approaching football season.
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The payoff for negotiators who are well-prepared is market access, trade-based jobs and wider consumer benefits.
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You can't go and check every one of those single companies to see how well prepared they are.
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Generally, Japan is "very well-prepared" for the possibility of a tsunami aftermath to an earthquake, Petersen said.
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There were very physical, very well-prepared young men who struggled and didn't make it through the training.
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"She's supersmart, well prepared, even-tempered," said Mr. Sperling, who worked with Ms. Brainard in the Obama administration.
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But in the end, if we are smart, tough and well prepared, we will get along with everyone!
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"It's appears he was organized and well-prepared," Orlando police chief John Mina said at a press conference.
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But when those are the actual topics under discussion, it makes him an incredibly disciplined, well-prepared debaters.
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"Today we are as well prepared as we can be," police chief Michel Cadot told a news conference.
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They hit states in the mainland United States that were well prepared and had strong disaster management agencies.
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NETANYAHU SAYS ISRAEL "WELL-PREPARED" FOR ANY SPILL-OVER VIOLENCE FROM GULF AFTER ATTACK ON SAUDI OIL PLANT
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"Many well-prepared people are leaving," said Dr. Verónica Martínez, a pediatric pulmonologist at José Ignacio Baldó Hospital.
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"If you're perfectly symmetrical for an asymmetrical task, then you're not well-prepared for that task," he continued.
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"I feel well prepared for most of my job," he said, describing how he'd risen up the ranks.
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Several donors said the weekend presentations were thoughtful, well prepared and steady, if not flashy or particularly inspiring.
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"We realized that more students that we would consider well-prepared were considering community college," Mr. Springall said.
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As expected, she was well prepared and gave a smart answer that promoted her candidacy without attacking Sanders.
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They are puffy and sentimental, the cinematic equivalent of a cloying dessert following an otherwise well-prepared meal.
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Yet even in these two well-prepared speeches, the language did not give a feeling of soaring purpose.
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" He added: "We are a community that's well-prepared, a community that's well trained, and our institutions are safe.
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"But she is well-prepared, she is going to do great things," he told WKRC-TV at the time.
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We came into these games very well prepared and confident in our routines that we've been doing in practice.
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Luckily, the style-adventurous mama figured it out pretty quickly, and now, she's well-prepared for baby number two.
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I'm usually well-prepared, but I had no idea I'd need to apply for a visa to enter Australia!
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Banks are also well-prepared for the introduction of the net stable funding ratio (NSFR) framework in January 2018.
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Ewing seems, just on the merits of his many years in coaching, well-prepared for the basketball challenges ahead.
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But even the most well-prepared person can feel underprepared when it comes to planning ahead for a pimple.
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The Dodgers' Game One starter Clayton Kershaw, however, said players on both sides were well prepared for the heat.
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"Sibelius Academy conductors are extremely well prepared and successful in communicating to the musicians what they want," he notes.
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As a result, its emergency response teams, building codes and residents are usually well-prepared to confront such situations.
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As state leaders, we also know how imperative a well-prepared workforce is for our states to thrive economically.
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One thing I learned from summer break was how well-prepared the prosecutors in the special counsel's office were.
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She felts well prepared and less worried given the latest forecasts but was still uneasy given the storm's unpredictability.
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Pichai demonstrated the best-case scenario – being well-prepared, but also managing a dynamic situation with respect and candor.
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Rice, Fudge and Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.) — whom he characterized as "well prepared" to tackle a top leadership role.
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They understand that interviewees are instinctively nervous and guarded, and well-prepared for the standard questions they might get.
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It was a huge privilege to represent Cloudflare to all these investors who were incredibly smart and well-prepared.
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The food is high quality and well prepared, though the entrees could use better presentation than a cardboard tub.
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The Republican People's Party, long criticized for a lack of organization, for once was well prepared for the election.
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She felt well prepared and less worried, given the latest forecasts, but still was uneasy given the storm's unpredictability.
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"The Intelligence Community is stronger than ever, and increasingly well prepared to meet new challenges and opportunities," he wrote.
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"I hope to be as well prepared as possible at Melbourne," she was quoted as saying by http://www.tennisworldusa.
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You are well prepared,wherever we live you will advance your studiesin English or French or any language necessary.
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Some foreign analysts say Chinas reinforced military presence was bigger than expected and appears to have been well-prepared.
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I feel comfortable that the Department is well prepared to continue this mission with new leadership at the helm.
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They were remarkably well prepared for and perhaps even a little jaded about what Computer Science 101 might bring.
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"I think the electoral board is well prepared to make these decisions," Weber told reporters at a briefing in Lima.
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But he said recent newcomers had not arrived primarily to work and were not as well prepared as other groups.
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Uganda is very well prepared... but we can expect and should plan for more cases in DRC and neighbouring countries.
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The government says it is well prepared to deal with the virus and has called on people not to panic.
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New Hope Animal Hospital is a full service clinic that is well prepared to handle emergencies during regular operating hours.
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"It's really at the point where we just need to accept this, and make sure we're well prepared for it."
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"With this deal the CEA is well prepared to handle the economic consequences of potential earthquakes," the Swiss reinsurer said.
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National Disaster Management Director Akapusi Tuifagalele told FijiLive that officials were well prepared for potential havoc wreaked by the storm.
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Patients are more internet-savvy and many come well prepared to office visits armed with information obtained from the internet.
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They saw one candidate who was well prepared and a bit rambling, and another who was downright weird at times.
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The British Bankers' Association said a significant amount of contingency planning had been done and the industry was well prepared.
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The shortfall in diamond revenues may be a blessing in disguise and one for which Botswana is very well-prepared.
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"We are well prepared financially going into the final year of the concession," CEO Lars Norling said in a statement.
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Most travelers are well prepared for a chilly flight, but very few expect their plane to feel like a sauna.
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"People are very much gearing up ... I think you'll find we are really well prepared for this," he told Reuters.
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Graduates of those schools are well prepared to work on projects involving artificial intelligence and computer vision, among other things.
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If they did decide to join the family firm, their father is keen to make sure they are well prepared.
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Retiring After a career of working, scrimping and saving, many retirees are well prepared financially to stop earning a living.
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As an audio engineer I was well-prepared for these kind of projects, since I have to record outside frequently.
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"I think I'm very well prepared," he told reporters as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived at the White House.
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Second, he simply didn't seem well-prepared to argue with Harris or able to think particularly quickly on his feet.
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"We're well prepared for that," said General Votel, who oversees the American military in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
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In high-profile criminal cases, prosecutors are usually well-prepared far in advance of the commencement of a complex trial.
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Exceptionally high voter turnout is projected for 2020, emphasizing the need for sufficient, well-prepared, and geographically accessible polling sites.
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Likewise, 'BBVA was reported to say Garanti Bank, of which it owns nearly half, was well prepared for the situation.
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All four were remarkably well prepared; while making their ballerinas shine, they came through all the partnering hurdles without mishap.
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"I believe our officers are well-prepared to keep the city safe this summer," Superintendent Eddie Johnson said in a statement.
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"I went into it feeling as well prepared as I could be but as uncomfortable as you would expect," she said.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Monday global markets appeared to be "well-prepared" for a summer rate hike.
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Moreover, many customers, lacking know-how, resources and the constant prodding from nervous supervisors, are unlikely to be as well prepared.
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The children in the wedding would have been very well prepared through rehearsals and even learned wedding specific behavior and protocol.
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Chris Hemsworth is making sure all of his kids are well-prepared for adulthood — including having surfing skills under their belts.
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"They didn't care about how well prepared I was to operate the [Space Shuttle] arm or deploy communication satellites," Ride said.
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It is worth noting, this information was online moments after the Times story broke, so if faked, it was well prepared.
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A well-prepared workforce will only be realized when all voices are regularly at the table—policymakers, business leaders and educators.
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With an assist from a well-prepared Megyn Kelly as moderator, Rubio made sure Trump was unable to escape the trap.
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There's a lot of confusion about how retirement savings accounts work, even among those who are more well-prepared for retirement.
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She was fond of convening academic experts with whom she disagreed and peppering them with her well-prepared questions and counterarguments.
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"I think I'm very well-prepared," Trump told reporters during a photo op with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Thursday.
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She seemed warm and knowledgeable, a woman who was well-prepared to look out for the best interests of my father.
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Any such meeting must be well prepared and "meeting for the sake of meeting would serve little purpose," the Kremlin said.
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In fact, 75% of the roughly 500 people we surveyed didn't feel well-prepared to have sex after "completing" sex ed.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Even the most well-prepared candidates face unexpected hurdles when interviewing for a new job.
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"The board was well prepared to handle the decision the school had made" because of the task force meeting, Honda said.
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In the meantime, I know Assistant Administrator Andrew Wheeler is well prepared to continue the progress already made under President Trump.
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For some South Americans, a well-prepared mate will replace a morning coffee just as well as a 5 o'clock tea.
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"I knew she was well prepared, but I was very tense as she appeared on stage," he said in an email.
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We knew the outback was vast and remote; we were well prepared in terms of spare parts, permits and fuel stops.
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"We are well prepared and do not see any problems," chief executive Rolf Martin Schmitz said in a call with reporters.
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But there are still some standout companies who are well-prepared to weather the crises and bounce back stronger than before.
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Fortunately, it has proven to be extremely resilient, and its inhabitants are well-prepared to respond to leaks and other hiccups.
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Democrats and other critics have raised questions about the administration's response and how well-prepared it is to manage an outbreak.
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So she is well prepared to empathize with Cass as she investigates her disappearance, but that's only half of Abby's job.
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Democrats and other critics have raised questions about the administration's response and how well-prepared it is to manage an outbreak.
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As agriculture commissioner, Mr. Hogan was often involved in trade talks, and gained a reputation for being canny and well prepared.
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McInstosh and Mr. Callanan are both well prepared for their new duties, having served at Treasury over the past few years.
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However, other players who were not as well prepared tried to swat the insects away with their rackets - with little success.
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Open since 1930, the narrow dining room has preserved its old-fashioned charm, and its menu of classics is well-prepared.
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This is dismaying to fans of "fighting chess," although it's understandable given how well-prepared, using powerful computers, GMs now are.
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Caucuses did not favor Mr. Trump in Iowa, where organization mattered a great deal and where his campaign was not well prepared.
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"France is well prepared (for no deal) and will accelerate its preparations for such a scenario," the Elysee said in a statement.
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Visitors can expect nightly music from a variety of performers and cheap drinks of the unimaginative variety that are always well-prepared.
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We have a security program, which keeps us well prepared to switch to a different origin if such an undesired event occurs.
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I serve on Armed Services with Katie and while we frequently disagree on substance, she is always well-prepared, focused and thoughtful.
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Krueger said the new standard was causing a dip in the wider car market, but that BMW was well prepared for it.
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Utilities are well prepared because they got the opportunity to test their systems during Hurricane Hermine one month ago, Kury said. Still.
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The former President has come well prepared -- his former senior food policy adviser and former chef Sam Kass will be there too.
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And the 27 (other EU countries), especially Germany and France, will be well prepared, we will not allow ourselves to be divided.
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Looking at recent data on initial claims for unemployment, it appears the economy is well prepared and ready to run for longer.
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Trump said that he's "very well prepared" for the US-North Korea summit, and Dennis Rodman will not be making an appearance.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard added on Monday that global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer rate hike.
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These negotiations will be difficult and the North will be well-prepared, but talks should not be viewed as rewarding bad behavior.
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Hagel on Friday said the former mayor would be well-prepared in such an event and would not rush into a decision.
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There needs to be accurate information being put out, so that everyone can be educated and well-prepared with the necessary precautions.
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Senegal, which reacted rapidly and firmly to the Ebola outbreaks in its region in 2014, is similarly well-prepared for the coronavirus.
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As much as any company in corporate America, Boeing would appear to be well prepared to deal with a public-relations crisis.
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Haley, an inexperienced diplomat but a seasoned politician and consensus-builder from her days as South Carolina's Republican governor, was well prepared.
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Like, who is in shape, who is not in shape... so that we can see, we can get well-prepared as well.
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Afternoon temperatures hovering around 100 degrees are the norm for Madrid in July and August, so the city is generally well prepared.
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Afternoon temperatures hovering around 100 degrees are the norm for Madrid in July and August, so the city is generally well prepared.
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UAC Executive Director Chad Brackelsberg told CNN that anyone participating in these events should be well prepared during skiing and snowboarding season.
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Never underestimate the power of a well-prepared tartar sauce and a toasted, buttery potato roll to perfect your fish sandwich game.
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They wanted to BE her, this little force of chaos that no well-prepared interview or expertise on South Korean politics could stop.
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Some of them certainly will try and commit acts of violence here in London but I think the authorities are very well prepared.
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But progress soon slowed as forces grew nearer to the city's center and ran up against a well-prepared and entrenched ISIS opposition.
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Willemot added that the DRC's experience with and knowledge of Ebola had left the country relatively well prepared to address this latest outbreak.
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Each team receives free pitch coaching from the seasoned TechCrunch team and will be well-prepared to step onto the Disrupt Main Stage.
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Their minds tended to wander That made them less well-prepared when an emergency required them to exercise good judgment and quick thinking.
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Somewhere, from the thorny recesses of your pop culture memory, emerges another massive battle between underdog Scotsmen and a well-prepared British army.
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Banks are liquid and were well prepared to withstand market volatility that could limit their access to funding for a period of time.
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The Weinstein stories had been out there for years… Secretary Clinton was one of the most intelligent, well prepared, well briefed politicians ever.
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It's not uncommon in the corporate world for a well-prepared woman to compete against a man who thinks he can wing it.
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We're lowering [the companies'] churn in these positions, because people are well-prepared and very much want the roles that they are landing.
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That would be a problem for any president given that Putin will be meticulously well-prepared and equipped with specific grievances and demands.
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On business outlook, Stevenson said HSBC is "very well-prepared" for whatever the outcome is on Britain's plan to leave the European Union.
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There is no question that the Democrats are well prepared to contest the open 85033th and 49th districts being given up by Rep.
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" On abolishing private health insurance, a well-prepared, fast-talking candidate might say, as Mayor Buttigieg did, "Medicare for all who want it.
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"On opening day, large crowds were expected and our warehouse personnel were well prepared," a Costco spokesperson told Business Insider in a statement.
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" However, he added, "I want to be the most well-prepared coach as I grow, year after year until I get my chance.
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"I think I'm very well-prepared," Trump told reporters during a photo-op with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe before heading to Singapore.
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"We had to invite all our suppliers who are not well prepared for Brexit, and teach them the basics of customs," says Mr.Freismuth.
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As dire as the toll could be for global airlines, the industry in the United States is relatively well prepared for the outbreak.
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France, for example, appears to be well prepared: It has twice as many intensive care beds as Italy, and a more centralized system.
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The multicourse breakfast is equally meticulous and well-prepared — Cindy even provides the occasional recipe for dishes she prepares on the inn's website.
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But with your money, there are some basic ground rules for emergency planning, and if you've followed them, you're likely pretty well-prepared.
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The official said the UAE, which has 13 cases, is "well prepared and equipped for the worst case scenarios," according to the report.
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"It's the perfect preparation but regardless of whether I won the title or not ... I feel like I'm well-prepared," she told reporters.
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The ground-floor Marshall Restaurant + Bar serves simple but well-prepared seafood dishes such as ocean perch crudo topped with citrus and capers.
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He continued: "Our capabilities and our preparedness for that type of attack is strong, and our military is extremely well prepared for this."
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The Mexican insurance sector is well prepared to deal with severity losses from earthquakes and hydro-meteorological events, given its catastrophe reinsurance protection.
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We are well prepared and look forward to participating in a thorough process to develop a comprehensive plan for tobacco and nicotine regulation.
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But with copper's notoriously unpredictable supply already back in full focus this year, how well prepared is the market for significant production losses?
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It's reasonable to expect that some hard-hit American cities might not be as well prepared for snow and cold as, say, Winnipeg.
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"Our capabilities and our preparedness for that type of attack is strong, and our military is extremely well prepared for this," Todt said.
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But unlike Uganda, South Sudan has been roiled by instability for years and is not considered well prepared to handle any possible outbreak.
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It's embarrassing that the most powerful lawyer in the executive branch is reluctant to be questioned by other well-prepared and experienced lawyers.
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The rebels were well prepared for a siege imposed this summer, and preparations for a counter attack were under way, Melhem Akidi told Reuters.
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T-Mobile was well prepared for today's iPhone reveal, as the carrier has already publicly announced trade-in deals for Apple's latest smartphone refresh.
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Those center on how quickly the government implemented the GST in a business marketplace that was not well prepared to accommodate the procedural changes.
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In Macau, Hato left nine people dead and caused extensive damage, spurring criticism that authorities were not well prepared and underestimated the storm's force.
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When Helena Bonham Carter takes to the small screen to play Princess Margaret in the third season of The Crown, she'll be well prepared.
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So she was well-prepared for the daggers that Trump threw her way, a sustained, personal, bitter attack unprecedented at a televised presidential debate.
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The Office of Management and Budget has been sifting through obscure piles of money ever since, and was well-prepared for the emergency declaration.
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Americans are already well-prepared by the old Cold War to see Russia again as an evil empire, and Putin does look the part.
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Yet according to BVWM, their trade association, only 23% of Mittelständler surveyed at the end of 2018 said they were "well prepared" for Brexit.
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If you've decided that 2401 is the right time for you to make the transition to retirement, you need to be financially well prepared.
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The regime does not have enough troops to fight street by street against well-prepared locals—the kind of battle that causes heavy casualties.
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"This happening in a hospital, which is well-prepared for it, we think will end up with good outcomes at the end," he said.
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Brexit uncertainties have caused jitters across the jobs market, though Robert Walters, which competes with SThree , PageGroup and Hays, says it is well prepared.
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So the expectations for this season's sale are through the roof, with well-prepared Lilly fans ready to shop right at 8:00 a.m.
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"The U.S. is very well placed, big emerging markets companies have made big strides and most European majors are well prepared too," Millar said.
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"I tell you what, we get them in a gold medal game, we're going to be pretty well prepared," he said of the Americans.
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Swiss Re "appears well prepared for the ongoing technological changes by actively working on platforms and ventures," Vontobel Research said in an investor note.
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This, combined with her 35 years in executive leadership, makes her exceptionally well prepared to understand both small business investors and small business owners.
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What all the food halls accomplish is generally well-prepared fare at reasonable prices attracting families, shoppers, tourists and business people, especially at lunch.
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With deep ties in Washington and a lavish lobbying budget, Boeing would appear to be well prepared to deal with a public-relations crisis.
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"I have a deep understanding of the laws and policies governing our immigration system and am well prepared to lead ICE," Mr. Vitiello said.
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"We are ready and we feel like we are well prepared to deal with whatever occurs in terms of a visit," Mr. Davis said.
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The clean white locker rooms and the picturesque white cafeteria with the blood-red trays and the well-prepared meals always made me envious.
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It doesn't happen that often, and the reality is that Florida's very well prepared for this," he said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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Police fired tear gas, which did little to disperse the well-prepared protesters, who crouched behind barriers and tossed the canisters back at police.
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The more well prepared you are for the review, the higher the chances you have to be considered for a promotion or pay raise.
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If you can't ignore the speaker or if you feel too strongly about his or her ideas, then show up with well-prepared questions.
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He looked presidential, was forceful but optimistic, and delivered well-prepared words without deviating from the text or taking the bait of Democratic barbs.
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Chevron said it is well-prepared to deal with US sanctions that were imposed earlier this week on PDVSA, Venezuela's state-owned oil company.
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And am very grateful that my teenage years have well prepared me for playing a chain-smoking serial snogger with a pudding bowl haircut.
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"Reed and I have been working closely with Brooke Rollins ... and she is well prepared to continue executing on our key initiatives," Kushner said.
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Companies like Bharti Airtel have to be well-prepared in order to grab the new business opportunities that will emerge from the IoT revolution.
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Most financial firms were well prepared, in part because they are the most regulated of businesses linked to the Internet, say computer security experts.
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But it was otherwise pretty much life as normal, even though the city isn't particularly well prepared for severe winter weather by Canadian standards.
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But they also emphasize that his rivals should assume he will come to the stage well-prepared — and willing to make an aggressive stand.
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Mr. Jackson was considered well prepared and accurate, but amid the plaudits he was also remembered for a tumultuous moment's action that he missed.
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That all makes Panono another example of a seemingly well-prepared crowdfunding campaign failing to come together in a way that badly leaves backers behind.
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"The NHS is well prepared to manage these cases and we are now working quickly to identify any contacts the patient has had," he added.
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"I serve on Armed Services [Committee] with Katie and while we frequently disagree on substance, she is always well-prepared, focused and thoughtful," Gaetz added.
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I thought myself well-prepared as I entered the Googleplex parking lot, honing in on a rectangular patch of unused asphalt for my rental Taurus.
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Kilkenny says law enforcement hasn't received any specific threats against Cosby, but they'll be well prepared for any dangerous situations or risks to his safety.
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Players who spend all of their time on the 23v22 playlist at home might be well-prepared to take games off of pro-level stars.
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"To make this a successful program, it has to be well-prepared," Nowotny, one of the longest serving members of the Governing Council, told reporters.
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And, as she warned about the dangers of electing Mr. Trump, she offered herself as a well-prepared alternative — for Republicans as much as Democrats.
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As for entrees, the lobster risotto was well prepared, the sauce cooked to a rich texture and served with an ample amount of lobster meat.
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Trump has asserted that federal agencies are well-prepared for the huge impending storm, which is expected to make landfall anytime between Thursday and Saturday.
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I took it upon myself to test McDonald&aposs entire breakfast menu to see how well-prepared it is for the winds it must weather.
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A well-prepared presumptive Republican nominee would have used this opportunity to pivot, build up campaign infrastructure, and establish the dominant narrative for general election.
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The National Governors Association on Friday said election officials were well prepared for possible cyber threats and had been confronting them for over a decade.
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"I think I'm very well prepared," Trump told reporters of the meeting to discuss denuclearization and thawing relationships after decades of war in the region.
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Which makes sense, since the ground had been well prepared by the country's sense of victimization after its defeat and the seemingly intractable economic crisis.
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"We are in regular contact with the food industry to ensure it is well prepared to deal with a range of scenarios," the government said.
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"Japan is a well-prepared nation, to get caught off guard and to have a number of fatalities probably took them by surprise," Bausch said.
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"Norwegian banks have improved their solidity ... They are therefore well prepared to tackle new turmoil in international financial markets," Siv Jensen told a news conference.
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"Our foreign exchange mitigation plans are working in line with expectations and we are well prepared for the peak trading period through winter," McDonald said.
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Veran also told a news conference there were no new cases in France and that the government was well prepared in case of an epidemic.
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Not enough is being done and, even though Haiti is the region's most vulnerable to climate change, it remains one of the least well prepared.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's National Health Service (NHS) is very well prepared to deal with the Coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Friday.
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Her trip is the latest iteration of her campaign strategy to distinguish as the most substantive and well-prepared candidate in the sprawling Democratic field.
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Yet most countries are not well-prepared for disease pandemics and are failing to invest enough in preparedness, warned a World Bank report last month.
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"A well-prepared moderator can have an easier time pinning down a candidate and following up on the audience's questions," writes Gary Legum in Salon.
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She was, unsurprisingly, very well prepared — using a slew of facts and figures to not only make her positive case but also to slam Trump.
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Despite their great result at $1.3 million, WAZER wasn't well-prepared to support the campaign post-launch and had to forego some marketing and PR opportunities.
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If the students hadn't been as well prepared for studying STEM in college, for example, it would increase their chances of dropping out of rigorous programs.
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On Wednesday, he reiterated that Britain's financial sector was well-prepared for a disorderly Brexit, but that other parts of the economy, especially exporters, would suffer.
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"Whether it's globalization, automation or digitization, we need to make sure that our people are well-trained and well prepared to deal with that," she said.
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"I think Waymo is about as well prepared as it could be at this point," said Carlton Doty, vice president for emerging technology research at Forrester.
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Providing Better Sex EdSeventy-five percent of respondents in a Refinery29 survey said they didn't feel well-prepared to have sex after they finished sex ed.
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The disaster has highlighted the heavy human toll and economic damage floods bring, raising questions over how well prepared the region is to deal with disasters.
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Prince George starts school today — and he'll be well prepared for the new adventure if he takes advice from dad Prince William and uncle Prince Harry.
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Carney said while banks were well prepared for Brexit, this did not mean the economy would be unscathed if Britain left the European Union on Oct.
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Robert Whittaker, one of the smarter strikers you will see in mixed martial arts today, came in well prepared for the specifics of the Souza game.
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But they're well prepared for nuclear war, too, and are certainly in a better position to survive than the rest of us in the 99 percent.
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You can be so well prepared and study so hard and do all this stuff, and it's still just a little too out of your control.
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"This (election) can bring more volatility to the markets but my message is that Brazil is very well prepared to deal with this scenario," he said.
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"I think it's going to be a tough journey," Mr. Guardian said, "but I think we're going to be well-prepared and we'll have some success."
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I think in some ways he's incredibly well-prepared to run for president if he chooses to do that, which he may not for personal reasons.
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Artemis was founded in 2006 by Swedish oil trading magnate and sailor Torbjorn Tornqvist and is well prepared after launching its America's Cup challenge in 2010.
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"We're extremely happy with our business in Argentina and we're well prepared to succeed and continue to gain market share under any market condition," he said.
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Arne Schoenbohm, president of Germany's BSI federal cyber agency, said many big companies and especially those operating critical infrastructure were generally well-prepared for cyber attacks.
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The well-prepared, yet open, mind fused to reservoirs of experience and common sense, however does establish fertile ground for creative and effective analysis and redress.
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We are well prepared for the next steps in this legal matter and also expect it to become public, so I wanted you to know first.
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To start with, it is a team that was well prepared for this tournament, a point the Japan coach, Jamie Joseph, emphasized after the Ireland match.
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Before the match, Mr. Carlsen described his opponent as "very well prepared" and "extremely resourceful on defense," and Mr. Karjakin has lived up to that billing.
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"We talked to the governor's staff about what the worst case scenario is," Bowman said, adding that they were well prepared to address any fuel shortages.
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"Looking to the future, the Ex-Im Bank team is well-prepared for the presidential transition that puts our customers and American workers first," Hochberg said.
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"They spent a lot of time, they're well prepared — I just don't think they have much to work with," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri.
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When Mr. Lupo died of cancer last year at age 57, Ms. Lupo, 51, who runs an acting school, was extraordinarily well prepared — unlike many widows.
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AAN is well-prepared to continue to promote the conservative policies of House leadership, and CLF is ready to ensure Republicans maintain the majority in 2018.
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" "Based on what we know about the North Koreans and their negotiating style, they always come to the table well-prepared and they always follow protocol.
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It had taught her well, prepared her for graduate school, and propelled her into a successful career, including her current position at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Fitch also notes that BBVAC appears well-prepared for regulatory rules for foreign-owned banks, including the formation of an intermediate holding company on July 203, 2016.
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What is coming to matter more is where the money for the settlement is coming from, and how well-prepared each side is for the long-term.
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While 87 percent of new college grads say they feel well-prepared to start working, only half of managers agree, according to a new report from Payscale.
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Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House, said the country was very well prepared for the hurricane, adding it was much bigger than had been expected.
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Looks like he was well-prepared for the jump too -- Puff was bumpin' some old-school hip-hop as hype music before getting to the diving venue.
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Weston said that banks Down Under could face higher funding costs if Australia's credit rating were cut, but he added that banks appeared well prepared for this.
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When I began my weight-loss journey a little over a year ago, I felt pretty well-prepared for the hard road I had ahead of me.
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He said the country's financial system was well prepared for it, with strong, well-capitalized banks and a lot of liquidity in its markets and government coffers.
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A lot of businesses, he said, including Bytedance, are well-prepared for regulatory scrutiny so they have plenty of backup plans and have explored alternative revenue streams.
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" The editors called the Democratic nominee one of the most qualified presidential candidates since World War II, saying she is "unquestionably well-prepared to lead this country.
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If you want to walk into a job interview confident you're well prepared, check out Interview Prep Questions for iOS or Job Interview Question-Answer for Android.
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As a result, the government has strict procedures to minimize damage and injuries during quakes, and residents and authorities are generally well prepared when they do strike.
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The police chief in Phoenix, Jeri Williams, has promised the city "maximum staffing" for the Trump rally, with local law enforcement "well prepared" for protesters and crowds.
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Only 22 percent of primary care physicians and 42 percent of cardiologists say they are extremely well prepared to assess a woman's risk of getting cardiovascular disease.
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Rubio is right in warning that our negotiating position must be well-prepared, carefully thought out, and effectively include airtight protections against a North Korean nuclear danger.
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Speaking after a meeting of EU finance ministers in Luxembourg, Schaeuble also said Europe was well prepared to respond to current Brexit-related anxiety in financial market.
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WFP's country director in Iraq, Jane Pearce, said she feared the violence ahead but remained confident the agency was as well-prepared as possible for the event.
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"To ensure that Tesla is well prepared for the future, we have been undertaking a thorough reorganization of our company," Musk wrote in a statement to employees.
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A person who is well-prepared for retirement knows his or her financial situation at any given time, thanks to the financial industry's successful use of technology.
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The enemy positions were too strong and too well-prepared to storm, but we had to attack and so a half-hearted, sacrificial effort would take place.
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The reality is that, at its core, public education can only fulfill its promise if every student can benefit from teachers who are invested and well prepared.
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" He went so far as to add, "I dare to say that no other country in the Caribbean would have been as well prepared as we were.
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"The good news is that we are well prepared," Sunak said in an interview with Sky News, broadcast on Sunday ahead of his first budget on Wednesday.
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Palm-oil producers had been lobbying American lawmakers to introduce biofuel incentives for years, and they were well prepared for the moment when the incentives became law.
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We've met a lot of people and our French president has been extremely well-prepared and to be in China and be talking with the Chinese government.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Britain's National Health Service (NHS) is very well prepared to deal with the Coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Friday.
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Like the California roll, these are well-prepared if a bit tranquil; any one will do if you want to see a familiar landmark at the table.
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Might the threat of bringing another well-prepared army into the fight have made the Kaiser and his general staff think again about provoking the United States?
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But the asset manager industry is well prepared in fact really the asset management industry was structured that it had Luxembourg as its main operations in Europe.
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Van Aalst said the fires showed that even a country well-prepared for disasters, like Australia, may face difficulties in coping with climate extremes and related consequences.
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"I don't think that we have had anybody who is on the verge of coming into the White House as well-prepared as Donald Trump is," Knight said.
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It was no accident that McConnell last week said publicly he preferred Trump stick to a script because it is clear he isn't well prepared on the issues.
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"I absolutely love Camilla, and am very grateful that my teenage years have well prepared me for playing a chain-smoking serial snogger with a pudding bowl haircut."
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"If the negotiations are not well prepared they will fail," he said, warning that failure would mean more refugees heading to Europe and more moderates turning to extremism.
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I'm sure there's going to be things I'm going to need to do better and need to learn about, but I think I'm well prepared to go upstairs.
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"Aside from the press, I think he's in a fairly good mood, and I think he's well-prepared after that good experience in the second debate," he said.
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Scott DesJarlais (R-Tenn.), who serves with Cheney on the House Armed Services Committee, called her whip-smart, well-prepared for hearings and well-versed in institutional knowledge.
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They do speeches, they do interviews at the local level, the national level, and we try to help with all of these activities to have them well-prepared.
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The company, which also began operating through Lloyd's Of London's Brussels hub this year, reiterated that it was well prepared for Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
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He said it was not clear how well prepared the government's revenue and customs systems and staff would be for the potential increase in workload and data capture.
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Sterling money market funds went into the referendum well prepared, with overnight liquidity of 32 percent and one-week liquidity of 42 percent on average, according to Fitch.
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We have to work to make sure that our police are using the best training, the best techniques, that they're well prepared to use force only when necessary.
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WELL PREPARED While UK lenders are not off the hook when it comes to capital issuance, the loosening of regulatory capital requirements will be beneficial on other levels.
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Fortunately, a national initiative, Computer Science for All, is addressing this digital divide by ensuring that real computer science is offered in all schools with well-prepared teachers.
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He urged the public to wash their hands and stay home if they were feeling ill and projected confidence that the U.S. was well prepared for the situation.
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If you're well-prepared, you're not thinking too emotionally about your money, either: Now isn't the time to sell off investments, or make sudden changes out of fear.
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"Thanks to the great efforts of everyone involved I can say we are well prepared and have risks for financial stability under control," the Bundesbank board member added.
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Chamblee was a winner on the PGA Tour before turning to television, where he has carved out a wide reputation as a well-prepared and hard-hitting analyst.
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We were well-prepared with tea in a Thermos flask and homemade mince pies, while others brought portable seats and tartan blankets with them to brave the cold.
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The leadership change immediately raised questions about whether another war between Israel and Hamas is now more likely; though no hostilities seem imminent, both sides are well prepared.
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But of course not everybody is well prepared and we're seeing some of the tremendous challenges in Argentina, in Turkey in a different way in South Africa, Russia.
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"Putin comes extremely well prepared for these meetings," said Michael McFaul, a Trump critic who served as the U.S. ambassador to Russia during President Barack Obama's second term.
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WALLACE: I&aposll say two things he told me off camera, I guess I can say it, one is he said he is very well-prepared, very well-versed.
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Well, Tillerson reportedly told congressional leaders that Trump was not as well-prepared for his 2017 meeting with Vladimir Putin as the Russian president was -- and that it showed.
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Uganda, which has been on high alert for a possible spread of Ebola and has already vaccinated many frontline health workers, is relatively well prepared to contain the virus.
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"My job now is to bring both players to top form so that they are well prepared," Loew told a news conference after Germany's first training session in Russia.
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"He is in the midst of a transition team that was never well-prepared to begin with and is now torn by acrimony, resignations and palace coups," Cohen wrote.
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The ShFE warned its members last month to be "well prepared for risk prevention" and to "remind investors to prudentially judge information from the market and make rational investment".
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MOSCOW/NEW YORK (Reuters) - When the global oil trading industry gathered for its biggest annual meeting in Asia in September last year, U.S. oil producing companies came well prepared.
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Warner's comments come a little over a month after Trump said he felt "very well prepared" for a sit-down with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in June.
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"Kathy is well prepared to lead the bureau in enforcing federal consumer financial laws, protecting consumers' sensitive personal financial information and increasing its transparency and accountability," Idaho Republican Sen.
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There is no perfect solution, for even well prepared firms such as some of the big banks have failures, but not of the glaring magnitude of Equifax and OPM.
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The little one was well prepared for the weather as she can be seen rocking a white fur coat on top of a baby tracksuit paired with Gucci sneakers.
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According to the investigation, Burr dumped between $628,000 and $1.72 million in holdings shortly after reassuring the public that the US was well prepared to respond to the coronavirus.
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We have to work to make sure that our police are using the best training, the best techniques, that they are well-prepared to use force only when necessary.
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"We of course practice our evacuation drills, we also have active assailant drills that we do with just our faculty, so our faculty are very well prepared," she said.
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The blowback may be huge, and much depends on how well prepared the United States is for Iran's response and that of its many proxies in the Middle East.
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"She's a decent, educated, well-prepared human being, who respects people's rights and who conducts herself like a lady," said Ken Sommers, 73, a retired dentist from Long Island.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — When the quarterback Joe Burrow visited Louisiana State in the spring of 2018 as he considered where to transfer from Ohio State, he came well prepared.
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The map comes from the 2019 "Global Health Security Index" ranking, which measures how well-prepared 195 countries are to tackle a major infectious disease outbreak, like COVID-19.
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To conclude, Mr. Morlot drew a vibrant account of Dvorak's "New World" Symphony from the well-prepared players, with full-bodied string tone, folkloric charm and lots of brio.
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"We'll be back to steakhouses again," she lamented over bialy with onion jam and trout roe and whole stuffed porgy with pistachio rice, both well prepared if overly ample.
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"We are very well prepared both from a network, from a distribution, and from a commercial point of view to give good value to our mobile customers," he said.
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If you're not well-prepared, some questions can leave you frantically searching for an answer, says Barry Drexler, an expert interview coach who has conducted more than 10,000 interviews.
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The line-up includes dry shampoo, dry conditioner, cleansing body wipes, and shave gel all between $10 and $12, so you're well-prepared to get ready on the go.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said during a visit to the Japanese capital in December that he couldn't remember a host city being as well prepared as Tokyo.
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So, I think we&aposre dealing with a man that we probably have underestimated and he&aposs going to be very well-prepared on some of these nuclear missile issues.
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Most troubling was the fact that many well-prepared students "undermatch" by going to a school that is not demanding enough, and are less likely to graduate as a result.
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A survey in 2018 by KPMG and Harvey Nash, a firm of headhunters, found that only a fifth of IT bosses thought their firm was well prepared for an attack.
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"This year, we think that we're exceptionally well prepared for the holidays and truly have something for every type of gamer and every type of household," the tells The Verge.
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England had their list of kickers well prepared in advance but substitutions made during the game forced a change to the list of five kickers with Eric Dier stepping in.
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Because $5 billion is a "very doable number for Facebook" — and investors were well-prepared because the company said it expected a fine in that price range back in March.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) is voicing confidence that it is well prepared for early voting thanks to the fruits of an increased investment in its data and ground game.
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With more than 500 lessons and dialogues, plus new updates every day, there's more than enough variety to keep you challenged, engaged, and well prepared for your new polyglot lifestyle.
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"The 3% question refers to the issue of the revision of the Stability and Growth Pact, an issue I am well prepared to deal with," Conte told Il Fatto Quotidiano.
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"It's important that our students are well prepared in the skills that are demanded by the job market," says Gregg Cox, the Vice President for Academic Affairs at Lynn University.
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The U.S. side needs to be very, very well prepared and know exactly what it wants to achieve, as well as what the U.S. is willing to provide in return.
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It's a task for which the FBI is well-prepared, former agents and experts say, given the bureau's vast resources and the tight deadlines often faced in completing background investigations.
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Clinton seemed well prepared to critique Mr. Sanders's record on immigration-related votes, pressing him as a sympathizer of militiamen who wanted to round up people in the country illegally.
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Visiting a barbecue restaurant in Harrisonburg, Mr. Pence told an antsy supporter of the Republican ticket that Mr. Trump would be well prepared for his next confrontation with Mrs. Clinton.
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Today the college sends well-prepared graduates, many of them from the surrounding counties, to do the work their region most needs: Health care and education are popular career paths.
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On the other hand, well-prepared eggplant — cooked through and nicely browned on the outside, full of flavor after absorbing just the right amount of oil or sauce — is heavenly.
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He is also testing the Kitchenette, a little takeout spot in Shelby Farms that sells locally grown, well-prepared meals for about $5 — his answer to a fast-food restaurant.
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"The Qassam Brigades are ready and well prepared to confront the aggression and defend their people," Issam Daalees, a Hamas leader, said in a statement, referring to Hamas's armed wing.
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That raid, too, seems to have been closely coordinated with Russian state television, which began airing well-prepared reports about WADA's hacked emails just minutes after they were made public.
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OSLO, June 24 (Reuters) - Norwegian banks are well prepared to cope with market turmoil triggered by Britain voting to leave the European Union, the Norwegian finance minister said on Friday.
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While both were grilled on topics including Russia and the banning of Muslim immigrants, Ms. Haley showed flashes of humor, seemed well prepared and parted company with Mr. Trump diplomatically.
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Cargill said its protein business was well prepared to react to the changing demand patterns and the shift in global protein flows, led by factors including the African Swine Fever.
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Retail sales overall, however, rebounded in October and Chief Executive Officer Corie Barry said Best Buy was well prepared for the holidays with new products, deals and online ordering options.
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The state could do better in supporting its public post-secondary institutions, but students in public K–12 schools come away well prepared to compete in the 21st-century workforce.
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Determining the point at which North Korea's missile and nuclear programs reach that stage largely falls to the CIA, a task Pompeo said his agency is well prepared to handle.
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Clinton would focus her campaign on energizing women and minorities, Mr. Sanders, who has emphasized what he calls the "rigged economy," came well prepared to discuss issues important to those constituencies.
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"Whenever we travel anywhere, the USOC and USA Swimming always make sure we're really well prepared and that they've done everything they can to keep us safe," Franklin said in March.
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WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo said on Wednesday that world financial markets are well prepared for the impact of Brexit and that they are behaving well.
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" He praised Hillary Clinton's performance, saying the Democrat was "well prepared, she's got the right temperament for the job, she's well-respected around the world, she's serious, she does her homework.
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Both men lost their fathers to violence, but T'Challa faces King T'Chaka as a strong man who has been well prepared for this loss and the responsibility that comes with it.
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Thierry Bolloré, chief competitive officer at Renault, the French arm of Renault-Nissan, a Franco-Japanese giant, says his firm is well prepared to start making electric vehicles (EVs) in China.
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Yang said Lenovo is well-prepared for geopolitical and economic volatility as its manufacturing facilities are spread across China, the United States, India, Brazil, Japan and Mexico, ensuring a stable supply.
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Chief Executive David Potts said there were signs of a "small amount" of stockpiling and that Morrisons, Britain's fourth-biggest supermarket group, was well prepared whatever happened in the Brexit process.
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I also have a whole bunch of buddies who are CEOs [and other executives] in SaaS and I've been shaking them down for advice for months, so I felt well-prepared.
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"You see even world records in many disciplines, the athletes are feeling well, they are well prepared so sport is taking over now," Bach, a former Olympic fencing gold medalist, said.
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"To ensure that Tesla is well prepared for the future, we have been undertaking a thorough reorganization of our company," Musk said in a copy of the memo obtained by CNBC.
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And you are going to see some announcements from us over the next month or two that will position us for being very well prepared for that transition when it occurs.
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Groups tasked with promoting emergency preparedness should consider new strategies to engage with older adults who may not already be well-prepared for emergencies, the poll team advises in their report.
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Mr. Enberg played the welcoming and well-prepared ringmaster to two distinct, opinionated and stubborn personalities: Mr. McGuire, a former coach at Marquette University, was given to flights of verbal fancy.
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Markets were well prepared for a rate increase, but policymakers had also been expected to calm jittery investors by emphasizing that further increases in 2019 would depend on sustained economic growth.
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During the news conference, General Milley said American troops were particularly well prepared to face the virus because the U.S. military for the most part tended to be young and healthy.
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Lopez recently finished an international arena tour, where she sang older hits like "Jenny from the Block," so she is well prepared for a singing and dancing extravaganza of this magnitude.
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He said the company had a well-prepared security plan for the vessel once it left Iranian waters, adding that it was expected to reach international waters at about 1000 GMT.
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Dreamers are excellent, well-prepared students who held their mother's hand or clung to their father's neck as they came across the border – in many cases escaping violence, persecution, or poverty.
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Adichie later posted a response on her Facebook page defending the journalist Caroline Broue as "Intelligent, thoughtful and well prepared," during their wide-ranging conversation at the Quai d'Orsay in Paris.
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Now the WHO says that more international co-ordination is needed, especially given the threat of a spread to Rwanda, which is thought to be less well prepared than Congo and Uganda.
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We have a lot of members who are deeply engaged on this issue, people like Jim Jordan, Mark Meadows they&aposre going to be very well prepared, very aggressive in their questioning.
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Surrogacies in rich countries now usually involve mediators who pre-screen and counsel both sides to ensure they are well prepared and in agreement about what to do if anything goes wrong.
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And while the couple seem relaxed about what lies ahead, according to good pal Rande Gerber, who has two children with wife Cindy Crawford, the Clooneys are already well-prepared for parenthood.
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We noted how airlines are actually well prepared to deal with problems like the grounding of their jets, and at how investigators pull vital data off black boxes, even when they're damaged.
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"The Bank of England is well-prepared for whatever path the economy takes, including a wide range of potential Brexit outcomes," Carney said, sticking close to previous language on preparations for Brexit.
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When the Commonwealth Fund surveyed them in 10 countries, doctors in the United States ranked ninth (ahead of Canada) in being "well prepared" to manage the care of patients with complex needs.
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"When tanners realize that the behavior might be a problem for them, clinicians [aren't] well-prepared to help them since we don't have any interventions that have been well-tested," Heckman says.
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My goal is to get better and better ... I want to be the most well prepared coach as I grow time after time, year after year, whatever you want to call it.
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According to the investigation, Burr dumped between $628,000 and $1.72 million in holdings on February 13, shortly after reassuring the public that the US was well prepared to respond to the disease.
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But he said the country was well prepared to handle terrorist threats, pointing to the national policy on terrorism and the regular staging of simulated attacks at tourist facilities for training purposes.
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But Cleveland, the defending champions, did not show signs of rust and was well prepared to face the Raptors, who lost to the Cavaliers in last year's conference finals in six games.
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So when the N.C.A.A. held up Boeheim's suspension on appeal, forcing him to go on "vacation" — Boeheim's term — in early December, the Orange's interim coach seemed well prepared to handle the job.
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Sheriff Kevin Rambosk of Collier County told The Naples Daily News that the county was well prepared, but he acknowledged that shelters were being overwhelmed by an influx of about 16,000 people.
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Chad Staples, director of the zoo, told the Australian Broadcasting Company that zookeepers were well-prepared to protect the animals as bushfires broke out in the region over New Year&aposs Eve.
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Speaking at an event in Milan, Coeure added that the financial sector was well prepared for risks stemming from Britain's planned exit from the European Union in all areas except for clearance.
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"He is very smart, very experienced, always well prepared," said R. Nicholas Burns, a former under secretary of state who negotiated three Iran sanctions resolutions at the United Nations with Mr. Kislyak.
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And certainly from business's point of view we just want something to happen and just get the uncertainty over because as you know the financial services is very well prepared for Brexit.
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"The coronavirus crisis has exposed Trump as not being well-prepared and himself as not being a hard worker," said Matthew Barreto, a professor of political science and Chicano studies at UCLA.
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But by using the smartphone as a kind of proto-AR platform, Facebook hopes it will be well prepared when augmented reality finally becomes a mainstream technology some time in the 2020s.
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D'Arcy said Ireland was well prepared and that he did not expect it to have to apply for another international bailout, as Dublin did in the past when its banks were in crisis.
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She said she was relatively optimistic about the prospects for Britain's financial industry after Brexit and that most firms were well prepared, but the BoE would need to be prepared for all eventualities.
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So she was well prepared for the kind of work that was the coin of the realm for a young journalist trying to make it on the right during Barack Obama's second term.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Some of the Irish businesses most exposed to the risk of Britain crashing out of the European Union in 10 weeks are not very well prepared, Ireland's government warned on Thursday.
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FRANKFURT, June 24 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank's Chief Executive John Cryan said that Germany's flagship lender, which has a strong presence in the UK, was well prepared for Britian's exit from the European Union.
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Since claiming strategies can be complex, consult a financial advisor who can help you determine the best time to claim your benefits and also help ensure you are financially well prepared to retire.
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The EU is "well prepared for all procedures", he said, at the conclusion of a meeting at which Europe's political elite continued fleshing out plans for life without the UK in the bloc.
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His years of experience, from the FBI's difficult investigation of the 2001 anthrax attacks to political corruption cases that reached the Congress, have left him well prepared for the challenges this case presents.
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But the breadth and depth of relocations so far, combined with pacts between regulators in Britain and the EU, mean the industry is well prepared for whatever form Brexit takes, New Financial said.
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De Guindos said financial companies were well prepared to deal with an orderly Brexit but a scenario in which Britain exits the EU without an agreement was bound to hurt the euro zone.
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Although Charles is loath to talk about becoming monarch, as it will mean the death of his mother, behind the scenes well-prepared plans for the occasion - codenamed Operation London Bridge - are ready.
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St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Monday global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer rate hike, although he did not specify a date for such a move.
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To establish this as the status quo, we must start with a foundation of well-prepared, continuously improving teachers with a reasonably small class size and support in and out of the classroom.
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"In the gloom and ugliness of this political season, one encouraging truth is often overlooked: There is a well-qualified, well-prepared candidate on the ballot ... we endorse her without hesitation," it said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Sustained cold spells and low generation availability could cause problems for electricity networks in several European countries this winter although most are well prepared, a power network lobby said on Wednesday.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Monday that global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer rate hike, although he did not specify a date for the policy move.
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Accounts gathered by Reuters from residents, police, security and intelligence officials suggest it was carried out by forces that were highly trained, well-prepared and - alarmingly for the government - supported from inside Kirkuk.
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"Bugs," an entertaining and eye-opening documentary from Andreas Johnsen, will send moviegoers out with a feeling of culinary adventurousness, eager to sample well-prepared escamoles (ant larvae) or termite queen with mango.
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Mr. Pyatt was well prepared for such as role, having served as the United States ambassador to Ukraine from 2013 to 2016, when Russia seized Crimea and backed separatist forces in eastern Ukraine.
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"And while we'll handle it and we're well-prepared to handle the issue and deal with the ramifications of it, this isn't something that started here, but it's something we're going to finish."
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Foxtons, which sells and lets properties, said its sales pipeline is stronger than last year's, adding that it was well-prepared for further challenges in the UK market during the Brexit transition period.
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But both sides of the political aisle should take some comfort from knowing that Pompeo is widely regarded as intelligent, well prepared and fiercely patriotic, even by those who disagree with his politics.
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Tuition is low, but the State University of New York has never quite captured the imagination of urban collegegoers, although the state's well-prepared students have captured the attention of public universities elsewhere.
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We, as the government, were completely aware of the movement of the missile since immediately after its launch and in order to protect the public we had a well prepared system in place.
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The president said he is not "concerned at all" about a potential war with Iran, adding that he'd "like to avoid it" while boasting the United States is well prepared for any scenario.
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The asset management industry is well-prepared to handle the United Kingdom's looming departure from the European Union — with or without a deal, according to the chairman of a major British investment firm.
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"We are well prepared for this global threat and, as the wider economic picture becomes clearer, we stand ready to announce further support where needed," finance minister Rishi Sunak said in a statement.
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He came to the presidency as well prepared as any person in the 20th century, certainly, and you can make an argument he came to the presidency prepared about as well as anybody.
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This meant they could run for hours when playing in cooler climates, and they were well prepared for the heat of the grand final at the legendary Maracanã stadium in Rio de Janeiro.
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"Armatix already caught wind of the hack and told CNN that when the gun was designed, "there was never the demand to avoid the usage by a well prepared attacker or a skilled hacker.
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"During the last 24 hours, thanks to very well-prepared and careful actions, Syrian soldiers were able to radically change the situation," Major-General Igor Konashenkov, a defense ministry spokesman, said in a statement.
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"[Xi] is powerful enough in their system that he could come in with a very well prepared, very well structured agenda," said Kimmitt, a former deputy Treasury secretary and former U.S. ambassador to Germany.
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Money fund managers are well prepared to withstand such flows, in Fitch's view, given high levels of overnight and one-week portfolio liquidity (27% and 39% of portfolio assets, respectively, at end-May 2016).
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JOHANNESBURG, April 4 (Reuters) - South Africa's No.4 bank by value Nedbank said on Tuesday it was in good shape and well-prepared to deal with the volatility and pressure of sovereign rating downgrades.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard chimed in, saying on Monday global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer rate hike, although he did not specify a date for the policy move.
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"We will show that Romania is well prepared to manage the important files ... (and) can generate consensus at European level," Prime Minister Viorica Dancila said at a ceremony marking the start of the presidency.
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Chen Fuli, director-general of the ministry's department of treaty and law, told reporters that China was not afraid of a trade war and was well prepared, adding that China would defend its rights.
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Still, the mood as attendees loaded tents and hiking gear into their vehicles in preparation for the trip home was positive; they seemed well-prepared for the next battle, likely just over the ridgeline.
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Around 77% of Americans are very or somewhat confident that they are well prepared for retirement but only 63% say they have saved any money towards it, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
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Two of the company's lawyers tell CNN they're comfortable with their current team, which they say is well-prepared and battle-tested given the number of lawsuits the company has faced over the years.
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"While the demand for bus parking seems significantly less than for previous inaugurations, the District is well prepared and will be ready for all visitors and guests making their way here," Allen told BuzzFeed.
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The election she called last month cost her an outright parliamentary majority and reopened the debate on the nature of Brexit, with Britain's public spending watchdog now saying the government is not well prepared.
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"Kim Jong Il went down that entire list ... and although he didn't have every detailed answer to everything, he knew what the questions were, what the issues were, he was well-prepared," she said.
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Although he has been briefed continuously in recent weeks, Trump's critics worry that he is not well prepared for the talks and may decide to improvise and to make "seat-of-the-pants" decisions.
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"These latest lethal floods in Europe illustrate the rising impact of extreme weather events, including (on) developed and well-prepared countries," said Maarten van Aalst, director of the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre.
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ProPublica revealed on Thursday evening that Burr dumped as much as $1.72 million in stocks on February 13, days after reassuring the public that the US was well prepared to handle the novel coronavirus.
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Hong Kong is a city well prepared for typhoons, with a detailed warning system that alerts residents to the severity of any approaching storm so that they know how — and how quickly — to respond.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's central bank expects no credit crunch when Britain leaves the European Union and is well prepared to keep risks to financial stability in check, its chief bank supervisor said on Thursday.
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While Ng does not have a high profile, he is well-prepared for the role, having spent decades in Asian life insurance and having worked for Tucker at both AIA and before that Prudential.
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"We want to inform the government thoroughly as to the requirements of the City and financial and business services so they're very well prepared going into the discussions," on leaving the EU, Mountevans said.
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"This is why it's all the more important that we are well prepared," Schaeuble said, adding that strengthening the economic resilience against future shocks was one of the priorities of the German G20 presidency.
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It lets you create a structured and timed agenda, and organize content in talking points, files, and links — all of which you can send to involved parties, so everyone comes to the meeting well-prepared.
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"We are well prepared for the whole procedure and I have no doubt that we will be ready within 48 hours, I think it is a proper time to react," Tusk told a news conference.
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In the end, it proved a worthwhile decision — if not for those who endured the miserable conditions, then at least for Gregorius who, long sleeves and a thunderous bat at the ready, came well prepared.
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DUBLIN, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Some of the Irish businesses most exposed to the risk of Britain crashing out of the European Union in 10 weeks are not very well prepared, Ireland's government warned on Thursday.
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"If the country is well prepared and we still have free flow of goods through our ports ... then I can't see any reason why there should be any major impact on the consumer," Wolfson said.
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Despite the reported advance, the army's progress in Mosul remains painstakingly slow, facing brutal counter attacks from the hugely outnumbered but well prepared and heavily armed jihadists who have controlled the city since mid-2104.
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Still, most analysts believe they are fairly well prepared to ride out any pullback in consumer lending, even if they are forced to focus only on their best customers as they pass off rate hikes.
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But of course we all must stumble through this alone, there's no way even the most well-read and well-prepared of incubating mothers could know what pregnancy feels like until she finds out firsthand.
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Euro zone banks are well prepared for sharp changes in interest rates, the European Central Bank said on Monday after simulating scenarios from sudden monetary tightening to the lending freeze that followed Lehman Brothers' collapse.
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"When you couple 'shoot and move' and other tactics in his writings, his practice in the yard, his interest in weaponry, it seems to me that this was a well-prepared individual," Mr. Jenkins said.
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The report, which was mandated by President Trump's 2628 cybersecurity executive order, states that the U.S. is generally "well prepared" to manage major disruptions to the electric grid, such as cyberattacks that knock out power.
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Officials were giving Trump classified briefings on the matter at the same time the president was publicly downplaying the risk of the novel coronavirus and insisting the US was well prepared to handle the outbreak.
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"President Trump has a strong track record of sending the Senate impressive nominees for national security posts who are well prepared to protect our nation and defend our interests," McConnell said on the Senate floor.
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BERLIN, March 24 (Reuters) - German publishing group Bertelsmann said on Tuesday it was well prepared to "emerge safely" from the coronavirus pandemic thanks to its broadly diversified interests that span television, books and music publishing.
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It has spurned many of the hallmarks of high-end shops — barista competitions, lengthy travelogues about journeys to find the perfect small coffee farm — while emphasizing the aesthetics and experience of a well-prepared cup.
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"I know a fair amount, and I'm fairly well prepared, so that's what I'm focusing on," said Simonyi, who is a technical fellow running the Intentional Exploration group at Microsoft, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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All of this occurs at a time when our nation is mobilizing to meet employer demands for a well-prepared workforce, respond to an aging population, and address the impact of a nationwide opioid crisis.
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"I think as a team, we always pride ourselves in being well prepared, so when I saw some of those pictures I was a little disappointed just because they obviously didn't pack accordingly," Manning said.
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"We are well prepared because we have decent financial resources so if there is an economic crisis, we can take countermeasures but at the moment we're only seeing slower growth," Scholz told public broadcaster ARD.
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When it comes to the cicchetti, Bar 5000 may lack the jaw-dropping variety of All'Arco or già Schiavi, but the six to eight daily selections in the showcase are thoughtfully chosen and well prepared.
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"I think my challenge is to build sustainability into the future and make sure Lundbeck is well-prepared for the next decade of growth," Dunsire, who will start in the role on Sept 1, told Reuters.
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ORAL arguments at the Supreme Court often make for excellent theatre: an hour of well-prepared lawyers clashing over an issue fundamental to American democracy, lashed by questions from merciless justices sitting a few feet away.
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The resolution, which garnered 62.3 percent of the vote, is aimed at providing shareholders with more information about how well-prepared the company is for grappling with potential constraints on burning its oil and gas reserves.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach says he cannot remember a host city being as well prepared as Tokyo, a little more than 303 days before the start of the 2020 Summer Games.
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Every fighter in the world—no matter how much they seem to show it—is aware that when they are punching, punches will be coming back at their head and most are well prepared for it.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro SA is well prepared to face a low oil prices scenario as its pre-salt fields are among the world's most productive, Chief Executive Officer Pedro Parente said on Tuesday.
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Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, who took over when Kelly left the department's top post, were both well-prepared.
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"The intelligence community is stronger than ever and increasingly well prepared to meet new challenges and opportunities," Coats wrote in his resignation letter, citing the recent appointment of an official charged with countering foreign election interference.
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The bank, however, is well prepared for a softer economic environment and confident in its outlook, it said after reporting 14 percent growth in its loan book to 3.8 billion pounds ($5 billion) at June 30.
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Officials were giving Trump classified briefings on the matter at the same time that the president was publicly downplaying the risk of the novel coronavirus and insisting the US was well prepared to handle the outbreak.
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He argued that the administration is well-prepared while asserting that the virus is less severe than past illnesses because it has a lower fatality rate, describing it as less deadly than Ebola, SARS and MERS.
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Officials were giving Trump classified briefings on the matter at the same time that the president was publicly downplaying the risk of the novel coronavirus and insisting the US was well prepared to handle the outbreak.
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You had to be well-prepared: You needed a water tank, hoses, towels to place under the doors, and a fire plan for where you'd go and what you'd do if you were forced back inside.
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According to bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, there is one simple mistake that even the most well-prepared candidates make: They use an interview to answer questions instead of to have a conversation.
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In fact, when we polled our readers about sex ed, nearly a third of them reported that theirs was "terrible," and 75% said that they didn't feel well prepared to have sex after going through sex ed.
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So, we passed, under draconian assumptions-, AH: Of the Bank of England, and that's why Governor Carney said that banks are all very well prepared, should the no deal Brexit alternative-, AH: Come to be a reality.
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The Bank of England responded that it was well-prepared with "substantial liquidity" for a period of uncertainty, while the European Central Bank said it would continue to ensure price and financial stability in the euro area.
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St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Monday global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer interest rate hike from the Fed, although he did not specify a date for the policy move.
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"During the last 24 hours, thanks to very well-prepared and careful actions, Syrian solders were able to radically change the situation," said Major-General Igor Konashenkov, a defence ministry spokesman, according to the Interfax news agency.
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Quantico star Priyanka Chopra, who came well-prepared with a bag jam-packed full of items to discuss—including a comfortable Dolce & Gabbana jacket that she literally lives in, which came courtesy of an ex-boyfriend. Same.
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"During the last 24 hours, thanks to very well prepared and careful actions, Syrian soldiers were able to radically change the situation," Major-General Igor Konashenkov, a spokesman for the Russian defence ministry, said in a statement.
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And while the Dutch sailor says Team SCA was "huge" for getting women more established and it was a first-class, well prepared and funded campaign, the crew ultimately lacked the experience and knowledge needed to win.
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Thursday night's Fox News debate was a two-hour anti-Trump smackdown with well-prepared moderators calling in assists from the billionaire's opponents who, aside from accusing Trump of various iterations of fraud and dishonesty, said little.
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Tillerson described how Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived well prepared for a key meeting in Hamburg in July 2017, but the U.S. side had expected a "fairly short" session at which the two presidents would get acquainted.
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" He adds "most negotiations are won or lost even before the talking begins" depending on how well prepared the parties are, and that negotiators "who think they can 'wing it' without preparing often find themselves sadly mistaken.
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Speaking at an event in Milan, Coeure added that the financial sector was well prepared for risks stemming from Britain's planned exit from the European Union and clearing, which was once deemed an issue, had been addressed.
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The National Safety Council survey, which was based on interviews with 501 managers at businesses with 50 or more employees, found that fewer than 1 in 5 companies felt extremely well-prepared to combat the opioid crisis.
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"We have put in place an internally dedicated Brexit team to look at every aspect and to communicate with the different constituencies to make sure we are well prepared for what exactly will be coming," he said.
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While most experts have extolled the strength of US supply chains for food and toilet paper, few have argued that retailers like Amazon and Walmart were well-prepared to rapidly scale up for this kind of crisis.
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With Mr. Flynn, Mr. Papadopoulos and now Steve Bannon cooperating, if and when the time comes for Mr. Trump's interview, Mr. Mueller's team will be well prepared to ask the president about his own knowledge and involvement.
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While meeting with Trump, pharmaceutical executives sought to hammer the point that they are well prepared for the crisis, because of the money they've already invested in R&D, said two people familiar with the industry's strategy.
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The National Safety Council survey, which was based on interviews with 501 managers at businesses with 20163 or more employees, found that fewer than one in five companies felt extremely well-prepared to combat the opioid crisis.
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That teeming area of megacities is home to more than 100 million people and is seen as particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change, though cities like Hong Kong are well prepared for even powerful typhoons.
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In response to Cohen's plea, federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York told the judge that the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) were well prepared to handle an outbreak and that Cohen's claims were baseless.
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At the time, Ms. Belloubet described the escape as "very well prepared" and said that Mr. Faïd's accomplices might have surveyed the prison by using drones in order to determine the exact place to land the helicopter.
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"What I prefer, is to first of all have a well-prepared meeting to go through the different issues we do have and to see that we have as much win-win situation as possible," she said.
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Recognizing Trump's ability to swallow news cycles whole — and his willingness to disregard the boundaries of mainstream debate — the presumptive Democratic nominee came well-prepared Monday for the political aftermath of the worst shooting in American history.
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But when unfurled, it looks exactly like the adventure packs you'd find in an outdoors store, with all the features you'd need to head out into the wilderness well-prepared for an impromptu stroll through Mother Nature's splendor.
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Next shares jumped 8.5 percent to the top of the FTSE 2019 after it raised its full-year profit forecast and struck an optimistic tone on a no-deal Brexit, saying it is well prepared for the eventuality.
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AH: Yeah, Governor Carney said that, and he also said that he thought UK banks were extremely well prepared for a no deal possibility, and the stress test that was recently done on UK banks just show that.
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The team at UC Davis, led by professor Dario Cantu, has previously mapped the genomes of the arabica coffee bean and the cabernet sauvignon grape, so they're well prepared for the task, which will sequence the hemp genome.
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It will get very loud, it will probably be almost 100 percent humbug but it&aposs going to be out there and all I can say he needs to be well prepared to defend himself in the hearings.
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NEW DELHI, June 24 (Reuters) - India is well prepared to deal with the outcome of Britain's referendum on leaving the European Union, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Friday, highlighting his country's stable economy and strong reserves position.
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Mr. Kasich cast himself as a "happy warrior" with an optimistic message: As the son of a mail carrier, who understands the concerns of middle-class Americans, he argues he is well prepared to fix the nation's economy.
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Along with robust school budgets and well-prepared teachers, the real solution, especially for America's most marginalized students, includes livable wages, access to affordable child care, and law enforcement genuinely building trust in communities to make them safer.
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Kavanaugh moves to the Supreme Court after spending 12 years as a judge on the influential U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, where he built a conservative judicial record and a reputation for being affable and well-prepared.
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"While 'The Alien' may be retired, 'The Executioner' has one fight left, and Joe Smith Jr., is going to find out the hard way how well prepared I am for my final fight," Hopkins said in an interview.
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Honestly, the best thing a well-prepared person can do immediately before, during, and after a storm is Netflix and chill but, since Netflix may not be working, just softly bone amid the glow of an LED flashlight.
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The Pentagon told Axios "the Coalition is not seeking to claim land or conquer territory...does not seek to fight the Syrian regime, Russian or pro-regime forces...but is well prepared to defend itself from hostile threats."
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The Israeli news media published text messages in which some of the teenagers expressed fears about the outing, and organizers reassured the doubters that they were well prepared and had the authorities' approval to go ahead with it.
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Next shares jumped 7.7 percent to the top of the FTSE 19.53 after it raised its full-year profit forecast and struck an optimistic tone on a no-deal Brexit, saying it is well prepared for the eventuality.
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"Part of my argument then was that the very important 'Me Too' movement was also very new and that this Senate is not at all well prepared to handle potential allegations of sexual harassment and assault," he said.
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An administration official familiar with Pompeo's encounter with Kim told CNN the North Korean leader was "personable and well prepared" for the meeting, but added there was a sticking point over the location of his meeting with Trump.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The Bank of England and Britain's largest banks are well prepared for a disorderly Brexit, the central bank's governor Mark Carney said on Friday, amid reports he had warned it could trigger a house price crash.
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" Don Horsley, a member of the San Mateo Board of Supervisors, praised Dr. Morrow as well-prepared and competent but admitted to wincing when he read the doctor's comments about society possibly needing to "grind to a halt.
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"The domestic economy and financial system are both well prepared to face shocks," the central bank said in a statement and added it was prepared to use any policy tool available to mitigate adverse impacts on the economy.
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BERLIN, Sept 11 (Reuters) - There is still a chance of avoiding a disorderly Brexit, but Germany is well prepared should Britain crash out of the European Union without a deal, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Wednesday.
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And while Walton said the company is well prepared for a digital-only environment where applications and tools reside in the cloud as opposed to on premise, she did acknowledge security and encryption would likely receive increased focus.
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But within 20 minutes, satellite networks controlled by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates had seized on the damning news flash and began interviewing long lines of well-prepared commentators to expound on the perfidy of Qatar.
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BMW said its survey of Brexit preparedness showed only 10 percent of British automotive suppliers and 41 percent of EU suppliers considered they were well prepared for Brexit, with many having little or no experience of customs clearing.
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Mangkhut could be one of the strongest storms to hit Hong Kong in more than six decades, but the city is well prepared for wild weather and started shutting down, closing shops and suspending travel as Mangkut approached.
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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, who is also deputy prime minister, said Qatar's economy was now growing much faster than anticipated and the huge gas exporter was well prepared to withstand the crisis in relations with its neighbours.
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"We should prepare for a change in the policy and as soon as the data is stable and we have a sustainable path towards our objective of price stability, then we are well prepared to do," Lautenschlaeger told CNBC.
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But the president has taken on board all of those lessons learned from the past and I think he is really well prepared to go forward with a really bold strategy for dealing with this challenge that we face.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Monday global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer interest rate hike from the Fed, although he did not specify a date for the policy move.
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"A guy that would come into this state and think that we played with rings instead of baskets is not a guy that's very well prepared to do a whole hell of a lot," the coach said of Cruz.
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Pilots could stop this automated response by pressing two buttons if the system behaved unexpectedly, but questions have been raised about how well prepared they were for such an automatic reaction and how much time they had to respond.
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The recent board and senior management changes, most importantly, the promotion of Peter Harrison to Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in April 2016, followed a well-prepared succession planning process, which Fitch believes contributes to the organisation's stability and continuity.
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"He's a very forceful official, and he will argue his points and you had better be ready to argue yours because he's going to be very well prepared," said Elliott Abrams, a deputy national security adviser to Mr. Bush.
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Beijing said it was well prepared to handle any negative effects from a trade dispute with the United States Currencies delivered a more mixed performance, with the Kazakhstan tenge firming 93.5443 percent, but the Russian rouble weakened 93.5433 percent.
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The EU drugs regulator, the European Medicines Agency (EMA), said the bloc is well prepared for Brexit and has finalised authorisations for nearly all the 400 drugs under its watch that required further clearing because of Britain's impending departure.
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Asked what she might do differently on her next outing into the woods, Eller acknowledged she had not been well-prepared for such a hike and that it had been foolish not to take her cell phone with her.
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Bernie Rayno, a meteorologist at AccuWeather in State College, Pennsylvania, remarked on Twitter and in an online video that he doesn't think the general public in the Northeast and Midwest is well-prepared for what is coming this weekend.
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An administration official familiar with Pompeo's encounter with Kim told CNN the North Korean leader had been "personable and well prepared" for the meeting, but added there was a sticking point over the location of his meeting with Trump.
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For a taste of the neighborhood's Polish community, Polka Dot (725 Manhattan Avenue) specializes in well-prepared traditional fare like fried apple pancakes, smoked meats and hearty soups to eat in on several roomy tables or to take home.
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Best Buy CEO Corie Barry said the company's seen a dip in available inventory for some items as the coronavirus disrupts its supply chain, but she said its merchants are well prepared — especially after dealing with uncertainty around tariffs.
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So how do you protect those processes from takeover by the moneyed interests who do have the power and the interest and the incentive and the cash to spend time on it, and to send really well-prepared lobbyists?
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"With the measures we are now undertaking, Aker BP is well prepared to face the challenging market situation, and we have the financial resources to pursue value accretive growth opportunities ahead," Aker BP's Chief Executive Karl Johnny Hersvik said.
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As well as being up against a highly motivated and well prepared International team, the U.S. players faced a steep learning curve to become familiar with a Royal Melbourne course most had never stepped foot on until Tuesday morning.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak is expected to last several months and could spread to Uganda or Rwanda, which are well prepared but have not approved use of a vaccine, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
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The couple of uppercuts that Dos Santos threw only grazed the mark but it was a close thing and Miocic didn't look that well prepared for them, probably because landing good uppercuts on an upright fighter is a tough ask.
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The Longwood home of dentist Jorge Marquis, 22013, flooded during Harvey's torrential rain, but because of another flood a year earlier, the family was well-prepared and saved most of their belongings — apart from some ruined items in the garage.
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German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz told CNBC Tuesday that Germany is "well-prepared for an agreement or a Brexit without an agreement … (but) it would be better to have something that is with a deal," he told CNBC's Annette Weisbach Tuesday.
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Researchers also found that in some of the most well-prepared hubs, such as Berlin, Amsterdam and New York, there was a clear gap between the cities' readiness for change and trust in governments to deliver more sustainable transport infrastructure.
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And the little royal went in well-prepared – his bright powder-blue backpack filled with essentials, such as indoor shoes and a change of clothes, Livingston says, adding that there are many activities, like painting, where he could easily get wet.
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For utilities and solar farms, the eclipse represents an opportunity to see how well prepared their systems are to respond to rapid swings in an era where variable energy sources such as solar and wind are climbing in scale and importance.
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"I hope each day to go (progress) a little bit more and arrive in Rio well prepared, although as I always say there is nothing certain in this life," Nadal told reporters in his home town of Manacor on Wednesday.
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While the euro zone is relatively well prepared for Brexit, Britain's departure without a deal would dent economic growth and likely lead to sharp market swings as investors do not adequately price the risk of such a scenario, the ECB added.
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French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen sought on Sunday to reassure voters concerned over her plans to withdraw the country from the euro zone, saying it "wouldn't be chaos" and she would seek "well-prepared" talks with other European Union countries.
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"We should prepare for a change in the policy and as soon as the data is stable and we have a sustainable path towards our objective of price stability then we are well prepared to do (it)," Lautenschläger told CNBC.
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A recent survey by the AACU revealed that in many instances, students are more than twice as likely as employers to report being well prepared in key areas such as critical thinking, oral and written communication skills and being creative.
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Incidentally, the upcoming Switch is already well-prepared to be referred to with feminine articles, at least in Quebec—une switch is commonly used as a loanword here instead of the proper French word interrupteur…which is itself a masculine word.
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The great deal of experience he's had working and negotiating with foreign leaders makes him well prepared to successfully negotiate trade, military, other geopolitical deals that will be in the best interests of the Trump administration and the American people.
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"Rising interest rates, after a period of extraordinary monetary policy and intervention, and a three-decade trend of falling interest rates, is a regime shift markets are not well prepared to acclimate," Lee wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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The Navy is already seeing the benefits of the career litigation track: prosecutors with experience, well-prepared counsel, professional development, a talent pipeline to the judiciary, and a greater retention of JAGs who want to focus on developing as expert litigators.
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Former US diplomats who have spent long days locked in negotiations with the North Koreans -- habitually skilled and well-prepared interlocutors -- say the discussions can be deeply frustrating and fraught with attempts by the isolated state to manipulate the process.
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Ren Zhengfei, the Chinese tech giant's CEO and founder, told state media outlet the Global Times on Tuesday that the company is well-prepared for U.S. sanctions, adding that temporary relief from those trade restrictions doesn't mean much to the company.
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Brian Seeley, a former San Juan forecaster, wrote, "Coming right on the heels of Irma, there was always the chance that folks wouldn't listen as closely or be complacent with Maria and you all kept them alert and well prepared!!"
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A cholera epidemic in Yemen, which has infected more than 332,000 people, could spread during the annual haj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia in September, although Saudi authorities are well prepared, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday.
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BEIJING, April 19 (Reuters) - China is well-prepared to deal with any negative effect from its trade spat with the United States, and hopes the U.S. will not underestimate China's resolve to fight back, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday.
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On Thursday, ProPublica published a bombshell report detailing how Burr dumped as much as $1.72 million in stocks on February 13, days after reassuring the public that the Trump administration was well prepared to handle the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
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With that in mind, he said, he was well prepared through his time with the Warriors, learning about accountability from stars like Curry, Green and Thompson and about leadership from Coach Steve Kerr, who had an acute feel for team dynamics.
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Countries would be much better served in the long run by having an embassy staff that is well prepared and has all necessary tools, and that benefits from continuity and an institutional memory as diplomats pass the torch to their successors.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he is optimistic that Britain is well prepared to cope with the spread of the virus, but early on Thursday regional airline Flybe became one of the first big corporate casualties of the outbreak.
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The changes come at a critical moment for Biden's 2020 campaign, which is gathering momentum, adding to a delegate lead for the Democratic nomination and trying to build a machine capable of going toe to toe with Trump's well-prepared campaign.
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The area forecast to be affected has relatively few low-lying towns that would be vulnerable to the rising sea levels of a storm surge, and Guangdong, China's most populous province, has extensive experience with typhoons and is well prepared.
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As a privately held, $28 billion-a-year company, HEB could probably swing more than a temporary, $2 raise for hourly workers, and employees still say working at even a well-prepared grocery store right now is unnerving and scary.
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She comes peculiarly well prepared and motivated to write the story of her grandfather — a brilliant chemist, president of Harvard University for two decades, administrator of the Manhattan Project, diplomat and Cold Warrior scientist who helped usher in the atomic era.
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Yet another data center, west of Houston, was so well prepared for the storm — with backup generators, bunks and showers — that employees' displaced family members took up residence and United States marshals used it as a headquarters until the weather passed.
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"A passionate and visible champion of the power of business and business education to positively transform communities locally, nationally, and globally, she is exceptionally well prepared to lead Wharton into the next exciting chapter of its storied history," she said.
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Ralph Norman, R-South Carolina, is a tough, vigilant and well-prepared guardian of public security, which he recently demonstrated by pulling out his loaded handgun at a "coffee with constituents" meeting at the Rock Hill Diner in his home district.
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DUBAI, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates is "well prepared and equipped for the worst case scenarios" as the coronavirus spreads in Middle East, an official from the UAE National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Morning trading showed that economists and investors were not assuaged by the reassurances from President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, who repeatedly indicated that the U.S. was well-prepared to meet the threat posed by the spreading virus.
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Amy Gutmann, the president of the University of Pennsylvania, said that Erika's interdisciplinary outlook and focus on how business education can benefit communities makes her "exceptionally well-prepared to lead Wharton into the next exciting chapter of its storied history."
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's prime minister said on Friday that the city-state was well prepared to tackle the Wuhan flu virus, adding that it did not appear to be as deadly as the 2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) pandemic.
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And second, just to look at some emerging markets, even though there are few countries suffering from external shocks, mostly the emerging markets are well prepared in terms of safety net, global safety net, regional safety net, and bilateral safety net.
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" She added, "The work would be work that I feel very well prepared for, having been at the Senate for eight years, having been a diplomat in the State Department, and it's just going to be a lot of heavy lifting.
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On Wednesday, he made clear however that he was ready, reluctantly, to escalate if the United States escalated and that Russia was continuing to actively develop weapons and missile systems to ensure it was well prepared for such an eventuality.
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Sticking to high-ticket items like raw oysters, crab legs, sushi, fancy cheese, and charcuterie actually makes it easy to get your money's worth, and the food itself is of very high quality and uniformly well-prepared (if a tad soulless).
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"It is essential to gradually open and upgrade ideological and political theory courses in primary, secondary and tertiary schools, which is an important guarantee for training future generations who are well-prepared to join the socialist cause," media paraphrased Xi as saying.
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The Trump Organization is "still assessing" damage to the property, according to a spokesperson "Our teams in both Florida and St. Martin were very well prepared and we are proud of their efforts on the ground," the representative told ABC News on Monday.
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While funds were relatively well prepared for gains in U.S. Treasuries and a fall in the pound, they remained exposed to the steep declines that hit equity markets, according to weekly data sent by traders to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Well we might not be able to answer those first two, but there's a third — arguably more important — question we should try to get to the bottom of first: how was the Night King so impressively well prepared for Jon Snow's raiding party?
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Even with close air support, aerial surveillance and precision weapons supplied by Western allies, Iraqi security forces in Mosul (not to mention a civilian population held hostage by IS) took a terrible battering to defeat just a few thousand well-prepared insurgents.
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"Given her depth and diversity of public service experience, I have the utmost confidence that she is well-prepared to lead the bureau," committee chairman Mike Crapo said, adding later in the hearing he hopes to schedule a vote later this month.
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"Following their historic victory in Mosul, the ISF have proven themselves a capable, formidable, and increasingly professional force, and they are well prepared to deliver another defeat to ISIS in Tal Afar, like Mosul," the US-led international coalition said in a statement.
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"The work would be work that I feel very well-prepared for having been in the Senate for eight years, having been a diplomat in the State Department," she said, listing off the qualifications that she often touted during her previous run.
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China is well prepared to handle any negative effects from its trade dispute with the United States, the commerce ministry said on Thursday, adding that China's tariff hikes on U.S. imports will not have a big impact overall on its domestic industries.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Ash Barty is already sick of the sight of her face plastered all over Melbourne but feels she is as well prepared as possible for a shot at ending her country's 42-year wait for a homegrown Australian Open champion.
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"Tim is extremely well-prepared on the policy part, not known as a flash in the pan, and has been working on them for decades," said James Galbraith, professor at the University of Texas at Austin, who's also known him for 28503 years.
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Music of the 17th century is hard to perform if it's not in a well prepared modern edition; in the original manuscripts and prints, the words don't line up with the notes, the ornaments aren't written out, and it's just hard to read.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Singapore's prime minister said on Friday that the city-state was well prepared to tackle the Wuhan flu virus, adding that it did not appear to be as deadly as the 2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) pandemic.
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"That's why I believe that we need to work toward a tuition-free system of public university, college, apprenticeship and certification programs in this country to have the smartest, most well-prepared work force that we can in this 21st century," he said.
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With a masters degree from Stanford in theoretical computer science — and seven years as a product manager on the rapid evaluation team at X charged with coming up with the company's next moonshot technologies — Kathy Hannun was well prepared to create Dandelion Energy.
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"The work would be work that I feel very well-prepared for having been in the Senate for eight years, having been a diplomat in the State Department," she added of the work to be done after a Democrat "hopefully" ousts Trump in 2020.
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"They feel they're doing this for their country, but doing it under the banner of the Democratic Party, because the party is well-prepared, well-positioned to offer an effective counter-balance to the dangerous Republican policies we hear coming out of the White House."
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"The important thing is to think about the [round of 16] match, think about the game, get to know your adversaries and then to get well prepared mentally and physically, regardless of it being Uruguay or the hosts," Santos said of his team's progress.
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"Our aspiration is to create a company that is not only successful today, but well prepared for the decade to come," said Kaeser, who is due to step down in 2021 from the group that began as a telegraph technology business in the 19th century.
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The Bay of Pigs operation, as it has since become notoriously known, was, of course, an unmitigated disaster—those exiles who weren't killed by well-prepared pro-Castro forces were rounded up and imprisoned until the Kennedy Administration was able to negotiate their release.
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Based on the usual picket-line interviews, the membership has been well-prepared to articulate its position: we want a bigger piece of the pie, we want cars to build in the US, and we want the temporary workers to have a better life.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is well prepared to handle any negative effects from its trade dispute with the United States, the commerce ministry said on Thursday, adding that Beijing's tariff hikes on U.S. imports will not have a big impact overall on its domestic industries.
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But back in 2012, Scrub Daddy founder Aaron Krause was well prepared for his season 4 "Shark Tank" pitch, he told CNBC Make It. "What I learned is if you're unprepared, you're the bait," Krause told Make It at CNBC's iConic conference in 2017.
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Megan Histand, the PTA president at Franklin Elementary in Santa Monica, said that sharing parent donations across schools was "pragmatic," since all the district's students feed into two high schools, and that parents should want their children's classmates to be academically and socially well prepared.
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Cover image: 30 January 2020, North Rhine-Westphalia, Essen: Canan Emcan, ward manager of the infection ward of the university hospital, equipped with protective clothing and breathing mask In Essen, the city and university hospital feel well prepared for patients infected with the novel coronavirus.
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"I am taking care of our security on a 360 degree basis, and I can tell you that we are well-prepared," Netanyahu, who hopes for reelection in a national ballot on Tuesday, told Army Radio when asked whether Iran might try to provoke Israel.
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"Having experienced fundraising and business leaders in place means we are well-prepared for the long fight ahead against Hillary Clinton," Trump finance chair Steve Mnuchin said in a statement, "and I expect their efforts will fuel enthusiasm in their states for electing Donald Trump president."
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It was the first in a series of three planned fire experiments, which, as Gizmodo reported in March, seek to better understand the dynamics of fire in microgravity so that our astronauts will be well-prepared should they ever come face-to-face with this nightmarish possibility.
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DUBAI, June 20 (Reuters) - Qatar can stay under a "blockade forever" as it is well prepared and its oil and gas industries will not be affected, the chief executive of Qatar Petroleum said on Tuesday, referring to an economic boycott imposed by several other Arab countries.
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And once he gets going in a conversation with Robert Mueller, no matter how well prepared he would be, there would be a huge risk that he would blunder into saying something that could be shown to be untrue later on, and that would be disastrous.
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St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard on Monday echoed remarks on Friday from U.S. central bank chief Janet Yellen that global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer interest rate hike by the Fed, although he did not specify a date for the move.
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" Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch tells CNBC Make It that while this question may seem like an easy one, "you better be prepared to hit three targets in a row, because if you don't, the next well-prepared candidate for the job will.
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To raise awareness about these issues, I'll be speaking on a panel at the Congressional Black Caucus's Annual Legislative Conference on Friday to discuss what we can do to narrow the excellence gap, as well as increase the number of well-prepared STEM high school students.
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The Bahamas is as well prepared as it can be to face Hurricane Dorian, having updated its building codes in the early 2000s with some of the strictest standards in the region, said Aris Papadopoulos, an expert in hurricane resilience at Florida International University's Extreme Events Institute.
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In the event of outages, Hawaii's power company, Hawaiian Electric Co, will largely be in charge of restoring power, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Brock Long told reporters on Friday, adding that the company is well prepared to fix any problems to the energy grid.
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Trump's one-on-one meeting with Putin sparked criticism from Democrats and concern from political analysts — including from those who argued that the wily Russian president, a former KGB lieutenant colonel, would likely come well-prepared to get the most out of his encounter with Trump.
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"The environment essentially hasn't changed since the George Herbert Walker Bush did the first strikes in 2014," he said, noting that strike group was well prepared to take over operations in the eastern Mediterranean from the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which is currently conducting airstrikes against ISIS.
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You have contingency plans, we are discussing that on a regular basis, on a board level, we have task force, on all dimensions, and we are very-, I think we are very well prepared, even for the worst case, even if we don't know what really will happen.
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Interstate policy and state power-building promptly dropped out of view again during the Obama presidency, even as Democrats lost dangerous ground in state legislatures and governorships, and conservatives showed how well prepared they were to quickly implement an agenda of tax cuts, right-to-work, and aggressive redistricting.
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For now, he said that Alicia was most drawn to the guy on the radio because he sounds like someone who has gone through a similar experience that she did — as someone who was well-prepared for her future and lost everything (including lost loved ones) after the outbreak.
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The fact that she stumbled here on a night where she was otherwise exceptionally well-prepared suggests that she and her campaign—despite having had a year to prepare, and with less than 50 days until the election—still haven't figured out how to talk about free trade.
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After the hearing, Wilkie, who is part of the White House task force addressing the potential of a pandemic, stressed that while there is only one known coronavirus case involving a veteran, VA staff and facilities are well prepared to handle the outbreak should it continue to spread.
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"Part of my argument then was that the very important #MeToo movement was also very new and that this Senate is not at all well prepared to handle allegations of sexual harassment and assault that might have come forward, this was absent knowing a particular nominee," he said.
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The Puerto Rico Ponce Early Head Start staff were well-prepared for managing the fall-out from the hurricane with the aid of a comprehensive disaster relief plan that enabled them to reopen their program quickly, giving children a sense of routine and stability they so urgently needed.
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He went with his gut, poorly prepared -- a well prepared summit doesn't end without even a minor face-saving document -- and had another face-to-face meeting, an approach that has so far helped to cement Kim's rule by bolstering his standing at home and in the international community.
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"This may be a good soft landing for people who are incredibly well prepared and may be able to take advantage of building their American Dream back in Mexico," said Bismarck Lepe, chief executive of Wizeline, a San Francisco tech firm with 260 employees in Mexico City and Guadalajara.
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Pressure on WHO to declare international emergency Dr. Jeremy Farrar, director of Wellcome Trust, a UK medical research charity, said that while Uganda was well-prepared to cope with the disease, global health authorities should be ready for more cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo and other neighboring countries.
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This 12-hour class will show you how to expertly install and manage such a system with lessons that cover tables, indexes, constraints, and other components, so by the time you've wrapped up its learning, you'll be well prepared for the Oracle 12c OCP 1Z0-062: Installation and Administration exam.
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In other news, a campaign is underway to get the voting age in the United States lowered to 16 from 18, and the national high school graduation rate hit a record high in the 2013-14 school year — though questions persist about how well-prepared students are for what comes next.
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"During our previous work together, Mark proved that he is firmly committed to our national security and public safety missions, and he is well-prepared to provide strong leadership to ICE in the face of numerous challenges, including the current humanitarian and national security crisis at our southern border," McAleenan wrote.
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By the time school's out for summer, parents and guardians should feel confident that their children are ready for camp and that their chosen camp is well prepared for their children, according to a policy statement on summer camp health and safety issued June 21 by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) delivered a well-prepared ambush during the first round of Democratic debates.
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"It's clear members are well prepared and happy to engage with folks who disagree with them, but unfortunately we've seen some groups of protesters simply take over meetings, shouting members down rather than engaging in a spirited question-and-answer session, which is not productive for anyone," said a House GOP leadership aide.
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Now, nearly 40, she has opened her own place, Berber Street Food, a minuscule canteen where she draws on her high-end experience to serve well-prepared street food specialties from Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, the Sahara and other parts of Africa, even touching down in the Caribbean with accra fritters and jerk wings.
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"They have earned 20 points out of the 29 they have this season at home and that tells you the type of game we're going to have: it will be demanding and difficult and we will have to be well prepared if we want to put in a good performance," he said.
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Now one thing that we have going for us is that given our footprint if there is some redirection of trade flows from China out of the United States into other countries in our footprint or from the United States out of China towards other countries in our footprint we're well prepared to capture those.
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Ahead of Trump's planned news conference Tuesday detailing his $5.6 million in charitable contributions divvied up among veterans' organizations, Clinton's campaign was well-prepared to highlight Trump's past disparaging remarks about veterans, his Veterans Administration reform plans, and his months-long refusal to fully account for the funds he raised in January for veterans' charities.
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A graduate of the University of Maryland School of Law, where he is remembered as being well prepared to answer professors' questions, Judge Williams spent eight years as an assistant state's attorney in Baltimore before he joined the Department of Justice, where he prosecuted cases against police officers and prison guards accused of brutality.
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To get a sense of how well prepared is the latest crop of resident doctors in England, Mawhinney and his colleagues contacted 296 specialist residents in emergency medicine, trauma, orthopedics, anesthesia, and general surgery who worked at 74 hospitals busy enough to have dealt with 30,123 patients during the first three months of 2017.
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"We know that writing is one of the biggest pain points for students today, with about one quarter of all college freshmen required to take remedial writing courses and employers rating less than 30% of recent graduates as being well prepared written communicators," said Dan Rosensweig, Chairman and CEO of Chegg, in today's announcement.
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This year's street party—or botellón in Spanish—started small, but as the opening approached, it gradually took over the whole of Plaza de Felipe II. Grocery shops that line the square in front of the arena started to run out of cold beers, but well-prepared fans had brought along coolers filled with alcohol.
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How do you feel about being so well prepared for this sort of world to come that it can actually be… I guess my question is, how do you relate to the idea that even the kinds of educational experiences that we're talking about are themselves deepening the divide between haves and have nots?
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"The Tanzanian team is well prepared to negotiate with Barrick Gold Corp on Tanzania's claims towards its mining business in the country and will make sure it safeguards national interests," it said Acacia, which is not taking part in the talks because of the tax dispute, said it looked forward to a "timely resolution".
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"My sense is that markets are well-prepared for a possible rate increase globally, and that this is not too surprising given our liftoff from December and the policy of the committee which has been to try to normalize rates slowly and gradually over time," Bullard told a news conference after speaking at an academic conference in Seoul.
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"My sense is that markets are well-prepared for a possible rate increase globally, and that this is not too surprising given our liftoff from December and the policy of the committee which has been to try to normalise rates slowly and gradually over time," Bullard told a news conference after speaking at an academic conference in Seoul.
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Industry Minister Carlo Calenda, who is not a member of any party but is seen as close to Renzi, took to Twitter to question the selection: "What is the point of not picking serious, well-prepared people who have fought so many important battles," he wrote, reeling off a list of lawmakers left out in the cold.
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"TikTok recently announced plans to form a committee of outside experts to help ensure that TikTok is well prepared to serve our users and community effectively and responsibly," the platform's U.S. general manger Vanessa Pappas, a seven-year veteran of Google's YouTube, wrote in a letter to the Senate Judiciary subcommittee shared with The Hill on Tuesday.
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This may all sound like obvious advice, but a recent survey my firm conducted found that over 90 percent of companies do not consider themselves well prepared for a crisis, and even those that have a plan either lack key components or do not test those plans frequently enough to know whether they would actually work.
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"This sense of a market that is not particularly well prepared for a euro decline is supported by the benign valuations still evident in the pricing of six-month and 12-month implied volatility," BNY Mellon analysts said in a note, referring to prices of a measure of expected swings in the value of the euro.
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The company has consistently grown its sales tally year-on-year, so it's fair to expect $35 billion or more in trading to take place this Sunday — even though there are doubts over China's economy and an ongoing trade war with the U.S. We've dug into the phenomenon so that, this year, you're well-prepared on what to expect.
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Even though Scott Dorsey considered his company "well-prepared" for the economic downturn of 2008 and 2009, he said the company came under a lot of pressure as it tackled customers negotiating the ability to terminate their contracts with his company at their own convenience, or existing customers renegotiating their contracts to do the same thing.
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To compare the drawling, sprawling Mr. Buckley, whose performance style Norman Mailer once described as a combination of "commodore of the yacht club, Joseph Goebbels, Robert Mitchum, Maverick, Savonarola, the nice prep school kid next door, and the snows of yesteryear," with the diminutive, polite and well-prepared Ms. Hoover, 40, is impossible, so let us move on.
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"Lawyers that get involved in these things in Washington, the best way they can proceed and have proceeded is by being very workman like, extremely well prepared and very professional and not getting caught up in the emotion of things but really going about the craft of being a legal representative as best as possible," he said.
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"Our Orion and Brownstown teams have proven experience in building high-quality self-driving test vehicles and battery packs, so they are well-prepared to produce the Cruise AV." The news comes on the same day that rival automaker Ford is planning on announcing a major update on its product strategy, which may include some news about the company's self-driving plans.
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While they hit all of the basic java requirements, such as focusing on well-prepared coffee and espresso drinks made from sourced beans, they also offer a nice selection of herbal teas, including holistic blends from Apothekary DC. Big Bear is also transparent about where their food is sourced from, and whatever they can't prepare themselves comes from local producers.
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According to a report from the Los Angeles Times, Trump aides have prepared "a list of tweet-length sentences that summarize the main points Trump could bring up with Putin" in the hopes that the president absorbs even a little of what he needs to know before sitting down with the canny, and sure to be well-prepared, Russian leader.
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Public and nonprofit colleges are increasingly falling into the trap of this spreadsheet mentality as well — depending more and more on part-time faculty members who may be well prepared and dedicated, but who must take on excessive workloads to survive and are usually assigned to larger classes or courses critical to the success of the most at-risk students.
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They have no idea what the United States stands for, what we're likely to do, what we think is important, so the work would be work that I feel very well prepared for having been at the Senate for eight years, having been a diplomat in the State department, and it's just going to be a lot of heavy lifting.
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The hires are part of an effort to "increase transparency around our content moderation policies and the practices we employ to protect our community" and develop "an even deeper bench of internal leaders so that we are well prepared to tackle the challenges that our continued rapid expansion will bring," Vanessa Pappas, TikTok's general manager for the U.S., wrote in a statement.
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The hires are part of an effort to "increase transparency around our content moderation policies and the practices we employ to protect our community" and develop "an even deeper bench of internal leaders so that we are well prepared to tackle the challenges that our continued rapid expansion will bring," Vanessa Pappas, TikTok's general manager for the U.S., wrote in a statement.
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They have no idea what the United States stands for, what we're likely to do, what we think is important, so the work would be work that I feel very well prepared for having been at the Senate for eight years, having been a diplomat in the State Department, and it's just going to be a lot of heavy lifting.
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That's part of an effort to "increase transparency around our content moderation policies and the practices we employ to protect our community" and create "an even deeper bench of internal leaders so that we are well prepared to tackle the challenges that our continued rapid expansion will bring," wrote Vanessa Pappas, the U.S. general manager for the company, in a blog post.
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"WHO reports that most countries in the European region are well prepared...however, countries in Southern Europe, including France and Italy, need to be especially vigilant and it's important that holidaymakers follow public health advice while abroad, " Read: Singapore confirms its first imported case of Zika As of May 11 2016, 58 countries and territories are reporting continuing mosquito transmission of the Zika virus.
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It means I was still able to drum up at least one factoid from my cranial depths—even while glitching out, later that night, in terrified awe when the most famous (and well-prepared) Virgo of all time—one Beyoncé Knowles—sneaks up on you while you're trying to interview a nice young man from Chicago: Two Virgos—Beyoncé and me—observed in the wild.
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A litigator and plaintiff lawyer for much of his career, Cipollone is described by people who know him as always well-prepared and even-keeled -- traits that colleagues and friends say will guarantee he arrives on Capitol Hill armed with an airtight legal argument, but that don't guarantee the kind of telegenic representation Trump has sought in the past or privately said he wants in his trial.
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