Most of the well-trained, middle-age doctors are still in practice, so the absence of well-trained physicians has not been seen or felt by the general public yet.
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On college teams, they have many well trained medical staff.
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They will be well armed, well trained and highly motivated.
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"These ISIS fighters have been very well trained," he said.
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These tiny emissions can be detected by well-trained sniffer dogs.
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"A well-trained investigator, they'd be all over that," Zellner said.
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They are well-trained (the Philippines boasts scores of marine colleges).
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Mueller was determined and well trained, but he was also afraid.
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He had come to Ca' d'Zan well trained for the work.
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Physicians are not generally well trained to provide genetic test results.
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There are other well-trained outlaw militias in the region, too.
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So was the well-trained chorus of Bel Canto Young Artists.
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She doesn't require too much exercise and is already pretty well-trained.
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Many of these guys were Iraq veterans—a tough, well-trained group.
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Arriving in Vietnam, Mueller was well trained, but he was also afraid.
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Well-trained personnel had better chances of finding new jobs, he said.
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It had a well-trained and hardworking workforce and a rosy future.
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Attacks come so quickly that even well-trained humans can't respond effectively.
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What he needs to do is to hire really well-trained journalists.
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Exarks prefer a well-trained police force to a well-oiled firearm.
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I think you need to have individuals who are trained, well trained.
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A well-trained crew can unload an entire Chinook within 13 seconds.
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We are willing to pay a premium for a well-trained workforce.
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I think you need to have individuals that are trained, well-trained.
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Any well-trained economics instructor struggles to dispel two widely held misconceptions.
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Well-trained customers are more likely to use and renew a Saas product.
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He was surprised how many well-trained military personnel fell for fake attacks.
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"Polish pilots are very well trained for such weather conditions," the airline added.
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Once Fitch is well-trained enough, the goal for the What the Herp?
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Are you a professional or well-trained in home repair and tree trimming?
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Yet its members behave like well-trained extras in a drama scripted elsewhere.
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"He was really well trained in becoming a killing machine, O.K.?" he said.
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Some well-trained dogs can sniff out electronic devices to help solve crimes.
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Anyone competing at that level has to be a superb, well-trained athlete.
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The well-trained gazes keep scrutinizing, evaluating the possibility of a threat. Watching.
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I swore to hold the Constitution and law and I am well-trained.
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For 34 days, the IDF fought a "surprisingly well-trained and equipped" Hezbollah.
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My dog is well-trained and wears a harness with a front clip.
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Every decent human being wants officers to be safe, well-trained, and accountable.
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We Cubans have been well trained; our real damage is in our souls.
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"These technologies are likely going to benefit those who are well-trained," Muro said.
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Even well-trained and experienced climbers can run into difficulty, which can be fatal.
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And such well-trained doctors, so many of whom have left or been killed.
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The tests also often rely on cops — not well-trained scientists — to administer them.
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" Arun Jaitley, India's finance minister, described the gunmen as a "well-trained suicidal squad.
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It is not a well-trained pooch so much as a well-built one.
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You can't have good capitalism without good infrastructure, effective courts and well-trained cops.
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"Today's economy is more demanding and complex," with companies wanting well-trained new employees.
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We need to make sure doctors are well-trained and educated on transgender people.
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Proper scientific research as carried out by well-trained scientists is steeped in validity.
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But the reality is that a well-trained classical dancer can do it all.
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"It puts very well-trained concealed-carry people inside the school," Mr. Rieck said.
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"I think that the Border Patrol (agents) are well-trained, well-equipped," he said.
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"Well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches" should carry firearms in schools, he said.
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"We apply our shields correctly and our technologists are incredibly well trained," she said.
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These men were at least as well trained and dedicated as Reagan's security detail.
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A small footprint of well-trained and resourced advisers can make a big impact.
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Cops just aren't well-trained to handle a wide variety of sensitive, difficult areas.
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He's cute, reasonably well-trained, and will do just about anything for a Greenie.
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For well-trained athletes, HIIT may be the best way to elevate your physical performance.
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I'm a physician, and, if I do say so myself, a very well-trained one.
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Veterans are well trained, competent, and loyal, and bring these qualities to their civilian jobs.
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This full grown girl is full of life, aching for companionship, and already well-trained.
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Our nation's air traffic control (ATC) system relies on a well-trained, highly qualified workforce.
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"He is one of the nation's most elite, well-trained and disciplined shooters," they wrote.
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"Unless you're trained for a military or police perspective, you're not well-trained," he said.
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And we must create a unified Somali military that is well-trained and well-equipped.
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Well-trained, armed staff has the greatest potential to stop a threat and save lives.
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If the experts are right, driving will someday soon be the work of well-trained robots.
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"Tim was a dedicated, highly professional and extremely well-trained firefighter," Estes said reading a statement.
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Radicalized and well-trained "lone wolves," with their apparently large support networks, are tough to catch.
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In any case it's more plausible to hypothesize that Brutus is simply very, very well trained.
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"We are committed in our peacekeeping operations as a credible and well-trained force," he said.
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No matter how well-trained and well-behaved your canine is, they can have unpredictable reactions.
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Recent electoral pratfalls argue for leaving critical decisions in the hands of well-trained, pragmatic technocrats.
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Even the most well-trained of our four-legged friends have a mischievous streak in them.
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They believe they are well made, that pilots are well trained and the industry well regulated.
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" The sex therapist, now 90, avoided the censors, she says, "because I was very well trained.
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"Our officers are well-trained and in no way was this a race thing," he said.
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Like any startup founder well-trained in public relations, Andy Puddicombe is reluctant to talk politics.
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Cheap and well-trained locals and official munificence explain a boom in another manufacturing industry, aerospace.
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There, local, well-trained firefighters are covering hundreds of miles each day to contain the fires.
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For a well-trained marathoner, a 19943K is a nap in the park, a speed workout.
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French police blamed "150 well-trained" Russian ultras who were "hyper-violent" for the Marseille conflict.
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Neil pursues Brenda with the determination of a well-trained bird dog, and soon catches her.
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Like Mr. Bortnikov, these Russian operatives and agents are well trained in the art of deception.
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"Our people are extremely well trained on what to do if they're captured," Wiley told me.
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"Well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches" should carry firearms in schools, he told the crowd.
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"They are well trained, and have thrown back the grenades we lobbed at them," he said.
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"Well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches should be able to carry concealed firearms," Trump said.
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"They're very well-trained and Wyatt has a ball," Wyatt's mother, Allison Burggraff, told Good Morning America.
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Combined, we can create those next-generation jobs, and have them well-trained, leading up to it.
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I speak from the experience of throwing far more grenades than the average, well-trained U.S. soldier.
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"I have the impression that there are no well-trained personnel for these instances," her husband said.
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As a Black woman, I have been very well-trained on how to engage with law enforcement.
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It was horrible, to see how groups of well-trained aggressive men chased unprotected, unarmed LGBT supporters.
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"Dogs generally do what you ask them to do if they're smart and well trained," Weiss says.
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What's important to note here is that Durant is well-trained in the art of the clapback.
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In fact, Gladwell has doubts that even a well-trained individual could always choose the right stocks.
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Today, meet Bambi, a well-trained bull terrier mix who needs a person to cuddle up to.
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Our nation's flight attendants are well-trained professionals who are required to comply with the FAA's regulations.
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Since dogs will be dogs, even the most well-trained pooches will occasionally get themselves in trouble.
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Some executives say they have become well-trained over the years in the art of keeping mum.
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"The first and best line of defense is a well-trained staff and student body," he explained.
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"The first and best line of defense is a well-trained staff and student body," Trump said.
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Of the thousands who thronged the hall the majority were young men, sturdy, athletic and well trained.
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SANDERS: I want well trained, well paid, child care workers to give our youngest kids advance opportunities.
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Simply by being well equipped and well trained, a military sends a clear "Do Not Invade" signal.
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Pilots are well-trained professionals who take their job of transporting passengers in a safe environment seriously.
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Unfortunately, my mind was so well trained at that point that it only made my anxiety worse.
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It is unrealistic to expect a single individual, however well trained, to beat a largely unpredictable market.
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We're less well trained to explore how a patient's fears and values intersect with the available evidence.
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Different units, especially among the commando forces, are well trained, reliable and somewhat effective on the battlefield.
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At Rikers, a team of highly dedicated, well-trained mental health professionals provide the best care possible.
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In fact, well-trained athletes and highly-active adults are often in the 40 to 50 bpm range.
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Well-trained, Noomi is prepared to do the kind of knockout work that would make James Bond proud.
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The dramatic biopic of Lee's life required a well-trained companion join McCarthy in a number of scenes.
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"He's a really well-trained dog," Conway told Today, adding that the pooch stayed put during the procession.
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We expect you to be well-trained, and to know when, and when not to apply your training.
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It's hard not to draw comparisons to a well-trained dog when seeing Boston Dynamics' SpotMini in action.
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The Greek soldiers wanted to take Troy, but Troy was well-defended and their military was well-trained.
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Workers with disabilities are paid according to their productivity as compared to a well-trained able-bodied worker.
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I also possess a wide breadth of culinary knowledge, and my palate is fairly sophisticated and well-trained.
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A well-trained algorithm was able to find a certain type of breast cancer with 92.5 percent accuracy.
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And you don't get those kind of well-trained, well-equipped diplomats by gutting the State Department's budget.
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Rural American patients welcome well-trained Pakistani and East Indian physicians in private practice and small-town clinics.
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If only well trained animals are eligible to be therapy pets, issues associated with them will lessen significantly.
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In fact, a good resting heart rate for a well-trained athlete may be closer to 40 bpm.
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Proponents of PLA mandates also claim that PLAs are necessary in order to ensure a well-trained workforce.
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So these sovereign wealth funds are very well-trained now in how to invest this kind of money.
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""Our pilots are well trained to deal with such situations and responded according to our standard operating procedures.
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However, in the right, well-trained, professional hands, being armed can literally be the difference between life and death.
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As a former mixed martial arts fighter, the nominee considers herself to be well-trained for the political battlefield.
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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 against the truly elite, this allowed Foreman to do what was necessary against younger, faster, well-trained fighters.
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As it turns out, however, Brandy isn't just an exceptionally well-trained pup who likes to cuddle Brad Pitt.
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Even the smartest, most well-trained physician has patterns of thinking that can lead her to jump to conclusions.
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He demonstrates how well trained they are and boasts that eventually they'll be twice the size they are now.
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Yes, public safety is important and well-trained police are helpful and needed in dire situations and egregious emergencies.
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Research shows that a well-trained unit under experienced commander suffer far fewer casualties when the bullets start flying.
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The demand for a well-trained biomedical science workforce to tackle the challenges of making better medicines remains high.
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Well-trained and educated women find themselves forced into tea-making and cleaning roles, regardless of their job descriptions.
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"We still dispose of the well trained human resources that were able to rapidly control previous epidemics," it said.
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Hong Kong officials have defended the police's actions, describing officers as well trained and saying they acted with restraint.
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Culturally sensitive materials and well-trained teachers actually make the biggest difference in nurturing literacy and critical thinking skills.
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"We&aposre well-trained and well-versed in how to do anything on the fuel system," said Staff Sgt.
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Some developed into large, well-trained and equipped militias that initially worked outside the auspices of the Afghan government.
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"I think that the Border Patrol are well-trained, well-equipped," said Sheriff Tom Schmerber of Maverick County, Texas.
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Well-educated and well-trained workers not only promote economic growth, but also strengthen the fabric of our democracy.
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Rapa says the concept of well-trained drivers, equipped with helmets for themselves and their passengers, has gained traction.
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It's something they really couldn't prevent because there are only a couple officers but they're really well-trained officers.
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During my private ceremony, I am not just a visitor but honored guest, and Sachs, the well-trained host.
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Decisions to question individuals are based on a variety of factors for which Border Patrol agents are well-trained.
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They're spectacularly well-trained dogs, so naturally Lyneice strips for them by removing the upper portions of her outfit.
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There are established companies creating content in established silos that meet the expectations of well-trained content consuming pros.
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"The models were well trained and comfortable posing naked, but the followers were not used to the situation," Onofri says.
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And, she could really, really murder you, as the extremely well-trained Hanna reveals by the end of the premiere.
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"He's a very well-trained, highly disciplined captain," EgyptAir Vice Chairman Ahmed Adel said shortly after Flight 223's disappearance.
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But the basic idea is similar, and satisfying, the way running with a pack of well-trained racers always is.
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One that's already in place is to have well-trained caregivers who can spot errors in the EHRs, Ratwani says.
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Hosey speculates that well-trained canines show emotional consistency, which could help a person in distress stabilize their own equilibrium.
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When well-led and well trained, Americans who wear our country's cloth are pure in spirit and decisive in purpose.
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They are a keenly entrepreneurial generation, and the law and well-trained lawyers are central to success of new ventures.
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Businesses wanted a free lunch too, he adds: demanding tax breaks and subsidies, while still expecting a well-trained workforce.
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We do believe that well-paying jobs can come back to America with a well-trained business executive in office.
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Yes, we need well-trained professionals with a sophisticated understanding of the world, but we need a fresh mind-set.
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Finally, we need more poll workers, and we need to ensure that everyone taking on this role is well-trained.
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Make sure children stick to a safe route to school, one with well-trained adult crossing guards at every intersection.
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I'm all for a good guy with a gun, so long as they are well-trained and well-background checked.
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A well-trained moderator enforces these rules not just to delete abuse, but also to build up a unique community.
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Douyin, instead, surfaces only one video at a time, full-screen, auto-played and recommended by its well-trained algorithms.
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So there are plenty of well-trained and experienced tech workers and aspiring tech entrepreneurs in the area, he said.
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While these traits make them unsuitable for government work, they are still amazing, well-trained dogs looking to make others happy.
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"They are skilful, well-trained and have a lot at stake"—not least in shielding fellow anti-democratic regimes from condemnation.
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The airline's new rules require passengers with emotional support animals to prove that they have been well trained (and fully vaccinated).
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He said had failed to put a well-rested, well-trained crew in place to steer the destroyer into the Straits.
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There is a factor of 3-10x in accuracy between a well-trained model on synthetic data versus real-world data.
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Amazon S3 buckets are vulnerable to data leaks…even very well trained professionals can find it challenging to manage access controls.
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As a doctor, he was well trained in delivering bad news, but Sonia had never seen him struggle like this before.
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This week, President Trump shifted the conversation on the gun debate by proposing that well-trained teachers be armed at school.
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The checkout staff are well-trained to prevent theft—they perform spot checks, and of course there are the cameras everywhere.
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Election boards need to make sure that they have enough well-trained individuals on hand to effectively respond to a crisis.
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Well-trained cattlemen pull a hot iron from the fire, and calves mewl as curved steel singes hair and burns flesh.
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I think you're going to see more of that, in light of Sunday's incident, and those guys are very well trained.
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Ms. Lilley became so well trained that she continued to do those things on her own after the pilot project ended.
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I was well trained to revere priests, so the idea that Pate might have literally fathered me never occurred to me.
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But to go through the end scene with Pacino, who is a brilliant actor and well trained, Brando showed me the mechanics.
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China has relatively few doctors per capita compared with countries like the US, and those it does have are less well-trained.
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She's a human empath, far too sensitive and well trained in the art of appeasement to feel fury toward her own parents.
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Arabella, Gaga's first horse, was so well-trained that it inspired the singer to get her a boyfriend, a stallion named Tigger.
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But in poor countries, where sterile rooms and well-trained doctors are in short supply, even legal surgical abortions can be risky.
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But "realizing then that the team was significantly outnumbered by a well-trained force" the team commander ordered the unit to withdraw.
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However, this didn't immediately come to mind when their typically well-trained pup proceeded to bark and whine incessantly that Thursday night.
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Shortly afterwards, the crew announced they were aborting the landing to "go around," a routine procedure for which pilots are well trained.
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Asia faces a severe shortage of well-trained pilots as the region's demand for air travel skyrockets, Airbus's chief executive told CNBC.
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And when you're well trained, well-armed, surrounded by fellow professionals, and in most instances — chose the time and method of confrontation.
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We hope Congress acts quickly to pass this legislation to keep our country's technology industry well-trained and competitive around the world.
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As is often the case with singers as well trained as Ms. Errico, letting go and relaxing is difficult, if not impossible.
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The thing is, unless you have the well-trained nose of a sommelier or a professional taster, it's hard to describe smells.
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In other cases, well-trained militaries see themselves as more professional than the venal politicians, and launch a coup, as in Mali.
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Over several visits, I spied Mockingbird's owner roaming the restaurant, answering the phone and keeping the well-trained staff on its toes.
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"Almost every problem we've had on the floor is one that could have been alleviated with enough and well-trained staff," Mrs.
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"Well-trained people will see their future elsewhere," sighs Wolfgang Rupieper, head of Pro Lausitzer Braunkohle, a pro-coal association in Cottbus.
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"I think it speaks to the scarcity of well-trained psychiatrists and mental health professionals in China for sure," said Ms. Cui.
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Imagine Amazon carving out a fifth of that space, with separate entrances, and creating boutiques with well-trained staff and dynamic merchandising.
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He believes that having a well-trained officer in each school can minimize harm, but even they can't prevent a school massacre.
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Well-trained security guards are a necessity to keep hospital staff safe with the E.R. being one of the most high-risk areas.
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For them his bloody focus on crime has had a welcome side-effect: economic matters have been left largely to well-trained technocrats.
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Richard Buery, the deputy mayor in charge of the scheme, argues that its success requires well-trained staff, a rigorous curriculum—and money.
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We first of all try and make sure that the humans that are scoring the essays in the first place are well-trained.
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Skobstova was a talented poet and well-trained intellectual who could certainly have enjoyed the secular side of life as a Russian émigré.
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That's a process that requires well-trained AI engineers, the tinkerers of this age, to apply and tweak deep learning for each domain.
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The main plot line from "Sully" is that a well-trained flight crew is the single most important safety feature of airline operations.
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" Albert Einstein: "Einstein's contempt for authority ... led him to question received wisdom in ways that well-trained acolytes in the academy never contemplated.
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"We lost thousands in battle in the Korean conflict because we were ill-prepared and not well-trained or well-equipped," he said.
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Starting March 1, however, passengers will need to include a letter from a vet stating that the animal is healthy and well trained.
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This imbalance gives an advantage to rule-breakers, and makes it impossible for even an army of well-trained referees to keep up.
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You may be shocked to hear that most of them want well-trained border guards who do not separate children from their mothers.
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But because of the heavy shortage of well-trained therapists in China, therapy remains a hazy concept even for the most worldly students.
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Cass, like Bruce Wayne, doesn't have superpowers, but she's highly skilled in martial arts and is well-trained in hand-to-hand combat.
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Its title suggests that for a few, fleeting years the voices of well-trained young people have a special sound, a poignant innocence.
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One pail is filled with highly charged policy battles where both sides have well-rehearsed, highly predictable scripts and well-trained political stagecraft.
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But this twist allows her to let down her guard, creating a teasing calm that well-trained horror fans know is only temporary.
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The staff is well-trained and provided a seamless, consistent experience throughout my stay, which can be challenging to find in New Orleans.
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More seasoned soldiers at the outpost said the jihadis also had well-trained snipers and fighters who could operate heavy weapons and tanks.
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After all, the possible crime happened nearly two weeks ago, allegedly at the hands of a well-trained, 15-man Saudi security team.
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Pakistan's military is seen as one of the most sophisticated in the region, while Saudi Arabia's is not as well trained or effective.
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"Some retreat centers are well trained and have a good sense of ethics, but in others that may not be the case," said Grob.
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A picture emerges of well-trained operatives moving across the water under cover of darkness, placing mines on selected ships over a wide area.
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And that's why it's important, she says, for mindfulness instructors and students to be well trained, and to look out for these vulnerable youth.
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The Amazons may be beautiful, well-trained, and graceful, but any advantage they have from their years of training is negated by German guns.
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"The combination of older (sometimes archaic) systems with staff members not well-trained against security threats opens the door to ransomware attacks," he said.
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"These individuals and staff within these offices are well trained on how to conduct investigations, document incidents, and respond to reports," the policy states.
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Combining a whole-life focus with scientifically validated techniques to change your mind is the work of well-trained, certified health and wellness coaches.
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Damascus has expressed concern over the brain drain, with Assad in a recent interview lamenting the loss of "educated, well-trained" people as refugees.
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The entire system has been streamlined over the decades, turned into a machine for producing increasingly well-trained and motivated fighters loyal to Iran.
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Babyface says to his well-trained, experienced ear only the chord structures are similar -- and there's a lot more to a song than that.
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Therefore, I had to be extremely well-trained and had to perform out of that really good training whenever I touched someone's body medically.
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And when private employers got back on their feet, there would be an army of well-trained workers on the lookout for new opportunities.
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"I think the Capitol Police are well trained and do a fabulous job," said Brian Moran, Virginia's secretary of public safety and homeland security.
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"Well-trained technocrats ... should allow the government to establish a clear regime shift," Goldman Sachs senior economist Alberto Ramos wrote in a research note.
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Led by former US Army paratrooper John Carter, these local, well-trained firefighters cover hundreds of miles each day putting out or containing fires.
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The average police officer is well trained, respectful, honest, brave, tireless, patient, empathetic and restrained, even in the face of some of humanity's worst.
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"A successful, well trained engaged workforce is one of the most important ways that Walmart's going to win the future of retail," says Jones.
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Ms. Landon's troupe of well-trained, youthful performers attack her elastic phrases and science-fiction-thriller rhythms (freezing and fast-forwarding) with touching eagerness.
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TV Sports Joe Garagiola's career as a baseball announcer had nothing to do with being well trained or slick or having a beautiful baritone.
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We used German shepherds like Smokey, mixes of shepherd types and Labrador retrievers that were well trained in detecting, attacking and tracking the enemy.
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But prosecutors said in court filings that she was a savvy and well-trained analyst whose political beliefs drove her to violate security restrictions.
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What emerged within a few years was a well-trained, disciplined force of special operators groomed for counterterrorism, hostage rescue and other demanding missions.
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Ukraine International Airlines officials said in a press conference said the plane had been in good condition and that the staff was well-trained.
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Well-trained taste buds, given a slosh, will detect traces of juniper, lavender, bergamot, rose, and cardamom, plus zest of grapefruit, orange, and lime.
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" The stated mission of the program is to "form well-trained foreign counterpart drug investigative and intelligence units of high moral character and integrity.
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We as a mass audience are well-trained to crowdsource our problems among strangers, to strive to put our best selves out into the world.
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There were a few exceptions, such as the Panzer Lehr, but come D-Day most German units were not as well trained as the Allies.
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All Europeans know and publicly recognize, including the French, that Europe's defense makes no sense without the well-equipped and well-trained British military forces.
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Despite this, the well-trained and well-equipped US Marines did not have it easy in their mission to re-take Falluja from the Islamists.
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You're seeing much younger and much less experienced and much less well-trained individuals showing up as entrepreneurs and getting funded by top-tier firms.
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Mob handed frighteners or not, the merry men of Sor Thanikul could often hustle up a turnaround victory because they were gutsy and well trained.
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Each person brings a different skill or asset, whether it's a well-trained attack dog, an off-grid home, or a black belt in karate.
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Opinion When I ran cross-country in high school in California, I was well trained, well coached and professionally sized for my Asics racing flats.
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In the hands of competent and well-trained crews, modern long-range SAMs such as the S-400 can inflict significant damage on an adversary.
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At one point, he tried to find work in other sushi bars, but well-trained Japanese chefs would not give him a chance, he said.
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For people who are not as well trained and accustomed to being vigilant as I am, this quiz is a very good opportunity to learn.
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I had seen doctors who were well-trained in both China and US. I thought if this was something that was evolving, they'd demonstrate urgency.
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I am happy to tell you that yes, there are well-trained — and very well-dressed — people stationed in dressing rooms all over the city.
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Also, she is extremely well trained in the art of couture and has extensive experience of the pressures of working for a big international brand.
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Indecision doesn't lead a woman to put her feet in stirrups, lay back and hope the person holding the steel is well-trained and trustworthy.
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We're all well trained, and as long as we go with our training and make quick decisions, we're gonna accomplish the mission and be fine.
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To be well trained, well clad and snowy-bearded, performers these days can spend thousands of dollars on Santa school, outfits and beard salon appointments.
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Our nation can do a much better job of retraining our workers (and making sure our new graduates are well trained in the first place).
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Afterward Chris said he discovered that pharmacy technicians, rather than well-trained and educated pharmacists, are compounding nearly all of the IV medications for patients.
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Some of the animals are so well trained that they start lining up as soon as they see the keepers' vehicle pull into the savanna.
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In allying with the Houthis, an unsophisticated Islamist movement from northern Yemen, Mr. Saleh provided both political acumen and well-trained, well-equipped fighting forces.
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"The program produces extremely well-trained service dogs, veterans receive a great service dog, and it gives the women at Lowell a second chance at life."
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They are reimagined as a kind of magical SAS, supremely well-trained and equipped compared to the hapless criminals and rebels they gun down en masse.
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Moreover, if you can learn to perform a full squat, you can maintain that position for extended periods of time, resulting in well-trained soleus muscles.
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He said Georgia's university students already enjoyed the protection of well-trained police forces, whose jobs could be made more difficult if the bill becomes law.
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And no matter how well trained the crew are at handling a taser, they were presumably not selected by the airline for their dead-eye abilities.
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It serves as a reminder that even the best intelligence can be useless when not backed by shrewd leadership and well-trained men on the ground.
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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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My boyfriend, who is well trained from making my daily morning tea, brewed a Tazo Earl Grey while the Teforia micro-infused the Earl Grey Sip.
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Mexico's combination of well-trained doctors, modern hospitals, low prices, and proximity to the U.S. has made it a popular medical-tourism destination for U.S. residents.
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As Hitman's meticulous and well-trained assassin Agent 47, I'm used to getting in and out of tense situations without so much as a suspicious glare.
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Bette invites Joan to drinks, asking for parenting advice—after all, she really seems to have a handle on those "two well-trained Pomeranians" of hers.
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Physical therapists are the most well trained health care provider to address pain and prevent unnecessary opioid use, but unfortunately, are often under-referred and underutilized.
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Not only are they trained on the language, they are also well-trained in the culture, understanding how best to recruit people to spy for Russia.
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Unruly animals, however well-trained, have a way of making the shipping of thousands of barrels of crude oil every day seem a bit less hectic.
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"Decisions to question individuals are based on a variety of factors for which Border Patrol agents are well-trained," an agency spokesperson said in a statement.
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It soon became clear that neither they nor the air force could stop Hizbullah's well-trained rocketeers from continuing to fire missiles deep into Israel's interior.
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Thinking the judge would only slap him with a fine, Buckner left (the very well-trained) Bird on a tree outside the courthouse and went in.
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Because no matter how well-trained she is, that bird (real name Peggy or Gertie, depending on the performance) has been drafted into a human enterprise.
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That requires a well-trained work force with a sense of purpose and self-worth, qualities that can be difficult to nurture in lower-wage workers.
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They find it difficult to understand the sources of the rage against the meritocratic elites best symbolized by the well-trained, competent civil servants in Brussels.
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For that reason, the US pilots and cabin crews particularly are extremely well trained and will save your life in an instant when a problem develops.
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In time, Slack's underlying AI will understand your role inside a company, anticipate your day-to-day needs and act like a well-trained office assistant.
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Behind his brash demeanor and bro-adjacent tendencies, he's fluent in multiple alien languages and is the most well-trained and well-trusted agent in MIB.
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When a well-trained, friendly pit bull mix was surrendered to the Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority this month, it was clear he'd once had a home.
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"They'll have a point person they can go to that's really well trained because you've taught them leadership and installed all the policies and procedures," he said.
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The latest attack bore similarities to other militant attacks in India where heavily armed, well-trained men have captured buildings and used them to fight security forces.
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"Whatever the economic situation might be, we have well- trained people there," Yaskawa's European chief, Manfred Stern, told a news conference in Frankfurt near Yaskawa's European headquarters.
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"We've also been working with our Doggy Dashers to make sure they are well-trained on how to provide the best delivery," DoorDash wrote on their blog.
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When you think of the best food in the world, you might imagine glamorous Michelin-starred eateries with well-trained chefs and a pricey menu to match.
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While it is possible for a well-trained assailant to carry out such an attack, it is highly unlikely that a lone-wolf could have done it.
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If someone is too well-trained into their sleep cues, when those cues are missing—say, on the road or a plane—then sleep can be elusive.
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"The decision to oust honorable, well-trained, and patriotic service members based on nothing more than their gender identity is undiluted discrimination and therefore indefensible," they wrote.
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Instead of well-trained and highly indoctrinated foot soldiers carrying out shooting attacks or suicide bombers striking buses, individuals armed with knives began stabbing and killing civilians.
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Gaza hospitals are perennially short of medicine, equipment and well-trained staff members, and many Gaza residents struggle to get exit permits for care outside the territory.
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Despite the fact that well-trained and experienced pilots save lives, some critics of this valuable training are working to overturn these rules in the FAA reauthorization.
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They're extremely well-trained, obviously they have endurance, extreme fighting abilities, they're probably much stronger than most people, but they don't have any "superpowers," so to speak.
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"My kids are well trained about online safety, and when LionMaker asked Chantelle 'not to tell anyone about the conversation', that was an immediate warning," Suzie said.
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Perhaps most significantly, Mr. Eugene hired a team of well-trained assistant coaches, almost all of them black men from Brooklyn who had played football in college.
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My first discoveries were largely down to luck but, from persistence and years of looking, my eyes had become well trained at spotting even the smallest artifacts.
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The majority of the goals came off set pieces, which if often the case when a skilled, well-trained elite team meets a far more inexperienced one.
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By now, Wall Street has been well trained to believe that Amazon has a strategy for Whole Foods and it will take time to carry it out.
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Access to well-trained pediatricians and pediatric specialists is crucial to helping not only children with complex medical conditions, but all children reach their full health potential.
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The ever-earthy Dafoe forges a believable bond with the well-trained dog, and closing scenes (along with their hero shots and heavy strings) are genuinely moving.
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What is more, Turkey really matters to NATO; its well-trained forces, on which it has been spending a lot, are woven deeply into the alliance's fabric.
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He says he chose Stella from a breeder, and that she's now a well-trained 4-year-old who has proven to be an excellent travel companion.
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A well-trained K0003 runs up and down conveyor belts rapidly sniffing packages of all shapes and sizes as the items first make their way into the facility.
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Furthermore, experts warn that North Korean software designers who create and sell these products online could be building hidden back doors for Pyongyang's well-trained hackers to exploit.
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"We always encourage patients to do their homework, make sure that their plastic surgeon is board-certified, that they're well-trained in the procedures that the patient wants."
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Snipers; suicide bombers driving armoured trucks; and small, modified drones that drop grenades have inflicted heavy casualties on Iraqi troops, including the country's well-trained special-forces battalion.
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These are all skills normally taught by their birth mothers, but the Forest School's well-trained staffers serve as human surrogate moms to aid in the orphans' development.
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It struggles when exposed to soils that are high in salt content, has a high energy consumption, and requires well-trained professionals to analyze and organize the data.
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The officer was initially planning to ticket Cashe for driving without his headlights, but then his well-trained cop eyes spotted some suspicious white powder on Cashe's seat.
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And Pennsylvania, with its industrial legacy and well-trained workforce, like the country at-large, is well positioned to be at the forefront of the clean energy economy.
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That thousands of well-educated, well-trained innovators might have to find another line of work is worth the price of ridding the country of the surveillance economy.
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The specifics Trump cited will trigger the customary stampede of fact checkers, now well-trained to refute the barrage of hyperbole and falsehoods we hear regularly from Trump.
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Put simply, federal agencies cannot fulfill the political directives of Congress or the president without a well-trained and well-managed workforce in place to do the job.
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Coaches at the boxing venue Wednesday said that the scoring system left a lot of room for interpretation and that the judges, although well trained, were not infallible.
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The only problem is that I can't get nearly as hard as I used to, but I have a very well-trained tongue that she seems to love.
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The whisper network may have sent some women with money to these well-trained providers with clean equipment, but it sent others to unskilled hands with rusted equipment.
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In a news report, American soldiers were going door to door with bomb-sniffing dogs, trying to persuade the citizens of Baghdad to adopt a well-trained pet.
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The Afghanistan Papers also appear to prove that many well-educated, well-trained and otherwise responsible adults simply gave into inertia with regard to U.S. involvement in Afghanistan.
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These doctors are well trained to treat pregnant women with diabetes and hypertension, but they get burned out trying to pay the student loans and make ends meet.
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Congress must act immediately in a bipartisan fashion to fully fund community health centers, and the workforce programs that provide them with the well-trained staffing they need.
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The idea of adopting a well-trained flunky is appealing to many pet parents, though, so be prepared to wait for years before a dog becomes available for adoption.
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American Airlines, Southwest and United Continental Holdings — three of Boeing's biggest 737 MAX customers — reportedly said their pilots are well-trained to fly the planes they said are safe.
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"According to our sources, the team (that launched the rocket) is made up of more than one group and were well trained in missile launching," the security source said.
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And, of course, you don't want a military that's wiling to do just anything the president asks, otherwise it becomes his own personal, heavily armed, well-trained police force.
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What is true is that you have to be pretty well-trained in order to fire a weapon against someone who is assaulting you and catches you by surprise.
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However, studies on well-trained subjects show that a muscle will grow more quickly when it's a trained five days a week compared to training it once a week.
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"We continue to believe the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft is safe and that our pilots are well-trained and well-equipped to operate it," it said in a statement.
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He said that even linguists like himself, or well-trained imams who have memorized the Quran, will make occasional grammatical errors if called upon to speak the language spontaneously.
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However, the range of motion through which the head can be taken makes it a very difficult target to hit on a well trained and mobile man like Cruz.
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Rather than pull up the drawbridge, or fall back on algorithms, Twitter should hire a corps of well-trained personnel to deal with hundreds of thousands of contested cases.
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The ABA model act conveys, among other things, that children should have well-trained, client-directed attorneys and that attorneys should have reasonable caseload limits to ensure quality representation.
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"What NTC is looking or is membership in a specialized unit -- QUDS forces: however, this group is so elite and well trained to evade," the memo reads in part.
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Indeed, as publicly funded pre-K expands, the division may be not between academics and play, but between programs with well-trained and well-paid teachers and those without.
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" Now, Stormy's firing back, telling TMZ ... "My vagina is a well trained beautiful athlete that would not have the longest running contract in porn history if she were ugly.
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The wars we see in movies and on TV tend to involve well-trained troops swooping in at night to overrun enemies who had no idea they were coming.
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A better metric, and one that we should all care about, is whether resident surgeons are less well trained and skilled when they come out of residency now than before.
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They had no idea what they were dealing with, whereas moderately well-trained African medical professionals would never have made the kinds of mistakes that the American medical system did.
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What is true is, is that you have to be pretty well trained in order to fire a weapon against somebody who is assaulting you and catches you by surprise.
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Investors don't like to see this on Powerpoints because it all needs to be sexy and wow—but you really do need buildings, tooling, high technology, and well-trained people.
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I'm not a very well trained musician; I just kind of do what I'm capable of doing, try my best, and write songs from the perspective of what's going on.
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While almost anyone in good shape could finish an endurance trial by alternating between running and walking, only well-trained athletes are able to maintain a steady and elevated pace.
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A study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that in nine well-trained individuals, the average EPOC was just 4.8 percent and in one case just 1 percent.
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One, Ansar al-Islam, is led by a fiery cleric and a charismatic, well-trained operational commander, both of whom Mr. Islam declined to identify because they are being watched.
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The fact is that the Russian military has prepared plans and is well trained to transition rapidly to nuclear use in order to compel and to end a conventional conflict.
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Cora may have been one of the first well-trained wrestlers of the day, which undoubtedly stemmed from her marriage, although it was unclear exactly to whom she was married.
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The fighters appeared well-trained for urban combat, a sign that the battle for Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, could be drawn-out and bloody, according to Iraqi security officials.
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She also felt reassured that her son's coaches were well-trained at spotting and caring for concussed players, and that doctors had declared him free of symptoms from the concussions.
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And while the well-trained Palestinian Authority security forces have kept a tight check on Hamas in the West Bank, Fatah always fears support or action waiting in the wings.
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But maybe it's time we start holding accountable those who bear the responsibility for providing the resources — and for keeping our military forces well-trained, well-armed and well-fed.
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Children are best served when all parties in the case have well-trained, high-quality attorneys, and this element of the policy announcement will further advance good outcomes for children.
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They employ a younger, less well trained, and less well paid workforce and have higher inmate-to-guard ratios, all of which saves money but also makes prisons more dangerous.
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If I'm not mistaken, he especially likes choreographing for men, and the sight of all those big, well-trained thighs launching themselves into the air in unison is indeed impressive.
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That difference, experts suspect, might have a lot to do with one simple move: better handwashing below deck, by members of a very well-trained, and disease-weary cruising crew.
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Hell, she defuses a biological bomb from detonating in Grand Central station, while commanding Spider-Man (her ex, let's not forget) like he's the well-trained attack dog in the situation.
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Jack, now bearded and disheveled, is shown facing off against a legion of well-trained female warriors and wielding all sorts of advanced weaponry to a musical backdrop of synthwave tunes.
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To distill, say, Sagittarius and all its quirks, inclinations, and preferences down to even a handful of everyday reference points requires a well-trained eye (and a keen sense of humor).
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As Gina Susanna, who is in recovery from anorexia, pointed out in a Twitter thread, doctors often aren't well-trained in understanding eating disorders or what could be triggering for survivors.
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And if something does go wrong, you need a well-trained medical setup at ringside with a clear pathway to get the stricken boxer to the hospital as quickly as possible.
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Even so, the vexing nature of a war in which the enemy is hard to identify can turn snap misjudgments of well-trained troops into harsh sentences, the students said. Sgt.
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Plans to rebuild communities through social development initiatives and educational opportunities must be accompanied by the introduction of professional, well-trained police that can enforce laws and disrupt local criminal activity.
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"The oil cartel is well-trained in the practice of lifting sentiment and stabilizing energy markets in times of trouble," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM of the Saudi comments.
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"Indeed the war in Korea was a nitty-gritty deal: bitter cold, a challenging mountainous terrain, and a merciless and well-trained enemy that often significantly outnumbered U.S. forces," he added.
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"The oil cartel is well-trained in the practice of lifting sentiment and stabilising energy markets in times of trouble," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM of the Saudi comments.
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To a well-trained eye, the film is an ahistorical mess—the Forbidden City, which Mulan saves from destruction at the end of the movie, wasn't built until the 15th century.
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But if you're Facebook, why can't you prioritize that and pay well-trained employees and lawyers to work at it, and take on the responsibility and whatever liability comes with it?
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No matter how many weapons I have on my person, and no matter how well trained I am to use them, the shooter always has the advantage: the element of surprise.
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The most successful combat units we witnessed were fierce on the battlefield but also well trained and highly disciplined in carrying out their responsibilities with prisoners of war, detainees and civilians.
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But the musicians and other performers being sent by Pyongyang, like any North Korean artist allowed to appear overseas, will have been well-trained in propagandizing for the country's authoritarian regime.
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But there are places in the world—like the Netherlands, Canada, and the United Kingdom—where midwives are well trained and giving birth at home has become relatively safe and common.
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The firm's annual compilation of accident statistics stressed that aviation needs to keep its focus on the basics of having well-designed and well-constructed aircraft flown by well-trained crews.
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In the most extreme cases, a man who has been hired by the community comes and sleeps with the girls at the camp to prove that they have been well trained.
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And the simplest way to detect fraud in the pipeline is to rely on the bright, well-trained men and women who work for the Departments of State and Homeland Security.
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"While technology is a critically important tool to expedite the delivery of our mission, our well-trained response personnel work hard to fill any gaps as quickly as possible," Dennis said.
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If they can find a well-trained, gender-affirmative professional to help them think about it, that's a good way to go, because it's hard to do this on your own.
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Thankfully, this little kid with a snotty nose was well trained in booger courtesy, and informed his teacher with a short note that he accidentally dropped a snot right on his test.
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He&aposs not only well-trained, not only brilliant but he&aposs also someone that understands as I said his role as a textualist as what the Constitution requires of a judge.
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That silence spoke volumes to Zagury, who took it as a sign that while there was no doubt Abdeslam was a terrorist, he was not a particularly well trained or indoctrinated one.
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To do this, they deployed a type of neural network that excels at generating variations of the data it studies, like a well-trained forger that can imitate a famous painter's style.
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Such questions appear at odds with the school's promise of a "well trained" staff versed in the policy's definitions of consent, intoxication and sexual conduct, as well how to conduct an investigation.
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Investing in a smart, dedicated, well-trained and equipped workforce is essential for turning ideas into results — especially when every dollar matters and throwing money at the problem is not an option.
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But the equipment and support operation that backed them and the rest of the coalition forces isn't like 20 well-trained commandos you can just tell to pack up and get out.
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Engender Health and UNICEF work to ensure health facilities are equipped with supplies and well-trained staff, while also advocating for global policy shifts to tackle the issue of maternal health care.
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And being a well trained boxer, Holloway rarely takes two steps back, instead it is a short retreat and an angle out to forty-five degrees looking for the right hand counter.
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My own experience suggests that people should rely on a well-trained primary care physician to guide their care, and not self-refer to specialists for the great majority of medical problems.
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And this could be bloodier than the previous wars because Mr. Kadyrov's security forces, which are only nominally a branch of the Russian Interior Ministry, are so well trained and well equipped.
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Over the last couple of years an impressive lineup of ambitious coffee bars and cafes, with well-trained baristas and adventurous, avocado-toast-forward menus, has bloomed in all parts of Midtown.
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Frank Pomeroy, the church's pastor, whose 14-year-old daughter was killed, said the congregants' response in White Settlement showed the role that well-trained armed security can play in saving lives.
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Then, a few well-trained technicians gently rub each branch and rate the needle retention on a scale of one (1 percent of needles fall off) to seven (91 to 100 percent loss).
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"Presumably, humans accommodate the needs of their bed partner in an effort to promote sleep in a manner that even the most well-trained dog does not," the authors wrote in their paper.
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I sat in a circle swivel chair, put a VR headset and headphones on, and was told by a very well-trained employee that I would be taking a trip to the moon.
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The Game of Thrones cast are well-trained in the art of not revealing real spoilers in the show while still stringing us along with clever, possibly misleading, hints about their characters' developments.
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The other is Russia's ability quickly to deploy well-trained, disciplined and equipped troops, thanks to the modernisation of its forces enabled by a 30% increase in spending in real terms since 2008.
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Few of us can relate to this elite excellence, but if you're a healthy, well-trained player with an uncomplicated pregnancy there's no reason why you can't continue a good level of tennis.
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The interim post-Apollo, pre-Trump NASA system has focused on sending well-trained astronauts on expensive, narrowly focused missions (look at their planning for a Mars trip nearly two decades from now).
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Just one day ago, Russia was given a suspended disqualification—meaning they would be banned if their fans cause any further violence—after 150 "well-trained" and "hyper-violent" ultras descended on Marseille.
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What we said was let's have culture be in the right balance, in the right balance of making sure we have great people who are well trained who are focused on the customer.
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Machine learning could help identify targets on a radar map that would normally take a well-trained operator minutes to find, freeing them up for other duties, a capability LockHeed Martin is developing.
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A friend-of-a-friend is a breeder and knew I was looking for a dog, and ended up giving me this super-fancy, well-trained dog with an amazing pedigree for free.
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As summer passed, the small guerrilla skirmishes were winding down, but well-trained regular combat veterans of the North Vietnamese Army were secretly infiltrating the central coastlands, preparing for the coming Tet offensive.
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Budget cuts have hit local newsrooms particularly hard, but demand still remains for well-trained, early-career journalists to cover school boards, zoning commissions, state legislatures and other important institutions across the nation.
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The Scotland Yard protection officer scanned the road with a well-trained eye, clocking potential hazards as the car passed the spiked iron gates of Downing Street, and swung right on Parliament Square.
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Visitors are whisked from the airport to the national park, and once there, they are guarded by well-trained rangers and supportive local communities who act as eyes and ears on the ground.
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The company has "a substantial contingency work force of well-trained managers and vendors in place," he said in an email, as well as the ability to reroute calls to unaffected call centers.
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For the partnerships to work, stores have to be staffed by well-trained salespeople who deliver a great store experience, which we can determine by visiting the stores and checking out online reviews.
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Well-trained by now in ducking the latest Trump verbal or online gaffe, the only thing that matters for party leaders is what Moore does from now on — not what he's done before.
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One of the kids on "Stranger Things" has been so well trained on not giving away spoilers for the new season ... he sounds like a dad telling his kids no dessert before dinner.
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"The value of the UAE trained forces was two-fold - they were relatively well trained but, most importantly, they were paid on time," unlike other parts of the security forces, the analyst told Reuters.
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Many see in the White Helmets a long-term solution to the country's destruction; a highly motivated and well-trained civilian force that can be expanded to rebuild the country once the war ends.
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Rick and Cliff also dine out, and get so drunk they have to take a cab home to Rick's house, where Cliff's trusty and extremely well-trained pitbull Brandy is waiting for her walk.
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" A total of four people were on duty Saturday morning, he added, and the employee who sent the alert is both a 10-year veteran of the agency and "very well-trained and seasoned.
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"If CMS intends to provide notice of the grant award three weeks from now, that may be all well and good, at that point I may have lost my well-trained staff," says Friedsam.
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"When we declare our schools to be gun-free zones it just puts our students in more danger—well-trained gun-adept teachers and coaches should be able to carry concealed firearms," Trump said.
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"It's super fun for me, being a dog owner, to see how well-cared for and well-trained these animals are," O'Connell said of the competitors, who always put him in a good mood.
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"Brian is a well-trained and careful lawyer who understands the difference between his religious and political views and what the law requires," Esenberg, who reportedly donated $500 to Hagedorn's campaign, told the paper.
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These "shock forces" were reported to be "well-trained and equipped with vehicles, military equipment and weapons, including with high-caliber arms such as the AK-47 and Dragunov sniper rifles," the report said.
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They offered a vision of the future of medicine, promising everything the old state hospitals lacked, like well-trained specialists, quick appointments at the click of a mouse and state-of-the-art equipment.
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But companies have been reluctant so far to move, as China's world-class transportation system and well-trained work force still make it highly competitive in all but the lowest-skill, lowest-wage industries.
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Ms. Frankel said that contract workers were well trained and doing their best to help but that the youngest children are struggling even more than older ones because they cannot understand what is happening.
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Dr. Weed saw it as a solution to an intractable problem — the unrealistic expectation that one brain, no matter how well trained, can store and apply the medical knowledge required to make proper decisions.
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Even those who don't know their rooks from their pawns will be biting their nails during competitions as young, inexperienced Phiona stares over the chess board at her older and more well-trained opponents.
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The Clinton team was counting on its huge, well-trained army of volunteers, covering all of Iowa's 22015,228.3 voting precincts, to counter the enormous enthusiasm of voters who jammed into events to hear Mr. Sanders.
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Jaish al Tahrir, which has 4,000 well trained fighters, said their leader Mohammad al Ghabi and a number of his aides were taken in a house raid in Kfr Nubl in Idlib province Saturday night.
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" A total of four people were on duty that Saturday morning, he said, and the employee who sent the alert is both a 10-year veteran of the agency and "very well-trained and seasoned.
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"Conceivably, someone who was well-trained — an ex-Green Beret or something like that — could've run down the hall, pulled out a weapon and fired a shot," he said of the shooting at the firm.
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Dr. Green says the first order of business is to be sure any laser or pulsed light treatment is performed by a well-trained physician — an untrained provider can cause serious, and even permanent damage.
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Often, the contractors weren't as well trained; they weren't as sensitive to the communities they were policing; and they weren't as scrupulous when it came to the laws, practices, and customs of civilized military engagement.
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Even assuming these aides were as well-trained (and as well-integrated into the larger world of federal law enforcement, diplomacy, and intelligence agencies), they present themselves as approaching their responsibilities and loyalties very differently.
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"Our colleagues in emergency rooms are not particularly well-trained to be able to help people in a situation like this," says Margaret Jarvis, the medical director of a residential addiction treatment center in Pennsylvania.
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Putian hospitals seemed promising: the facilities had well-trained specialists and state-of-the-art equipment, patients could book appointments online and the network received billions of dollars in investment from big Wall Street firms.
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" She added, "Because Clarence Thomas has been poor, has been nearly suffocated by the acrid odor of racial discrimination, is intelligent, well-trained, black and young enough to be won over again, I support him.
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Most of the Arab fighters are recently recruited residents who are not particularly well trained or equipped but are needed to carry out the bulk of the fighting in Raqqa itself, a Sunni Arab city.
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In Algeria, the success in stopping the disease is mainly down to a well-trained health workforce, providing malaria diagnosis and treatment through universal healthcare and a quick response to disease outbreaks, according to the WHO.
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As cyber threat levels rise and the shortage of cyber skills grows more acute, we encourage the incoming administration to build the foundation for sustainable information security and economic growth: a strong, well-trained cyber workforce.
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Before The Hunger Games, she'd been sold as a sort of baby-faced ingenue: hot but talented, making bedroom eyes from the pages of Esquire, generally subdued or well-trained in her interactions with the press.
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Last year, the group proposed establishing special units, each composed of around 100 well-trained soldiers, capable of responding quickly to shifting threats, which would be deployed in areas where jihadist groups are known to operate.
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Last year, the Sahel nations - Niger, Mali, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania - proposed establishing special units, each of around 100 well-trained soldiers, which would be deployed in areas where jihadist groups are known to operate.
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"The team is very well trained and very patient," said Daniel Alonso, a managing partner at Bonhomme Hospitality, a Chicago group that uses porróns at nearly all its restaurants and bars, including Black Bull and Bordel.
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Mr. Peterman, an accomplished bike racer who placed fifth in the time trial at the United States National Cycling Championships last week admits that motorized bicycles are unlikely to goose the fitness of well-trained athletes.
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He explained to Rick that he once tried to expand his Kingdom by sending his well-trained soldiers out to settle new land, but lost a whole lot of good men — and some perfectly functional limbs!
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B.I. agent who lost the tail turned out to be well trained — with the kind of observational skill Elizabeth has drilled into Paige, he quickly reported descriptions of every vehicle that had been near Harvest's car.
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"These groups, each composed of around 100 well-trained and very mobile men, will deploy in zones where the terrorists operate," the G5 Sahel's permanent secretary Najim Elhadj Mohamed said following the meeting late on Friday.
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"I'd rather have fewer and make sure that they're high-quality people that are already serving in those organizations, already well trained, but I will not skimp on the training and the standards," Mr. Kelly said.
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"For months now, (the Libyan coast guard) has been presented as an official body, formal, very well-trained and legal, and these are the same people who have shot at us, who have kidnapped us," Gatti said.
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That's proven worrisome for Western intelligence and police officials who fear that the return of even a few well-trained and committed operatives to their home countries would set off a series of high-profile bloody attacks.
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Despite being well trained and flying a multi-million dollar Apache helicopter during his second tour of Afghanistan in 2012-13, the former British Army captain says he felt powerless as he flew missions to save lives.
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But it's equally important to have team leaders in all areas who are culturally competent and well-trained in diversity and inclusion, because it's not only one person's job to ensure a culture of inclusion and respect.
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The country also benefits from an increasingly well trained and educated workforce; last year the World Economic Forum reported that China had 53m recent graduates in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (the vast majority of them engineers).
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Click here to view original GIFLook, I'm sure a large team of well-trained ropework professionals have decided that ski jumping while attached to a bungee line, attached to a zipline, is a safe thing to do.
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"Be prepared, do your homework, don't force introductions and never leave your pet alone in a room with your baby, no matter how good or well-trained you think he or she may be," Dr. Osborne says.
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Lieutenant Commander Matt Knight, U.S. Pacific Fleet spokesman, said problems involving watchstanding procedures were rare since crews were well-trained and familiar with the ship, one of two models of the Navy's Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) class.
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Hollywood stars, with legions of followers, were often portrayed as "royalty" (John Wayne, as the "Duke," for example), while actual monarchs, who are in most cases well-trained public performers, might also be considered highly accomplished actors.
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Tasmania's convict past was also sidestepped for decades, with Port Arthur left in ruins before becoming what it is today: an impressive apparatus for remembering, complete with a ferry, interactive exhibit for children and well-trained guides.
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"Even with a team of highly-qualified and well trained security experts, you need to be constantly on the look-out for ways to improve," Joe Sullivan, chief security officer at Uber, said in a blog post.
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On the supply side, the U.S. can, for example, have more well trained professionals provide care now administered only by physicians (such as chronic-disease management) and by speeding drug approvals and getting more generics to market.
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"Even with a team of highly qualified and well trained security experts, you need to be constantly on the look-out for ways to improve," Joe Sullivan, chief security officer at Uber, said in a blog post.
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We do it so well, with minimal friction and casualties, the soldiers are very well trained, they are not only professionally trained for combat but also mentally trained for occupation; they understand the complexity they are within.
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The United States needs to make a social policy change by allocating public resources to support infrastructure to ensure high-quality child care, with well-trained and well-educated teachers earning adequate compensation (both wages and benefits).
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""Our source described them as similar to wearing 'thick glasses' with a limited peripheral view, but they aren't extremely heavy and would in no way keep a well trained pilot from flying the aircraft proficiently during combat.
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" Army Lieutenant Colonel Major Michael Waltz, a former special forces officer and White House aide, said in an interview with Reuters that a video of the attack indicated that Johnson was "not only trained, but well trained.
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It will take a collective will to build up and pay for teams of well-trained journalists, fact-finders, technologists, human rights defenders and investigators who can serve on the frontlines in the battle for the truth.
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But bringing any new aircraft into a military's service, even as seemingly uncomplicated as a 60's-era helicopter, requires a well-trained and highly qualified team of aviators and maintainers to fly and manage the aircraft.
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Duhigg, who prefers Malcom Gladwell-esque case studies for his book, explains that the chain's baristas are well trained on what to do when something goes wrong, such as a messed-up order that angers a customer.
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"Few have seen this type of rapid media play before, and when they have it has come from well-trained political operatives and MSM commentators," the Gateway Pundit said in its description of the school shooting survivors.
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Tied up, thrown into open waters, and left to drown to death, the well-trained operative still has recourse to a few skills that can help extend his life until he is found or reaches solid ground.
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Mr. Maduro, meanwhile, has spent much of his time during the past few weeks being photographed and filmed surrounded by his troops, aiming to convey that he is backed by a loyal, well-trained and lethal force.
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But other members of Congress on Thursday were placing blame on foreign pilots, whom they suggested were not as well-trained as Americans — or expressing unhappiness with Ethiopia's handling of evidence from its deadly crash on Sunday.
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In an interview with PEOPLE in May, the prince talked about his frustrations that despite being well trained and flying a multi-million dollar Apache helicopter, he felt powerless to help as he flew missions to save lives.
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Jaish al-Tahrir, which has 4,000 well trained fighters, said their leader Mohammad al-Ghabi and a number of his aides were taken in a house raid in Kafr Nabl in Idlib province, northwestern Syria, on Saturday night.
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The clinic is part of a joint initiative between the Congolese government and the U.N. children's agency, UNICEF, to tackle a lack of medical facilities and well-trained health professionals as well as the high cost of healthcare.
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The treats of being connected digitally also bring the tricks of needing a well-trained workforce to keep our country a global leader in technology, and we believe apprenticeships can tackle the skills gap in the technology industry.
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Airline pilots will not relent in our drive to block any effort to weaken the rules that mean well-trained and experienced pilots will continue to be part of the safest era in history for U.S. airlines. Capt.
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"Designated entities and banks have continued to operate in the sanctioned environment by using agents who are highly experienced and well trained in moving money, people and goods, including arms and related materiel, across borders," the report says.
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The black list include countries that are considered a high risk in terms of ensuring that a crew has the correct documents, is well trained and obeys the rules of the sea, including those that apply to pollution.
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For the US to be able to help the Iraqis work out that kind of political arrangement, it needs well-trained, well-equipped diplomats who have the regional, linguistic, and functional expertise to deal with these complex negotiations.
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"So, what you might see is less experienced, less well-trained militias who are angry, feeling they can take it upon themselves to make these decisions to use violence and that could be dangerous for Iraq," he concluded.
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With the rise of prestige TV in the United States, the demand for skilled performers from around the world — particularly well-trained British performers — has increased, as has the desire to quickly communicate quality with authentic-sounding accents.
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But he also warns that deepfakes shared in the wild are always likely to be more challenging to spot automatically, given how they may be compressed or remixed in ways that may trick even a well-trained detector.
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Well-regulated militias have also gone by the wayside, replaced by national, well-trained and fully armed armies of soldiers who protect us from those who would do us harm or would seek to take away our freedom.
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Suddenly you're fighting a war with equipment that is a little bit outdated and less damage resistant, fielding troops who aren't quite as well-trained and deadly, and stripped of the ability to requisition additional forces at-will.
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"If they can find a well-trained, gender-affirmative professional to help them think about it, that's a good way to go" What a parent can do is to watch out for being a police officer of gender.
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There was a heavy emphasis on public-private partnerships in everything from criminal justice reform to infrastructure finance, and a re-orientation from traditional colleges toward workforce education — which also benefits businesses by providing them with well-trained employees.
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Cus D'amato used to say that as long as the fighter is thinking about being elusive he should be okay, so many well trained karateka burst in and, with their job apparently done, immediately forget about their own safety.
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It's the moment every dog owner instantly regrets ever letting their dog kiss them on the mouth: Watching that very same beloved, seemingly well-trained and civilized pup eagerly devour a stinky, steaming pile of poop off the sidewalk.
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"Under the strong leadership of Comrade Xi Jinping as the core of the Communist Party, we have done X, Y and Z" is the kind of line that rolls off the tongue of any well-trained official in Beijing.
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Despite being well trained and flying a multi-million dollar Apache helicopter during his second tour of Afghanistan in 2012-13, the former British Army captain talks about how powerless he felt as he flew missions to save lives.
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Costco's secret sauce is a mix of low prices, well-trained staff, and an ever-changing, but limited assortment of products, which have all kept Americans flocking to Costco outlets when other retailers have lost business to the Internet.
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Here's one popular theory: SVU offers viewers an alternate reality where sexual assault survivors are taken seriously and justice is obtainable thanks to a crack team of well-trained detectives, each one fluent in the language of sexual assault.
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The idea is: If you think globalization, immigration, trade and demographic change have contributed to displacement and political anger, wait until robots take away millions and millions of jobs, including those requiring the use of a well-trained brain.
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"We need to rethink how we restructure the federal workforce so the federal government has access to smart, well-trained IT and cybersecurity professionals and be working in a bipartisan fashion," Hurd said at the start of the hearing.
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In many cases, private security guards are not particularly well-trained or well-paid, and do not receive a second background check in the years after they are hired, Goldenberg said, noting most states did not regulate the industry.
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African primary care physicians are not well trained to detect or manage mental health, and specialists are a relative rarity (for example, there are only 4 in South Kivu, a province with a population of more than 6 million).
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Martha Lucile Wiederrecht was born in Seattle on March 23, 1923, to Lucile Wright (whose name she would seize on for professional use) and Frederick Wiederrecht, a plumber, electrician and general handyman who was also a well-trained tenor.
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Kotarski, who gave the eulogy at Tolley's memorial service, recalled Tolley as a meticulous and well-trained firefighting "nerd" who took equipment maintenance to heart and thrived on "tricking out" their fire rigs with custom sirens, lights and gizmos.
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If we reach a point at which more health care personnel are desperately needed, which is quite possible, should this large pool of highly educated students, well-trained to assist in the care of these patients, simply be sidelined?
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"He's a very smart individual, and he worked with us for 10 years so he's very well trained," said Pierre Charalambides, a co-founder of Dolphin Capital Partners, a real estate private equity firm where Mr. Fintiklis previously worked.
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As the protests dragged on, the colonial riot police — described by Mr. Tsang as "organized, equipped, well-trained and efficient" — controlled crowds with baton charges, the "very occasional" use of firearms and the "fairly widespread" use of tear gas.
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"Designated entities and banks have continued to operate in the sanctioned environment by using agents who are highly experienced and well trained in moving money, people and goods, including arms and related material, across borders," the U.N. report found.
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Unless you are very well trained or know the provenance of a bottle, you could pay big money for something that is a fake, or has been improperly stored for an extended period of time and tastes different than intended.
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Compared with giving potentially lethal weapons to cabin crew—who, no matter how well trained, will have been selected primarily for their pleasant demeanour (and often their demureness) and not their marksmanship—arming licensed law enforcement officers is clearly preferable.
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Its success will rely not just on greater efficiency in the courtroom, but also on good policing on the front end, with well-trained officers respecting the Constitution and the residents of the crime-plagued neighborhoods they are pledged to protect.
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For this study, researchers recruited 48 well-trained amateur male cyclists aged between 18 and 50 and, in a blinded trial, gave half of them weekly injections of EPO, and the other half placebo injections over a period of eight weeks.
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So what are the implications, and opportunities, and possible abuses, of computer vision which is as semantically powerful as ours, able — if sufficiently well trained, and not overfitted — to recognize objects, threats, possibilities, human age and expression and social class?
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Those who spoke to POLITICO, many on the condition of anonymity because they still worked for the campaign, complained that precinct captains were not well trained in Iowa, or in some cases, didn't show up at all on caucus night.
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With the help of competitive state and local grants and tax incentives, low living costs and a steady supply of well-trained workers retiring from a nearby U.S. Army base, this city of about 150,000 managed to regain some traction.
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But it's also a story of the intellectual hoops that we humans will jump through, like well-trained marine mammals, in order to justify the harm done in the course of making a living, or just doing whatever we want.
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"The discovery may erode confidence in Boeing's assertions, in conversations with regulators, airlines and aviation unions, that well-trained pilots can easily handle a software malfunction based on their understanding of standard emergency procedures," Ms. Kitroeff and Ms. Hsu write.
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Amy Stuart Wells, a professor at Teachers College at Columbia University, said that all students can achieve at a higher level if teachers are well-trained and use an approach targeted to each child's level of achievement, among other things.
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Jonathan Smith, Mr. Heaggan-Brown's lawyer, countered that the video would prove that the officer "was well-trained in police tactics and use of force, including lethal force," he said, citing Mr. Heaggan-Brown's three years on the Milwaukee Police Department.
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After filing the surface, he took a fine-toothed steel engraving tool and combed successive straight lines into the gold to create a silk-like radiance — a Renaissance-era technique requiring a well-trained hand to make perfectly parallel lines.
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"The German industry is still stuck in the vale of tears," VP Bank economist Thomas Gitzel said, adding that a growing number of companies were applying for state aid to keep well-trained staff but put them on short-time work.
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"The German industry is still stuck in the vale of tears," VP Bank economist Thomas Gitzel said, adding that a growing number of companies were applying for state aid to keep well-trained staff but put them on short-time work.
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It strongly suggests that the TSA should be abolished, with its duties turned over to well-trained airline, ship or railroad personnel working under the direct supervision of specialized law enforcement professionals, namely officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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"There is no process control, plant operators are not well trained, data is not well managed or trended, just reported to the state," Gnagy, the water process and quality manager for Veolia, wrote in a work summary dated February 12, 2015.
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"When we declare our schools to be gun-free zones it just puts our students in more danger — well-trained gun-adept teachers and coaches should be able to carry concealed firearms," Trump said Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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A full-day program, staffed by well-trained teachers, supported by experienced coaches and social workers, who know how to talk with, not at, youngsters; a teacher for every 217 or fewer children; a challenging curriculum backed by evidence; and parental involvement.
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" He said that No More Deaths is a ministry of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson, and follows long-established written protocols and procedures -- in which Warren was well trained -- to make sure the aid it provides "is effective, responsible and legal.
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They don't make it, because this surprisingly organized group of vampires are already lined up in the streets like a well-trained battalion, but they do make it to Manfred's house, which Fiji (Parisa Fitz-Henley) had previously made inhospitable to the dead.
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It turns out my fears were somewhat founded; Dr. Green says the first order of business is to be sure any laser or pulsed light treatment is performed by a well-trained physician — an untrained provider can cause serious and even permanent damage.
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Yi is a well-trained economist who is supported by Zhou, but his background as a "sea turtle" - a colloquialism for Chinese who have returned from overseas - means he is less likely to gain the full trust of China's leaders, the sources said.
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"Our experience is that it takes a minimum of 18 months for a well-trained refugee to go through the asylum procedure and learn German at an adequate level in order to apply for a job," said a spokeswoman for Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE).
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I would have expected the Michigan result to light a fire under Hillary Clinton, but if it did, then she's a well-trained hot-coal-walker, since she sashayed her way through this debate as if she had nowhere else to go.
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And despite being well trained and flying a multi-million dollar Apache helicopter during his second tour of Afghanistan in 2012-13, the former British Army captain told PEOPLE last year about how powerless he felt as he flew missions to save lives.
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"I personally made the assumption -- and I have made the assumption for many, many years -- that our forward-deployed naval forces in Japan was most efficient, well-trained, most experienced force we had because they were operating all the time," Moran said.
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In these countries, you can get yourself fully insured from just $80 a month, see a specialist for as little as $30, and have surgery performed by a well-trained professional for half or less (often much less) of the U.S. price.
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The expense doesn't necessarily result in good care: Fewer than 10 percent of day care centers, according to a 2006 survey, have well-trained and well-educated providers, who read books aloud to children, respond to them, ask questions, and encourage their development.
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"It is a system on paper that looks like it gives opportunity to children to seek protection in the United States, but the reality of that system is daunting even for well-trained lawyers, let alone for the children themselves," Benson said.
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The neural networks are so well trained now that the Tag can recognize when you make a fast turn, when you're kicking the ball, how far you've run, your peak speed, whether you are passing or shooting, and how powerful your kicks are.
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"If you're going to take very expensive, well-trained state troopers and make a commitment of these millions of dollars to New York City, it would just seem there's much better uses than writing tickets on the Cross Bronx Expressway," he said.
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His focus is on the company's dancers: young, uncommonly agile and well-trained Cubans who have flocked to the call of a national hero, many of them giving up positions with Ballet Nacional or with Danza Contemporánea, the country's flagship contemporary dance troupe.
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"Our country is full of people well-trained in this matter and our health professionals also helped contain similar epidemics in other countries," the health ministry said in its statement, adding that a response team would arrive in the area on Saturday.
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Both George W. Bush and Barack Obama in their different ways allowed Iran to use a combination of soft religious and hard power through well-trained and equipped Shia militias to turn first Iraq and then most of Syria into something resembling Iranian satrapies.
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According to the well-trained technocrats dotted throughout Turkey's policymaking apparatus, higher interest rates would help stabilise the economy, curbing excessive spending and luring back the foreign capital on which the country relies to finance its current-account deficit (5.6% of GDP in 2017).
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"While there is some truth to the 'pipeline' theory and anxiety over the ability of the US educational system to provide a sufficiently large, well trained, and diverse labor pool, there are additional factors at play," the EEOC's latest report, Diversity In High Tech, states.
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He said the military is "a well-trained and very disciplined force" that at one point "took over the responsibility of policing," a reference to the military takeover in November that led to the resignation of 94-year-old Mugabe after 37 years in power.
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These kinds of games might be really fun for creative or well-trained individuals, but the early curve was a little sharp in order to make the game really fun to a huge audience without the patience to achieve that mastery without any guidance.
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Without any lawful justification to do so and not asking the questions that a reasonable well-trained officer would have, Defendant Guyger fired upon Jean, striking him in the chest although he was unarmed and not attempting to harm her or any other person.
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Top photo via Flickr user MichelleOverconsumption of terrible sex advice has a tendency to make you feel like a well-trained circus animal, flipping nervously from position to position in the hope of a reward, mind skimming through your repertoire of tricks, eyes on your audience.
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It's no surprise that many national security experts have reported a lack of well trained linguists and analysts who can understand challenges posed by Russia's re-emergence as a global player, the ongoing tumult in the Middle East, or Asia's continued evolution and balance of power.
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And here they are: the well-trained social media managers of all your favorite websites, clinging to the front rail for upwards of three hours in the hope of taking a quick Snapchat of Frank Lampard as if their careers (and future living prospects) depend on it.
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"These are very difficult situations for psychiatrists to navigate and we are presumably as well-trained as anybody to take care of mental illness," says Elizabeth Ford, a psychiatrist who runs New York City's Correctional Health's psychiatric services and oversees mental health care at Rikers Island.
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Imagine if your well-trained pilot were expertly managing a sudden loss of altitude mid-flight but had to step away to consult a lawyer to figure out if a reasonable pilot would conclude a crash was imminent, only to find that imminent isn't even defined?
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Dr. Albright's aides knew that she might be put in an awkward spot by sitting next to Mr. Kim as the stadium erupted in a frenzy over a highly choreographed performance by well-trained dancers and gymnasts celebrating the 55th anniversary of North Korea's Communist Party.
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The 19 people hit and six killed that day in 2011 have only themselves to blame for not being as well-armed and well-trained as Norman, who may have once fired as many as 50 rounds at stationary targets to obtain his South Carolina permit.
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I shared the story of the Connecticut veteran whose family nearly lost him, and expressed my hope that the administration and Congress can work together on a bipartisan basis to ensure that we have well-trained professionals serving our veterans wherever they live in this great country.
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As one of the Senate's leading critics of government surveillance, he's well-trained in the art of asking a witness a question he knows the witness can't answer publicly, as a way of flagging for the public that there is something of interest being kept from them.
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This is a well-trained, professional team, and even outside of their own kitchen, they figure out how to get to work, moving around each other with a sort of grace and precision that only comes from lots of time spent together in a hot, stressful kitchen.
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I think what's important there is, I certainly am inspired by the businesses that are able to figure out what need to be humans and what can be done robotically, and certainly there are aspects of the design process judgment that requires well-trained human people. People.
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"While there is some truth to the 'pipeline' theory and anxiety over the ability of the US educational system to provide a sufficiently large, well trained, and diverse labor pool, there are additional factors at play," the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's latest report, Diversity In High Tech, states.
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The idea of gladiator fighting as sport may seem like a stretch, but some gladiators, especially the well-trained ones with a fan-base, were not sent to the arena so that they would be killed, but rather, so that they could fight, just as boxers and Pankrationists did.
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"The biggest reward this attention could accord Africa is for those beyond her borders to understand that the continent is so much more than orphans, famine, disaster, poverty and corruption -- that it offers a well-trained service industry, a sizable educated elite, and technological innovations galore," she said.
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He will have to fulfill Mr. de Blasio's promise to make neighborhood policing a permanent and meaningful change in how the department operates, with well-trained officers getting out of their patrol cars, getting to know shopkeepers and pastors, children and parents, gaining trust, de-escalating conflicts, preventing crime.
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That man (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is driving around in a pickup with a head full of anger and a well-trained dog, and for reasons never made clear or explored he decides to start killing the migrants, who are on foot because their smugglers' truck has broken down.
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Well trained, gun adept teachers and coaches and people that work in those buildings, people that were in the Marines for 20 years, and retired, people in the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Coast Guard, people that are adept, adept with weaponry, and with guns, they teach.
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Long based in training camps in northern Myanmar, the Arakan Army has managed to bring several thousand well-trained soldiers to Rakhine and since late 2018 has staged hundreds of attacks against security forces — using sophisticated improvised explosive devices, overrunning police stations and attacking convoys on roads and waterways.
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When given the opportunity to stand in front of an audience of his supporters and call for real reforms that would have an effect, his answer was to double down on his call for more guns, including arming "well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches" with concealed weapons.
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In order for the clergy to continue our work, in order for them to be credible to a world that has been so well-trained in reasons not to believe anything said by anyone in ministry, both ministry itself and the culture of the church need to change.
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Was Marsden Hartley, the well-trained artist who early on painted beautifully abstract works of German soldiers and their medals, and later drew on Native American imagery, truly influenced by the "outliers" when he gave all that up to paint lovely, sometimes crudely homoerotic pictures of his Maine friends?
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As well-trained artificial intelligence devices get better at making unsettling inferences about us based on a handful of "likes" or places we've visited, we must recognize that the power to predict and shape our behavior lies less in whether we share our own data and more in whether others do.
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While Israel has repeatedly hit Hezbollah affiliated targets over the course of the Syria civil war, the current escalation sows fears of a broader conflict as the Syrian civil war winds down and thousands of well trained and experienced Hezbollah fighters refocus their attention back on the conflict with Israel.
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What Alexander Hamilton called "the vigor of government" and viewed as essential to liberty depends largely on a government cared for by well-trained public servants who are committed to the mission of the government and have the skills and expertise to apply to the challenges inherent in advancing that mission.
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I wonder if what you're craving is a less placid form of beauty, one that's in keeping with the richer and more complex person you have become — art that is more than a flawlessly lit and composed image and that demands more of you than a well-trained set of eyes.
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A few days ago Wittes, a 47-year-old self-described "reasonably well-trained but not especially expert middle-aged desk worker" with black belts in taekwondo and aikido retweeted a challenge he put to Putin on his site back in 2015 to fight him in hand-to-hand combat.
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"You'll never be able to get the noose so tight that a well-trained person can't move in and out of the area," he said, but the Iraqi military "now stands its ground and even if they were to tactically fall back as we've seen a couple times, they retake the ground".
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Its premise is that, when it comes to populist revolt, we may have seen nothing yet … If you think globalization, immigration, trade and demographic change have contributed to displacement and political anger, wait until robots take away millions and millions of jobs, including those requiring the use of a well-trained brain.
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First of all, a human has to define all the main features of a cat: a round head, two sharp hears, a muzzle… Once the key features are defined, a well-trained neural network algorithm will, with a sufficient level of accuracy, analyze them and determine if the picture is a cat.
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That was a civilian program of over a thousand women that was run during the Second World War as a way of relieving male pilots for combat roles during the war, by having well-trained women pilots take over domestic flying, ferrying aircraft, towing targets, training, transporting aircraft from place to place.
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Instead, Turkey wants the United States to draw from Syrian Arab rebel groups backed by Ankara for the final assault on Raqqa, a predominantly Arab city, proposals that so far have failed to convince U.S. officials who are not certain that the Turkish-backed Arab force is large and well-trained enough.
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"What we've seen time and time again is that there's a whole swath of middle-ranking commanders who are well trained, experienced and eager to step into the shoes of their departed colleagues," said Cedric Barnes, the Horn of Africa project director for the International Crisis Group, a research organization that studies conflicts.
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To Konchalski's well-trained eye — in five decades he had amassed an inventory of reports that stretched from Michael Jordan to LeBron James — Williamson, who had just turned 23, appeared to be an interior technician, a player at ease turning on his defender to make it to the rim for understated finishes.
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Director Matthew Vaughn's adaptation of the comic book by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons is an exuberant, cartoonishly violent spy romp that sends up both James Bond and superhero films, depicting a world in which a band of well-dressed, well-trained superspies fight dastardly villains on behalf of the common good.
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These companies know that paying hackers up front for their expertise is significantly cheaper than cleaning up after a breach, and they understand that the risk of a hacker going rogue inside their systems is outweighed by the benefits of having well-trained experts catch bugs and vulnerabilities before the bad guys do.
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He also brings his well-trained eye to bear on Albert Oehlen, a German abstract painter whose works seem to succeed by violating every rule of good studio practice (the artist's habit of pouring used paint thinner over some of his canvases gives them "the feeling of being seen from inside a sock").
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The observations, models and computers -- all implemented by well-trained professionals who themselves are products of sustained public investments in education and training that have been made alongside the investments in research -- turn huge amounts of raw data into "actionable intelligence" to be used by businesses, local and state governments, and citizens.
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People attending an NRA convention are more likely to be experienced, long-time gun owners and users, so the researchers reason that if keeping those people away from their guns for a few days dramatically decreases the number of firearm injuries, it implies that those injuries could actually be happening among well-trained gun aficionados.
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"Well-trained drivers are safer drivers, which leads to greater safety for our families and friends on our highways and roads," Transportation Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE said in a statement.
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With the aid of a regeneration grant secured from the Greater London Authority, Green Rooms' founder Nick Hartwright, a builder-turned-entrepreneur who is well trained in restoring buildings for art and theater groups, oversaw an operation that radically transformed the space, removing temporary walls and false ceilings that had been fitted over the years.
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Opponents offer a number of criticisms beyond the industry's failure to make good on its promises, but the main one is that the profit motive creates incentives to skimp on services, put minimal efforts into curtailing reoffending, save money by employing a less well-trained workforce and take only prisoners who are cheaper to house.
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"We have very well-trained pilots all over the world but a scenario involving pre-briefed pilots who know what's coming in a simulator should not be confused with a real life emergency involving a system that pilots did not even know existed prior to the event," Goldberg told CNN after the Saturday session.
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Further, it seems like landing that many consecutive hits on a dragon, especially when someone as battle-tested as Bronn was only barely able to pull off a minor hit on Drogon in season seven, would require a team that's well-trained in dragon-slaying and much more accurate and maneuverable with a scorpion than we've ever seen.
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More specifically, it's about wanting an absolute warrior in the sheets; a well-trained sex person to do you right after a series of encounters with the sort of "toy soldiers" who make jokes about men who are bad in bed but whose idea of a good night's work is sticking it in dry and jackrabbiting for 35 minutes.
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If budget-friendly pigments so good you'd think they're Armani and a well-trained eye on all things buzzy aren't enough to make you want to buy Wet n Wild products in bulk post-haste, then this should be: For one day only, every single product is available for 30% off its original price on the brand's website.
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Interior designers are sometimes called on to confer a sheen of taste where it would otherwise be lacking, but Mahdavi's clients—the fashion designer Alber Elbaz, the pharmaceutical heiress and arts patron Maja Hoffmann—tend to have as much culture as they do money, and to use her as a lens to focus their already well-trained eyes.
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By including a hand-dyed tapestry, "Untitled (Tapete)" (2015), in the same show with a piece made from two wooden fan blades ("Kitty-Cornered," 2015) and a layered wall piece of cut wood ("Parcheesi," 2016), Clippinger dissolves the distinction between the well-trained artisan and the novice carpenter, and between high-minded geometric art and children's games.
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No matter how carefully or well-trained the recyclers are, the different materials that make up electronics "are so closely packed together that it's very hard come time to recycle them to easily disaggregate them without also kind of liberating at least some of those potentially toxic chemicals," said Josh Lepawsky, who studies the geography of waste at Memorial University in Newfoundland, Canada.
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"Our experience is that it takes a minimum of 18 months for a well trained refugee to go through the asylum procedure and learn German at an adequate level in order to apply for a job," said a spokeswoman for Deutsche Telekom, which plans to take on about 75 refugees as apprentices this year but has not made a permanent hire.
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"Boeing's strategy may be, 'This wouldn't have happened in the United States or the Western world because the pilots are so well-trained,' and, 'Yeah, it may have been a problem with the aircraft, but it was also bad pilots,'" said Brian Kabateck, a Los Angeles lawyer suing Boeing on behalf of families who lost relatives in the Lion Air crash.
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And can one consistently claim that the well-trained soldiers of civilized nations are so bad at following the rules of war that robots can do better, while at the same time claiming that rogue nations, dictators and terrorist groups are so good at following the rules of war that they'll never choose to deploy robots in ways that violate these rules?
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"While precise security details for each vessel are confidential and vary based on size, configuration, passenger demographics and other factors, cruise lines have experienced, well-trained security staffs and protocols in place to protect passengers and crew, including closed-circuit cameras to monitor ship activity," said a representative for the Cruise Lines International Association, a trade association for the cruise industry.
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The second of these "education revolutions," motivated by the work of John Dewey and William James, has laid the foundation for the current system – a system in which truth is relative, and in which education's purpose, therefore, is not to cultivate an understanding of the "permanent things," but to make each student the best, most predictable, well-trained cog in a machine.
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"A disciplined, cohesive military force, well-trained in different tactics of war ... is the true guarantee to defend us and to affirm our presence as a great nation that deserves dignity," says a YPG leaflet seeking recruits for the new battalions that has been circulated in the predominantly Kurdish regions of Syria, which is home to roughly 2 million Kurds.
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Chris Walker/Chicago Tribune/MCT via Getty Images "If you have a very professional police department — good relationship with the community, officers are well trained, good accountability mechanisms in place — when that kind of department rolls out body cameras, I don't think you'll see these giant reductions in use of force, because there really doesn't need to be [a big reduction]," he said.
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"That certainly sounds like a small number of staff for that number of inmates," said Michele Deitch, a senior lecturer at the University of Texas at Austin's Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, who added the security level and layout of a facility must also be taken into account "You need to have adequate numbers of well-trained, high-quality staff who are properly deployed," Deitch added.
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CNN political analyst Paul Begala declared during a discussion of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's approval rating that "a moderately well-trained chimp" would be polling as high as 6900 percent, given the strong economic conditions in the country.
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