But what's really important is when it's in London's interests for the mayor of London and the government to work closely together, we will work closely together.
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He'll continue to work closely on projects for Apple (AAPL).
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It will also work closely with the institutional client group.
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Data protection authorities will also work closely with other regulators.
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They will work closely to monitor Trump's national security decisions.
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We work closely with PayPal and we compete with PayPal.
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We continue to work closely with the regulator towards this.
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That means she'll also work closely with JUMP CEO Ryan Rzepecki.
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Anyone who studies or works with energy follows its work closely.
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We work closely with regulatory authorities to monitor for prohibited substances.
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The White House will need to work closely with Republican leadership.
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For these new initiatives, we will work closely with state governments.
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The force began to work closely with clergy and the community.
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The U.S. government and Mexico already work closely to tackle cartels.
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Both work closely with the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch Program.
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In theory, Kushner's office was supposed to work closely with OSTP.
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We will also work closely with NATO on this new mission.
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In fact, we work closely with our clients' CPAs whenever possible.
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In other cities, like San Jose, the two work closely together.
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Even mathematicians who follow Kim's work closely wonder whether he'll find it.
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The panel will work closely with House leadership on the tax bill.
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Newstead will work closely with Joel Kaplan, Facebook's head of global policy.
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Spicer said the RNC and the Trump campaign will work closely together.
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And (we) will continue to work closely with local and state officials.
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SCARAMUCCI: Well, listen, you know, again another person I work closely with.
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And we're going to work closely with Congress to get this done.
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We must work closely with our allies while ensuring fair burden sharing.
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"I intend to work closely with the State Department," the admiral said.
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Darden explained that Kazakh intelligence agents work closely with their Russian counterparts.
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" She called Ms. Nöstlinger's work "closely observed, linguistically playful and wonderfully imaginative.
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The company said it would continue to work closely with law enforcement.
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Now Maccagnan will work closely with Johnson to find a new coach.
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She will also work closely with the director of programming, Kim Yutani.
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"We have and will continue to work closely with Kareem," Haslam said.
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The United States also should work closely with China to encourage Pakistan.
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"As the winemaker here, I work closely with Peter," Geoff Webb says.
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We work closely to ensure that we're creating the best product out there.
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We continue to work closely with Facebook and have a very strong partnership.
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Google certainly took notice, but the two companies continue to work closely together.
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As executive chairman and brand chief, Plank will still work closely with Frisk.
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New managers at both lenders have said they will work closely with prosecutors.
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They work closely together, because they're finishing off one another's sequences quite often.
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We work closely with our shareholders' portfolio companies and tap into available synergies.
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Statements from both companies indicated that they will work closely together going forward.
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"The government and the central bank have to work closely together," he said.
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We work closely with partners to fight hate speech and foster counter speech.
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I've had a chance to work closely with some artists, like Damien Hirst.
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"These teams must work closely together to achieve the right balance," explains Beck.
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The IRS and Justice Department work closely together on these seizure-related cases.
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Sanders insisted Trump and Cohn are continuing to work closely on tax reform.
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They work closely with UN officials to raise awareness of global health issues.
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He earlier secured a pledge from Bernie Sanders to work closely with Mrs.
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MORE, will work closely with Andrew Savage, its incoming vice president of sustainability.
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Copywriters and content writers work closely with the company PR and marketing teams.
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Uber said it will work closely with TfL and provide any additional information.
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Tom will continue to work closely with Asia investigative projects editor Peter Hirschberg.
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Anytime people work closely together, they have disagreements, and sometimes even butt heads.
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They also began to work closely with the British Council office in Russia.
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Law clerks work closely with judges, often preparing first drafts of judicial opinions.
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Is that a matter of, you need to work closely with individual owners?
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Other companies already work closely with law enforcement officials investigating child sexual abuse.
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I work closely with my design team every day to build the collection.
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Colville will work closely with Florus Plantenga, another managing director at Houlihan Lokey.
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Work closely with the SVP on special projects and Government Affairs Committee activities.
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Uber said it will work closely with TfL and provide any additional information.
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Uber said it will work closely with TfL and provide any additional information.
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Patients should work closely with their doctors to establish their risk for bleeding.
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She vowed to "strengthen the discussion" and work closely with the Fed's leaders.
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Harvesting losses isn't for amateurs, so work closely with your advisor or accountant.
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I work closely with the architects and the designers and then the marketing team.
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Merkel's office was more tempered, pledging to work closely with the new US president.
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They work closely together on advanced research programs, including electric, hybrid and autonomous driving.
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Modi said his officials would work closely with the state government to rebuild infrastructure.
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We will continue to work closely with the Macau government as the situation progresses.
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She will also work closely with the data analytics and the quantitative research teams.
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Futurewei was set up in part to work closely with U.S. universities and researchers.
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The ICO will work closely with Government to determine the scope of the Code.
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Floether said earlier on Tuesday that he would work closely with his Austrian counterpart.
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In any case, we want to work closely with our partners to get there.
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Saldana noted that HSI and ERO would still work closely together if split apart.
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The president instructed the three to work closely with his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
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He promised that Washington would work closely with the Turkish government on the case.
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The foundation is independent of the board, he said, although they work closely together.
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Lawmakers who work closely with the President have also been targeted for public scorn.
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UBS has contended that the two businesses work closely together, bringing benefits to both.
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Other administration officials promised to work closely with Britain to ease the E.U. transition.
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In chambers, they work closely with law clerks, poring over documents in closed quarters.
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A woman I work closely with waved to me, silently, while on the phone.
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He said he would work closely with prosecutors around the state on the issue.
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Hogan put less pressure on state offices to work closely with the city's police.
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Trump said on Tuesday that Lighthizer would work closely with Mnuchin, Kudlow and Navarro.
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How do you navigate this situation when they are people you work closely with?
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The space agency plans to work closely with these private companies and maybe more.
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"We work closely with a large number of bodies — government and security," he added.
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The SEC and Justice Department often work closely together when investigating potential financial crimes.
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Those participating in the EIR program will work closely with members from the incubator.
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Chains guide the conversation but work closely with Beyond, including the company&aposs leadership.
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The hire would work closely with Atul Gawande's Amazon, J.P. Morgan (JPM), Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.
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We will continue to work closely with the Gardai on their investigation in this matter.
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It is a bank known to work closely in facilitating trade between China and Iran.
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He said the family would work closely with the medical examiner to determine the cause.
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We work closely with them, and we'd like to see that we have appropriate regulation.
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Patients should work closely with their doctors to establish their risk for bleeding, Blumenthal said.
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The company continues to work closely with regulators and is cooperating fully with all investigations.
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Work closely with data architects and scientists to prepare data so it can be analyzed.
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He said that he has contacted the FBI and will work closely with law enforcement.
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People who work closely with her adore her and say she is warm and caring.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters says the employees work closely with lawyers to avoid pitfalls.
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The position will report to and work closely with the Managing Director of State Affairs.
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We will work closely with local authorities and provide any helpful information that is requested.
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"We frequently work closely with the D.C.C.C. and will continue to do so," she said.
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We will work closely with local authorities and provide any helpful information that is requested.
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We will work closely with all relevant authorities to fully understand and resolve the situation.
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Special advisers, often referred to simply as SpAds, work closely with ministers and government officials.
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In Afghanistan he came to work closely with Mr. Azzam, and later married his daughter.
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Johnson said he would work closely with the administration and the panel's ranking member, Sen.
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A spokesperson for Deliveroo said the company would continue to work closely with the regulator.
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Holder was formally retained by the California legislature and is likely to work closely with Rep.
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I work closely with people who used to run the behavioral analysis unit for the FBI.
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And many of these newly hired execs will work closely in 2019 with technologists and entrepreneurs.
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We will work closely to ensure we safely move forward with our Commercial Crew Program. pic.twitter.
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France, General Dunford said, will work closely with the United States Africa Command on a plan.
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We continue to work closely with the European Commission to play our part in tackling it.
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The FCA said it would work closely with other national and international regulators to coordinate approaches.
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The DHS has promised to work closely with the winners to explore potential real-world applications.
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The processor in a phone needs to work closely with the operating system in a device.
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Ive claims he will continue to work closely with Apple through his upcoming design firm LoveFrom.
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"When we can work closely with the doctors we can get better outcomes and lower costs."
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Other organizations that work closely with artists and the arts have come out against the budget.
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Creed told CNBC on Wednesday that he expects Yum Brands and Yum China to work closely.
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We will continue to work closely with our regulatory agencies, as we have throughout this process.
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The position would report to Dean, but would also work closely with Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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He will also pledge to work closely with Congress to extend and reform the Choice program.
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They also have to respect the interest of the government, with whom they frequently work closely.
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Work closely with your advisors to review each investment — especially those that are yellow or red.
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In his new role, Narev will work closely with Seek's CEO and co-founder Andrew Bassat.
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Treasury should work closely with the financial intelligence units of other countries to make these effective.
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The two leaders agreed to work closely toward a political solution in Syria, the reports said.
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IMG Fashion will also work closely with Twitter to leverage opportunities exclusive to Twitter users globally.
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Karpathy will report directly to Musk and will work closely with Keller, the Tesla spokeswoman wrote.
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Staff work closely with veterinarians, who determine the proper treatment for the seals in their care.
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Superintendents have to work closely with county public health departments, and working together can be challenging.
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With Uniqlo, he will work closely with the in-house designer, Christophe Lemaire, formerly of Hermès.
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He said the White House wants to work closely with Congress on an emergency funding package.
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There's been controversy over Ring's decision to work closely with police departments to help investigate crimes.
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The company said last week it would work closely with state media to promote "mainstream" ideas.
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"We really do work closely in teams and we want everybody here," Bevans told Business Insider.
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"We continue to work closely with Chinese retailers to respond to current market conditions," he added.
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Fitch believes the regulators would work closely together to ensure the stability of both financial systems.
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Weatherspoon and Diggs will also work closely with the club's G League team, the Erie BayHawks.
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He said the U.S. should work closely with its allies and focus the tariffs on China.
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Heathrow said it will work closely with the police and other authorities to keep planes flying.
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Therefore, we urge the administration to work closely with tribes to find the next IHS director.
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Anyone who's been following Robert Mueller's work closely would recognize all the pieces of the story.
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It's kind of magical being able to talk to your idols and work closely with them.
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Many of the RNC's top operatives were installed in Trump Tower to work closely with the campaign.
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The FRC will work closely with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in this area, it said.
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Hillman will work closely with Oculus COO Hans Hartmann, according to Bloomberg, which first reported the news.
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We work closely with leading child safety organizations and others in our industry to protect young people.
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Apparently Spotify was so impressed with Mighty's Kickstarter that it decided to work closely with the startup.
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"We work closely with all law enforcement and regulatory authorities to monitor for prohibited substances," UPS said.
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"Team8 will remain committed to Sygnia's success and we will continue to collaborate and work closely together."
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The coalition government of 2010-15 was keen on getting universities and manufacturers to work closely together.
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I'll continue to work closely with the founders I've invested in, and excited for the next step.
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In her new role she will work closely with the German bank's SSA origination and syndicate teams.
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Booking Holdings will work closely with Didi to offer its on-demand car services through its Booking.
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"We continue to work closely with the FDIC and Utah DFI on our applications," the representative said.
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Andrej will work closely with Jim Keller, who now has overall responsibility for Autopilot hardware and software.
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Our employees who work closely and around the animals daily are consistently professional, compassionate and reflective people.
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Andrej will work closely with Jim Keller, who now has overall responsibility for Autopilot hardware and software.
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We will continue to work closely with the authorities and will provide updates as they become available.
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French authorities are reluctant to work closely with former jihadists, wary about whether their reform is sincere.
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She claimed Trump would work closely with Congress to try to forge a deal the administration preferred.
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They are likely the strongest, most qualified and most powerful people ever to work closely with Trump.
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The agency would work closely with the private sector, governments and commercial and development banks, Tan said.
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At Telecom Italia, he would work closely with chairman Arnaud de Puyfontaine, who is also Vivendi's CEO.
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America will continue to work closely with our friends and allies to check those countries' malignant activities.
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Graincorp said it noted the statement and would continue to work closely with the ACCC on transaction.
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GOP House leadership didn't work closely enough with lawmakers on the conservative immigration bill proposed by Rep.
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We welcome the report from the CMA and will work closely with them in reviewing its findings.
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"We already work closely with the world's leading brands in content, entertainment, technology and advertising," said Leibsohn.
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"We work closely with Hampshire police to ensure Bestival is a safe environment," explains a festival spokesperson.
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Opponents of the idea said it is essential that they work closely together against a growing threat.
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America's government and corporations should work closely together to "protect our jobs" and beat back rival powers.
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She'll work closely with our Investigative, Political and Digital teams, collaborating on editorial efforts across the newsgroup.
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You'll also work closely with senior members of the production team on various assignments for the show.
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Equifax says on its website that it continues to work closely with the FBI in its probe.
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Kutcher retains a 23 percent stake in A Plus and will work closely with CSS Entertainment's management.
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A spokeswoman for Nycha, Jasmine Blake, said in a statement that the two agencies work closely together.
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"If you work closely together, you learn to appreciate similarities, but also to know differences," Scholz said.
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Afterpay said it would work closely with AUSTRAC and that it was taking the audit "very seriously".
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"The family continues to work closely with law enforcement and prosecuting officials as they work to effect justice."
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The Southern African Development Community, an intergovernmental organization, said it was ready to work closely with Mnangagwa's government.
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Based in Kurdistan, his 5,000 armed men work closely with the Peshmerga and are trained by the Turks.
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It would work closely with England, but in a partnership of equals rather than as a rule-taker.
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They work closely with geoscientists and other specialists to understand the rock or other formation containing the deposit.
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The intern will work closely with the print and digital editorial teams providing administrative, editorial and research support.
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FBI and DHS continue to work closely with state officials to assist them in safeguarding their election infrastructures.
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Barclays will be Throsby's seventh major financial firm, which has seen him work closely with some big names.
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The firm said it will work closely with GSR in China where it has been busy making inroads.
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Rabun will work closely with Tom Crowley, who will continue to cover many of the major asset managers.
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They all work closely with Trump and his senior team so, of course, wouldn't talk on the record.
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BOEING - CONTINUE TO WORK CLOSELY WITH CUSTOMERS AND REGULATORS ON SOFTWARE AND TRAINING UPDATES FOR THE 737 MAX
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He's expected to work closely with the department's Office of Tax Policy and the Office of Economic Policy.
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After they cash it out, they take the hard cash to a bank that they work closely with.
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"The company continues to work closely with regulators and is cooperating fully with all investigations," the spokesperson said.
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Where I agree with the Conservative government, I'll work closely with them to get the best deal possible.
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We share many bilateral interests and will work closely on expanding freedom and prosperity throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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Our security teams work closely with law enforcement and we have enhanced security measures at all our parks.
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Bright Health, another start-up, also plans to work closely with health systems to offer consumer-friendly plans.
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We will work closely with the UK Government and Electoral Commission as we develop these new transparency tools.
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The person who takes Mr. Adnani's place will undoubtedly work closely with Mr. Baghdadi, the organization's shadowy leader.
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We're trying to identify every new lung cancer patient in this network, and work closely with their oncologists.
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He and his cooks work closely with the recipes' originators to learn fine points of technique and presentation.
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VA also promised to work closely with VSOs, Congress and other stakeholders on implementation and keep them informed.
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An Oculus spokesperson tells Bloomberg that Hillman will work closely alongside Oculus COO Hans Hartmann in his role.
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Within it, there are three smaller collectives—Kool Klux Klan, Gram Fam, and Chess—that work closely together.
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You work closely with law enforcement, but how do you avoid being seen as 'too close' to them?
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The government also promised to continue the probe and to work closely with the families in the future.
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When asked whether he or the country's military establishment controls Pakistan, Mr. Khan said that they work closely.
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Set boundaries If you work closely with a neverending complainer and must meet frequently, set some clear limits.
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The Energy and Commerce and the Ways and Means committees often work closely together on health-care issues.
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First, we would work closely with China to prevent massive refugee flows either into China or South Korea.
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These events will continue to occur, and agencies will have to work closely with citizens and the media.
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But as this 2020 election news partnership demonstrates, the two companies can still work closely together, at times.
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Marin, whose Cabinet of 19 ministers will include 13 women, said she would work closely with European allies.
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He has praised Mr. Putin and said he would work closely with him to combat the Islamic State.
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People who work closely with her insist the rollout of "Be Best" is proceeding with hardly any interruption.
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Facebook is a valued partner and we'll continue to work closely with them as they evolve their products.
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Everyone else in the party running — everyone else happy to work closely with Mitch McConnell — is a target.
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"We work closely with the team to figure out what music works best around their marketing efforts," said Feed.
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The ministry reaffirmed that South Korea and the United States would work closely to achieve North Korea's denuclearization peacefully.
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Microsoft says Brill will work closely with its engineering teams to build privacy protections into cloud and other services.
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Instead of trying to punish each other, hackers and innovators need to work closely to ensure a higher order.
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Then WWF Nepal continued to work closely with the rangers and fund the park as if nothing had happened.
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Some high-end chocolates carry the fair trade label from companies that work closely with farmers and support them.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged in a tweet to work closely with Essex Police to establish exactly what happened.
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Today Gulli said he and McLoughlin work closely with corporate and celebrity chefs to continuously evaluate evolving food trends.
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YOU KNOW, I ALSO SAW KELLY ANN CONWAY WORK CLOSELY WITH HIM OVER THE LAST THREE OR FOUR MONTHS.
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Microsoft and Xiaomi have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to work closely in cloud computing, AI, and hardware.
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"(The company) will work closely with the CFDA to continue such operations under the CFDA's direction," the company said.
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"Related ministries are working together to deal with this and we will work closely with the U.S.," Suga said.
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She plans to work closely with a nutritionist, get up before dawn and often train well into the night.
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Vivian Lee, another high-ranking Verily employee, will also work closely with Feinberg once he joins Google, sources said.
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Mexico already has its own recovery plan for its jaguar inhabitants, so USFWS hopes to work closely with them.
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While the team is based in Bellevue, it will work closely with the Einstein development teams in San Francisco.
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Border Patrol personnel work closely with each ranch owner to collaborate on patrolling that land and intercepting illegal activity.
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"The company continues to work closely with regulators and is cooperating fully with all investigations," a company spokeswoman said.
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I used to work closely with Richard Just (who was editor between Foer stints) before he worked at TNR.
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" "When a US citizen is missing, we work closely with local authorities as they carry out their search efforts.
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When a U.S. citizen is missing, we work closely with local authorities as they carry out their search efforts.
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Helix analysts work closely with third parties to provide privacy guidelines, but does not dictate their policies, Levin said.
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More importantly, Facebook continued to work closely with the Trump campaign to help target voters and refine its messaging.
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At their best, service sector businesses work closely with year-round employees to encourage their growth and skills development.
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Parallel to the dialogues between our national governments, we work closely together every day to strengthen our economic ties.
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" All three said they will work closely together to ensure Pyongyang acts on its Tuesday promise of "complete denuclearization.
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"We will work closely with Air China whereas it is sensible to do so," Chief Executive Rupert Hogg said.
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It's hard to express, but it gives me a lot of thrill and excitement to work closely with them.
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The coverage group will also work closely with people in JPMorgan's investment-banking, private-banking, and asset-management arms.
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It was premature to talk about possible job cuts, he said, adding he would work closely with labour representatives.
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He said he would remain active at the company and would work closely with Satya Nadella, Microsoft's chief executive.
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Ms. McFadden was seen as the leader of a small group of advisers who work closely with the governor.
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A spokesman last week said that the department would work closely with Congress as questions arise about the delisting.
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They work closely with law enforcement and our schools and coordinate with hospitals to dramatically reduce emergency room visits.
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Canada now plans to work closely with the state as it again effectively becomes the American vehicle emissions regulator.
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New York City mayors also have to work closely with the United Nations, which is headquartered in the city.
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The Senior Congressional Affairs Adviser will work closely with Embassy leadership and the Embassy's political, economic and communications teams.
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How to build it: Make a list of 10 people you work closely with or know well and trust.
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The European Union has traditionally been at its strongest when its two biggest continental powers work closely in tandem.
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We also work closely with the UCPD to ensure that our schools are as safe as they can be.
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They work closely with local nonprofits, businesses, and government to ensure that they are addressing community needs and priorities.
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"We'll continue to work closely with our Saudi partners to counter threats to this country's security," Pompeo said Sunday.
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Our team continues to work closely with the NTSB, the FAA and local authorities on the ground in Houston.
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"We work closely with people that we've known for years — most of them even friends of ours," she explained.
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Once I made clear my commitment to work closely with him, he created a tailored diet and exercise programme.
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Japan will work closely with the United States and South Korea in response to the missile launch, Suga said.
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"With mutual respect, sincerity and adherence to sovereign equality, I will continue to work closely with President Xi," he said.
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"With mutual respect, sincerity and adherence to sovereign equality, I will continue to work closely with President Xi," Duterte said.
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It's also easy to mess up these lesser-known deductions, so be sure to work closely with your tax preparer.
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That deal also saw Walmart work closely with JD.com, essentially using the company as a storefront to reach Chinese consumers.
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They focus on protecting local jobs, and work closely with trade unions, which appoint half of the supervisory board members.
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We will continue to work closely with companies to investigate and counteract these types of threats to our collective security.
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Goodlord says Reeve will "work closely" with founders Richard White (former CEO) and Tom Mundy (COO) to help the business.
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"The Health Department is continuing to work closely with the facility on infection control issues," they said in a statement.
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State and federal policymakers must work closely with the private sector to craft market solutions that fit this emerging reality.
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"Eero is going to work closely with the partners to integrate services with its smart routers," he told The Verge.
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They also frequently work closely with managers from other departments in the organization, such as marketing or research and design.
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We work closely with this collection of more than 50 DJ and artists from all over Latin America called CoroVIP.
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It has said it will work closely with Rocket although it could review its stake in two or three years.
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We will continue to work closely with the CPUC to enable access to safe, reliable transportation options for all Coloradans.
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The acquisition was made for an undisclosed fee and Viv would "work closely" with Samsung's mobile team but operate independently.
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We will continue to work closely with supporters and continue to be open to new ideas that can save lives.
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"It behooves upon America to work closely with the Republic of the Philippines, especially on this serious matter," Duterte said.
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"The company continues to work closely with regulators and is cooperating fully with all investigations," Theranos spokeswomanBrooke Buchanan told CNBC.
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If we did, we would work closely with Ofcom and give serious thought to the regulatory framework in that context.
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Bayer will continue to work closely with the FDA to support the continued safe, effective and appropriate use of Essure.
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All Editions sites are good for the local economy, work closely with local communities and host kitchens with high standards.
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We continue to work closely with all relevant organisations and regulators who are interested in learning more about our work.
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The developer will work closely on adapting the game with its new partner (and bona fide Hollywood indie) Good Universe.
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We will continue to investigating this incident and work closely with state and Federal agencies as more information becomes available.
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"We continue to work closely with the Chinese government as we proceed through the application process," a Visa spokesperson said.
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He'll report to Greenblatt, and work closely with Spadacinni, the CMO, as well as the execs from the WarnerMedia brands.
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"I have been honored to work closely throughout my career with great CBS News journalists," Zirinsky said in a statement.
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She was able to learn from and work closely with David Carter, the executive director of the Sports Business Institute.
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"We continue to work closely with authorities to ensure we meet all applicable local regulations," a Subsea 7 spokeswoman said.
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Whoever fills the role will be held to the highest standards and be expected to work closely with family members.
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He will also work closely with Richard Gingras, VP of News, on Google's relationships with publishers and Google News initiatives.
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Trump said campaigns and PACs, short for political action committees, work closely together, which he said allowed former Florida Gov.
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That's why we've always tried to work closely with founders who are really well-known and respected in their communities.
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The company also said it has appointed senior independent director David Garman as deputy chairman to work closely with Joeinig.
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Officers continue to work closely with BoomTown organizers, and witnesses and friends who were at the event are being supported.
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On top of complexity, tight coupling means that various independent parts of a system are designed to work closely together.
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They also work closely with a wide-range of respected employment partners that span small business to Fortune 100 companies.
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"This is of great concern," he told reporters, saying Ottawa would work closely with the energy-producing province of Alberta.
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Mr. Angelotti did not work at Mr. Weinstein's companies, though the two men did work closely together over the years.
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"The challenges facing us are immense," he told reporters, promising to work closely with the European Commission, the EU's executive.
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MAPBU will also work closely with two of VMware's other acquisitions: software package company Bitnami and the monitoring platform Wavefront.
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We continue to work closely with federal and state law enforcement agencies across the country to fight the opioid crisis.
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A key part of this is countering terrorism, a mutual threat that our two countries work closely together to fight.
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To overcome these, we will have to work closely with regulatory bodies such as the F.D.A. to lift these restrictions.
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It added that it would work closely with the FDA to bring the drug to market as quickly as possible.
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Courbon will work closely with Bank of America's vice chairman of investment banking for France, Laurent Vieillevigne, the memo said.
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McGinty's campaign is embracing the help, with the candidate vowing to work closely with Warren if elected to the Senate.
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And as the 2020 Summer Olympics approach, Twitter says it'll work closely with NBC, and NBC will feature Twitter content.
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I always talk about-- making sure that we work closely, that we use our diplomatic skills, that we verify everything.
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Karpathy will work closely with Jim Keller, who now has overall responsibility for autopilot hardware and software, she added. Electrek.
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Candidates will work closely with sales and marketing teams, create engaging content for social media, and track trends and influencers.
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More than 1,85033 casinos draw millions of guests and work closely with law enforcement and regulators to combat illegal gambling.
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To overcome these, we will have to work closely with regulatory bodies such as the FDA to lift these restrictions.
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"We continue to work closely with both state regulators to resolve any outstanding issues related to our construction," she said.
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As Jodi's deputy, Dan is the person I work closely with both on this newsletter and Canada coverage in general.
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I actually work closely with a guy named Matts Benson, whose whole business is finding rare, awesome sneakers for clients.
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" Kia said it will work closely with NHTSA on the investigation, "including monitoring and conducting additional crash testing as appropriate.
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"We will work closely with all of the regulatory agencies involved, and we are confident that we will receive regulatory approval."
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Uber said in a statement that it has removed Hancock&aposs access to its app and will work closely with police.
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We continue to work closely with the store's new leadership team to ensure the team member experience meets Target's workplace standards.
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India, Iran's top client after China, has close diplomatic ties with Iran but wants to work closely with the United States.
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In an interview on CNBC on Tuesday, he said he planned to work closely with the White House on that effort.
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Powell, a former executive at Goldman Sachs, will work closely with K.T. McFarland, who has been the acting deputy for strategy.
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The city's police department did not immediately comment when contacted by Reuters, but some vigilantes say they work closely with officers.
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Work closely with enough people, and there's a high probability of hitting it off, on some level, with a few clients.
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Though you could sense a shift afoot if you were following his work closely, the first major changes came in 2015.
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Nichols will work closely with Snap's vice president of global public policy Jennifer Stout, who was hired by Snap in 2017.
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But it does work closely with Fayez al-Serraj, the head of the UN-backed government based in Tripoli, the capital.
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So Mr Scarlett's first job was to work closely with his designer, John Mcfarlane, to create a cohesive look and feel.
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"We will continue to work closely with the government of the Philippines to address any concerns they may have," Cook said.
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The Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, intelligence agencies and the State Department work closely with their counterparts to exchange information.
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" A Twitter spokeswoman said: "We are continuing to work closely with committee investigators to provide detailed, thorough answers to their questions.
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Riverdale star Lili Reinhart is opening up about what it's like to work closely with her boyfriend and costar Cole Sprouse.
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DHS border agents work closely with state and local police, and FEMA operates grant programs with every state and many counties.
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The Trump administration today promised "fresh strategies" and to work closely with Mexico to refocus anti-drug efforts at all levels.
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He will work closely with the company's head of business development in India, product development directors, and Sanne's regional managing directors.
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And, as it has done in the past, Humana will work closely with its state partners as it navigates this process.
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"We continue to work closely with our customers and regulators on software and training updates for the 737 MAX," Boeing added.
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But the truth is, we often work closely with one another, often behind the scenes, on issues important to our constituents.
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Such plans can work closely with other efforts, Davison said, such as protecting water basins and wetlands to reduce flood risks.
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According to both Volker's and Sondland's October testimonies, the two men were directed by the president to work closely with Giuliani.
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The DWP would continue to work closely with regulators, other government departments and stakeholders to develop proposals, a DWP spokesman said.
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It is published by leading Italian publisher Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso and will work closely with parent company's flagship property, La Repubblica.
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According to both Volker's and Sondland's October testimonies, the president instructed them to work closely with his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
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He added that agencies including media experts, influencer marketing companies and those that specialize in store promotions would work closely together.
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The old one, with most officers running from service call to service call, left no time to work closely with residents.
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Perkins said in a statement he would continue to support the new board and work closely with creditors, vendors and employees.
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He acknowledged "lots of challenges" with Turkey, but said Washington and Ankara had been able to work closely and well together.
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Dogbo and Roeselare were twinned in 2010 and work closely on a number of projects, from water schemes to cultural exchanges.
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"It's difficult to be borderline hateful toward Dems one day… then expect to work closely with them the next," Hudak said.
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Its 50 employees work closely with other staff of Nestle's research centre there as well as external scientists and start-ups.
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Supporters argue that as national economies grow ever more globalized, it is essential that political and finance leaders work closely together.
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Because only if Paris and Berlin work closely together and have the courage to implement concrete reforms, can we strengthen Europe.
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Berkowitz, of Hasbro, says the company makes sure to work closely with its YouTubers to ensure they are following these rules.
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Portfolio companies may need to work closely with and even support counterparties, especially small- and medium-size businesses, to maintain stability.
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The two work closely together to figure out which projects to pursue and whether the initiatives are showing any early successes.
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Krishna is expected to work closely with James Whitehurst, the CEO of Red Hat, who has been named president of IBM.
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We also continue to work closely with police and law enforcement agencies when circumstances arise where we can assist their investigations.
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Now I have this really cool job with "Shrill" where I get to work closely with our music supervisor, Maggie Phillips.
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"We also work closely with the UCPD to ensure that our schools are as safe as they can be," he said.
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They work closely with care providers every day to cover the safest, most effective and most proven approaches to managing pain.
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Boeing (BA) will work closely with NASA to review data from Friday's mission, and both parties must deem the spacecraft ready.
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He added that the U.S.O.C. would work closely with the State Department as it always does when American teams travel abroad.
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"I have been honored to work closely throughout my career with great CBS News journalists," Ms. Zirinsky said in a statement.
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But they also do all sorts of other things, such as hire LGBTQ liaisons to work closely with local LGBTQ communities.
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Indeed, some reporters who have to work closely with these press aides even grow to admire them for their bullshitting ability.
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The law firm would have the ability to subpoena witnesses and records, and work closely with the state inspector general, he said.
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In this newly created position, Dean will report to Reg Chua and work closely with Mike Christie and the Human Resources team.
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I see 10 to 15 clients a day and also work closely with the other team members including therapists and case managers.
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We have always followed TfL rules on reporting serious incidents and have a dedicated team who work closely with the Metropolitan Police.
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Up for reelection in 2018 in West Virginia, which overwhelmingly supported Trump, Manchin has pledged to work closely with the Republican administration.
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We are going to work closely to implement and enforce it humanely, respectfully, and with professionalism, but we will enforce the law.
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In fact, we make environments unpredictable just by being in them, which is the main reason we can't work closely with machines.
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The company wants to work closely with those early adopters to get feedback on how to improve the design for future iterations.
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We will work closely with U.K. and E.U. leaders to successfully navigate this change and find new opportunities to shape our future.
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Dignen will lead the firm's efforts to strengthen the cash management offering business and work closely with its parent company BNP Paribas.
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Cisco looks forward to continuing to work closely with the incoming Administration and our industry peers on important policy issues going forward.
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French diplomats have said North Korea is an area where he may seek to work closely with United States President Donald Trump.
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"She will work closely with the Corporate Investment Banking France team and all the partners of Institutional Clients Group," the bank said.
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So I think the president has several options at his disposal that he could work closely with local government here in Chicago.
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Walz is currently assigned to the Committee on Agriculture and the Committee on Veterans' Affairs, so I work closely on those issues.
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Teams from both sides should work closely to ensure a successful and fruitful visit by Mr. President to China later this year.
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A senior administration official told CNN at the time that McFarland planned to remain with the NSC and work closely with Powell.
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The president reversed course last month, saying he will continue to work closely with the military alliance on terrorism and other issues.
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Even if the senators don't make the case, their message is clear: We work closely with Sanders and decided to back Clinton.
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He'd work closely with Julia Hahn — then Breitbart's immigration reporter, and now a White House colleague — on stories favoring nationalist immigration positions.
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"We continue to work closely with our customers and regulators on software and training updates for the 737 MAX," the manufacturer said.
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These officials work closely with the White House and are responsible for making sure cabinet members are staying loyal to the president.
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That is why we work closely with and support organizations like Pact that are focused on addressing human rights issues in mining.
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We will work closely to make sure it's a smooth transition that provides a long-term positive impact for the TikTok community.
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At the time, it was said Osterloh would work closely with Lockheimer, who would shift his focus to software and platform development.
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We will work closely with Samsung to ensure T-Mobile customers who have already purchased the device are well taken care of.
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The report calls for federal policymakers to work closely with companies and industry advocates to adapt current financial regulations to fintech platforms.
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Centene will work closely with federal and state regulators and policymakers to collaborate on actions needed to stabilize the market, he added.
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The National Park Service will continue to work closely with the people of Puerto Rico to restore life into this vibrant community.
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"Jeff has empowered talented people on this team to work closely with and make strategic decisions about these issues," the email reads.
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Work closely with AEs to formulate outreach strategies and execute on those strategies and facilitate the sales pipeline and get deals done.
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Bridewell: There are considerable efforts around the world to develop robots that will work closely with humans as guides, nurses, and teammates.
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Initially, Alterman said, senior Iranian diplomats had hoped they could work closely with Tillerson, because of his background in the oil business.
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Boeing said the Sheffield factory will work closely with its Portland, Oregon plant which makes machine parts, gear systems and flight controls.
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He will become Senior Editor, Special Projects, and will work closely with Rickey and the regional picture chiefs to strengthen our operation.
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In the instances where sideline issues are reported in NFL games, we work closely with the NFL to quickly address and resolve.
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Ultimately we will will work closely with the California Insurance Commissioner, as our lead regulator, as to the appropriate consequences or sanctions.
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Micron will continue to aggressively defend against these unfounded patent infringement claims while continuing to work closely with its customers and partners.
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Both are based in Columbia, S.C., and work closely with Harbour in collecting payments on contracts for deed and marketing its homes.
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While Rappler's fact checkers work closely with Facebook to investigate and report their findings, they believe the company could do much more.
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We continue to work closely with both the current and incoming Mexican governments on issues across the bilateral relationship, including illegal migration.
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"But while the technology is exciting, computer scientists need to work closely with social scientists and others to make sure it's useful."
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The Kingsway Library is a sample library that a producer that I work closely with by the name of Frank Dukes created.
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Artists work closely with a master printer, which was Frank Janzen until his retirement in 2017; Judith Baumann now fills the role.
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I will continue to work closely with him and the rest of the team to make sure that our success story continues.
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This is the person you work closely with every day — not just a pal in another department or a sometimes lunch companion.
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Since most introverts are logical thinkers, one of the benefits of this role is you can work closely with the C-Suite.
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Most elite marathoners work closely with physiologists and are studied for genetic and performance signifiers, metrics with technical names like VO103 max.
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SECURITY & DATA SHARING The EU and Britain have vowed to work closely on security, including by sharing sensitive data for criminal cases.
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The three of us are excited by the opportunity to work closely together as Stuart learns the unique intricacies of our business.
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However, she insisted that Germany would work closely with the U.S. president to find a solution to growing tensions with North Korea.
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In response, Valeant said it was continuing to work closely with pharmacists, healthcare providers, and patients to educate them about the drug.
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That has made it a challenge for utilities to work closely with growers and led to tensions with federal law enforcement agencies.
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With Cuba in mind, Obama brought Ricardo Zúñiga, the State Department official, to the N.S.C., where he could work closely with Rhodes.
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" Asked if he expected the White House to work closely with the group on further legislation he said, "The answer is yes.
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Ms. Ayala's new approach angered many people in local law enforcement, including some officials with whom she is expected to work closely.
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"We will review the concerns of the street vendor community and work closely with our partner on this issue," a spokesperson said.
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We work closely with law enforcement, and did so in this matter, to identify, investigate and stop improper or potentially illegal activity.
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Collinge, based in London, will work closely with the teams across Europe, with emphasis on the Benelux and Nordic region, Invesco added.
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We've also got new, super-friendly security at the venue who we work closely with and brief in advance about the policy.
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He warned that this situation could soon weaken the PA security forces that work closely with Israel's military in the West Bank.
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"In considering such a framework, the FSRA intends to consult and work closely with industry participants and relevant professional bodies," the regulator said.
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German Corredor, the head of Colombia's 67-member renewable energy association, said it was crucial for companies to work closely with local communities.
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Feinberg will work closely with Verily executives, according to people familiar with the matter, but he won't directly manage its leaders, including Conrad.
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She just didn't want to see him in a role where a woman he'd allegedly assaulted was forced to work closely with him.
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Tokyo 2020 spokesman Masa Takaya said Games organisers were very keen to work closely with the IOC to address any impact on planning.
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" It added that at a corporate level, the airline's management and key stakeholders were continuing to "work closely towards resolving the current situation.
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"I want to work closely with colleagues across WarnerMedia and make the whole more than the part," Sarnoff said in a phone interview.
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"We'll work closely with you and the Insider community to gather feedback that will shape and define future iterations of Xbox Console Streaming."
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On the basis of these values I I am offering to work closely with the future President of the United States, Donald Trump.
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I am particularly thrilled to work closely with the visionary leaders of Mellanox and their amazing people to invent the computers of tomorrow.
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And we are going to work closely with our allies around the world and make sure Huawei 0003G is not in those countries.
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In his efforts to heal the divide, Mr Frey would be well advised to work closely with Mr Carter, who faces similar challenges.
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In the blog post, Smith cited the JEDI contract as an example of the company's desire to work closely with the U.S. government.
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The two leaders agreed to work closely to secure this historic summit ahead of Moon&aposs visit to the White House this week.
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An Amazon e-pharmacy would work closely with telehealth, because roughly 90% of telehealth visits lead to doctors writing a prescription, Stockton said.
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I asked if Felicis has come to work closely with any particular firms as it has grown more powerful in its own right.
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She would work closely with pro-choice groups and hammer home in her arguments that what the justices decided in Planned Parenthood v.
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She also said that Macron had made clear that Germany and France wanted to work closely on harmonizing corporate tax and insolvency law.
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Trump's transition office said that Cohn will help to design Trump's economic agenda and will work closely with the Treasury and Commerce departments.
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We will continue to work closely with the Canadian government to encourage all parties to reach a credible resolution as quickly as possible.
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Ms Tsai (pictured above with colleagues) says that her transition team will work closely with the KMT and others in the coming months.
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For now, the relationship is financial rather than strategic, but Choeh admitted there could be opportunities to work closely together in the future.
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He announced his plan to join Uber in January, saying he would work closely with Kalanick on the company's self-driving car program.
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"During this showcase, the starmakers will choose 30 artists who they will work closely with for one week," NBC said in its release.
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"We are monitoring the situation and will continue to work closely with the health department until their investigation is complete," the spokesman said.
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"We will continue to work closely with Standard Life Aberdeen to ensure there is no disruption to performance or service," the spokesman said.
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On Tuesday, standing alongside his German counterpart Merkel in Berlin, Sanchez pledged to work closely with Germany on finding common solutions regarding immigration.
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On Saturday, seven opposition groups, including that of Machar, said they had agreed to work closely in their bid to oust Kiir's government.
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In her new role, Ms. Coles will work closely with Hearst editors and oversee the company's magazines in the United States and internationally.
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Both companies already work closely with German industry and have said they would seek to form partnerships to build a future German helicopter.
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And he has managed to work closely with international donors, foreign investors and the private sector, all while collecting financial aid from Venezuela.
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""We have well-established relationships with law enforcement and we work closely with them to improve our detection and removal of illegal material.
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After previously drawing sharp criticism for denigrating NATO, Mr. Trump reversed course and said he would work closely with the alliance on counterterrorism.
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"We also work closely with vendors, sellers, and rights owners to strengthen protections for their brands on Amazon," the spokesperson said in part.
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"As this case demonstrates, we work closely with Border Force and other criminal enforcement agencies both in the UK and abroad," she added.
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"We also continue to work closely with our internal team and outside advisors to implement and accelerate long-term security improvements," Barros added.
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Policymakers need to work closely with commercial technology companies and representatives who are creating and innovating new solutions that have public policy implications.
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They'll will work closely with Oculus and other teams at Facebook to build the foundation for tomorrow's social VR experiences on all platforms.
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He advised Juul to work closely with the F.D.A. and to consider supporting Tobacco 21, the campaign to raise the legal smoking age.
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C.I.A. officers at the center work closely with the F.B.I. on complex cases like hunting down traitors and helping validate the agency's informants.
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They allow recent law school graduates to work closely with a judge, who in many cases becomes a mentor and a valuable reference.
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American agents and contractors work closely with them on their bases, develop the targets for them, and help guide the operations from headquarters.
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"We're a small family and we have to work closely with one another," Mr. Luján said of the congressional delegation from New Mexico.
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As chief of staff, Levi will work closely with Barr and other senior DOJ officials to manage the department's day-to-day affairs.
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The airport is using a flight rescheduling system to adjust all flight times, and will work closely with the airlines, the spokesperson said.
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We should also offer to work closely with those Americans who believe that a strong partnership with Europe remains in America's best interest.
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Governments in countries where religious or traditional laws have a strong influence should work closely with religious leaders to end discrimination, she added.
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And that is a blow to our own national security, which is enhanced when we work closely with allies who share our values.
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Xi called on both sides to work closely to ensure a fruitful trip and inject new impetus into the development of Sino-U.
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"I find it to be powerful and especially good if you work closely with people," said Rachel Berks, the owner of the stores.
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While remaining as executive chairman in the next 12 months, I will work closely with Daniel to ensure a smooth and successful transition.
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"We're continuing to work closely and cooperate with him and we look forward to seeing this hoax wrap up very soon," she added.
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Over the coming days, we will work closely with our customers to implement a recommended inspection plan for certain airplanes in the fleet.
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Rogers and Cooper pledged to work closely with and oversee the deputy Defense secretary and Air Force secretary as the changes are made.
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Proceed deliberately and work closely with your estate planning attorney, your CPA and your financial advisor to decide what's best for your circumstances.
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He believes Mexico must work closely with the United States if it is to get a grip on record levels of gang violence.
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Even as it gets bigger, the team will work closely with product specialists, research analysts and salespeople in other areas of the bank.
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He believes Mexico must work closely with the United States if it is to get a grip on record levels of gang violence.
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We are committed to providing a great shopping experience and work closely with customers and sellers to resolve any concerns they may have.
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THE IDEA WE WORK CLOSELY TOGETHER TO TAP DEEP TECHNICAL EXPERTISE WHILE ENSURING THE INDEPENDENT REVIEW PROCESS I THINK THE PROCESS IS VERY EFFECTIVE.
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The people behind the hardware and software solutions work closely with the people who actually make your gamer's favorite titles, like Far Cry 5.
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Still, Fontaine was able to work closely with the fashion house on Portman's costume for the film, ensuring the update is indisputably on-brand.
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"These are ambitions Huawei shares and we look forward to continuing to work closely with customers in the Japanese market," a Huawei spokesman said.
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Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims has publicly criticized California's sanctuary law and said her deputies work closely with federal Immigration and Custom Enforcement officials.
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After college, he got a job as a unit clerk at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital and got to work closely with the nurses there.
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Anand will work closely with Julien Codorniou, the Facebook vice president who has been the leader of Workplace, a spokeswoman for Facebook told CNBC.
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Each Max-Q laptop requires the manufacturer to work closely with Nvidia on thermal and acoustic design to eke out extra efficiencies wherever possible.
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"The department continues to work closely with the president, Congress and the industrial base to improve U.S. competitiveness in the mineral market," Lt. Col.
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The Justice Department said at the time he would work closely with its antitrust review, so he has been overseeing the investigation since then.
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We have since continued to work closely with both campaigns to finalize the details on the two remaining debates, in accordance with this agreement.
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Business Secretary Greg Clark said Britain would work closely with the planemakers, while the DUP said the agreement was "incredibly significant news" for Belfast.
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" In a statement issued to the Journal, Theranos explained that it "continues to work closely with regulators and is cooperating fully with all investigations.
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NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine has said that the space agency will need to work closely with industry partners to get back to the moon.
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Khosla said the firm would work closely with Vaalon Capital's team to expand its offerings and deepen its ties with banks and insurance companies.
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Auletta said the management team has retained shares in the business and will work closely with the new stakeholders to tap into Asian markets.
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"On the basis of these values, I am offering to work closely with the future President of the United States Donald Trump," she added.
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In addition to Trump, the lawsuit also names three companies who work closely with her, including manufacturer Marc Fisher, who licenses Trump's shoe line.
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"We work closely with those clubs to identify best practices, and to identify ways to make it drive awareness and drive attendance," Edwards said.
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Once we know someone is pregnant we work closely with them and carry out a full risk assessment, and, if necessary, consult a doctor.
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And some Irish groups welcome the assistance, as they work closely with American groups to restrict abortion and LGBT rights at home and abroad.
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"The department continues to work closely with the president, Congress and U.S. industry to improve U.S. competitiveness in the mineral market," Andrews told Reuters.
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The lender said he would continue to work closely with Deutsche Bank's management board and with leaders in all of its businesses and regions.
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This means it will work closely with cybersecurity infrastructure entities to understand what they themselves perceive to be the greatest risks to their systems.
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Those of us involved wanted to break out of the blue cocoon surrounding policing and work closely with neighborhood residents to protect their communities.
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The appointment meant McFarland would work closely with Flynn, who at the time was one of the key officials headed for the White House.
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"To establish that we need to protect our outside borders and do that very quickly, we need to work closely with Turkey," he said.
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"We are in discussions with JAL about opportunities for Jetstar Japan and the new low-cost carrier to work closely together," Jetstar Japan said.
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North Holland's government recently told De Telegraaf that it would work closely with Hardt to build a Hyperloop tube between Schiphol's and Frankfurt's airports.
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"WADA will work closely with the Rio laboratory to resolve the identified issue," Olivier Niggli, WADA's incoming director general, said in the organization's statement.
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The newly formed group will work closely with the Financial Institutions Group to bank these clients, and also the markets business, the memo said.
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She will be in charge of Facebook's scripted and unscripted content and will work closely with Ricky Van Veen of CollegeHumor fame, reports Deadline.
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Top industry executives who work closely with influencers told Business Insider that the change could lead to companies finding alternative ways to measure engagement.
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Business Insider asked execs including Tejada at five advertising agencies that work closely with Amazon who they think is likely to be Dallaire's successor.
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This individual will work closely with design and product teams to develop interactive prototypes for the purposes of testing and iterating new product designs.
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"We are continuing to work closely with committee investigators to provide detailed, thorough answers to their questions," a Twitter spokesperson said in an email.
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To that end, historians like Roy work closely with the game's writers to create worlds that are both historically accurate and fun to explore.
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He will work closely with Pier Luigi Colizzi, the head of mergers and acquisitions for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the bank said.
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We are continuing to work closely with the Chicago PD and remain confident that they will find Jussie's attackers and bring them to justice.
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When the stories depicted this woman, respondents were less likely to say they wouldn't work closely with a colleague addicted to opioid pain medication.
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Irving would continue to serve on GoDaddy's board through June 2018 and work closely with Wagner through the transition, the company said on Tuesday.
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Everything is written by me but I work closely with Soe to get the production and engineering where I want it to be sonically.
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We work closely with the Republican-led Tuesday Group to get members listening to each other and identifying issues we can work on together.
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She will work closely with the local authorities, the police and Transport for London, which began to operate subway lines all night in August.
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The counterterrorism units, which have American training and equipment and work closely with United States military advisers, moved into the Gogjali neighborhood on Tuesday.
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That challenge is especially tricky for Republican leaders, who must work closely with Mr. Trump and are especially reluctant to criticize him in public.
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Chief Executive Rubem Novaes said in a statement that bank managers will work closely with clients to extend loans as soon as they need.
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We work closely with filmmakers through the production process by providing detailed notes on their work, and manage award and festival submissions where relevant.
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Master blowers, as the more experienced artisans are designated, work closely with the newer ones, grooming them to become future masters, Ms. Nori said.
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To achieve that goal and cut costs relentlessly, he said, Nissan would have to work closely with Renault, the French automaker he also controlled.
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We'll continue to work closely with the NCAA and all of our partners as we prioritize the health and well-being of everyone involved.
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The group also provides academic coaches who work closely with students for the full school year, acting as liaisons among students, parents and teachers.
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Trump also vowed to work closely with the airline, cruise ship and hospitality industries, which have seen a downturn in business in recent weeks.
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"We actually had to work closely with Amazon because Alexa wouldn't work out of the box on these devices," CEO James Park tells TechCrunch.
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We work closely with teams at all levels of an organization to shape winning strategies, mobilize for change, build capabilities, and drive successful execution.
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Public health officials must work closely with the media to ensure accurate reporting of outbreaks and counter disinformation that can occur in social media.
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HONG KONG LEADER CARRIE LAM SAYS SHE WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH NEW LIAISON OFFICE CHIEF TO PUT BACK CITY BACK ON THE RIGHT PATH
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H. R. McMaster, for the United States to keep several thousand troops based in Afghanistan and to work closely with the Afghan central government.
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"Patient safety is Eisai's priority and we will continue to work closely with the FDA to evaluate the clinical trial results," the statement said.
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He was an early member of the Movement of Young Socialists, and he has continued to work closely with them through his political life.
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Trust Ventures will work closely with the Koch government affairs team, Churi said, helping startups to create a "playbook" for dealing with government regulation.
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It also continues to work closely with major media outlets on original stories published in its Discover tab, of which Mashable is a member.
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More than 1,000 U.S. forces are currently deployed in Syria, where they work closely with the Kurdish YPG, which leads the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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I was struck by how much they cared about the art: they owned many paintings by the artist and were tracking her work closely.
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It also said police were looking for the person suspected to have killed the woman and it would work closely with law enforcement authorities.
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The pelvic floor muscles work closely with the diaphragm, lower back muscles and abdominal muscles to support the spine and stabilize the digestive system.
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He also said that Japan will work closely with the U.S., South Korea, and other concerned nations to find a timely and appropriate response.
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While they do not have prosecutorial powers, IG offices work closely with the Justice Department when evidence of fraud or other crimes are uncovered.
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Finlayson's wife, Geraldine, and son, Stewart — both scientists who work closely with him at the museum — had helped him come up with the names.
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He said Russia, Turkey and Iran, as guarantors, of the agreement to set up a ceasefire mechanism, would now work closely to implement it.
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Usually, though, ambassadors work closely with career foreign service staff to push the agreed foreign policy of the United States and advance American values.
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Abe said Monday he would confront Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions with "strong, resolute diplomacy," pledging to work closely with the U.S. and other world powers.
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Because oil executives have to work closely with Arab leaders, particularly Gulf monarchs, they learn a lot about the conflict from an Arab perspective.
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Vietnam has pushed U.S. and North Korean security services to work closely to prepare for the summit, a senior Vietnamese security official told Reuters.
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"We continue to work closely with international partners to ensure the safety and security of U.S. citizens in Venezuela," she said in an email.
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Francis, who has used his papacy to champion the causes peace and justice, has often suggested that Christians can work closely together on humanitarian projects.
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As is always the case, we will work closely with our production partners and talent to determine how and where to shoot any given project.
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Under Google Health, the team will continue to work closely with the NHS and "information governance and safety remain our top priorities," the person explained.
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You will work closely with the whole 1843 team, including the deputy digital editor, as well as The Economist's digital news team and design team.
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But most state securities regulators work closely with state attorneys general, local prosecutors and law enforcement on criminal enforcement actions, NASAA spokesman Bob Webster said.
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Visiting Jakarta in October, Bishop said it was "utterly essential" for Australia and Indonesia to share information and work closely to guard citizens against terrorism.
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We work closely with many law enforcement groups to understand local context and so that we can understand where artistic expression escalates into real threats.
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Going forward, we plan to continue to work closely with local leaders and community members to ensure Facebook's presence is a benefit to the community.
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Across Louisville, those who work closely with people involved in the criminal justice system are deeply concerned about what will happen in the coming months.
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The company hired IPO adviser Class V Group LLC to work closely with management as they embark on the process, according to the LA Times.
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Parsons will star as the narrator of the sitcom, which gave Armitage an opportunity to work closely with the 44-year old award-winning actor.
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She'll also work closely with Fox's incoming CEO and chairman Lachlan Murdoch — the eldest son of 21st Century Fox and News Corp's founder Rupert Murdoch.
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Zanzibar - a popular resort island - is committed to the fight against plastic pollution and will work closely with its citizens to find solutions, he added.
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They also work closely with Facebook's own privacy, security, and legal teams to make sure that the project is up to the company's standards, too.
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Newtown Police have strong relationships with the vast majority of local licensed venues and work closely with venue managers and staff on a frequent basis.
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If things don't go well at home, everyone is prepared and ready to make the transfer because home and hospital delivery systems work closely together.
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The senior producer will work closely with journalists, helping them bring their stories to life in audio, and will develop new story and segment ideas.
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The idea is to work closely together to help customers understand and use the two sets of technologies in tandem in a more efficient manner.
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In those studies, patients work closely with therapists, and the ones who had more mystical experiences while on the drug saw a stronger antidepressant response.
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Trump said that such a pact must be directly negotiated between Israel and Palestine, and the U.S. would work closely to help foster a deal.
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"We will work closely with the NCAA and lawmakers on a carve-out for collegiate sports in any proposed regulatory framework moving forward," DraftKings added.
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If a NAFTA deal is not reached before the election, Mexico's negotiators will work closely with the incoming government's transition team, Smith told Mexican radio.
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"Paperchase will work closely with employees affected by the closures to try and ensure their continued employment with the business," it said in a statement.
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"We're planning to work closely with our partners in the next months to understand the value of the data in real disaster scenarios," Jackman added.
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He began working with Uber in 2011 and has continued to work closely with the company in multiple cities and jurisdictions to navigate regulatory hurdles.
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Administered by heads of government, this global body should work closely with riparian states, as well as existing organizations at the global and regional level.
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Portfolio start-ups will work closely with Googlers across the organization, but the company says that it will be mindful of keeping proprietary information safe.
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Nest's platform team will now work closely with Android chief Hiroshi Lockheimer This is just the latest in a series of organizational changes at Nest.
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"The company continues to work closely with regulators and is cooperating fully with all investigations," Brooke Buchanan, a spokeswoman for Theranos, said in an email.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry congratulated Johnson Thursday, and the two pledged to work closely together as NATO allies, according to the State Department.
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And his ability to work closely and well with other departments will perhaps provide some comity to an executive branch that often has been chaotic.
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Among other planned realignments, he indicated a gracious willingness to work closely with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the seemingly common issues of fighting ISIS.
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It said the two men "noted the long history of friendship" between their countries and would work closely on "matters of shared interest and concern".
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Bender will oversee product, design and strategy for News and work closely with Richard Gingras, VP of News, who oversees relationships and initiatives with publishers.
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That's a good thing, if we want robots and humans to be able to work closely together as part of the same, cohesive, social unit.
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" She says if the inquiry does not work closely with the families of the victims, the government might as well "flush it down the toilet.
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Once this is done, the team work closely with law enforcement agencies internationally to ensure that what they've found is quickly investigated and taken down.
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He will also need to work closely in this process with not only the two key U.S. allies — Japan and South Korea — but also China.
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Thune will work closely with newly-named FCC chairman Ajit Pai, who also opposes net neutrality and has been in favor of overhauling the agency.
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We plan to work closely with regulators as we prepare to launch our cash management program, and we're revamping our marketing materials, including the name.
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Iraqi counterterrorism forces, which work closely with American Special Operations commandos in Iraq, are also expected to join the Kurdish forces in the coming days.
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Officials who work closely with Mr. Mahdi said he had issued his order to curtail the armed groups' power under pressure from the United States.
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The sad thing, at least for art, is that in 1961 Ms. Shiraga stopped making her own visionary art to work closely with her husband.
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"Safety is a top priority for SXSW, and we work closely with local, state, and federal agencies year-round to plan for a safe event."
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Safety is a top priority for SXSW, and we work closely with local, state, and federal agencies year-round to plan for a safe event.
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President Trump pledged to work closely with Japan on security and economic issues during a meeting with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the White House.
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It said it continued to work closely with the Ecuadorean government and with local communities to create a sustainable and responsible mining industry in Ecuador.
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So to deploy the robot, a client has to work closely with BD. "We're not putting it on Amazon and saying, 'Buy this,'" Perry says.
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May's government has had to work closely with business leaders over recent months as it seeks to secure their loyalty to the U.K. post-Brexit.
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Houseplant's first press release noted that the company is "aware of the racial injustices that exist" and will work closely to help those unjustly incarcerated.
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"As always, Etihad continues to work closely with lenders, Jet management and key stakeholders to facilitate a solution for Jet Airways," an Etihad spokesperson said.
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You still get referrals, but you don't get that tightly coupled hand-off that tends to be most effective when organizations work closely with one another.
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"The Company will continue to engage and work closely with all creditors to achieve the best possible consensual restructuring outcome for all interested parties," ECS said.
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Video interns work closely with Tech Insider's reporters and editors to produce stories for a wide, general audience across the web and various social media platforms.
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Rio Tinto Chief Executive Jean-Sebastien Jacques said the company would work closely with CNUC "to ensure a smooth transition and ongoing sustainable operation at Rossing".
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"We continue to work closely with the Met Police to respond to reports of drones at Heathrow," a spokesperson for the airport said in a statement.
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"The SFMTA would urge any potential operators of new transportation services to work closely with the SFMTA prior to launching a new program," the spokesperson said.
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Supermajority will also work closely with the online group Pantsuit Nation, a Facebook group and online advocacy community created to support Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential bid.
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Al-Ahmed said the sheikh publicly spoke of the need to work closely with Saudi Arabia's Sunni majority and would lead small prayer groups among Shiites.
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"I am receiving regular updates and the Home Office will work closely with Essex Police as we establish exactly what has happened," Johnson said on Twitter.
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We continue to work closely with our customers and sales channel partners to maximize our revenue opportunities and gain further market share, even through the slowdown.
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It could also be a sign that the administration means to continue trying to work closely with Central Europe based on Mitchell's principles of shared interests.
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The deal will see Booking Holdings — which was formerly known as Priceline — work closely with Didi to offer its on-demand car services through its Booking.
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I have directed the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to work closely with the Federal Reserve to accelerate work on the new $20 and $5 notes.
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But there are examples where lawyers and artists must work closely together, like the legal defense team for Steve Kurtz, the Critical Art Ensemble (CAE) member.
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"CAIR-Florida continues to work closely with our community to keep them safe by providing security training sessions in mosques and other locations throughout the state."
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Torc will continue to be run on an arms-length basis from Daimler but the Torc team will work closely with Daimler Trucks' developers, Daimler said.
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Instead it should work closely with its allies to assess how far existing weapons can redress the military balance, and the impact of any new missiles.
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If there were ever such an event as Bloomberg News has claimed, we would be forthcoming about it and we would work closely with law enforcement.
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"We call it hands-on expertise and attitude to move faster and work closely with our trade partners, " he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Friday.
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My consultants in Washington DC would work closely with the Republican team on how we would use their tools to the best benefit for our clients.
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We're evaluating steps we can take on our own platforms and will work closely with lawmakers, the FEC, and the industry to explore the best solutions.
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"We will work closely with Dean Logan and the County Registrar to ensure this does not happen again and that every vote is counted," he added.
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The U.S. government "continue(s) to work closely with partners around the world to slow and degrade Iran's missile program," said Toner, the State Department spokesman.
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The government has pushed the U.S. and North Korean security services to work closely to prepare for the summit, a senior Vietnamese security official told Reuters.
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Police will work closely with the Medical Board of California, which licenses doctors, and will ultimately refer any evidence of criminal wrongdoing to prosecutors, Eisenberg said.
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Boeing and Lockheed already work closely with German industry and have said they would seek to form partnerships to build and maintain a future German helicopter.
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But she remained light on details about many of her policy ideas, instead pledging to work closely with Congress on transportation issues after she is confirmed.
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The peso, which was under pressure before the election, strengthened on Tuesday after Lopez Obrador vowed to work closely with Pena Nieto for an orderly transition.
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The PRA will work closely with the Financial Conduct Authority to assess instances where inappropriate culture and behaviour within firms may impact compliance with regulatory expectations.
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"I am directing my administration to work closely with Congress and our allies to address the deal's many serious flaws," Trump said in his speech Friday.
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Tsay will work closely with the other doctors at Apple, who hail from an array of different specialties and work across teams under the various leaders.
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Instead, Mr. Carter said the new military initiatives in the region were consistent with longstanding American policy to work closely with countries that share its interests.
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"At the end of dinner, I really gave Satya a number of areas I thought we could work closely on," Mr. Benioff said in the interview.
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" Lucas added that "the federal government can and should also work closely with state and local election officials to deal with foreign and domestic cyber threats.
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They say they are still in awe of how humble the investor is about his impact and how willing he is to work closely with them.
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Prosecutors work closely with correction officers, Mr. Abady said, just as they do with the police, and have often declined to vigorously pursue charges against guards.
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Tencent respects and understands Naspers' decision and looks forward to continuing to work closely together in building a mutually supportive and prosperous future for both companies.
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Passantino will work closely with the Trump Organization's chief general counsel Alan Garten and chief compliance counsel George Sorial, according to sources familiar with the arrangement.
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He will become executive chairman of the board of directors and continue to work closely with the senior management team, Nike said in a press release.
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Health authorities did not work closely with the private sector to guarantee the supply of medical items like chemical compounds and nasal swabs, the Journal reported.
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Presidential nominees typically work closely with their national parties to raise money for competitive down-ballot races throughout the country in addition to the presidential election.
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I'm going to work closely to find answers to the challenges we have," adding, "It must be addressed and shouldn't be used as a political football.
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Now it's time to tighten those screws further, fully apply the sanctions passed by Congress last summer, and work closely with our partners to follow suit.
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They also work closely with unions and longer-standing activist groups that are well known for representing — and being led by — working-class people of color.
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UPS, too, expects to work closely with Tesla on building on-site charging stations, according to Scott Phillippi, global engineering director for the parcel delivery behemoth.
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We very much hope, however, that accepted teachers will work closely with administrators or supervisors at their schools to coordinate the professional development they will offer.
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The Press Officer will report to the Chief Marketing and Communications Officer and work closely with other members of marketing, communications, and BBB National Programs' teams.
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While Saudi-bashing makes for good politics, U.S. diplomats and military and intelligence officials work closely with the Saudis on issues like terrorism, Syria and Iran.
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Didi said police were looking for the person suspected to have killed the woman and it would work closely with law enforcement authorities on the case.
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Our police officers, Departments of Homeland Security and Justice, and the intelligence community work closely to put key pieces of puzzles together to stop future attacks.
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Eric Holcomb of Indiana, a Republican elected in November, said the governor's office would work closely with Indiana's largely Republican congressional delegation to defend state priorities.
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"Influencer marketing companies and agencies, as well as networks, also work closely with brands to identify the right influencers for a given initiative/campaign," he said.
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It also shows that some employees who work closely with Congress or other DC-based agencies are being moved to the other side of the country.
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The company won't say how it will conform to local legislation, especially as it must work closely with the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation Authority.
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They make clear that part of this dynamic is a personal one: A lot of people who work closely with Cruz are just truly repelled by him.
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Cohn will "make sure increasing wages for American workers will be a top priority" and "work closely" with the Treasury and Commerce departments, the transition team said.
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"Additionally, we also work closely with the FCC who report them to us directly as well as the filters we have in place," said Moore by email.
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While she will work closely with the other deputy national security adviser, K.T. McFarland, Powell will focus more on running day-to-day operations at the NSC.
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"As an exporting nation, Canada is always eager to work closely to reduce trade barriers between our countries," Trudeau said at the podium, barely containing a grin.
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I have told John, who has been nothing but gracious since we spoke, that I would work closely with him to assure a seamless and organic transition.
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What we do is we try to work closely with our partners and our suppliers, and try to see where we can save on cost through efficiencies.
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Otomo struggled with adapting the work as a live-action film himself, but it sounds like he'll work closely with Waititi to bring the story to light.
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As a savvy political figure, he understands that his best bet as president would be to work closely with the party that brought him to the dance.
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"We will work closely with the IFEZ Authority to accelerate IFEZ's transition to a smart city powered by SK Telecom's 5G network and mobility technologies," he added.
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Mah said Malaysia's ambassadors in the 28 EU member countries will raise objections and that he will work closely with Indonesia to protect the interests of smallholders.
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In a press release it was announced he will work closely with Donatella to design a Zayn x Versus capsule collection including both men's and women's clothing.
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Blossom makes a small number of high conviction investments each year, which allows the team to work closely with their companies, helping them achieve their ambitious goals.
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They work closely with sales, public relations and product development staff to discuss topics such as budgets and contracts, marketing plans and the selection of advertising media.
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Some of these critics were Conservative politicians who campaigned for leave — whom carney may have to work closely with in the result of a possible government reshuffle.
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This will incorporate the party's discipline-enforcement body but work closely with the courts and report to the legislature—ie, there will be no separation of powers.
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"They agreed to work closely together to transition over the existing trade agreement between South Korea and the European Union," it added in a statement on Friday.
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"Sheraton Atlanta continues to work closely with public health officials and environmental experts to determine if the hotel is the source of the Legionella outbreak," Peduzzi said.
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C.), chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus and a close ally of President Trump, plans to work closely with Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.
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Together the trio — who are listed as 'operating partners' at Jungle — will invest in companies in Southeast Asia and work closely with them to scale their business.
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As importantly, our investments make it clear to our people that these are special companies and we want to work closely with them and learn from them.
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Sprint describes the program this way:Sprint and the Sprint Foundation also will work closely with these program members to determine the best device solution for local students.
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The statement said that the two ministers decided to work closely to develop cooperation between Turkey and France and agreed to meet in Paris on Aug. 27.
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My administration will organize every needed federal agency and research institution to work closely with businesses and investors in order to dominate the industries of the future.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Engie chief executive Isabelle Kocher said she would work closely with new board chairman Jean-Pierre Clamadieu, who formally takes up his position on Friday.
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Multiple reports have detailed the "school-to-deportation pipeline" that exists on Long Island, where school officials, local cops, and ICE work closely to identify gang suspects.
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ME WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE IN ITS OWN BRAND AND WORK CLOSELY WITH ITS EXISTING PARTNERS AND MERCHANTS * UPON COMPLETION, ZHANG XUHAO TO BECOME CHAIRMAN OF ELE.
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EDF's head of nuclear Xavier Ursat told a parliament commission hearing on Wednesday that the firm would work closely with French nuclear regulator ASN on proposed solutions.
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The No.2 U.S. carmaker said Shanks, 66, will work closely with Stone on the transition and then on special projects through the end of the year.
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We continue to work closely with and support the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, the personal safety charity, to ensure our internal safety processes are as secure as possible.
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InterWest board partner Drew Harman, the final new hire, has joined as a board partner and will work closely with the chief executive officers of Shasta's startups.
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A spokesman for the Home Office (interior ministry) said it would continue to work closely with stakeholders across the country on the future "skills-based immigration system".
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The British capital has become a hub for Jolie's humanitarian efforts, as she continues to work closely with British foreign policy experts Chloe Dalton and Arminka Helic.
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The hands-on experience allowed them to work closely together, from the beginning design process and fitting, to a concluding runway show featuring the students' final projects.
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For the company's chairman, third-generation member Paolo, it was a good opportunity to work closely with wool growers to develop the right fibers for its products.
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In his new role, Marciel will work closely with the environmental and social advisory and positive impact finance teams to further develop the bank's sustainable financing capabilities.
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Pruitt's 2018 plan is unprecedented and would eliminate more than 100 staff members in ENRD who work closely with EPA enforcement staff to protect the American people.
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"We will continue to work closely with our trade and law enforcement partners to identify and seize counterfeit merchandise that could potentially harm US consumers and businesses."
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HighBar's partners work closely with foundersOnce HighBar invests in companies, its partners sit down with management teams and go over various aspects of their businesses, Peters said.
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British and American intelligence services work closely together, and, while Steele was at M.I.6, British intelligence was often included in the U.S. President's daily-briefing reports.
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Top industry executives who work closely with influencers said this change could lead to companies finding alternative ways to measure engagement, such as with comments and saves.
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"We are gathering information to better assess the situation and will work closely with our members to provide whatever support we are able to through this process."
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"Saudi Arabia will continue to work closely with other producers to monitor and stabilize the market by making sure that production cuts are continuing," the source said.
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Britain's business ministry said it would continue to work closely with the Canadian government to encourage all parties to reach a credible resolution as quickly as possible.
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JIM CRAMER: Well, speaking of that kind of analysis, I had seen this the other day, David Cordani -- and there could -- these guys work closely with you.
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A group representing the country's mayors has launched a new infrastructure task force to work closely with the Trump administration and Congress on a massive rebuilding package.
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I will be fully dedicated to the business through year-end, and will work closely with the Board to find the best candidate to lead us forward.
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Submitters of winning proposals will receive a budget of up to USD 11,000 and will work closely with the apexart team to turn their ideas into exhibitions.
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Why it matters: State parties work closely with local candidates and campaigns, but don't always get the national attention and money that could make them more competitive.
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The policy angle: Uber has warned that policymakers and industry should work closely with the communities that would see the effects of a network of flying cars.
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"The use of drones around airports is illegal and dangerous and we continue to work closely with the Met Police on their ongoing investigations," a spokeswoman said.
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HOME DEPOT CEO - THERE IS NO IMPACT ON WELL OVER HALF OF THE POTENTIAL TARIFF IMPACT TO OUR BUSINESS AS WE WORK CLOSELY WITH OUR SUPPLIER PARTNERS
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Our distinguished faculty of artists and art historians work closely with students to develop their graduate portfolios, culminating in the Thesis Exhibition in the University Art Museum.
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Unexpected sources of income can easily throw off taxpayers' estimates, which is why they need to work closely with their accountant to figure out what they owe.
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A German government spokesman said he could neither confirm nor deny the report, adding that Merkel was determined to work closely with Macron on euro zone reforms.
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"The airline's management and its key stakeholders, including its consortium of lenders, continue to work closely towards resolving the current situation," the company said in a statement.
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Prosecutors will need to work closely with refugees who have evidence of genocide, including raw footage that can help prove crimes or corroborate other evidence of crimes.
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In addition to Iran, hackers from Russia and North Korea have started targeting organizations that work closely with presidential candidates, according to security researchers and intelligence officials.
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We will cooperate fully with the office of the Data Protection Commission in its inquiry, and continue to work closely with regulators and consumer associations across Europe.
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Povaly, Rudnicki, Dowling, and Maman will work closely with Kevin Foley, head of EMEA loan and high yield capital markets, the memo said, and report to Orssten.
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General Mashhadani said that despite bitter feelings among many of the soldiers he commands, he continues to work closely, if under trying circumstances, with his American counterparts.
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Nonetheless, he said Mexico and the United States would continue to work closely together as Washington has plenty of reasons for wanting a robust southern Mexican border.
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Around 1,000 U.S. troops have been deployed in northeastern Syria, where they work closely with the Kurdish YPG, which leads the Syrian Democratic Forces in the region.
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" Ms. Madey said she was also worn down by the "relentless" cycle of five-week exhibitions, which does not allow time "to work closely with the artists.
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In a statement, Boeing said it will study the panel's work "closely, as we continue to work with government and industry stakeholders to enhance the certification process."
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China is also not shy about exploiting the fact that German automakers like VW, BMW, Audi and Daimler, who work closely with Huawei, depend on the company.
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When the United States and the European Union work closely together and share the same point of view for the Western Balkans, one sees hope and progress.
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"We will work closely with our clients to support them in the transition to find an alternative solution for their credit and cash management needs," he added.
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As a leader in the FBI, I had the opportunity to work closely with the folks who run the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS.
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They will work closely with Credit Suisse - which remains SIX's leading adviser and financing bank - and will be in charge of finetuning the deal, the sources said.
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The program allows the DEA to vet and train police and military personnel from other countries, then work closely with them to target drug kingpins and cartels.
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The MFA program at CSU is a competitive interdisciplinary studio-based program that allows students to work closely with an outstanding faculty from across media and specializations.
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I work closely with two different teams at my company, and often my co-workers will go through me when they need something from the other team.
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" The Smithsonian released a statement: "We are delighted that we could work closely with Te Papa on the return of these Māori and Moriori individuals to New Zealand.
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On Thursday, Will, who continues to work closely with the foundation, rang the bell at the Nasdaq MarketSite in honor of the 5.4 million Americans living with paralysis.
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UK intelligence agencies work closely with their US counterparts, as well as those in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, as part of the "Five Eyes" intelligence sharing agreement.
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"We'll continue to work closely with this prime minister and the government of Georgia broadly to advance the policies that will facilitate becoming a NATO member," he said.
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So were members of the Chesapeake Bay Commission, a bipartisan legislative group for three states in the bay's watershed that work closely with the EPA's Chesapeake Bay Program.
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Most survey respondents believed it was OK to turn away people with drug addictions from employment or housing, and said they didn't want to work closely with them.
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My office will continue to work closely with our law enforcement partners to ensure these treasured creatures are safe and those who illegally keep them are held accountable.
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AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health, and CVS said they are committed to stopping the misuse of their products, and that they will work closely with federal regulators to do so.
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In addition, the four ministers who have held cabinet positions in the past will have to learn to work closely with colleagues who have come from civil society.
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"We stand by our ally Turkey and pledge to continue to work closely together to defeat the common threat of terrorism," said U.S. Ambassador to Turkey John Bass.
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He will work closely with Eric over the next several weeks to ensure a seamless transition as we approach the safe return to service of the 737 MAX.
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We continue to work closely with farmers, our suppliers and conservation organizations to minimize the use of pesticides on the crops and ingredients we use in our foods.
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The SPD supports strengthening the euro zone, for instance by giving more powers to its European Stability Mechanism, so a grand coalition could work closely with Mr Macron.
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We will work closely with the CNIL over the next few months to understand the agency's concerns fully and to work toward solutions that it will find acceptable.
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To be clear, we have no evidence they did this, but the officials who manage voter registration records often work closely with those who manage voting machines themselves.
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It added that it is also continuing to work "closely" with drone manufacturers to use geofencing technology to prevent drones from entering restricted zones — such as military sites.
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Employees have been told that Verily and other Alphabet groups won't be impacted by Feinberg's hire and will work closely with the new health team instead, sources said.
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Perry said he would work closely with the committee to find a solution to storing nuclear waste, but did not offer specifics on how he would do that.
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Good pointers are to be found in Norway, Scotland and, indeed, in parts of Latvia, where the probation services work closely with the rest of the legal system.
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The group said it would work closely with the government to address issues raised "to ensure that a fair and just conclusion to the mines audit is reached".
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McConnell said he expects the GOP-controlled Congress to work closely with Trump and to negotiate quietly behind the scenes over issues where they disagree, such as trade.
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The EU backs Libya's coastguards in its efforts to intercept people heading to Europe but they work closely with people smugglers who torture people for money, Amnesty said.
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Britain should continue to work closely with the EU post-Brexit, given that a tenth of its aid currently spent in partnership with European nations, development experts said.
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Seth will provide critical regional coverage in the Americas and will work closely with colleagues in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific, the memo added.
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We will work closely with our publisher partners to experiment with these different formats to understand what works, and they will have full editorial control of their shows.
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We will work closely with governments and the public at large to address privacy concerns, while providing visual Earth coverage for the benefit of humanity and our planet.
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He said Japan would work closely with the United States and South Korea including on solving the issue of Japanese citizens abducted in the past by North Korea.
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They now offer notes on scripts, watch rough cuts of episodes and work closely with the writers and actors to make the trans performances as authentic as possible.
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Trump on Monday said he ordered the Department of Justice (DOJ) to work closely with social media companies to identify potential mass shooters based on their online footprints.
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You'll work closely with social media editors to help keep our readers up to date on the latest business news, grow CNBC's audience, and craft our social voice.
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In fact, people in India who work closely with Chinese businesses estimate that China's investments into the country could be at least five times greater than official numbers.
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Work closely with Headquarters staff, Making History Campaign staff and State Office staff in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia to successfully increase CBFs presence at the federal level. 2628.
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It's not just administration officials who are growing increasingly impatient -- people who work closely with the committees of jurisdiction are also hearing frustrations about the lack of action.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain agrees with the United States that Iran poses a heightened threat and will work closely with its ally, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Thursday.
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Rather than thwarting Moon's engagement initiatives, the United States should work closely with South Korea to shape an engagement process that will serve the allies' long-term interests.
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Ceci Connolly is the president and CEO of the Alliance of Community Health Plans (ACHP) which represents health insurers that work closely with physicians to care for patients.
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Bringing governments and the private sector to work closely together has the ability not only to provide opportunity to those who need it, but to truly deliver results.
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British police would work closely with their French counterparts in Marseille and would seek banning orders for any England fans causing trouble, Assistant Chief Constable Mark Roberts said.
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"Your idea that we should be a partnership company and work closely with others in the industry has been key to some of our greatest successes," Sandberg said.
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"We work closely with students and campus partners such as the UConn Library to promote open textbooks to different professors and educate students on their options," she added.
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"We work closely with the Rugby Players Associations and World Rugby to ensure training and awareness programs are rolled out through match officials, coaches and administrators," he added.
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David Price of North Carolina announced on March 227 that he would self-quarantine after learning that one of his colleagues "with whom I work closely" tested positive.
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"While we work closely with C.C.O.P., we refuse to limit resident engagement to one group because all tenants deserve to have input," Ms. Blake said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will work closely with Brazil on trade and military issues following Jair Bolsonaro's presidential election victory, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Erdogan vowed to work closely together to prevent the disintegration of Iraq and Syria and to oppose the Iraqi Kurds' drive for independence.
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"We are keeping an open mind as to the circumstances regarding this incident and will continue to work closely with partners to progress our enquiries," Mills told reporters.
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The EU welcomes the commitment of the UK to work closely with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in supporting the investigation into the attack.
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According to two people who work closely with Mr. Bezos, the chief executive became more focused on corporate reputation issues after The Times article and the Hachette uproar.
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Harris suggests putting together a small group of leaders — a task force of sorts — who'll work closely with executive leadership and HR to guide internal communications and decisions.
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Waldron said Daffey's promotion is part of the bank's "One Goldman" strategy, in which senior leaders from all parts of the bank work closely to address clients' priorities.
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However, the company says it plans to continue to work closely on the project over the next six months to refine it further as it's more broadly available.
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We also have world-class photographers and contributors we rely on regularly, and we work closely with editors, developers and business colleagues in Hong Kong and New York.
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"We continue to work closely with the Metropolitan Police to ensure the safe operation of the airport, which remains fully open and operational," a spokesperson told the BBC.
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Beyond blocking fraudsters from our store, we also work closely with brands and law enforcement to hold bad actors accountable offline, including both civil and criminal law suits.
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Which is all to say that Spot is delicately exploring a new kind of automation, in which sensitive machines work closely with humans, instead of replacing them outright.
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"We continue to work closely with the FAA and global regulators towards certification and the safe return to service of the Max," the company said in a statement.
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More than 1,000 U.S. troops are currently deployed in northeastern Syria, where they work closely with the Kurdish YPG, which leads the Syrian Democratic Forces in the region.
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"We will bring our expertise and work closely with government to ensure that the child protection goals of the DEA (Digital Economy Act) are achieved," the spokesperson continued.
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He said emerging and developing markets had been the primary engine of global growth and that such countries needed to work closely to build an open world economy.
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"Our government will continue to work closely with its international partners to ensure that this crash is thoroughly investigated, and that Canadians' questions are answered," read Trudeau's statement.
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My administration will work closely with all 50 states to implement paper ballots and risk-based auditing to secure our election systems from fraud and malicious attack. 5.
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Lisa Murkowski said she is not comfortable with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell saying he will work closely with the White House on President Donald Trump's impeachment defense.
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The U.S. and China must work closely to reach a trade deal as their bilateral dispute has a global impact, said China's former vice finance minister on Monday.
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Kitamura said he expects Ghosn and Kelly to be tried together on the two charges of understating income, and that he will work closely with Ghosn's legal team.
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The department said it would work closely with students and families to ensure that each student is offered a spot at a higher-performing school for next year.
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"TSA will continue to work closely with our aviation partners and verify that all security enhancements are accurately implemented," TSA spokeswoman Lucy Martinez said in a statement Wednesday.
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Pence told reporters that Moon agreed to work closely with the United States toward the second U.S.-North Korea summit, as Washington maintains its "maximum pressure" against Pyongyang.
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"My titles and imagery work closely together—not to allude to a specific memory, but rather to show what has sifted through this, my human filter," says Milk.
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"We will continue to work closely with the White House to address the new guidance provided by the Commander-in-Chief on transgender individuals serving the military," he said.
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Nest's engineers could work closely with the teams behind products such as the Google Home, Google Pixel, and the Pixelbook, to bring such devices into its smart home ecosystem.
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However, he called for the leaders of the two countries to work closely to rebuild ties and hammer out a deal following their meeting at the G20 last weekend.
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"To establish a complete, irreversible and verifiable denuclearization of North Korea we agreed to continue to fully implement all relevant U.N. resolutions and to work closely together," Kono said.
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Battista, who will leave Time when the deal with Meredith closes, will work closely with the Meredith management team to ensure a smooth transition, the companies said on Sunday.
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Supply of this batch of product has been temporarily suspended while we work closely with three of our Queensland suppliers to ensure we are receiving the best quality produce.
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"States across Europe need to work closely together with NGOs, trade unions and the private sector to help end this heinous exploitation and abuse," Mullally said in a statement.
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Beyond the stuff you'd expect—work closely with law enforcement, consult terrorism experts, improve content moderation—the report confirms that Facebook is using artificial intelligence to ferret out extremism.
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I have known him for many years and we will be able to work closely together to help bring stability and peace to Israel and to the entire region.
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"While our policy prohibits the release of specific details concerning personnel-related matters, we will continue to work closely and in full cooperation with the Hanover County Sheriff's Office."
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UNC Health Care said it always intends to work closely with law enforcement, and that in such cases hospital staff will often alert authorities when a suspect is discharged.
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"...The Mayor will continue to work closely with SPD and our officers to ensure they have the resources necessary to maintain their safety and the safety of our community."
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It's a good idea to work closely with progressive Jewish groups, even when anti-Semitism isn't a raging issue and especially with those already part of the left movement.
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I will remain CEO during the search and will work closely alongside the Board to identify and hire the right leader that will help GitHub achieve its full potential.
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According to new photos from the upcoming episode — which will air on April 26 — she will work closely with Jo, who did not join the series until season 9.
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"The matter is currently under adjudication and we continue to work closely with the authorities to address any queries that they may have on the subject," the spokeswoman said.
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But when the group went on to work closely with the federal government on a program about strategies to fight decay, it downplayed the most obvious, cutting out sugar.
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"We are continuing to work closely with committee investigators to provide detailed, thorough answers to their questions," a Twitter spokesperson told BuzzFeed News in response to the missed deadline.
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Tweeting from his personal account, Modi said his conversation with Trump had been "warm", and that they would work closely in the coming days to further strengthen bilateral ties.
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Mondkar helped build products for Ariba, the company which SAP acquired for $4.3 billion in 2012, and SirionLabs said he will "work closely" with its product and engineering teams.
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Advocates also want to work closely with the local city council to study and track the local effects of the ordinance, which could provide more data on psilocybin use.
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In practical terms, she will oversee a multibillion-dollar effort and work closely with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's science advisory board to support and help bring research to fruition.
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"The department continues to work closely with mosquito control to ensure trapping, reduction and prevention activities are conducted in the area of investigation," they said in a press release.
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In cases where U.S. citizens are reported detained in North Korea, we work closely with the Swedish Embassy, which serves as the United States' Protecting Power in North Korea.
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Microsoft doubled down on its commitment to what it called "mixed reality" today at its Build developer conference, revealing motion controllers that work closely with VR headsets from Acer.
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The company said it will request a meeting with the agency and work closely with the health regulator in its effort to launch the treatment as soon as possible.
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They had signed on to working at a bookshop where they could talk about gay literature and work closely with customers who were seeking political solidarity and intellectual engagement.
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Wiant "successfully led the build-out of a top bank M&A advisory practice," at RBC and will work closely with Jim Spencer, vice chairman Americas FIG, Przygoda said.
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The explanation is simple: A team of two producers who are credited as a team and work closely together count as one producer, from the Academy's point of view.
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"Americans informed us that they will only keep limited, necessary staff who work closely on the maintenance of Iraqi F-16 war planes," one of the Iraqi sources said.
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Here is where research and development teams work closely with skilled talent to invent new technologies used by companies and people throughout the world, keeping the U.S. globally competitive.
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"We will continue to work closely with the White House to address the new guidance provided by the Commander-in-Chief on transgender individuals serving the military," Navy Capt.
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Khan will then work closely with OPP specialists who provide local communities with expert design advice, as well as the technical and engineering support to install the new system.
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Despite the differences between the United States and Russia, the foundation for cooperation and the opportunity to work closely on foreign policy issues are strong, especially when fighting terrorism.
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"Avlon brings extensive digital experience to the network, and will work closely with CNN's digital teams on original reporting and commentary," CNN said in a statement announcing the move.
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Kosgei added that the police work closely with community leaders and said he is not aware of any other cases where a boy has died during an initiation ceremony.
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Chevron continues to work closely with the government of Indonesia on its efforts to help optimize oil recovery and production from this asset, Sianipar told Reuters by text message.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and French President Emmanuel Macron spoke by phone for more than an hour Sunday, agreeing to work closely to maintain the deal, the Elysee said.
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Second, we should work closely with our African partners to raise standards in key substantive building blocks that have the greatest potential to unlock value for business and investors.
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Neal's partial to earmarks, is a prolific fundraiser for Democrats and is often seen as someone who can work closely with members on the other side of the aisle.
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To achieve trust, both industry and authorities must continue to work closely together to find a safety regime that "strikes the balance between innovation and safety," Dr Puthucheary said.
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The creators of the subscription box work closely with Imagineers and the Walt Disney studio archives to create each of the items using vintage art and assets as inspiration.
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"We will continue to work closely with (British tax authority) HMRC to ensure that all sellers on our platform comply with the law," eBay said in an emailed statement.
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Congresswoman Ann Wagner will chair the Suburban Caucus and work closely with each of the task forces to shape a legislative platform that is dynamically responsive to suburban Americans.
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Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told Reuters last week that the Trump administration must work closely with European allies as it develops its new Iran policy.
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"To establish a complete, irreversible and verifiable denuclearisation of North Korea we agreed to continue to fully implement all relevant U.N. resolutions and to work closely together," Kono said.
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We work closely with a range of partners, including those in the banking sector, sharing relevant information, guidance and assistance to help mitigate the threat posed by cyber crime.
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We also will work closely with our clubs to ensure that any state efforts that move forward in the meantime protect our fans and the integrity of our game.
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You can explain to potential employers that this person is actually a more appropriate reference, because you didn't work closely with the person who was, on paper, your supervisor.
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They work closely with their front offices in a manner that the Yankees, who dismissed Joe Girardi last week after 10 winning seasons, will seek from their next manager.
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Discussions with people who work in the Trump administration, or work closely with the Trump administration, make clear that the core of the staffing crisis is a management crisis.
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The new hires will work closely with co-CIO George Lee, in advancing its "engineering strategy" to "deliver differentiated and innovative technology and data solutions," according to the memo.
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We take our commitment to protecting public health seriously and when issues arise, we work closely with states, local governments, and water suppliers to review and address, as appropriate.
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Reactor operators, the suppliers say, work closely to stagger maintenance shutdowns to minimize shortages and respond to disruptions in production, and producers have increased the number of uranium targets.
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"We continue to work closely with our partners and suppliers to ensure all critical equipment to keep the network stable is in stock and available for use," said Taukobong.
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In a statement, the Pentagon directed questions to the White House and said it will "work closely with the White House to address the new guidance" given by Trump.
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Analysts expect department store chains will be proactive by either buying smaller businesses outright to improve their own, or investing in new start-ups to work closely with them.
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The British government has said it would like to work closely with the EMA to avoid the cost of taking over the job of regulating all medicines after Brexit.
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In the document, the German parties called for "a new awakening for Europe" and pledged to work closely with France to achieve this, but remained vague on the details.
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A mix of in-house and agency PR help is idealHaving a PR person on staff means there's someone who can work closely with internal teams on PR needs.
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Her group will work closely with existing teams inside Goldman's investment bank that sell derivatives and structured finance products, with the goal of drumming up more business from corporations.
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"Schools, health and social care services, charities and others have a critical role in ending this evil practice and we will continue to work closely with them," McNulty said.
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The Treasury and Justice departments should work closely together to ensure that funding sources in all FARA registrations pass Know Your Customer (KYC) and color of money stress testing.
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It would also create a new agency under the National Science Foundation focused on emerging technology, which would work closely with DARPA, an agency that funds defense-related research.
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In addition, health plan administrators and PBMs can work closely together to identify and reach out to those who have been prescribed opioids for more than a given timeframe.
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The new format will also bring a change in the job description for the American captain, who will work closely with the United States Tennis Association's player development program.
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"We continue to work closely with farmers, our suppliers and conservation organizations to minimize the use of pesticides on the ingredients we use in our foods," the company said.
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Yet that description suggests Mueller decided not to file a bare-bones report, an outcome legal experts following his work closely said was possible under the special counsel regulations.
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The Uber CEO had faced criticism for his agreement to work closely with the Trump administration, as well as the company's response to the White House's recent travel ban.
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"Americans informed us that they will only keep limited, necessary staff who work closely on the maintenance of Iraqi F-16 war planes," one of the Iraqi sources said.
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It's surprising and encouraging to see both Microsoft and Apple work closely together on a Windows app, especially as Apple has used Microsoft's latest Windows APIs for cloud storage sync.
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Hackley, who will focus on corporate banking activities, will work closely with global industrials co-head Wes Walraven and report to the bank's global head of corporate banking, Michael Roberts.
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" Modi tweeted that he had a "warm conversation" with the President and said the pair had "agreed to work closely in the coming days to further strengthen our bilateral ties.
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To get an edge, DocPrime has pushed to work closely with China-based Ping An Good Doctor, a fellow Vision Fund company that claims over 30 million monthly active users.
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When Trump won the White House race in November, Merkel pointedly offered to work closely with him on the basis of values of democracy, freedom and respect for the law.
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He continues to work closely with Kabbani, who has facilitated introductions between PillPack's team and top Amazon executives in areas like AWS and Haven, people familiar with the matter said.
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Li wrote that China was ready to work closely with Europe in upholding the Paris Climate Agreement, supporting sustainable development, retaining the international nuclear deal with Iran and fighting terrorism.
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Go deeper: Jarrett Blanc of the Carnegie Endowment writes for Axios Expert Voices that, despite strained ties, the Trump administration "needs to work closely with Turkey to address" Khashoggi's disappearance.
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ArcelorMittal said in a statement on August 15 that the company would "work closely with the agencies involved" to rectify the spill, according to a press release from Cannon's office.
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"We're excited to work closely with Apple to set a new standard of trust online, and we hope you'll enjoy this update," said the search engine in a blog post.
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" The smaller printing is the result of it being a script book, but Scholastic said it "will work closely with accounts to be sure they get the books they need.
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Elbit Systems said it will work closely with Diehl Defence and Airbus Defence and Space for the integration of the systems inside the A400M defence aid support systems protection suite.
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"We assure you that the Department will continue to work closely with the FBI and together, dedicate all necessary resources and take appropriate steps as expeditiously as possible," Kadzik wrote.
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The Trump administration has come under fire for its various Russian ties, but instead of distancing himself, it looks like Trump wants the U.S. and Russia to work closely together.
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As an industry leader in consumer protections, we will work closely with the NCAA and lawmakers on a carve-out for collegiate sports in any proposed regulatory framework moving forward.
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We work closely with international partners both in law enforcement and industry to share intelligence and work collaboratively to bring those involved in the sexual exploitation of children to account.
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"We will work closely with our publisher partners to experiment with these different formats to understand what works, and they will have full editorial control of their shows," she said.
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"BMS remains steadfast in our commitment to improve outcomes for patients with multiple myeloma, and will work closely with the FDA to address concerns," the company said in a statement.
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This led me to work closely with the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, physicians, nurses, and pharmacists to provide rehabilitation to patients that was nothing short of miraculous.
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It is critical for the US to work closely with India and Japan to implement these and other opportunities to cooperate with other nations that desire to counter Chinese influence.
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However, on Tuesday SEC Chair Jay Clayton said he could not support the requested delay but that he would continue to work closely with the exchanges to address their concerns.
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We are committed to this struggle for the long term, internally and internationally, and are proud to work closely in this cause with the United States and our other allies.
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At a joint press conference with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, Trump said that he will continue to work closely with NATO allies, particularly when it comes to fighting terrorism.
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We can say 'This month, this city, we're gonna drop this many Bolts, and then a month later we'll add this many Bolts,' and we can work closely with them.
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You will work closely with all teams within the organization (Product, QA, Backend, Frontend and DevOps) to help cut release branches via Git and create release schedules for all applications.
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They also promised to work closely together to promote an effective solution to the problem of aviation and shipping emissions, and consider further ways to cooperate in carbon emissions trading.
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"This is an amazing opportunity to work closely on issues important to the members of our Armed Services, their families, and our national defense," Scott said in a statement Tuesday.
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We're also continuing to work closely with the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and other companies on better ways to protect our country and the people on our platform.
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"We have not done our own research on hard data after Super Bowls, but we work closely with local law enforcement and groups on this issue," said spokesperson Brian McCarthy.
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"There is this fear that we may work closely with somebody who is accused of being an agent of another government," said Mr. Chung, 49, a fourth-generation Chinese-Australian.
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Science can stop their spread fairly well, but to prevent a large-scale outbreak from occurring in the future, Gates argues that governments need to work closely with private research.
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Efforts will be online and off, and it will work closely with Pantsuit Nation, the Facebook group turned community organization that began in 2016 to support Hillary Clinton's presidential bid.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The Southern African Development Community (SADC), an intergovernmental organization, said on Friday that it was ready to work closely with Zimbabwe's incoming leader Emmerson Mnangagwa and his government.
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The officials would work closely with the International Olympic Committee, the government of Japan, the Tokyo metropolitan government, and take into consideration advice from the World Health Organisation, he added.
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But buyers from outside the country are strongly advised to work closely with a real estate agent and a lawyer who will perform the necessary due diligence, Mr. Wilde said.
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"We continue to work closely with governments and network operators around the globe to do our part to minimize stress on the system during this unprecedented situation," Google told Bloomberg.
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President Obama and his Vietnamese counterpart on Monday vowed to work closely together to reduce carbon emissions and help minimize the impact of climate change on the Southeast Asia nation.
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"We continue to work closely with the Metropolitan Police to ensure the safe operation of the airport, which remains fully open and operational," a spokesman for London City Airport said.
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"We take great care to ensure our families are well-informed about this policy, and also work closely with students and their parents if there's a concern," the statement read.
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"We will continue to work closely with the agencies to better understand their concerns so that we can bring our resolution process in line with their expectations," the bank said.
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"In the meantime, I plan to work closely with my legal team to overturn this unwarranted conviction and look forward to reuniting with my family and resuming my music career."
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At Nomad, we work closely with both clinicians and the facilities that hire them, so we're very familiar with the burden that licensing puts on both sides of the equation.
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But, while military working dogs may not receive the same level of attention that human soldiers do, those who work closely with them understand well their value in the fight.
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"We take great care to ensure our families are well-informed about this policy, and also work closely with students and their parents if there's a concern," the statement reads.
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It will work closely with real small business owners to identify the specific taxes and regulations that are having the most pernicious impact, and back legislative solutions to address them.
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But the people who developed GameOn work closely with teams whose products are directed at game developers, Koopmans said, and she acknowledged that AWS is a brand name unto itself.
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Those who work closely with the fiery President knew he had privately voiced suspicion about the #MeToo movement, complaining that decades-old allegations could ruin men's lives in an instant.
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Those who work closely with the President say he has privately voiced suspicion about the #MeToo movement and complained that decades-old allegations could ruin men's lives in an instant.
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" Plepler said in his memo that he had informed John Stankey, the chief executive of WarnerMedia, that he would "work closely with him to assure a seamless and organic transition.
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I'd argue that a health plan offers something extra if it's rooted in your community and brought to you by people who know your doctors and work closely with them.
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"We deeply regret the additional disruption that this will cause our customers and we continue to work closely with them to minimise the impact on their operations," Rolls-Royce said.
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According to the notice of Mr. Burris's expanded role, he will work closely with Kurt Franck, who serves as The Blade's executive vice president, executive editor, president and general manager.
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The retailer figured it could offer service and convenience that its online competition could not, and moves to work closely with vendors and train employees drew shoppers back into stores again.
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As experts, we work closely with the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and joint terrorism task forces as well as state and local law enforcement to coordinate and share information.
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"It is vital for our long-term planning and asset allocation decisions that governments work closely with investors to incorporate Paris-aligned climate scenarios into their policy frameworks," the cohort said.
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Gilbert Gallegos, a spokesman for the Albuquerque Police Department, said in statement Friday evening that the department was continuing to work closely with the district attorney&aposs office and federal partners.
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" The medical center said in a statement that it cannot comment on allegations but will "continue to work closely with health officials to ensure the safest possible environment for patient care.
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"John and Stephen will work closely with me to develop and execute our strategy, grow our client franchise, ensure strong risk and capital management and safeguard our unique culture," said Solomon.
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Police already work closely with the internal security teams at office towers in Times Square, some of which increased the security presence in the lobbies of their buildings after Monday's attack.
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"We take seriously the issues raised by the FDA and will continue to work closely with the agency to demonstrate that we have acted quickly and thoroughly to address its concerns."
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One source says that Mr Davis and Mr Robbins work closely, dismissing the carping of former mandarins as "willy-waving" that is beneath them: "They are both focused on their jobs".
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The reports by the Council, a 47-nation European rights organization that works closely with the European Union, have no direct legal consequence, but EU policymakers work closely with the organization.
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Ahmet Zappa announced in September 2017 that the Zappa Family Trust will work closely with Eyellusion, a live music hologram production company, to produce hologram performances of the late rock guitarist.
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The British government has a proud history of supporting international development and we will continue to work closely with them to uphold the interests of every last child, wherever they are.
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That contradicts what Ty Cobb, the lead White House lawyer working on the Trump-Russia case, advocated for months: Cobb wants Trump to work closely with Mueller's team and cooperate fully.
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In his new role, Salvoni will report to Hector Snuggs, head of public sector debt capital markets origination in the UK but will work closely with the global banking coverage teams.
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As part of the deal, the two companies will work closely together on supply chain, fulfillment, data, marketing, social commerce and talent development to grow their business' reach in the region.
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The inability to repeal Obamacare put much of Trump's agenda in question, and his stated intention to "fight" conservative Republicans "& Dems" doesn't exactly suggest a willingness to work closely with Congress.
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"The department continues to work closely with the president, Congress and the industrial base to mitigate U.S. reliance on China for rare earth minerals," said Lieutenant Colonel Mike Andrews, a spokesman.
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"Bahceli has seen that removing the system's blockage is a necessity and his statements pave the way, which is heartening," Yildirim said, vowing to work closely with Erdogan on a draft.
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