She is currently head of the SEC's Distributed Ledger Technology Working Group, co-head of its Dark Web Working Group, and a member of its FinTech Working Group.
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There's allegedly a working group, but how long does it take to get results from a working group?
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HOUSE ENCRYPTION WORKING GROUP: The House Judiciary Committee and the Energy and Commerce Committee announced a working group to study the issue.
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It includes a joint government-industry working group to study whether the model of an existing aviation industry voluntary working group could make sense for automakers.
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The new study was created in conjunction with a working group from Time's Up, an organization fighting workplace sexual harassment; the working group aims to improve the portrayal of women onscreen.
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" "A working group on liquidity is a welcome step.
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Sources tell us a Medicaid working group — including Sens.
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BAT declined to answer questions about the industry working group.
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So we should concentrate on extending the working group first.
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We created the working group with that principle in mind.
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And I'm not going to put together a working group.
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Create a working group that examines internal practices and procedures.
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The government there refutes the opinion of the working group.
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McConnell has since added GOP women to the working group.
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Matt Bevin created a criminal justice working group in 2016.
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Click here to read more about the encryption working group.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - A working group due to convene on Jan.
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Welch belongs to a bipartisan working group organized by Rep.
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The working group also considered speeding up migrants' court cases.
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Ty, a giant schnauzer, won the working group on Tuesday.
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The Environmental Working Group also rates top green cleaning products.
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Apple assembled a secret working group to develop the iPhone.
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John and I established a working group on the recovery.
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He also announced a working group to address their concerns.
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Both are leading the new working group on policing strategies.
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So what exactly is this working group planning to propose?
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Farmer will be in BGR's access and reimbursement working group.
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Giuliani leads Trump's "cyber working group," announced during the campaign.
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The working group called employment lawyers and civil rights groups.
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And it will consult with the climate justice working group.
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Spray sunscreens are on the rise, says the Environmental Working Group.
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The working group convened for additional meetings as the operation evolved.
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His staff was part of my working group on the bill.
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Microsoft is also formally joining the Open Service Broker working group.
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He promised to set up a working group on the issue.
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We will forward a reply to the working group [on Friday].
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S. working group took place this week but gave no details.
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Even members of the so-called "working group" had blind spots.
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SCOTT FABER Senior Vice President, Government Affairs Environmental Working Group Washington
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She co-chairs the Bipartisan Working Group to End Domestic Violence.
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Senators have set up a working group to write the bill.
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The Democratic Women's Working Group wore black pantsuits, skirts and dresses.
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A new investigation by a working group established by Ohio Gov.
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The working group submitted a report to the president in 2016.
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McCaul maintains his effort can co-exist with the working group.
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In 2017, it convened a working group to analyze possible solutions.
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Members of the working group drafted a memo laying this concern out, had one-on-one conversations with Trump officials, and spread the word to fellow NGOs, Sippel and another lawyer in the working group said.
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"The working group that counts is all 52 of us, and we're having extensive meetings, as I said a few minutes ago, every day," McConnell told reporters after being pressed about the all-male working group.
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"The working group that counts is all 28500 of us, and we're having extensive meetings, as I said a few minutes ago, every day," McConnell told reporters after being pressed about the all-male working group.
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Lois Frankel (D-FL), chair of the House Democratic Women's Working Group.
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Lois Frankel, the chair of the working group, said in a statement.
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The Environmental Working Group (EWG) isn't exactly satisfied with the new measures.
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This story is a collaboration with the BuzzFeed News Tech Working Group.
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DeGioia, who established the working group, excluded descendants of the 272 slaves.
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Raúl Labrador, who is also in a working group with Republican leadership.
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Two days after that, she joined the chapter's Racial Justice working group.
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We're big proponents of regulation, going back to the NTIA working group.
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Allianz responded it had put together a working group on the topic.
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Lois Frankel, who is the chairwoman of the Democratic Women's Working Group.
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The working group, of course, is just the beginning of the process.
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The 13-member working group met for the first time on Tuesday.
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Renacci is co-founder and co-chair of the Bipartisan Working Group.
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A spokeswoman for the chairwoman of the Democratic Women's Working Group, Rep.
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McConnell convened his working group shortly after the House passed its bill.
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He said the working group has sent specific proposals to the USTR.
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She co-directs the AEI-Brookings Working Group on Paid Family Leave.
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Mr. Cuomo on Thursday named a working group to draft the legislation.
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They are co-directors of the nonpartisan Legislative Branch Capacity Working Group.
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Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.), a member of the working group, told Axios.
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A working group is discussing the possibility that Mediaset would adopt Joyn.
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The working group is the latest congressional attempt to do just that.
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Lois Frankel of Florida, the chair of the working group, told CNN.
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The crowd fell hard for Garcia after Devlin won the working group.
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Earlier this year, four members of House Democrats' USMCA working group — Reps.
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We started our initial working group meeting by throwing out two strawmen.
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Joyce said he had raised the issue within an administration working group.
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John Larson (D-Conn.), a working group member, said at the time.
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The upside is that alternatives do exist, according to the Environmental Working Group.
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Dario made this decision right in the middle of his Working Group showing.
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A working group is to start meeting in Geneva immediately to oversee that.
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The Working Group found no harmful consequences of allowing transgender troops to serve.
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Currently, the IEEE Standards Association Quantum Computing Working Group is developing two standards.
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Bill Cassidy, a former doctor who was also excluded from the working group.
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We're told Kourt's teamed up with the Environmental Working Group for the trip.
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"There is no particular working group because we're meeting every day," he said.
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John Carney of Delaware, and together, we founded the Bipartisan Working Group (BPWG).
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The bill proposes creating a working group to analyze best practices moving forward.
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Notably, they participated in the working VA working group that drafted the legislation.
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Grant Smith is Senior Policy Advisor for Energy at Environmental Working Group (EWG).
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"This is why we are creating a Social Media Working Group," Jelinek said.
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Last year, a Senate Finance Committee working group led by Schumer and Sen.
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He was also a member of the John Hay Initiative's Russia working group.
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The president has also commissioned a working group to continue negotiating on Saturday.
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A Volcker interagency working group was established to help coordinate the joint enforcement.
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Scott Faber is senior vice president for government affairs at Environmental Working Group.
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Leading the working group as chair and co-chair are Risch and Sen.
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That debate is one focus of the new report from our working group.
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Turkey and Saudi Arabia formed a joint working group to investigate the matter.
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The Environmental Working Group will let you search your zip code's water supply.
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Both are members of the Arctic Security Working Group at the Hoover Institution.
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That is why we have formed the Internet of Things bipartisan working group.
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They agreed to create a joint counternarcotics working group to reduce opioid abuse.
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They agreed to create a joint counternarcotics working group to reduce opioid abuse.
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That working group plans to finish its report by the end of October.
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That was a Senate working group on the bill that included three Republicans.
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Earl Blumenauer(D-Ore.), who focused on the issue for the working group.
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A Congressional working group came out in favor of strong encryption last year.
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Their formulas are vegan, "clean," and nontoxic, and Environmental Working Group (EWG) approved.
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Dr. Lendahl also resigned from the Nobel Committee, a working group within the assembly.
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The beginnings of a multi-agency virtual currency working group were repeatedly brought up.
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Thurraya Kent is the senior member of the working group that recommended the changes.
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But more importantly, it spawned a working group that has been collaborating with Ero.
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A tax working group appointed by Ardern in February recommended a capital gains tax.
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A tax working group appointed by Ardern in February recommended a capital gains tax.
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Conservatives in the House have started a working group led by Idaho Republican Rep.
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And for the Working Group — and Best in Show — we chose the Doberman Pinscher.
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The Fed has set up a working group aimed at examining Libra, he added.
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We have a working group, which has continued to work with China since then.
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"Just because you have a working group doesn't mean you'll proceed quickly," said Barfield.
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Do not assume that a U.S. working group has reached out to Hong Kong.
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The working group will deal with possible covert steps against the Iranian nuclear program.
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John Park is director of the Korea Working Group at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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The RSS-DEV Working Group published a final version of their specification in December.
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Arguably January would've been too early to form a bipartisan health care working group.
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The bill would also create a working group to issue recommendations for congressional action.
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"I reject the decision of this working group," Hammond told ITV news on Friday.
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He said talks were continuing and a working group had been put in place.
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Scott Faber is senior vice president for government affairs at the Environmental Working Group.
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She criticized the working group for not following up on the Kozinski matter. Sen.
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Both are members of NYULMC's Working Group on Compassionate Use and Pre-Approval Access.
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Ken Cook, a spokesman for the Environmental Working Group, called Trump's speech "utter fantasy".
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This is frankly a ridiculous finding by the working group and we reject it.
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The announcement of the joint working group in the case added to the speculation.
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Mr. Colicchio created the organization with Ken Cook, president of the Environmental Working Group.
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But the working group, which includes 22 laboratories, completed it in a few weeks.
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"We are flying blind," said Scott Faber, a lobbyist at the Environmental Working Group.
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"It's just not getting much time," said Scott Faber of the Environmental Working Group.
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Two House committees on Monday revealed the creation of a joint encryption working group.
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They also agreed to create a joint counternarcotics working group to reduce opioid abuse.
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Rosa DeLauro, a staunch organized labor advocate and member of the USMCA working group.
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According to Jefferies, the working group is also reviewing the wording of the rule.
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The states formed a multistate unit called the Tech Industry Working Group months ago.
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"The Attorney General receives periodic updates on this working group," a DOJ official said.
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Sean Scanlon (D), who sits on a health-care working group, told the Journal.
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The Environmental Working Group is focused on lifetime exposure to toxic herbicides, Naidenko said.
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He helped the working group set up a meeting with the Assembly speaker's staff.
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I reminded President Trump about suggestion to re-establish the working group on antiterrorism.
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The working group should provide the same rights to the person accusing the judge.
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A working group released their recommendations for curbing the illegal cheetah trade earlier this year.
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The Environmental Working Group recommends buying organic produce whenever possible to reduce exposure to pesticides.
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According to the Environmental Working Group, 110 million people could be drinking PFAS-contaminated water.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who is part of a bipartisan immigration working group with Sen.
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But the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention ruled in Assange's favour, Sweden said.
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Georgetown University's Working Group on Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation has, however, followed a predictable path.
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Members of the new working group include members from communities impacted by recent shootings: Rep.
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The U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention did not respond to a request for comment.
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Lois Frankel (D-FL), the chair of the Democratic Women's Working Group in the House.
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He said he's putting together a working group of senior officials to write the regulations.
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A better alternative would be for each council working group to elect its own chairman.
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Neal heads a working group that is meeting regularly with Lighthizer to discuss those issues.
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Wilmoth served as a member of the Working Group convened by then-Defense Secretary Carter.
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In 2014, he complained to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention about his situation.
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Working group meetings continue in Minsk, but they are a fig leaf for real progress.
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Separately, a working group of Europe's 28 privacy regulators is currently reviewing the draft text.
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Computer experts — and the House Encryption Working Group — agree that this is a perilous route.
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Israel's Global Forum for Combating Anti-Semitism held a working group on hate speech legislation.
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The United Nations Open Ended Working Group (OEWG) is exploring legal provisions for nuclear disarmament.
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The three bourses later agreed to set up a working group to address the issue.
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Here's what happened, according to Durbin and a source familiar with the Republican working group.
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Hamad Kalkaba Malboum, the African representative on the IAAF Council, will lead the working group.
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Kourtney Kardashian teamed up with the Environmental Working Group to lobby congress for cosmetics reform.
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But a working group of each EU country's regulators is set to meet on Feb.
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A working group of 13 arch-conservative men led by McConnell got tickets to ride.
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Hatch, the Senate Finance Committee chairman, is one of 13 Republicans on the working group.
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Collins, meanwhile, assembled her own working group, at times extending the invitation to Democratic senators.
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The new initiative was created by scientists belonging to the Asian Captive Elephant Working Group.
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Gomez said he had convened a working group to assist residents who had been affected.
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Lois Frankel of Florida, the chair of the working group, told CNN at the time.
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Putin has ordered the creation of a working group to assess his proposed constitutional amendments.
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The NCAA appointed a working group earlier this year to consider changes to its policy.
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Addiction Policy Forum has been coordinating the effort with a working group of 200 organizations.
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The two leaders agreed on a joint working group to look into the journalist's disappearance.
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The working group plans to use technology from Amazon, Apple, Google, Zigbee Alliance, and others.
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In 2011, internet standards organization World Wide Web Consortium formed the Tracker Protection Working Group.
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A working group focused on the VVSG's cybersecurity elements reviewed the document during an Oct.
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The Environmental Working Group says there are more than 5,000 chemicals in the PFAS class.
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The working group members were determined to recommend changes to sexual harassment bills that Gov.
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"Organizations that are trying to implement this rule have had to commit unprecedented resources" to interpreting and applying it, said a lawyer in the working group who asked for anonymity to describe confidential deliberations within the working group and communications with the Trump administration.
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The conversation is the keynote event of a two-day program — co-organized by the Vera List Center for Arts and Politics, the New School Sanctuary Working Group, and the Zolberg Institute Working Group on Expanding Sanctuary — that continues on Friday with a workshop.
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The key Article 50 council working group, chaired by Didier Seeuws, is meeting twice a week.
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That same year, a United Nations working group also called to remove police officers from schools.
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Pro-labeling campaigners such as Environmental Working Group (EWG) and Just Label It cheered Campbell's move.
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Concerned consumers can get recommendations from advocacy groups like the Environmental Working Group and Beyond Pesticides.
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A spokesman for Fallin didn't comment on why Pruitt was not included in that working group.
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In fact, we just got Stephen Ross to agree to be off of our working group.
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Pro-labeling groups such as Environmental Working Group (EWG) and Just Label It cheered Campbell's move.
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The idea came from the Democratic Women's Working Group and directed their message at President Trump.
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In addition, the working group never described the level of financial commitment the university should make.
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Cavusoglu said Turkey had proposed a "technical working group" to resolve issues over the S-400.
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And it's partnered with IAB Tech Lab's Blockchain Working Group, the Enterprise Ethereum Association and Hyperledger.
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The Migrant Working Group Thailand said more than 400 Rohingya were held in Thai detention centers.
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The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (UNWGAD) is expected to announce its decision on Friday.
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It's likely that a tax-cut working group will again convene to hash out important details.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, the working group did not propose a ban to well-known gaming practices.
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He's convened a working group of roughly a dozen senators from across the Senate GOP conference.
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Michael Caster, a spokesman for the Chinese Urgent Action Working Group, denounced the accusations against Dahlin.
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He's also in a working group created to hash out a compromise among Republicans on healthcare.
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However, it is not clear that much progress was made, apart from preliminary working group meetings.
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The Food and Drug Administration has put together a working group to iron out these issues.
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We will establish a High-level working group with a mandate to work on next steps.
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Queens County wants to wait to comment until after the 30-day NYPD working group analysis.
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He said the decision to form a working group on cooperating on energy was a "breakthrough".
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Martha McSally (R-Ariz.), head of the GOP's Women in the 21st Century Workforce Working Group.
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I recall -- I reminded President Trump about the suggestion to reestablish the working group on antiterrorism.
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For example, members of the working group disagree about certain scientific and technical issues, Carson said.
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The United Nations committee, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, is under the Human Rights Council.
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Membership in the New Democrat Coalition — a working group of moderate Democrats — grew by over 30.
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A healthcare working group is expecting to make several changes to the bill in the Senate.
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"It's pretty pervasive problem," Melanie Benesch, a legislative attorney at the Environmental Working Group, told me.
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Portman, Cruz, Lee and Toomey are all members of Senate Republicans' working group on health care.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat of Connecticut who's also member of the working group, along with Sen.
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He is also co-Chair of the World Health Organization global HIV services quality working group.
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" Cornyn tweeted Wednesday morning that the immigration working group was going "back to the drawing board.
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We had a guy who's presenting Drawdown to the [IPCC] Sixth Assessment, the Third Working Group.
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The agreement creates a joint working group of engineers to figure out how to implement this.
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The Environmental Working Group estimates that in the United States there are 1,361 PFAS-contaminated sites.
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In Cape Town, a diocesan environmental working group held a Eucharist for creation on Table Mountain.
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The plan is one of the recommendations Chiang's working group on cannabis banking made in November.
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I reminded President Trump about the suggestion to re-establish the working group on anti-terrorism.
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That same year, the nonprofit Environmental Working Group found multiple contaminants in the city's water supply.
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Mr. Drutman and Mr. Kosar are co-directors of the nonpartisan Legislative Branch Capacity Working Group.
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When a campus joins the challenge, its first step is to form a campuswide working group.
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The Environmental Working Group, an advocacy organization, has identified 610 PFAS-contaminated locations in 43 states.
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The House working group invited both Republicans and Democrats, men and women, to dress in black.
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In this phone call, we agreed to form a joint working group and they started working.
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Santos said officials in the working group she has met with seemed receptive to such ideas.
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As part of the NAFTA renegotiation, this idea could be revived and the working group reconstituted.
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"This is why we have this working group, where there are also medical experts," Bach added.
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The Swift Server Working Group is alive and well and producing tools for Swift server developers.
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The Environmental Working Group found that most bailout money has gone to the nation's biggest farms.
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The working group finally called it quits in September without settling on a standard privacy setting.
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The result was the formation of a new I.A.U. committee, the Working Group on Star Names.
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Meanwhile, the working group also discusses the idea of issuing certain types of waivers for Medicaid.
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Charles Boustany, who co-chaired the U.S.-China Working Group during his tenure in Congress. Sen.
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"From what I saw, [the working group] didn't exist," one former senior U.S. official told CyberScoop.
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Mr. Tillerson went on to describe how the two countries were establishing "a working group to address smaller issues and make progress toward stabilizing the relationship," a recognition of the fact that the big issues were so big that no working group would have the authority.
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In February, Graham Briggs, the chair of the working group, said the settlement was seen within "months".
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He is expected to set up a Brexit Working Group to keep national leaders in the loop.
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The working group will also look into using network data to predict outages and automating common processes.
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The working group is charged with submitting a report of its findings before the beginning of April.
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"It's very appropriate for IARC to advise its working group members as to what the procedures are."
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Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb formed a working group in April to evaluate how to regulate CBD.
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Turkey accepted a Saudi proposal last week to form a joint working group to investigate Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Jackie Speier and the leadership of the Democratic Women's Working Group introduced the Title IX Protection Act.
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Unregulated contaminants For its report, the Environmental Working Group reviewed the EPA's third Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule.
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America's top central banker added the Fed has established a working group to look into the project.
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The meeting in Amsterdam also led to a series of gatherings called the Water Neutral Working Group.
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Portman, Cruz, Lee and Toomey are all members of Senate Republican's working group on health care. Sen.
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A member of Langevin's staff sits on the working group and was involved in creating the survey.
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The 39-year-old is there with the Environmental Working Group lobbying for environmentally-friendly cosmetic products.
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However, David Andrews, a scientist at the Environmental Working Group, told the Journal that SCS contains SLS.
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McConnell invited three female Republican senators to attend a Tuesday meeting of the working group, which Sen.
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Assange sent a complaint about his situation to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in 2014.
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These ideas came from the university's Working Group on Slavery, Memory and Reconciliation, which convened last year.
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The Trump administration announced a new bilateral working group between the United States and Israel on cybersecurity.
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Yet his tirade at U.S. Secretary of State George Schultz proved the value of the working group.
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He founded and chaired the National Working Group on Health Disparities and Heal View the discussion thread.
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In 2014 the working group included officials from six states, and last year seven more states joined.
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The WHO also commissioned a working group to create a plan of action to tackle the crisis.
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Beyond enhancing the future safety and security of our community, our working group had two overarching objectives.
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Two House committees on Monday also established a congressional encryption working group to look into possible solutions.
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The opinion of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has not been publicly released yet.
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Roger Klein J.D., M.D. is a member of the Regulatory Transparency Project's FDA and Health Working Group.
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There's no actual bipartisan working group as of yet, but the winds of change are blowing strong.
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"Imagine the ultimate sensory-deprivation tank," a member of the N.I.H.'s Neuroethics Working Group told me.
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In the aftermath, the parties formed the Seaport Working Group, an advisory board that Howard Hughes joined.
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Grassley and Wyden, who oversaw the working group for tax-related provisions, will reconvene on Saturday morning.
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I recall I reminded President Trump about this suggestion to re-establish the working group on antiterrorism.
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Putin on Thursday held a meeting with a working group he set up to consider his proposals.
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More than half of the sites tested in the Environmental Working Group report exceeded its suggested levels.
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In June, House Democrats formed a USMCA working group to work with the administration on those demands.
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Leaders from the House Judiciary and Energy and Commerce committees came together to create the working group.
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The Environmental Working Group and Northwestern University have mapped 94 sites across the country affected by PFAS.
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Welch are the co-Chairman of the bipartisan Internet of Things Working Group View the discussion thread.
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Like Phifer, Schrier was irked by the Senate working group comprised of men crafting health-care policy.
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Chief Justice John Roberts has established a working group to explore how the judiciary handles harassment complaints.
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I recall, I reminded President Trump about the suggestion to reestablish the working group on anti-terrorism.
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Russia was suspended from the working group of leading industrial nations in 2014 after Putin annexed Crimea.
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The United Nations' own Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (UNWGAD) has ruled on many of these cases.
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They are members of the American Enterprise Institute and Brookings Institution working group on paid family leave.
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In June, House Democrats formed a USMCA working group, to work with the administration on those demands.
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And senators who were initially left out of the working group are venturing out on their own.
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Adding that he doesn't see "huge demand for cryptocurrencies," the company has a working group studying it.
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BrainEx is one of those tools, developed in consult with the neuroethics working group at the NIH.
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According to the Anti-Phishing Working Group, nearly 100,000 attempts of phishing are reported each month worldwide.
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Cleaning product use has also been linked to breathing problems, the non-profit Environmental Working Group reported.
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But the inter-agency working group will take a broader approach, looking at what supervision might be needed.
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Another member of the working group, Zoe Lofgren, has been trying protect encryption since before it was cool.
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And its parent company, Bayer Crop Science, criticized the Environmental Working Group in its recent statement to CNN.
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Tomorrow, the Secretary will convene a call with the President's Working Group on financial markets, which he chairs.
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He said a working group would continue discussing the EDIS idea and report back to ministers in December.
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"It would also be great to see an industry-wide dialogue or working group about anti-fraud measures."
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The idea was introduced last month in a report from the university's affordability steering committee and working group.
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Right now, there's a multi-state working group among the attorneys general as it relates to technology companies.
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The person spoke only on condition of anonymity because the working group is not making its work public.
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The U.S. Congressional Blockchain Caucus is an early example of a policy working group addressing these issues globally.
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In July, the EU and China agreed to set up a joint working group to discuss WTO reform.
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John Thune (R-SD), who has advocated for a discussion of the issue in the Senate working group.
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Murphy and Romney also formed a working group that month to facilitate the discussions about paying student athletes.
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As members of the Republican Main Street Working Group on Substance Abuse, we welcome this much-needed step.
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A working group has been assembled to look at which rules, if any, ought to apply to ICOs.
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Lois Frankel (D-FL), chair of the Democratic Women's Working Group in the House, told Vox this month.
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The Environmental Working Group estimates more than 100 million Americans could be drinking tap water contaminated with PFAS.
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"We need to continue to evolve," IOC member John Coates, head of the working group, told the session.
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The report said the working group is focusing on three main areas: Content violations, economic development, and tax.
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David Jevans is vice president of mobile security at Proofpoint and chairman of the Anti-Phishing Working Group.
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The working group has sent a letter to Ottawa confirming its reasons for being worried, the organization added.
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Toss the bad stuff and invest in green cleaning products that are approved by the Environmental Working Group.
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Most citizens have customary rights without formal documentation, according to the advocacy network Land Information Working Group (LIWG).
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McConnell reportedly told Republicans at a lunch this week that anyone could come to the healthcare working group.
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In March the UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention urged Argentina's government to justify her detention in writing.
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Portman said about eight of them met before a meeting of the Senate's healthcare working group on Tuesday.
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A bipartisan Senate working group has been trying to hammer out a draft compromise bill since last summer.
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Such a working group should focus on implementing three pillars for protecting patients most at risk of PAD.
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A working group of students, alumni, professors and others is exploring how to make amends for this history.
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"They've been terrific on tax reform and terrific in the working group," Brady said of Cohn and Mnuchin.
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It created a working group led by W. Hays Parks, then a lawyer in its general counsel's office.
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The Democratic Socialists of America organization has also adopted the ecosocialism philosophy and has an ecosocialism working group.
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An homage to the movies and gender make-up of the Senate working group, it just felt right.
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The inquiry has been led by a six-member working group comprising three trustees and three independent members.
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One of Biden's top advisors, Anita Dunn, was part of the center's working group that produced the study.
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The Treasury has an internal working group already discussing how to proceed, people briefed on the matter said.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced last month that a working group will draft legislation proposing the legalization of marijuana.
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The Treasury has an internal working group already discussing how to proceed, people briefed on the matter said.
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"A methodology for really any type of crisis situation is putting together a working group internally," she said.
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Wayne Williams, Colorado's secretary of state, has convened a working group to roll out rules for the audits.
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They also formed a working group of 25 representatives, while the others drilled them on their oratory skills.
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"PFAS in drinking water is not okay," Environmental Working Group study co-author Sydney Evans told BuzzFeed News.
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Meanwhile, two House committees on Monday established a separate congressional encryption working group to look into possible solutions.
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Democrats said the Republicans' failure to include women in the working group showed that they were politically clueless.
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BBC and then McClatchy revealed the existence of a multiagency working group to coordinate investigations across the government.
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I am calling this "Connected Home Over IP Industry Working Group" thing ** CHOIP ** and nobody can stop me.CHOIP.
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During that conference, the White House announced a new bilateral cybersecurity working group between the U.S. and Israel.
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"The technical working group made sure that these concerns by the Supreme Court have been addressed," she said.
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A bipartisan working group of senators met Wednesday afternoon to try to hash out an agreement on legislation.
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Otherwise, they said negotiations in the working group that focuses on the environment and energy had been constructive.
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Joe Manchin into his car to see what a bipartisan health care working group has been cooking up.
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So May set up an "Alternative Arrangements Working Group" to look at, well, alternative arrangements to the backstop.
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Mike Lee (R-UT), a member of the 13-member working group, said this week that he didn't know what was going on.) Mike Lee, a member of the Senate health care working group, says in a video he doesn't know what's in the bill and is frustrated w/ process pic.twitter.
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Several mining companies have formed a working group on the issue - The Occupational Lung Disease Working Group - and Gold Fields said it was "of the view that achieving a comprehensive settlement which is both fair to past, present and future employees and sustainable for the sector, is preferable to protracted litigation."
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Bogey advanced to the working-group competition on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden and won best in group.
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In total, Morgan Stanley has paid about $5 billion to members of the residential mortgage-backed securities working group.
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The selection follows a five-year process that began with an organized working group, then a call for nominations.
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Susan Collins, a leader of the working group of moderates, agreed to amend the date to January 1, 2018.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), a member of a recently formed bipartisan Senate working group studying compensation for student athletes.
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In April, she joined the Environmental Working Group (EWG) in D.C. to advocate for stricter regulations of cosmetic products.
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Both sides said the working group would meet twice a year, with additional technical meetings and calls when needed.
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The second executive order creates a federal labor relations working group to analyze union contracts with the federal government.
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Dahlin works for the Chinese Urgent Action Working Group -- which provides legal counsel and training for those in need.
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Details: The working group includes Senate Commerce Committee chairman Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), as well as panel members Sens.
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The working group of bankers said the transition should last until the end of 2021 to avoid market shocks.
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A new robocall working group focused on hospitals would also need to be established and overseen by the agency.
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Salazar is also longtime DSA activist, having served on the organizing committee of the DSA's socialist-feminist working group.
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The working group consisting of an ideologically diverse set of senators will discuss Medicaid in its third meeting today.
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The studies were conducted by NASA, Flight Safety Foundation, Pilot Training Rulemaking Committee and Flight Deck Automation Working Group.
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"Emerging evidence indicates that genetic variation may impact the efficacy of behavioral weight loss interventions," the working group wrote.
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The family denies the accusation and brought the case last September to the U.N. working group on arbitrary detention. .
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has assembled a working group to try to find a consensus. Sen.
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Many have also criticized the fact that there are no women or members of color in the working group.
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In Germany Mr Leichsenring of the Club Commission sits on a working group for the Berlin chamber of commerce.
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"He basically told the lunch that everyone in the caucus was invited," said one member of the working group.
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It establishes a working group to develop a national strategy to protect energy infrastructure, especially its industrial control systems.
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This working group of five DPAs was set up in March 2015 explicitly to investigate its new privacy policy.
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McConnell has convened a working group of senators as they look for legislation that could pass the upper chamber.
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"Many of the communities that have been impacted were not represented," said Scott Faber of the Environmental Working Group.
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Today's report, published by the Environmental Working Group, analyzes data from 60,000 water samples collected by the EPA itself.
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The bill sets up the working group as well as steering committee comprised of stakeholders from industry and elsewhere.
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Mr. Enwezor entrusted the execution of this last show to her and a working group of his frequent collaborators.
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He directed the working group to remain in place over the next year to continue to monitor its recommendations.
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Matthew R. A. Heiman is the chairman of the Cyber and Privacy Working Group at the Regulatory Transparency Project.
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Ren said China would send a working group to the United States early next month to discuss its participation.
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The working group meets in the morning to establish the day's objectives and then the principals meet every afternoon.
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UEFA, meanwhile, has set up a working group to propose measures to mitigate the financial effects of the pandemic.
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The announcement of the working group is likely to fuel speculation that the White House is planning to compromise.
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Notably, the women were excluded from McConnell's all-male working group that helped create the last Republican healthcare plan.
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The demands working group, I was told by multiple people, was one of the most hated groups at Occupy.
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He also asked a working group of his advisory committee to review the scientific merits of the government trial.
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The nonprofit Anti-Phishing Working Group estimated that about $1.2 billion in cryptocurrencies has been stolen since early 2017.
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The efforts have fed into a working group convened by the National Security Council's top Asia hand, Matthew Pottinger.
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In the interim, two House committees on Monday established a congressional encryption working group to look into possible solutions.
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"The banks' greatest fear is copycat attacks," said Keith Gross, who chairs the European Banking Federation's cybersecurity working group.
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So far, the Environmental Working Group has documented 297 military installations that are contaminated by PFAS, threatening nearby communities.
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Mike Thompson of California, who was involved in the working group talks with Lighthizer, said at Tuesday's committee hearing.
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The Obama Administration assembled a working group to determine the "social cost" of each ton of greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Abernethy leads a working group at the FDA tasked with crafting regulations to bring legal CBD products to market.
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On the campaign trail, Trump promised to reshape that working group into a White House Commission on Radical Islam.
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The working group, which does not yet have an official date, comes amid intense international pressure on Saudi Arabia.
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The bill was first introduced last year and was the product of a bipartisan working group led by Sens.
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"The report by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention raises doubts about its independence and impartiality," the source said.
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The change gave the working group more evidence on which to base its conclusion that glyphosate was probably carcinogenic.
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The Transitional Justice Working Group report alleges victims have been publicly executed for petty offenses such as stealing copper.
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"The way we've structured it is that the working group reports back every year to the legislature," Lee told me.
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In its aftermath, I was appointed as deputy convener of the UK government's working group on tackling radicalization and extremism.
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The Montana-based environmental group, led by women, joined the Environmental Working Group in the complaint filed against the FDA.
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Then, in October 2018, the FBI informed the industry working group that the bureau was ready to take down 3ve.
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In 2014 a working group of the Communist Party revealed that 12 provinces had run out of land for construction.
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He helped launch the Faith Working Group, a congressional initiative meant to combat the perception that Democrats are anti-religion.
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And on July 16th the EU launched a working group with the Chinese to discuss reform of the multilateral system.
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A working group will convene in 2016 to discuss whether the current epoch should be formally recognized as the Anthropocene.
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Get involved today by joining an ISAO working group and keeping up with the latest developments in this crucial endeavor.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) told reporters on her way to a working group on a possible Senate health care bill.
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Ankara has proposed the creation of a working group to assess the impact of the S-400 on NATO systems.
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Jevans is also the chairman of the Anti-Phishing Working Group, a global organization that aims to help solve cybercrime.
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Schumer and Portman led a Senate Finance Committee working group on international tax reform last year that made similar recommendations.
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"I have thoroughly reviewed the policy recommendations of the Campus Carry Working Group and decided to adopt them," Fences said.
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"The working group that counts is all 52 of us and we're having extensive meetings," McConnell told reporters last week.
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And the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has stated that Assange has been unlawfully detained and should be released.
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This working group will also deal with drafting U.S.-Israeli policy regarding the "day after" in the Syrian civil war.
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The 10 working group topics: Cloud/Infrastructure: Moving government operations to cloud-computing platforms to save money and improve security.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who co-chairs the working group, said the funds will aid the ongoing recovery.
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The framework is largely in line with recommendations made by a Reserve Bank of India (RBI) working group in 2014.
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Winer felt that it was "unfair" that the RSS-DEV Working Group had arrogated the "RSS 22013" name for themselves.
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In May, McConnell convened a working group of 13 senators for twice-a-week meetings to discuss a reform plan.
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The Senate National Security Working Group (NSWG) or WMD Caucus should request briefings from the Trump administration on this issue.
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Feinstein, meanwhile, criticized the working group for not quantifying the prevalence of sexual harassment in the federal courts, which Sen.
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A year ago, this same working group agreed upon an initial compromise that embraced only the idea of parental leave.
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If the European working group is not satisfied with the assurances from the Commerce Department, the consequences could be dire.
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A newly updated database from the nonprofit Environmental Working Group (EWG) documents nearly 280 contaminants lurking in US drinking water.
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The advocacy organization the Environmental Working Group claims that the banned ingredients may cause hormone disruptions and allergic skin reactions.
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But it's the structural things that really matter: the quotas on our national board, having a socialist feminist working group.
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The Senate Commerce Committee has a separate privacy working group, and lawmakers in the House are crafting their own proposals.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio, both Democrats, urging them to create a working group to coordinate the effort.
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If things in Congress are going to improve, it's going to be because of organizations like the Bipartisan Working Group.
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The aide said Barrasso, Scott and Cassidy are not in a working group together coming up with a replacement plan.
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A later statement said the school's board of trustees formed an "independent board working group" to direct the investigative team.
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Assange submitted a request to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, and he is awaiting their decision Friday morning.
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Trump had also ordered a deeper review by the U.S. Nuclear Fuel Working Group, with input from several government agencies.
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An assembly of 60 groups, called the Chinatown Working Group, produced a 151-page proposal to create a special district.
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But since 2009, the Anthropocene Working Group within the ICS has been working to determine whether it should do so.
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Established in 2003, the initiative was a formal working group to coordinate biometrics efforts and it regularly released public reports.
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One of the people involved in this working group is Michaela Sims, a Washington, D.C., lobbyist and former senate staffer.
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The broader San Francisco-based bank also has a working group within its compliance department developing its approach to cannabis.
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Stefanie Bryant, an association spokeswoman, said in an email that the association's auto insurance working group was examining "similar" issues.
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The final piece being addressed by the working group is stigma and discrimination, both within communities and the health system.
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A working group of senior euro zone officials is to present proposals how to move the discussion forward by December.
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" The only working group that has been sanctioned by Republican leadership and the White House, is the team of "No.
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"The working group requests the government of Iran to take the steps necessary to remedy the situation," the opinion said.
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In fall 2019, World Athletics — which oversees most international track events — formed a working group to look into Vaporfly technology.
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The magnetic closure flap also doubles as a kickstand and the leather is sustainably processed via Leather Working Group protocols.
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World Athletics formed a working group of athletes, scientists, and legal experts last fall to review Vaporflys and their technology.
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He is part of a Civil Society Working Group, which intends to help farmers engage in directly selling their oil.
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A working group of lawmakers from the House Energy and Commerce and the Judiciary committees is also examining the issue.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), a Pelosi ally and member of the tight-lipped trade working group negotiating with the administration.
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Knight is a senior research fellow in the Financial Markets Working Group with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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Cruz is a member of a working group within the Senate in charge of crafting the Senate Obamacare repeal legislation.
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On the maritime front, the sides agreed to the establishment of a working group to discuss issues around port limits.
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Below are the 13 senators recently chosen by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to be in a healthcare working group.
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They agreed to set up a working group to develop trade ties both before and after Brexit, the spokeswoman said.
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The water supplies for nearly 110 million Americans may be contaminated with PFAS chemicals, according to the Environmental Working Group.
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A Russian official says that the United States and Moscow are negotiating to set up a joint cybersecurity working group.
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Later in the day, we hosted a working group with conference attendees about how to create an inclusive workplace culture.
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With the support of the working group and finding power in speaking out, I feel like things may be changing.
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Pence told them that there is a working group exploring a deal and that he is "amenable" to the idea.
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Now new chemicals must be found safe before they can be sold, says Environmental Working Group legislative attorney Melanie Benesh.
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In early March, Ardakanian set up a working group comprising four ministers and two presidential deputies to deal with the crisis.
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The FDA, the American Cancer Society and the Environmental Working Group, among others, recommend that consumers continue to use sunscreen appropriately.
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OMV and ADNOC signed two memorandums of understanding to evaluate future projects and set up a joint working group, it said.
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Trump earlier this month told a bipartisan Senate working group that he would sign whatever DACA legislation was brought to him.
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"There is currently a working group looking at the possibility of creating a street athletics circuit," athletics' global governing body added.
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It's not lost on many that the original working group to draft the bill was made up of 13 male senators.
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AirAsia (China) is a joint venture between AirAsia, Everbright Group and Henan Government Working Group, the airline said in a statement.
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She's among the Democrats on a working group appointed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to piece together a deal with Lighthizer.
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To encourage union organizing and collective bargaining, he promises to create a Cabinet-level working group that includes representatives from labor.
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This challenge became even greater after Google and White Ops began to recruit other companies into a cross-industry working group.
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The panel, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, will announce its decision on Friday morning in Geneva, according to officials there.
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The Swedish working group consists of the participating banks, the Swedish Central Bank, the National Debt Office and Financial Supervisory Authority.
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Senate Republican leaders have formed a working group but it is unclear how much of the House bill they will accept.
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He added that the bank supported the federal government's move to set up a working group to look at the issue.
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In response to Canadian officials' requests, Transpod has convened a working group with transportation officials from the European Union and Canada.
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The two nations are going to set up a working group to monitor the oil market and to ensure its stability.
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Powell said the Fed has established a working group to follow the project and is coordinating with other government's central banks.
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McConnell meanwhile has a working group of 13 Senators — all men — steadily and surreptitiously haggling to reach a consensus on Obamacare.
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In February 2016, French Health Minister Marisol Touraine formed a working group to study the medical implications of work-related exhaustion.
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Banks in the US have improved coordination with the formation of a joint working group on cybersecurity in August this year.
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But members were warned at their working group meeting on Tuesday that things aren't looking good and given the alternative options.
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Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed on Monday to set up a "working group" to plan the repatriation of those who had fled.
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Both Hatch and Thune are part of a 2628-member working group convened by McConnell that is meeting twice a week.
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The working group of senators reviewing the bill has indicated that their version will look greatly different from the House version.
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The U.S., which initially led a working group to redesign the Arak reactor with China, did not attend the Vienna talks.
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McConnell disputed the importance of the working group, saying members outside of it will have input in regular full caucus meetings.
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Boring's organization launched a working group of more than two dozen companies called the Blockchain Alliance to help authorities combat crime.
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He co-founded the International Council of Cryptocurrency Self Regulation working group with the Stanford Journal of Blockchain Law and Policy.
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"The Working Group received anonymous anecdotal reports about harassment or other inappropriate behavior that were not properly addressed," the report said.
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Furthermore, the leaders committed to cooperate on reforming the WTO and setting up a working group to advance this joint agenda.
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The European Commission said Juncker and Trump set up a working group between their governments last month to sort out agreements.
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If the European working group is not satisfied with the explanations from the Commerce Department, the consequences could be economically dire.
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And just last week, the Environmental Working Group released a statement urging governments to limit the use of triclosan even further.
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Jevans is also the chairman of the Anti-Phishing Working Group, a global organization that aims to help solve cyber crime.
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On Thursday, the European Union's data watchdog said it would scrutinize social media firms further with a Social Media Working Group.
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"As tick populations continue to grow and infected ticks expand geographically, the threat to human health intensifies," the working group wrote.
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Hajdu visited Mexico in August to create a new bilateral working group to help implement the USMCA's labor protections and standards.
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" He went on to suggest Russia would be ready to collaborate with U.S. officials on a "joint working group on cybersecurity.
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"The working group missed the opportunity to conduct a study of employees' past experiences with harassment or abusive behavior," she said.
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DHS has also organized an Election Infrastructure Cybersecurity Working Group, aimed at identifying potential vulnerabilities and offering guidance on best practices.
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He's joined a working group of senators who hope to have GOP health care principles in place before the next election.
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In 2017, the nonprofit Environmental Working Group (EWG) released a database of all the known contaminants lurking in US drinking water.
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"These exceedances are a health concern," said Ron Hoogenboom, who was on the review panel and chairs EFSA's dioxins working group.
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He has also addressed alumni on the subject, convening a panel to discuss the efforts of his working group on slavery.
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Scott Faber, senior vice president for government affairs at the Environmental Working Group, said Thursday's announcement would allow for more contamination.
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He said he could also schedule a vote early next year on immigration legislation being negotiated by a bipartisan working group.
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Chief Justice John Roberts established the working group in December after The Washington Post first reported complaints from women against Kozinski.
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Since 2628, the NIDCD has funded, and continues to fund, research projects addressing the research agenda outlined by the working group.
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To their credit, regulators should be recognized for making strides towards harmonization, including the formation of a Regulatory Harmonization Working Group.
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The Democratic official familiar with Friday's meeting downplayed the significance of the working group, saying staff discussions will continue as planned.
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A working group responsible for approving all social media usage is compromised of employees from no less than six DOJ offices.
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There, a network of organizations, the Working Group for Women and Land Ownership, was formed to help daughters inherit agricultural land.
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Fortunately: The Working Group persuaded 12 district governments in Gujarat to set up Swa Bhoomi — "My Land" — centers designed for women.
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The Senate's No. 2 Republican, John Thune, who chairs the Commerce Committee until January, has joined the working group, Thune confirmed.
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Devlin, a boxer, won the working group on Tuesday, while Tanner, a Norwich terrier, was the winner in the terrier group.
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The "final phase" finding came in an antidumping and countervailing duty case brought by the Aluminum Association Trade Enforcement Working Group.
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They said the leaders stressed the importance of their two countries creating a joint working group as part of the investigation.
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Dick Durbin, the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, has been leading a bipartisan working group with North Carolina Republican Sen.
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First convened in 2017 to carry out the president's campaign promises, the immigration working group consists of 20 to 30 officials.
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Two other senior members of the working group come from the country's civil aviation authority and one of its policy banks.
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He left the infamous Gang of Eight bipartisan immigration working group in 270 over who would pay for immigrants' health care.
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The National Security Council has assembled a working group, composed of officials from several agencies, to strategize ahead of the meeting.
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Abby McCloskey is an economist, a political commentator and a member of the AEI-Brookings Working Group on Paid Family Leave.
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A working group led by Victor Montagliani, a FIFA vice president, discussed the matters Thursday, though no final decisions were made.
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The board quickly agreed to form a working group, a mixture of Oregon NOW members and educators, to develop new guidelines.
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Mr. Stamos also said Information Warfare was a new working group at Stanford with about 14 faculty members across academic disciplines.
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A small working group at RAND produced a report arguing for NATO expansion as key to the future of Eastern Europe.
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"At-home testing is a good idea," Joseph Osmundson, a molecular biologist collaborating with the COVID-19 Working Group, told VICE.
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Along with leading the department's working group, Zais is also the department's liaison for the interagency coronavirus task force, Hill wrote.
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Bateman-House is also co-chair of the NYU School of Medicine Working Group on Compassionate Use and Pre-Approval Access.
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The other is Senator Bill Cassidy, a Republican from Louisiana and chairman of a Senate working group on paid family leave.
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In 2017, Ankara and London formed a working group on trade deals and, according to industry officials, talks continued this year.
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"I support seven, I support seven," Heller told reporters on his way into a healthcare working group meeting in the Capitol.
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Presidential working group The President said Thursday he had tasked a handful of Republican senators with cobbling together an Obamacare replacement.
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Trump on Monday engaged the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs, which was originally founded under President George W. Bush's administration.
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If the European working group is not satisfied with the explanations from the Commerce Department, the consequences could be economically dire.
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Demonstrations are being organized and documented by multiple groups, including the SPA and a media working group, with no centralized leadership.
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" Former defense secretary Ash Carter said it was "like the guy who robbed your house proposing a working group on burglary.
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Evangelist Billy Graham scored a 4 on the scale, and an earlier working group recommended he be removed from the curriculum.
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The meeting was called by a working group set up by the Group of Seven countries to scrutinize stablecoins like Facebook's.
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Alphonso David, counsel to the governor, will oversee the working group, gathering and implementing feedback from government officials and other stakeholders.
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But, as the Environmental Working Group and other advocacy organizations have pointed out, it also creates a substantial conflict of interest.
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The artist, who received the support of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, had been detained since November 26.
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Hassan is now part of a Senate bipartisan working group that is exploring how to tamp down on surprise emergency bills.
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" The working group said it was unacceptable that there remained no "national system to track killings committed by law enforcement officials.
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Several activists who had spoken with the working group this year or during past visits were present in Washington on Friday.
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It will also convene a just-transition working group to research and advise on workforce training, job impacts, and related matters.
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In addition to the working group talks, Senate Republicans are discussing health care multiple times a week in their caucus lunches.
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"The working group found the judiciary has a demonstrated history of dealing with misconduct very aggressively when we know about it and that our system to handle workplace conduct complaints works when it's utilized, but it's not utilized often," James Duff, director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, who led the working group, told the committee.
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Take for example the International Panel on Climate Change's fifth report: in Working Group II, which was concerned with impacts, adaptation and vulnerability to climate change, only 27 percent of the contributors to the report were female; in Working Group I, concerned with the physical science of climate change, only 18.5 percent of the contributors were women.
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"That is a war plan — Plan Colombia was a plan for war," Lisa Haugaard, of the Latin America Working Group, told me.
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The Title IX Protection Act, introduced by Speier and other members of the Democratic Women's Working Group, codifies some of those guidelines.
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The working group has yet to convene, and Lee is hazy on when it might get around to actually making policy recommendations.
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The working group is holding meetings for employees to discuss their concerns, and will offer an email address to share concerns anonymously.
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One Time's Up working group, 50/50 by 2020, is advocating for gender parity in Hollywood leadership in the next two years.
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Yes, but: The state's Cannabis Control Commission's Energy Working Group (CCCEWG) is concerned with skyrocketing greenhouse gas emissions from the cultivating facilities.
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This amount persists despite growers' best efforts to clean up the produce, according to the Environmental Working Group, an environmental activist group.
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Today, the House Judiciary Committee's Encryption Working Group released its year-end report — and the result is good news for technology companies.
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The Environmental Working Group has found manufactured fluorochemicals present in 94 water districts across 20053 states (see sidebar beginning on Page 38).
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As judging for the working group began, I noticed that the elderly woman next to me only clapped for the Doberman Pinscher.
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The Environmental Working Group used two separate standards when deciding whether existing chromium-6 levels in community water systems might be dangerous.
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By the stricter standard, the Environmental Working Group found the tap water of 218 million Americans has dangerous levels of chromium-6.
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As we reported in March, tech companies including Snap have been participating under NDA in a government working group on age verification.
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Members of a UN working group from 40 countries met during this week's MobilityTalks International conference at the Washington, D.C. Auto Show.
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In November, a working group it convened to look at how to collect it securely advised state agencies to hire armoured couriers.
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Apple has not commented on Safari support for WebAuthn, although the company is part of the working group that developed the standard.
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Earlier in the meeting today, the BOS adopted a resolution to develop a working group to inform future legislation around emerging technologies.
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A working group of 21 euro zone bankers on Thursday published a possible methodology for calculating a successor to the Euribor series.
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He said a working group made up of the European Central Bank and the BoE to examine Brexit was in "deep dialogue".
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Melanie Benesh, legislative attorney for Environmental Working Group, discusses the impact the new framework may have and whether health concerns are warranted.
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To achieve this a "hot line" would be created and if necessary a working group would be set up for exchanging information.
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BMW, Ford, Renault and General Motors recently joined a new working group of more than 30 auto companies to employ blockchain technology.
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Asked about Turkey's working-group proposal, Stoltenberg said the S-400 issue had been considered many times at different NATO ministerial meetings.
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Senate Republican leaders have formed a Republican working group, but it is unclear how much of the House bill they will accept.
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According to McClatchy, the interagency working group is informal and began scrutinizing possible Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential race last spring.
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The planned enhancements to CORRA were proposed in a consultation paper in February by The Canadian Alternative Reference Rate Working Group (CARR).
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"I think what you're going to see is more of a working group approach, which has already started to meet," Cornyn said.
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Sonya Lunder, a senior analyst at the nonprofit advocacy group Environmental Working Group, noted that sperm is manufactured daily by men's bodies.
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Alana Tummino is head of the AS/COA Cuba Working Group and director of policy at Americas Society/Council of the Americas.
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The fork might have been avoided if a better effort had been made to include Winer in the RSS-DEV Working Group.
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They're not a formal working group, but they want the Senate bill to be as close as possible to the House bill.
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But scientists and environmental advocates like the Environmental Working Group have been raising concerns about PFAS chemicals for more than a decade.
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The Associated Press on Saturday obtained the text of Iran's filing to the United Nations' Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances.
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IAAF president Sebastian Coe said a working group would be set up to agree new rules by the end of the year.
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There was a wide array of seating, suitable for everything from a co-working group to families visiting from out of town.
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The study was conducted by a working group of the International Agency for Research on Cancer, part of the World Health Organization.
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IAAF President Sebastian Coe said a working group would be set up to agree new rules by the end of the year.
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The Senate has already formed a working group of moderates and conservatives to hammer out the upper chamber's version of the bill.
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The working group isn't the first time Wall Street has chosen to take a look at the risks posed by AI usage.
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The working group came up with its opinion on the detention during a meeting in April and released the findings last week.
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"He hasn't gone beyond explaining that," said Heller, who recently met with the special working group that is negotiating the healthcare bill.
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The paper is also posted at the website of the Wildfire Science and Policy Working Group (along with a lot more research).
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In that case, onlookers say, the working group would be even more likely to struggle to maintain a uniform approach to enforcement.
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The embassy and U.S. companies will set up an American Belt and Road Working Group to engage with the initiative, he said.
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"It should be like a prescription for eyeglasses," said Dr. Christine Cassel, a co-chairwoman of the council's hearing technologies working group.
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Miller is a senior research fellow and member of the Financial Markets Working Group in the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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In 2016 the Federal Communications Commission created a working group to study the problem and issued its final report in early 2017.
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After an evaluation by a special working group, the defense minister will make a proposal to the government to approve a winner.
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The former Council Speaker also sits on the MTA Sustainability Advisory Working Group, which is considering nearly a dozen potential revenue sources.
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As early as July, shortly after the family separation policy was rescinded, the working group had already zeroed in on several ideas.
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Ali said a joint working group, to be formed within three weeks, will fix the final terms to start the repatriation process.
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Bechtel plans to use its $500,000 to create a working group within the M.T.A. to find ways to develop the robotic system.
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A well-managed camp, the working group members say, is far less likely to run short of cash and overwork its elephants.
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This week, the allies moved to dispel such concerns by starting a joint working group to coordinate their interactions with North Korea.
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In August, a United Nations working group set down principles that could be used to guide future international regulations on lethal autonomy.
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The working group is focused on persuading the United States Army Corps of Engineers that in-water barriers are the best answer.
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She is also a member of the Brookings Institution's Transatlantic Working Group on Disinformation and regularly presents her work in global gatherings.
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Russian working group representatives used sticky strips on their shoe soles to collect material samples during tours of semiconductor and aircraft factories.
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"We agreed to create a high-level working group that would bring together captains of Russian and American business," Mr. Putin said.
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The solution should be to enlarge the clemency working group and give it the resources it needs to address that backlog systemically.
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Driving the news: The resolution, which passed 88-58 with 34 abstentions, sets up a working group to examine global cybercrime prevention.
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China and the EU are also expected to set up a working group on reforming the World Trade Organization during the talks.
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"Because these developments broadly affect the FTC's work across the agency, we have created an internal FTC Blockchain Working Group," Chilson explained.
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Ms. Watson Coleman, who is not a member of the working group, said electing more women is fundamental to fixing the problem.
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The "final phase" finding came in an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy case brought by the Aluminum Association Trade Enforcement Working Group.
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It was put together by a working group that included representatives of the Office of Management and Budget and the Labor Department.
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Jeff Flake, a Republican from Arizona who has been part of a key working group on DACA for the last several months.
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John Park, director of the Korea Working Group at the Harvard Kennedy School, warned against viewing the talks as a major breakthrough.
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A Russian official said Monday a proposed U.S.-Russia working group on cybersecurity will likely not be formed in the near future.
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Generally, though, Mr. Trump has the authority to order a fact-finding investigation — call it a commission, task force or working group.
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"We would be pleased to update you and others on the progress of the working group at the appropriate time," he added.
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Rosenstein has since created a working group to come up with possible solutions and send them to Horowitz, Prior told the Post.
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On Wednesday, the companies announced a working group which aims to develop a new, royalty-free connectivity standard for smart home products.
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We agreed, me and president Trump, agreed to create high level working group that bring together captains of Russian and American business.
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"So far offshore you wouldn't be able to see them from Mar-a-Lago," said Scott Faber of the Environmental Working Group.
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This ordeal makes it clear that the chief justice's working group must overhaul the process to make it more robust and transparent.
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On Thursday, the Pentagon said it was not considering a technical working group and that it was not necessary at this stage.
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The Environmental Working Group, a Washington advocacy organization, says Iowa corn farmers received $15 billion in federal farm subsidies between 1995 and 2012.
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A working group of xAPI developers is building out a detailed library of verbs that will define what activity statements can be captured.
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What's next: While speaking in the Rose Garden, Trump said he has designated a working group to conduct more negotiations over the weekend.
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The U.N.&aposs Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions issued a report in November 2015 criticizing the arrest and calling for Salman&aposs release.
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According to the the Anti-Phishing Working Group, 100,000 new phishing attacks get reported every month, and thousands of people fall for them.
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A working group of United Nations' human rights experts last May condemned the "apparent excessive and disproportionate use of lethal force by police".
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Alana Tummino is head of the AS/COA Cuba Working Group and senior director of policy at Americas Society/Council of the Americas.
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In the late 143s, a working group at a Chinese Academy of Sciences institute developed the basic concepts behind the social credit system.
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On Thursday, Turkey said it and Saudi Arabia had agreed to form a joint working group - at Riyadh's initiative - to investigate the case.
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For anyone interested, the Immersive Web working group at W3C and Mozilla are starting to dig further into the various risks and mitigations.
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The lawmakers' letter on Tuesday is responding to a recent report from an FCC working group launched to study the issues with SS7.
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The regulator has also set up a small working group to coordinate the launch, CSRC said in a statement on its official microblog.
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Gene Smith, The Ohio State University athletic director and co-chair of the working group, said he found the timing to be appropriate.
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By July, the White House was putting together a working group to advise on methods of maintaining a strong nuclear fuel supply chain.
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And this is a working group that includes all the regulators: the Fed, the OCC, the Consumer Protection Bureau, The S.E.C., the CFTC.
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One recommendation of the working group was to seek the board's involvement in this effort, which only serves to further highlight their absence.
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And Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said at the start of the year that a working group has been formed to look into cryptocurrencies.
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The news was part of "internal documents from a TSA working group," which said that eliminating screening could save $115 million each year.
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At a recent meeting, he said, a working group with no municipal representatives considered a plan to eliminate municipal control of broadband infrastructure.
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After three weeks of working group meetings, Senate Republicans will begin drafting their version of a health care bill over next week's recess.
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He also cited another instance in which an industry representative dramatically rewrote municipal code that a working group had been refining for months.
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A U.S. official who had knowledge of the deliberations at the meeting later said "the other working group countries dismissed the Egyptian demand".
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Considering the original Senate working group formed to address health care consisted of 13 men, Collins' involvement on the issue is especially important.
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Texas GOP Sen Ted Cruz, a conservative who is on the working group, said it is "essential" Republicans include views from all comers.
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"For now, the Oyu Tolgoi agreement is not benefiting Mongolian citizens," said Battumur Baagaa, member of the parliamentary working group scrutinizing the project.
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"The working group concluded that there were no barriers that should prevent transgender service members from serving openly in the military," she wrote.
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"The home secretary has tasked the Home Office and related agencies to look into this — we're part of that working group," he continued.
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The new deal, which is only in draft form, underwent a review from a working group of 28 data protection authorities in Europe.
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Azar and FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb on Thursday stressed the working group will be narrowly focused, and any importation policies will be temporary.
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An Oxford alumni, Sanyal represents India in several international forums and is the co-chair of the framework working group of the G20.
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It is perhaps more unfortunate that a public-private working group, led by the federal government, was not established in the mid-1990s.
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Mike Coffman said that the working group on the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus is "fairly close" on hammering out a deal for DACA.
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Trump said during his Rose Garden remarks that a working group had been formed to continue negotiations, led by Vice President Mike Pence.
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A study spearheaded by the Environmental Working Group found an average of 200 industrial chemicals and pollutants in umbilical cord blood from babies.
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The organization runs a working group that brings together officials from states seeking to provide LARCs to women who have just given birth.
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The hearing comes on the heels of a report from a joint encryption working group of House Judiciary and Energy and Commerce members.
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Senate Majority Mitch McConnell instead has assembled an ad hoc working group to hash out the details of Obamacare repeal in private meetings.
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Last month, the U.N. Working Group reaffirmed its finding and called on Sall's regime to release Karim Wade and comply with international law.
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On the Senate side, Democratic Whip Dick Durbin's bipartisan working group will continue to meet, likely by phone, according to a source familiar.
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Trump signed an executive order in March 2017 that disbanded an interagency working group tasked with determining the annual social cost of carbon.
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About 70 percent of U.S. produce retains pesticide residues even after washing, according to a new study by the Environmental Working Group (EWG).
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Lenny Giuliano is an author, a Working Group Chair at the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and a Distinguished Engineer with a network
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Powell said the Fed has established a working group to follow the project and is coordinating with other central banks across the globe.
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The Alternative Reference Rates Committee's (ARRC) consumer products working group developed this "white paper" on the adaption of SOFR by the mortgage market.
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The working group could be "a valuable resource in educating Congress on current conditions and how the United States can assist," added Rep.
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"Talked to him a long time last night," Graham told CNN while leaving an immigration working group meeting on the Hill Monday night.
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Hatch was leaving a meeting of the Senate GOP's healthcare working group, which is trying to craft the upper chamber's ObamaCare replacement legislation.
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"The four-party political working group will continue to operate and play an important role going forward in the budget process," Coates said.
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In an attempt to evaluate and limit injuries, F.I.S., the global skiing federation, recently announced a working group of sports and medical experts.
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In North Carolina, hog and poultry waste pits make up 6,848 acres of land according to a report from the Environmental Working Group.
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Susan Collins (R-ME), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, left her health care working group Monday night looking for more information.
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"Every extra bit of warming makes a difference," said Hans-Otto Pörtner, co-char of IPCC Working Group II, at the press conference.
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After Ty won the working group, he leapt into Bernardin's arms and wrapped his front paws around her back, nearly knocking her down.
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Second, and perhaps more importantly, the clemency working group seems to be working outside of the oppressive influence of the Department of Justice.
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Story at a glance More Americans are drinking contaminated water than previously thought, according to a report from the Environmental Working Group (EWG).
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Canada, Mexico, and the United States agreed to form a working group to study how to mitigate any fallout from the potential sanctions.
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Aksoy said that procurement of the S-400 systems was continuing as scheduled and the working group offer was still on the table.
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With that goal in mind, a Kentucky working group on rural access to higher education made recommendations in 2013 now being carried out.
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Now, more than a decade later, Roberts has established a working group to examine the judiciary's procedures for protecting court employees from misconduct.
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Both he and Lee are part of the working group convened by Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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"Our hope that this working group is going to be about more than just talk, it's going to be about action," McGovern said.
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Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia convened a Working Group on Slavery, Memory and Reconciliation to issue recommendations to the school in 2015.
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The report comes shortly after President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday agreed to set up a bilateral cybersecurity working group.
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A House working group investigating encryption recently found that the security risks from introducing backdoors that hackers might exploit outweighed their investigative value.
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The Pentagon has also said it intends to lift the ban on transgender troops serving openly after a working group studies the effects.
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No formal bipartisan working group on healthcare has been established, but it is one of the ideas being discussed at this early stage.
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Last month, China established a national-level working group of 28 technology companies to set standards for the facial recognition, state media reported.
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Congress could call for a commission or working group to deal with Social Security's impending insolvency, as was done in the 1980's.
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For its part, Malaysia has agreed to set up a joint working group with neighbor Singapore to coordinate responses to the virus outbreak.
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The AHCA action has moved to the Senate, which has settled on a 13-member working group to draft a health care bill.
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Cavusoglu on Thursday repeated Turkey's call for the joint working group, saying experts from both countries should come together to evaluate U.S. concerns.
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Earlier this month, the U.N. Working Group on Business and Human Rights said it was concerned about "unreasonable and unwarranted restrictions" on affected communities.
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That working group includes all 66 Democratic women members and delegates of the US House of Representatives, many of whom participated in the action.
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The Hawaii state legislature has unanimous passed a concurrent resolution which sets up a "basic economy security working group" tasked with considering the idea.
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The IOC Executive Board has agreed to set up a working group to explore potential changes to the process and report back in July.
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"The Working Group therefore considers that Mr. Rajab's deprivation of liberty is arbitrary," it said, adding that: "no such trial" should have taken place.
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A working group in Brazil's government has been preparing suggestions for the restructuring of the carrier, which filed for bankruptcy protection in June 2016.
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He mentioned that Japan's Ministry of Finance, Financial Services Agency and Bank of Japan had a working group to manage the exchange rate issue.
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The Environmental Working Group released its 2100th annual Guide to Sunscreens Tuesday, just in time to scare everyone into canceling their Memorial Day plans.
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Ankara has been pushing Washington to establish a working group to assess the risks the system would be posing to the F-35 jet.
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"The working group that counts is all 52 of us," McConnell told reporters, referring to all 52 Republican senators in the 100-member chamber.
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In January, the governor of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Rosselló, formed a working group to determine which post-storm deaths were caused by the hurricane.
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In January, the brand's color cosmetics got the seal of approval from the Environmental Working Group as meeting its standards for health and safety.
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On October 18th Archbishop Rino Fisichella, a senior church bureaucrat, disclosed that his working group had recommended the creation of a new, Amazonian rite.
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Later the same day Turkey said the two countries had agreed to form a joint working group - at Riyadh's initiative - to investigate the case.
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Moran is also one of six senators on a working group to draft a bill aimed at setting standards for online privacy for consumers.
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The meeting in Myanmar's capital, Naypyitaw, is the first for a joint working group set up to hammer out the details of the agreement.
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The California treasury's Cannabis Banking Working Group is advising government agencies to hire armoured couriers for the collection of businesses' taxes and permit payments.
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He said that the United States had established a working group with Canada and Mexico to study the possibility of restricting its oil exports.
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This working group, comprised by 15 members both Republican and Democratic, would have one year to draft a climate change and income inequality reform.
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Alberta Health Minister Sarah Hoffman said the province has formed a working group with the federal government and is looking at regulating e-cigarettes.
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The Environmental Working Group and Northeastern University have mapped at least 712 documented cases of PFAS contamination across 49 states, as of July 2019.
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Pompeo assembled a working group to handle negotiations with North Korea led by a retired senior CIA official with deep experience in the region.
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Salazar is a longtime activist with the Democratic Socialists of America, having served on the organizing committee of the DSA's socialist-feminist working group.
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The two countries have signed an agreement on voluntary repatriation which refers to establishing a joint working group within three weeks of the Nov.
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The U.K. government commissioned the Open Banking Working Group (OBWG) in late 2015, to explore the question of opening up data held by banks.
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The UC's Board of Regents is slated to act next Wednesday on a draft document produced by a working group to address the issue.
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"There was a real buzz," said Derk Kuiper, a Dutch conservationist and former World Wildlife Fund staffer who chaired the Water Neutral Working Group.
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This Sunday, LAXART revisits Services with a reading of the transcripts of the working group sessions that preceded the original exhibition, alongside video documentation.
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Chinese authorities have detained Dahlin, the 35-year-old co-founder of the Chinese Urgent Action Working Group, on suspicion of endangering state security.
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Working Group Two said this week that it was introducing a platform to host networks on Amazon Web Services, the leading cloud computing platform.
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Remedy: - Will chair a working group to consider how to make objectives clearer and more useful for investors, before considering any subsequent rule changes.
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Dow CEO Andrew Liveris heads a Trump manufacturing working group, but it is unclear if he brought that issue up with the president personally.
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Two years later, a working group uniting city government experts, municipal energy companies, scientists and the public drafted a 10-year sustainable energy policy.
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Ken Cook, president of the Environmnetal Working Group, said current EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler ignored the advice of EPA scientists who supported a ban.
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Ken Cook, president of the Environmental Working Group, said current EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler ignored the advice of EPA scientists who supported a ban.
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