While only 22019 percent of the agency's roughly 80,000 employees were working under the nonfiling-season plan, 57.4 percent of the agency's workforce will be working under the filing season plan.
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While only 12.5 percent of the agency's roughly 80,000 employees were working under the non-filing season plan, 85033 percent of the agency's workforce will be working under the filing-season plan.
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Career State Department officials are reportedly miserable working under him.
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"They're going to be working under the table," said Thale.
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The commission added it is now working under a Dec.
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Does working under different names help you avoid being pigeonholed?
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But that is true for just about anyone working under him.
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He's now a foreman with three dozen guys working under him.
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Working under her skin in the way she was used to.
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I started my career working under Sue Desmond-Hellmann at Genentech.
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The Wisconsin Elections Commission said it is working under a Dec.
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Not that working under such constraints is a bad thing, though.
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Originally, FERC was working under the deadline of Monday, December 11.
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WASHINGTON — Amy Berman Jackson is no stranger to working under pressure.
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Some of their bosses that they were working under are now gone.
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Working under the cover of darkness contributes to exhumation's hair-raising reputation.
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Currently, 17 prosecutors are working under Mueller in the special counsel's office.
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Today he's an apprentice, working under the man who cleansed his skin.
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Some people working under special wage certificates earn mere pennies per hour.
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It is what makes working under capitalism a kind of forced labor.
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Working under cover, he grew dreadlocks that reached far down his back.
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Each has decades of intelligence experience working under Democrat and Republican administrations.
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Here, I felt like the worst detective working under the best conditions.
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But working under this kind of pressure can quickly lead to burnout.
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Undocumented immigrants are stigmatized, living and working under the threat of deportation.
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Working under him was good, and it made me a lot better.
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This workforce is hidden behind closed doors and working under incredibly isolating conditions.
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That's what it's like in courtrooms working under a process called Operation Streamline.
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DHS is currently working under exceptions put in place nearly a decade ago.
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The authorities check to ensure they are not working under coercion or threat.
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"It was love at first sight," says Kirk, who was working under her.
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Casting director James Scully recently claimed the models were working under inhumane conditions.
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Kim Dingle is an artist with a history of working under preconceived constraints.
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What the attorney general says matters to the immigration judges working under him.
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Some organizations today have four to five different generations working under one roof.
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That's where I come in, working under the direction of the prisoner's attorney.
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Working under Kawakubo, he developed an appreciation for her uncompromising and groundbreaking approach.
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Corporate CEOs taking thousands of times the pay of those working under them.
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He gets a job as a sugar cane cutter, working under dismal conditions.
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We are told he is working under the control of American special services.
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But Mills, who had spent three seasons working under Jackson, had other ideas.
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"They have been working under a lot of pressure these months," Chiu said.
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Washington described the diplomats as intelligence agents working under the cover of diplomacy.
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And I liked working under Chris Anderson, where that was totally the philosophy.
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The couple met in Mumbai in 2013 while working under Vice President Joe Biden.
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In the spy game, that's known as working under non-official cover -- or NOC.
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A court working under such a cloud would face a massive crisis of legitimacy.
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They're like little cities of two thousand, three thousand people working under one roof.
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They're like little cities of two thousand, three thousand people working under one roof.
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"I think we have an understanding [of] the framework they're working under," Cardin said.
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Working under those conditions in tropical heat can be excruciating, as Dr. Karesh explained.
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Mr. Kushner had spent the first year of the administration working under provisional clearances.
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Now he was at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, working under J. Edgar Hoover.
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The developers working under and owned by THQ Nordic didn't make this choice, though.
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Ferreira and Souto emphasized that they were mere technicians working under the orders of Bolsonaro.
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Nydia Velázquez, the current chair of the committee, fondly remembered her time working under Meyers.
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We asked them what they believe is working under Trump — and what they would change.
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Depositors might hesitate about handing over their savings to people working under a railway arch.
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He said a third of Russian embassy staff were intelligence officers working under diplomatic cover.
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Working under his own name, he isn't about to set aside the style he forged.
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Former Apple engineer Bob Burrough spent seven years working under Steve Jobs and Tim Cook.
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While at USC, Feige scored an internship working under producers Richard and Lauren Shuler Donner.
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In fact, working under such bosses could literally be a matter of life or death.
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You know, teachers do so much good, they are often working under most difficult circumstances.
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It was what we wanted, to attract attention to the conditions we were working under.
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He also shares what he learned from more than a decade working under Steve Jobs.
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A dozen of those came in his first season at Chelsea, working under Antonio Conte.
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The headquarters employees have been working under duress for the last five to ten years.
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Flay first learned how to cook spicy Southwestern food while working under restaurateur Jonathan Waxman.
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Donald Trump might not believe in climate change, but scientists working under him sure do.
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The companies have been working under an extension agreement after the previous contract expired in November.
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They are working under insane conditions and have their own damaged homes and families in need.
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Now at Apple, Dodge will be working under Mansfield, who reports directly to CEO Tim Cook.
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And I think it's a real responsibility to nurture that person if they're working under you.
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Another revelation came from an attorney working under Clinton's senior attorneys David Kendall and Cheryl Mills.
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Police say they have been working under the orders of the Election Commission since last month.
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An anonymous official has suggested intelligence staffers who fear working under a Trump administration could quit.
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Jaeger is also currently working under another $1.4 million NSF grant, according to his curriculum vitae.
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Mo Korched, working under the name Ruko Photo, shoots photos and is branching into video editing.
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"Teachers do so much good, they are often working under the most difficult circumstances," she said.
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The Great Lakes crew was still there, a little farther up the shore, working under lights.
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But the chart above shows the vastly different circumstances lawmakers were working under at the time.
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Finally, we now have critical industries asking low-paid workers to continue working under dangerous circumstances.
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He was the pilot on the 333 mission to the Skylab space station, working under Cmdr.
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But working under such intense pressure day after day, he burned out and his productivity dissolved.
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Nor are we all fortunate enough to make a living working under 40 hours a week.
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And last fall, an employee working under an NSA contract was charged with stealing classified information.
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Food delivery companies have also seen people working under the accounts of others to sidestep policies.
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When Cordova joined HHS last February, he was working under the Office of White House Liaison.
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But Mr. Mueller is working under a different set of rules than any of those investigators.
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Rarely can one see so many internationally recognized artists working under the same roof in Manhattan.
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Some entrepreneurs can earn in the mid–six figures, especially if they have people working under them.
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" He said Scotland Yard is working under the assumption the attack was connected to "Islamism-related terrorism.
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He is a host, an old one, and has been working under Ford's control this whole time.
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Resumé: Carrie Lam joined the civil service in 1980, working under both British colonial and Chinese administrations.
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But, of course, teamwork is typically restricted to companies where everyone is working under the same roof.
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Despite the differences, authorities said they are working under the assumption that the four explosions are related.
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Altman almost seems blissfully unaware of how people at Y Combinator might feel about working under Thiel.
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Kobe, Japan is alive with fresh paint thanks to artists working under the flag of the POW!
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Uber driver and protester Mostafa Maklad told TechCrunch that the drivers themselves are working under untenable circumstances.
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After working under famed interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard, she did, launching Leura Fine Interiors in 2013.
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He will be working under the Google Plus team, which has turned into Streams, Photos, and Sharing.
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"We&aposve been working under what's known as clean conditions [at the church]," King told Live Science.
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"Being a general is like being a C.E.O.: She's good at working under pressure," Mr. Fisher said.
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According to the International Labor Organization, there are approximately 21 million people working under forced labor worldwide.
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My father gave his life working under the hot Las Vegas sun so I could be here.
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The women said they "and other dark-skinned employees suffered years-long relentless racial animus" working under Slater.
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Republicans have yet to reach a similar fly-or-die moment, but they are working under time constraints.
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Working under that assumption, it seems safe to say that 2018 will be the year of the woman.
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I think we're working under the direction of President Trump and President Xi from the meeting in Osaka.
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We're looking for someone who has experience in narrative storytelling and is comfortable working under frequent deadline pressure.
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We're looking for someone who has experience in narrative storytelling and is comfortable working under daily deadline pressure.
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Working under these extreme self-imposed restraints, Larsen focuses attention on a wide range of banal human gestures.
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It's not that the other scientists were working under the influence of the industry or something more potent.
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I notice a man working under the hood of a car eyeballing me as I exit my vehicle.
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After about two weeks, she arrived safely in Phoenix and started working under the table as a dishwasher.
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The deal also brought Bob Iger to Disney to start working under Michael Eisner and later succeed him.
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Then there are people like me, working under the sun in 40-degree (Celsius, 104-degree Fahrenheit) heat.
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Veteran hacks in Cairo often played a parlor game, guessing who were the "spooks" working under diplomatic cover.
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The intelligence community believed Gusev was a KGB technical officer working under diplomatic cover in the United States.
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This is about the second time, it didn't work under Obama and it's not working under this president.
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Roger Burnley, who took over as Asda CEO in January, is a former Sainsbury's executive, working under Coupe.
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Brody himself had 6,000 people working under him at IBM, where his focus was the Internet of Things.
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And he'll be working under an equally handsome MD named Brock Holt, a surgeon played by John Stamos.
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Union leaders said the episode had hurt morale among workers, who had been working under an expired contract.
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The three firms working under Greenberg Traurig's $1.7 million contract are the Daschle Group, founded by former Sen.
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Five years working under him was equivalent to getting a master's degree, a PhD and a Nobel Prize.
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She joined the New York Post in 1995 as deputy editor on the business desk, working under Yelland.
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Shah said Porter was working under an interim clearance and insisted that the full clearance was never denied.
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Even the lucky few working under an unlimited-vacation policy are rarely taking more than three weeks off.
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Witnesses said Yemeni guards working under the direction of Emirati officers use various methods of sexual torture and humiliation.
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"Since two years we were working under random shelling from friendly fire," Chahed said in speech in the parliament.
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The senior publicist who I was working under had a conflict, so I was covering for him by myself.
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Turkish officials have claimed he was murdered and dismembered by a team of Saudi agents working under royal orders.
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And they are working under the assumption that this is going to happen, the president wants it to happen.
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She started working under Vaughan in the 1950s, focusing on processing data from wind tunnel experiments and experimental flights.
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It's important to understand that at that time, both he and Zakharova were working under a completely different administration.
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He also said that both global anti-doping body WADA and the International Olympic Committee were working under duress.
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Today, nearly everyone is a commuter, working under a boss, and the small farms he remembers have largely vanished.
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Growing up in China, Zhang saw women working under Mao Zedong's diktat that "Women hold up half the sky".
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Working under the monikers "DCLeaks" and "Guccifer 2.0," they allegedly coordinated to release damaging information to sway the election.
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Working under the names "DCLeaks" and "Guccifer 2.0," they allegedly coordinated to release damaging information to sway the election.
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"They're working under insane deadlines, often in unsafe conditions," AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Schuler said in the video.
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Montrezl Harrell started at center with Clint Capela coming off the bench and still working under a minute restriction.
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And we're working under the direction of President Trump and President Xi. So, hopefully we'll continue to make progress.
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And then you have Isao Takahata - another giant of Japanese animation, working under one roof, making his own masterpieces.
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Wells Fargo's next leader will have to be comfortable working under the glare of regulators, politicians, media and customers.
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Lubomirski started his career working under Mario Testino, who took Prince William and Kate Middleton's engagement photos in 2010.
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On March 14, she ordered 23 Russians who she said were spies working under diplomatic cover to leave Britain.
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Given these obvious drawbacks, why are so many organizations working under governance structures that expose them to these risks?
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In the same paper, the scientists — working under Salk's Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte — reported making rat-mouse chimeras, too.
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The Ethicist I just finished a big project working under a male manager with whom I don't get along.
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Black was not a staff member but was working under the supervision of a staff member, according to Stinner.
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If your leaders are stressed out — it means you would probably also be very stressed out working under them.
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Everyone working under Pruitt, and anyone that would replace Pruitt as chief of the EPA, would embody similar policies.
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Mr. Pappano spent six years in that position and two years working under Michael Gielen at the Frankfurt Opera.
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The move comes as more and more grocery store employees speak out about the conditions they are working under.
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Working under the authority of a state's governor, they're providing personnel, vehicles, and other equipment to the response effort.
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While McCabe was working under Comey, it is not clear if Comey knew of the alleged leak by McCabe.
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It's just another morning at the diner when Barbara, one of the girls working under Larry, comes in for breakfast.
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One thing is for sure: none of the staff working under Cole stabbed anyone in the back for her role.
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Witnesses said Yemeni guards working under the direction of Emirati officers have used various methods of sexual torture and humiliation.
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Trump has yet to add his mark, so he is working under Obama's order on classified information, issued in 2009.
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I was working under the table then, too, because I didn't want my unemployment from an older job to end.
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The fact that North Korean laborers are working under these conditions is against many EU regulation laws and international treaties.
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In New York, Bratton applied the theory by cracking down on petty crimes while working under then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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During the trip we traveled to Afghanistan and Iraq and met with many of the generals working under Votel's direction.
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Without a job in the White House or a group of associates working under her, where would Olivia be now?
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It's true, obviously, that there are millions of undocumented long-term residents working under the table in the United States.
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The Economist is looking for someone who has experience in narrative storytelling and is comfortable working under daily deadline pressure.
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Remember, the challenges of being a team leader is very different from the challenges of working under a team leader.
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Will employees continue working under the same health standards that ignited six outbreaks related to norovirus, E. coli and salmonella?
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Look for GOP senators to ask for Comey's personal memos going back to his time working under the Obama administration.
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The idea of working under a preconceived constraint and following through on it is something that Dingle has done before.
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O'Connor has deliberately appealed to suburban Kasich voters, working under the assumption that they're more moderate than their Trumpian peers.
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There were no Polish units working under the Waffen S.S., as was the case with Dutch, Norwegian, and Estonian units.
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Hill claimed that during her two years working under Thomas, he made all sorts of sexually charged comments to her.
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Turkish officials have claimed that Khashoggi was murdered and dismembered by a team of Saudi agents working under royal orders.
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After working under Bush, Bernhardt became a lawyer and lobbyist at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck for water and oil interests.
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Morgan told Tapper that investigators are still working under a criminal search warrant to collect information in the ongoing investigation.
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A general rule is that good programmers working under careful supervision average about one bug per 2,000 lines of code.
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After all, I was working under the assumption that the authorities would not care much for the source information anyway.
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Investigators have been working under the belief that Jennifer Hart intentionally drove the car over the side of the cliff.
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"It wasn't even an option in medical school," Todd Barr, a forensic pathologist working under Gilson in Cleveland, told me.
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Brendan Rodgers, the coach of Celtic, became convinced of the approach's value while working under Mourinho early in his career.
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As a larger, single subset working under the auspices of the commissioner's office, umpires were warned about their combative style.
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Despite Donald Trump's proclamations that he is ready to deal with Democrats, that's not the assumption Republicans are working under.
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It was there, in his thesis, working under Malvin A. Ruderman, that Dr. Steigman made his first contribution to cosmology.
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Then the same group simultaneously bought ads for those Senate candidates while working under the name American Media & Advocacy Group.
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Coalition partners in Colorado, Nevada and California have initiated their own group of local organizations working under the same principles.
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Top FBI officials working under Comey conspired to develop an "insurance plan" in the event Trump were to be elected.
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Working under more flexible hours can boost productivity as well, since it requires employees to pay more attention to deadlines.
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Working under Abraham Wikler, who was exploring the relationship between physiology, neurology and addiction, Dr. Klein conducted several drug studies.
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Working under Abraham Wikler, who was exploring the relationship between physiology, neurology and addiction, Dr. Klein conducted several drug studies.
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Both teams are working under the same fundamental premise of allowing astronauts to reconnect with nature as a therapeutic exercise.
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Jaehee is a young career woman working under Jumin who comes to realize she might not be happy where she is.
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For professional photographer Sonja Herpich, working under these conditions at the Hofbräu tent at Oktoberfest is almost like an annual retreat.
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After Britain expelled 23 Russians it said were spies working under diplomatic cover, Russia followed by throwing out 23 British diplomats.
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A spokesman for the U.S. State Department said all American citizens working under the diplomatic chief there have been accounted for.
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What's happening: Trump's negotiating team was working under the theory that they had to sign the new NAFTA agreement on Nov.
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CNN cannot determine if the people making Trump's clothing were paid a different amount or the conditions they were working under.
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"I have a responsibility as someone who was working under Mark Schwahn on 'The Royals' to acknowledge these claims," she wrote.
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" Obama told PEOPLE earlier this month that the president living and working under the same roof "definitely brought us closer together.
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First Tutors is currently working under its own brand, but the merged entities are in the process of sharing technology assets.
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" Another, Cagdas Kaplan says: "Working under constant threat of arrest and conviction makes life extremely difficult, but journalism is our profession.
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What happens if you suddenly have millions of kids in high school who would have been working under the old laws?
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The IRS has been working under a non-filing season shutdown contingency plan since the funding lapse started in late December.
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This has a trickle-down effect that can cause you to be stressed working under them and potentially hurt your productivity.
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Those already working under similar laws tell us repeatedly that criminalizing sex buyers means that they too are criminalized and endangered.
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Rarely can curators, collectors, art dealers, and art enthusiasts see so many internationally recognized artists working under one roof in Manhattan.
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On my first day of school, I got a job at Water Grill as a dishwasher working under chef David Lefevre.
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As a DJ working under the stage name SPRKLBB, Egelhoff offers a firsthand perspective of underground dance culture in his work.
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It includes F.B.I. agents working under Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director chosen by the president, and other Justice Department officials.
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With this deal, the city's carpenters can rest assured that they're working under a fair contract with the protections they deserve.
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But since then, she has also dealt with the ravages of an overburdened health service working under the cloud of Brexit.
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The man behind the scheme is a close friend of Diane's, and his daughter, Maia, has just begun working under her.
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Flirting with censorship from the morality police and working under the spectre of Boko Haram, they face bombs and book burnings.
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Gates was also a senior official on Trump's inaugural committee, working under one of President Donald Trump's close friends, Tom Barrack.
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It was about Alabama's offense, working under Steve Sarkisian as offensive coordinator for the first time, struggling to mount anything productive.
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But Mr. Yang "was working under very difficult conditions, and thus deserved great respect for his moral courage," Mr. Sun said.
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From Thursday morning, it seemed that most rescuers were working under the assumption that a girl was alive in the rubble.
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Bruce Fraser, one of Kerr's longtime assistants, played for Olson in the 1980s before working under him as a graduate assistant.
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Some of these elements of your work are executed through different personas; what is the significance of working under different names?
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The European Commission has a Brexit team, led by Michel Barnier, working under a negotiating mandate from the 27 other EU governments.
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"The conditions our members at Amazon are working under are frankly inhuman," GMB General Secretary Tim Roache said in the press release.
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He was reportedly listed twice in Vietnam as M.I.A. "Garofalo is used to working under pressure," Fox News reporter Bryan Llenas said.
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After a small trial period, Bieber eventually moved to the United States permanently and began working under Usher — a partnership Braun brokered.
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In our society there are men uncomfortable working under women and a handful of our players would have a problem with it.
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If you're looking for good guys in Aleppo, look at the rescue workers, the White Helmets, and the doctors working under fire.
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"They're getting rid of the old executives, who although socialist and working under catastrophic management, at least knew about oil," he said.
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Working under the auspices of the Pentagon's secretive Strategic Capabilities Office, the branches have tested swarms of up to 103 Perdix drones.
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Our veterans are accustomed to working under great pressure, meeting deadlines, and working as part of a unit towards goals and objectives.
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Britain has blamed the attempted murder on Russia, and expelled 23 Russians it said were spies working under diplomatic cover in retaliation.
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The companies are working under the threat of increased regulation that lawmakers have said they would impose if they don't see improvements.
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In 22019, two former employees working under Duckworth when she led the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs filed a lawsuit against her.
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They have wrapped steel bands around wobbly steeples and towers, working under the watchful eye of Culture Ministry architects and art historians.
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From long hours to the stress of working under CEO Elon Musk, a job at the electric-car maker can be demanding.
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In 2009, two former employees working under Duckworth when she led the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs filed a lawsuit against her.
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That acquisition, by all measures, went terribly: Most of the Dropcam team departed, largely due to the frustrations of working under Fadell.
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Dozens of officials, including Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, are working under temporary clearances in the absence of final security clearance.
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A judge working under Mr. Rossoshansky's uncle paid no heed to the bungled police investigation and released the young man on bail.
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Hundreds of American aviation mechanics and other specialists, working under Defense Department contracts, keep the Saudi F-15 fleet in the air.
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It's possible Zuckerberg's interest in taking a government role could have been related to working under or alongside a Hillary Clinton administration.
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He was assisted by Rick Gates, who had been a deputy campaign chairman for Mr. Trump in 2016, working under Paul Manafort.
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Eli Lilly is currently under investigation for working, under your tenure, with other drug companies to needlessly raise the price of insulin.
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But gaps in museum collections remain — particularly in the case of artists who were either dissidents or working under the official radar.
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Working under experienced detectives, the investigators often shoulder the more labor-intensive tasks, like canvassing buildings for witnesses and searching for video.
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Authorities are working under the belief that the latest incident is connected to the previous three explosions in the city, Manley said.
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Working under a pre-IPO quiet period would be normal but by all accounts, the IPO is no longer happening anytime soon.
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Mr. Ungaro, who came from a family of tailors, established his fashion house in 22005 after working under the designer Cristóbal Balenciaga.
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We stopped to survey the deep pits and fresh tracks where sand miners with earthmovers had been working under cover of night.
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But they work for an outside contractor, Aramark, not GM. They had been working under an extended contract since March of 2018.
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Our government is not working under this strain because it was designed to prevent narrow majoritarian politics and instead demand broad compromise.
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NBC reported well over 100 current White House staffers have been working under interim security clearances, and Banks was one of them.
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As per a profile in Boston Magazine, he spent his early days as a chef working under Mario Batali in New York City.
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Cohen also supposedly discussed how to make "deniable cash payments" to hackers working under Kremlin direction, and how to cover up those operations.
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Working under the banner of a project called "Language and Nationalism", the group issued a "declaration on the common language" on March 30th.
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The five-hour interview kicked off a publicity tour for Comey's memoir A Higher Loyalty, which details his brief stint working under Trump.
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They would bring Wright to London and set up a research and development centre for him, with around thirty staff working under him.
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"People are scared because they are working under a system that they know they could lose their employment at any moment," he said.
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However, according to the Star Tribune, investigators are working under the theory that the pop star did not know the pills contained fentanyl.
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Zhang and his team, although working under the radar, "are ready" to take over, Ma said in a letter to staff and shareholders.
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The National Security Council, working under the National Command Authority, that's where I'm looking for leadership to coordinate all instruments of national power.
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But there's also something inherently poised about him, in that way that only comes from years working under the glare of a spotlight.
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And that is an excellent podcast if you're interested in hearing a little bit more about the business model that they're working under.
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The challenge of using relatively untested reformulated films and of working under extreme lighting conditions with sometimes very inebriated strangers became an obsession.
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Says Fine: "I don't see anything I do as strictly coming from me, which is why working under a collective feels most right!"
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Back then, he was just working under his last name, but over the last couple of years his life's had some big changes.
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Some of the most haunting stories are from women who have survived human trafficking and ended up working under force, fraud, or coercion.
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What he's insinuating is that the military wasn't working under President Barack Obama but is back to working now with him in charge.
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Moreover, investigators working under Comey and McCabe reportedly concluded that Flynn was not intentionally trying to mislead them, but Mueller indicted Flynn anyway.
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Working under the name Afterawhile, the artist collects typewriters in all different languages, often from defunct brands like Smith Corona, Mercedes, and Hermes.
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As general manager of the Dodgers, working under Andrew Friedman, Zaidi could take a small-market mind-set to a large-market payroll.
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Four pairs of blue-clad legs were sticking out from underneath the pedestal, as if high-tech mechanics were working under a car.
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Then, for the second time in three years, an employee working under an NSA contract was charged last year with stealing classified information.
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In a Group of 7 country, it is unthinkable to have thousands of migrants and Italians working under those conditions in many fields.
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"Our intelligence shows that he has 500-1,000 militants working under him and is living in the mountains," said a senior police official.
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Unfortunately, the show is working under a severe handicap, which is that the pilot (the one episode directed by Luhrmann) is truly terrible.
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After working under the tutelage of drill sergeants, with their outsize personas, Soto was drawn to his quieter, more composed and reflective demeanor.
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At the same time, Palestinian artists, who are already working under extraordinarily harsh conditions, face the most severe de facto boycott and isolation.
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But then she was denied an H1-B visa, which would have allowed her to continue working under the sponsorship of her employer.
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You'll then be required to complete an internship in which you spend at least 1,200 hours working under the supervision of a licensed professional.
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The operator of the crane that toppled onto Worth Street in TriBeCa during the morning rush on Friday was working under a 25 m.p.h.
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Kenyan troops, working under the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), say they killed al Shabaab's deputy commander and head of intelligence Mohamed Karatey.
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The US Cyber Command was elevated to a combatant command today, the country's 10th, after previously working under the US Strategic Command since 2009.
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Medics in the city of Barquisimeto decided to ask patients' relatives to sign a permission slip acknowledging the poor conditions they were working under.
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Pfeiffer and Howli were married in October 2016, the same year three other couples who met while working under Obama also tied the knot.
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A year earlier, Chu said, she had not aggressively pursued an opportunity to write for Wonder Woman because it would've involved working under Berganza.
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Working under the theme "In Excess," participants put together maximalist installations at a former produce market and textile manufacturing site in Downtown Los Angeles.
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There was so much — so many people who weren't working under the auspices of the DAE, so many crops and livestock that weren't registered.
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Both will be working under Leone, who oversees the firm's global operations with Neil Shen, the founder and managing partner of Sequoia Capital China.
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Both Starr and Walsh were working under the independent counsel law that Congress passed in 1978 as part of the Ethics in Government Act.
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U.S. artist Alexa Meade and Mexican musician Ely Guerra collaborated on a piece of "living art" honoring Kahlo, working under her great niece's guidance.
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After he was fired, the former FBI director testified to Congress about his experience working under Trump and entered his memos into the record.
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Multiple outlets are reporting new details from former FBI Director James Comey's forthcoming tell-all book about his experiences working under President Donald Trump.
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Last year, RWB's 100 Information Heroes List featured two Italians—among reporters engaged in war zones, investigating drug trafficking, or working under harsh dictatorships.
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Working under Auntie are two Ukrainian maids, Vera and Sonya, and a Pole named Vladimir, who has the letter "P" embroidered on his uniform.
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The man was working under the non-profit Swiss Foundation for Mine Action (FSD) in the Daquq area, around 200 km north of Baghdad.
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Everyone here knows what it's like to lack ordinary necessities the world takes for granted; everyone is living and working under the same yoke.
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Working under the name Pixel-Pusha, Pollett allegedly spent two days boshing anything and everything under the sun and then drew the results up.
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But he's spent the last decades dedicated to working under extreme conditions across the world in countries such as Haiti, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Pakistan.
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Many said they're working under trying circumstances that include longer hours, crowded truck stops, difficulties finding food, as well as health and safety concerns.
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Working under a microscope, they cobble these active and passive components together, making use of the cells' natural inclination to stick to one another.
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But it is rare for someone working under diplomatic cover to be linked to a murder and for a government to seek an arrest.
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Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo is an underground rapper working under the name Sammus, a former teacher, and a Ph.D student at Cornell University living in Philadelphia.
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At Thursday's daily 2:30 planning meeting, Glor acknowledged that the staff has been working under "extraordinary circumstances," with constant leaks about the possible changes.
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Filmmakers could create villains who, working under the banner of anthropology, robbed the graves of indigenous people — or colonial-era settlers who murdered Native Americans.
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Being trapped in a box with other adults replicates drinking's shortcut to intimacy, while working under a clock eliminates awkwardness (there's no time for it!).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Thanks to scientists working under the auspices of the World Health Organization, you can be fairly sure your toothbrush won't give you cancer.
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"I'm working under the assumption that the two eclipses might be the bookends of a micro-epoch in the story of the US," he added.
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Phi Energy's presentation deck lists its then-Chief Commercial Officer as Tarick Kreimeia, who is described as "a Director of Hatton International" working under Wheatland.
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Phil Nuytten, owner of Nuytco Research, a Canadian marine exploration company, says the company found the Dmitrii Donskoi while working under contract with Shinil Group.
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If Apple's naming scheme was starting to bother you (with iOS, tvOS and watchOS working under different naming rules from OS X), fret no more.
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Or a concept like Pine Street Market, where you have nine restauranteurs working under the same roof and doing things like chef-driven soft serve.
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In early March, Papadopoulos got the job — he'd be an unpaid foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, working under campaign co-chair Sam Clovis.
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Both men recalled the shared experience of working under the shadow of fathers who were very successful in the professions the sons chose to pursue.
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Five of the mines are working under expired employment agreements, leaving the company exposed to the risk of ongoing industrial action until matters are resolved.
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In the real world, it is highly unlikely that your neighbor, coworker or mailman is actually a clandestine Russian operative working under a false identity.
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He's been working under contract with the Armed Forces Institute of Regenerative Medicine, which is seeking new ways to help military personnel injured in battle.
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The same drivers claimed that they were making more with Uber and Cabify than they were working under the table in mostly service-sector jobs.
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The cartoonist told the outlet that he had been working under Block for almost 25 years before any problems occurred in the past several months.
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In addition, any candidate would have the pressure of the high-profile mission as well as the weight of working under these three business leaders.
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However, the authority expired at the end of fiscal 2202, and the terms of any remaining employees working under the authority will expire by 2628.
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However, the authority expired at the end of fiscal 2013, and the terms of any remaining employees working under the authority will expire by 85033.
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In fact, many bosses and managers have opted against promoting employees, even when those employees had been working under their supervision for quite some time.
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That means he is working under the same roof as Sergei Filin, whom he was convicted to have ordered an attack on in January 2013.
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Between the lines: Senior European officials have told me they're working under the assumption that Trump wants his car tariffs before the November midterm elections.
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The health care lobbyist told me that anybody could have seen that we would end up here, given the parameters that Republicans were working under.
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Behind the scenes, Prime Minister Theresa May had stronger demands: EU help in disrupting a Russian network of spies working under diplomatic cover in Europe.
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A group of health advocacy groups, working under the umbrella of Utah Decides Healthcare, are working toward putting the expansion on their ballot next year.
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Recently, the report said, some journalists had been working under visas shorter than the standard one-year duration: six months, three months, even one month.
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"The recruiting company mistook support for Democratic causes as Hawkfish working under contract with the DNC, which isn't the case," said Frazier, the Bloomberg aide.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has been working under the Trump administration to relax efforts on worker safety, giving a bigger voice to businesses.
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U.S. officials believe at least one of the Chinese officials was an intelligence officer who was working under a diplomatic guise, according to the Times.
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After investigating a number of possible crimes, prosecutors working under Mueller and the DC US attorney settled on obstruction-of-justice-related charges against Stone.
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In a 20-minute monologue for Last Week Tonight, Oliver breaks down the issues faced by those working under billionaire Vince McMahon at the WWE.
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Their double identities often reflected those of their makers: born Stanley Lieber, Mr Lee was one of many Jewish comics creators working under an anglicised name.
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That's because Starr was working under an older law that expired in 1999, the Ethics in Government Act, while Mueller is constrained by Justice Department regulations.
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Working under the name Me Time, Barrable-Tishauer performs at various events, including a monthly show called Home Brew, which takes place at Toronto's Supermarket Bar.
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In The Devil Wears Prada, Blunt starred as fashion assistant Emily working under an intimidating magazine editor in the 2006 film that became an instant hit.
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" In a now-expired Instagram Story (which was captured by Pop Crave on Twitter) tagging Bieber's account, Portner, 423, wrote, "I regret working under your name.
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The press called what Albert did "a literary hoax," but Feuerzeig's film asks whether there's really anything wrong with a fiction writer working under a pseudonym.
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" She claimed he had a rep for intimidating women working under him, hurling profanities and telling them, "Don't ever even f**king look at me anymore!
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That 60-vote threshold didn't come into play on health care because Republicans were working under budget reconciliation rules that require just a 51-vote majority.
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He cultivated close relations with the then Russian defence minister and told Reuters he himself had three-star and four-star Russian generals working under him.
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After the Skripal poisoning, dozens of Western countries launched the biggest expulsion of Russian spies working under diplomatic cover since the height of the Cold War.
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As a moderate mitigating factor, according to management, most such borrowers are typically working under contracts with regional authorities or state-related companies, reducing credit risks.
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The companies are working under the threat of increased regulation by lawmakers who have introduced legislation to introduce their own requirements on digital political ad disclosures.
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The collection was a strong one for Acne, and the first with a new men's designer, Paul Surridge, formerly of Z Zegna, working under Mr. Johansson.
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"The military will have to accept working under an Islamist government while the government will have to respect the Kemalist core of the military," she said.
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The companies are working under the threat of increased regulation by lawmakers who have introduced legislation to introduce their own requirements on digital political ad disclosures.
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The tech industry's labor practices are notably poor; just talk to striking Lanetix workers or to those working under grinding conditions in Elon Musk's Tesla factories.
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" Police are continuing to investigate Sulli's cause of death and are "working under the assumption that she may have taken her own life, according to Variety.
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Commuter-rail projects are outside Byford's ambit, but the M.T.A.'s ineptitude, or worse, on large projects saps the credibility of everyone working under its aegis.
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The liaison would "identify important new formats and trends while also serving memers already on the platform," according to the Atlantic, working under Instagram's partnership division.
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Mr. Welling had started Engaged in 2012 after working under Ralph V. Whitworth at Relational Investors, until that fund was wound down earlier in the year.
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Since then, he's cobbled together a serious resume of experiences, including working under Oscar-winning director Alejandro Iñárritu and scoring a role in Michael Bay's Transformers.
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Polish state news agency PAP said the suspect had been in contact with Russian intelligence officers working under diplomatic cover at the Russian embassy in Warsaw.
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ROME — No artist defined 17th-century Rome more than Gian Lorenzo Bernini did, working under nine popes and leaving an indelible mark on the Eternal City.
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Ms. Rozan learned the ins and outs of theater working under Jean Vilar when he ran the Théâtre National Populaire in Paris in the mid-1950s.
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In Louisiana, where deaths surged by more than 40% in a single day this week and continue to jump daily, hospitals are already working under stress.
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The attacks happened every morning, while we were out there getting the helicopters ready for their missions — working under fire like that became our daily routine.
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Trump reportedly forced Maguire out after an official working under him briefed the House Intelligence Committee on Russia's purported efforts to aid Trump's 2020 reelection bid.
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And now, in their seventh season as Brooklyn's team, working under their sixth coach since they left New Jersey, they are … well, see Van Gundy's comment.
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Extra bases Pitcher Chris Young became a vice president for the league, working under Joe Torre, within weeks of playing in the Padres' spring training camp.
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Authorities are working under the belief that the latest incident is connected to the previous three explosions in the city, Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said.
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The first two times Joe Biden ran for president, his younger sister served as "campaign chair," with an in-name-only campaign manager working under her.
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Last week's indictment quotes a number of emails that put the defendants, who were senior sales executives working under Mr. Babich, in an especially bad light.
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But they lost their citizenship after their parents pleaded guilty in a 2010 FBI sweep of Russian spies working under deep cover in the United States.
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The U.N. team, working under U.N. rights boss and former Chile President Michelle Bachelet, said the government of President Sebastian Pinera had cooperated with its investigation.
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"Almost every country here (in Vienna) seems to be working under the premise that we are going to work out an agreement this year," said Doniger.
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Working under the scorching sun and temperatures that can reach 42 degrees Celsius (108 Fahrenheit) means that skins tan no matter how much sunscreen they use.
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Most recently, he spent four years working under the designer Jonathan Anderson at Loewe, focusing on what Mr. Sialelli called "a new masculinity" for men's wear.
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Faced with increasing censorship, many artists working under these restrictive conditions sought new artistic methods to enact resistance, turning to photography, performance, video, and conceptual art.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's former anti-doping chief-turned-whistleblower Grigory Rodchenkov is working under the control of U.S. special services, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday.
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But things get considerably more complicated from there as we learn more about each character's backstory, and there's a surprising amount of pathos working under the surface.
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Having joined the club under president João Vale e Azevedo, he soon found himself working under a new boss in the form of charismatic businessman Manuel Vilarinho.
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Pioneer, working under Navient, "systematically misled consumers" when attempting to enroll them in a loan rehabilitation program, the Consumer Financial Protection bureau claimed in its January lawsuit.
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The entire operation, prosecutors say, was working under the protection of Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov, whom the FBI identified as a top Russian vor closely allied with Semion Mogilevich.
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Sari Awad, a Sudanese painter whose works are featured in the banner, describes a life of numerous difficult restrictions as an artist working under el Bashir's regime.
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Working under the name Lustix, the Brooklyn-based Pulecio makes installations and interactive sculptures using 3D-printed materials and computers to blend the physical with the digital.
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"We have accounted for all Americans working under chief of mission authority" in Dhaka, State Department spokesman John Kirby told reporters in Washington during the daily briefing.
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Fewer than 500,000 nurses are working under a collective bargaining agreement, said Pamela F. Cipriano, president of the American Nurses Association, which represents 3.4 million registered nurses.
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Working under cover, he was supposed to connect with Dawud Salahuddin, an alleged assassin accused of killing an Iranian dissident at his Bethesda, Md., home in 1980.
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Zac Clark told local media outlets that his neighbor had been working under his car when it fell on top of him, crushing his head and chest.
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Spicer's resignation could point to more changes coming at a White House increasing working under the cloud of investigations looking at Russia's involvement in last year's election.
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After the census report came out, Richeson and Maureen Craig, a graduate student working under her (now a psychology professor at NYU), set up a simple experiment.
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He refused to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifos, overruling the scientists working under him and ignoring objective evidence of significant hazards, and he delayed new rules for methane.
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With doors around the White House now closed, both figuratively and literally, Schiller has told friends he doesn't like working under Kelly as much, according to Bloomberg.
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The motive remains unknown, but the FBI is working under the "presumption that this was an act of terrorism," FBI Special Agent in Charge Rachel Rojas said.
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"She has a beautiful way to show others," said Linares, now clean and sober for two years and working under Berkovich in the mission's public affairs office.
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Many of them are reluctant to buy into the mayor's latest effort because they have not been paid for past services and are working under outdated contracts.
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Modern-day slavery, also known as forced labor, involves people who are coerced into working under the threat of violence or intimidation, according to the United Nations.
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Mr. Otting was hired as chief executive of OneWest Bank in California in 2010, working under the company's chairman, Steven Mnuchin, who is now the Treasury secretary.
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Some scholars believe that "Poppea," as we know it, includes music by other composers, who were perhaps working under the supervision of Monteverdi, then in his 70s.
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Our correspondent talked to migrant workers in the Czech manufacturing hub of Pardubice, and found many working under conditions and for pay that few citizens would accept.
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In training sessions, some of which he recorded and played for The Times, he was told that the way to achieve success was by working under pressure.
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While working under the table — or in the closet, rather — he graduated to more sophisticated heirloom materials like silver birth spoons or gold fillings from the deceased.
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But they are kept on because the prestige and even sometimes the salary of any given manager is measured by how many people he has working under him.
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With political arson, once it is recognized, it is not as mysterious as the problem of a fire-setter working under the cover of night to torch buildings.
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Google says AI is used to fine-tune the recommendations users see in the app, but it's difficult to see how this might be working under the hood.
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Schiller has reportedly told friends that he doesn't like working under Kelly, who has tried to bring a sense of order and formality to the disorganized White House.
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The worry is that these so-called embedded regulators working under the same roof as bankers will have clouded judgment as they watch for risky and inappropriate behavior.
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Jackson, who began active duty naval service in 1995, has served as the White House physician since 2006, working under presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Trump.
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Minott, who appears to be a musical artist working under the name Jimmy Spliff, did not pick up phone calls at a number that was associated with him.
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Duffy's role at Apple working under Dan Riccio, who oversees Apple's consumer hardware teams, also suggests Apple could be building some of this tech itself, according to Bloomberg.
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At Studio Ghibli, I learned how to make things move in a certain sort of way, a way of thinking about animation and characters, working under director Miyazaki.
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There are around 100 women lawyers in Herat working under the Afghanistan Independent Bar Association (AIBA), Aziz Rafi, the head of the AIBA told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In a separate statement released Thursday afternoon and obtained by PEOPLE, Roanoke Police said authorities are now working under the assumption that the three-month-old is dead.
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A crew preparing for repairs on the New River Gorge Bridge was working under the bridge Thursday when it discovered human skeletal remains, according to a news release.
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Stalin introduced collectivization during the late 1920s in a plan to free Russian peasants from centuries of forced labor as serfs working under wealthy landowners and later, kulaks.
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GSK alone has more than a dozen former employees from the largest tech companies working under its chief data officer Mark Ramsey, who was himself recruited from Samsung.
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Withdrawing grants on which Jaeger is the principal investigator would not just impact him—it would impact every scientist working under him, every graduate student in his lab.
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Both sides made emotional pleas to the judge who, though working under sentencing guidelines, had the authority to reduce the sentence if she found substantial and compelling reasons.
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"The military will be working under the Metropolitan Police Service command structure to provide static armed guarding at key locations," the police said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Henry Hoffman and Dan Da Rocha, working under the banner of Fiddlesticks, are the architects behind Hue, a puzzle game that is both reassuringly familiar and fantastically original.
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Members of the Jersey City Education Association, who teach 28,000 students just across the Hudson River from Manhattan, had been working under an expired contract since Sept. 1.
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Should this feed somehow stop working under the crush of online traffic, you may want to try our full page of embedded live video feeds for the eclipse.
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A clear impact of the new announcement is yet to be seen, but trends will likely appear as prosecutors begin working under the policy in the coming weeks.
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Without DACA and her work permit, Hernandez and thousands of others like her would have to retreat into the shadows, working under the table to make a living.
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Over four decades, working under the name Survival Research Laboratories, he has earned a devoted following for pioneering violent, large-scale performances by custom-built machines and robots.
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Belichick and Holliday were leaving a night out with Detroit Lions head coach Matt Patricia, who spent years working under Belichick as part of the Patriots coaching staff.
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He was later tapped to join the team of prosecutors working under Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel, on the Whitewater investigation into President Bill Clinton's business dealings.
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Dan Sobien, who heads the NWS Employees Organization, which represents thousands working under NOAA, told The Daily Beast that workers were "shocked, stunned and irate" about the move.
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Working under a ruined monument dedicated in the 18th century by Pius XI, the surveyors determined the lake had risen about a centimeter after a Tuesday night rainstorm.
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Instead, they were working under the impression that passing the revamped United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement was the priority over the next several months, the aide said.
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The show was created by a group of artists and engineers working under the name Adrien M & Claire B, which is headed by Adrien Mondot and Claire Bardainne.
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All this is expected to take place while the commission is working under the supervision of an interim commissioner, who is expected to be replaced sometime next year.
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Since Rabii will reportedly be working under Andrew Bosworth, Facebook's head of virtual reality and augmented reality according to Bloomberg, that idea seems to at least have some legs.
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"We were like 20 new people in the ministry and there were 1000 people in the ministry who are used to working under the old, bureaucratic conditions," Marchenko said.
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Workers usually start as equipment operators working under more senior employees and also receive formal technical training to prepare for their license exam from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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On October 30th America's Justice Department announced that it had charged 10 Chinese nationals, including intelligence officers and hackers working under their command, with conspiring to steal aviation technology.
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The company, which was founded in 2008 as Break Media and acquired in 2011 by Alloy Digital, had more than 400 people working under its umbrella at one point.
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On the new podcast, Brownlee talked about how MKBHD has become more professional in recent years — at age 24, he now has three full-time employees working under him.
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In an early scene of the documentary, one of many filmed with handheld cameras, activists working under Satyarthi's lead storm into a New Delhi apartment housing several child laborers.
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I tried to make a version of The Verge's signature Penrose triangle before time ran out, but I'm a terrible artist and I was working under a time constraint.
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The Washington Post and the Associated Press have published a series of excerpts from former FBI Director James Comey's forthcoming tell-all book about his experiences working under Trump.
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Further south, Kenyan soldiers working under the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) killed seven al Shabaab fighters in a Somali district on the countries' border, Kenyan authorities said.
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Since 2000, roughly 2100 members of the IBU have been working under a series of temporary agreements with the state following the expiration of their last long-term contract.
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Between December 30, 2016, and February 9, 2017, at least three C.I.A. officers working under diplomatic cover in Cuba had reported troubling sensations that seemed to leave serious injuries.
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De Sousa, a former Washington resident, has repeatedly insisted that she did not participate in the 2003 kidnapping, which occurred while she was working under diplomatic cover in Milan.
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But a recent survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the share of workers working under "gig"-style frameworks has actually declined in the past 22.2 years.
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"A lot of people are working under the assumption that because actors are asking for something that developers don't get that we think we're better than them," LaMarr said.
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Brett Michael Kavanaugh, 53, is a federal appeals court judge, former aide to President George W. Bush and onetime investigator of President Bill Clinton, working under Kenneth W. Starr.
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They were saved by Hurricane Hugo, which leveled good portions of Charleston and allowed the Dyes to get started under the pretense of working under a hurricane refurbishment act.
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He eventually landed at Indiana University working under the guidance of Douglas Hofstadter, whose influential book "Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid" had earned him a Pulitzer Prize.
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He has higher praise for a traitor and slaveholder, Robert E. Lee — "a great general" — than for the states working under a hostile administration without seceding from the union.
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This annual festival by the New Dance Alliance, now in its 32nd year, features more than 30 artists from here and abroad working under the umbrella of experimental dance.
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The special prize awarded to Mr. Hwang of Rokh (who spent time at Céline working under Phoebe Philo), includes a €150,000 grant and 12 months of mentoring from LVMH.
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The chief executive, David Halligan, said in a telephone interview that he expected coal workers to have relevant skills, mainly electrical and mechanical, and experience working under difficult conditions.
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Pace has fifteen employees working under him to make TikToks, some of which serve as back-end marketing for record labels that have paid Flighthouse to promote particular songs.
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Cut to little more than three months later: CBS and National Amusements were tussling as lawyers working under the direction of their headstrong leaders filed motions against each other.
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Working under the "presumption that this was an act of terrorism" will allow agents to take advantage of certain investigative techniques, FBI Special Agent in Charge Rachel Rojas said.
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Analysts assessing the attack in Iraq have been working under an administration that they know is eager to blame Iran for every bit of mayhem in the Middle East.
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In late 1003, it had only 20 medical staffers working under contract along the 2,000-mile Mexican border to monitor the health needs of 50,000 apprehended migrants a month.
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They were working under so-called responsible disclosure, where researchers inform affected companies of their findings to give them time to prepare 'patches' to repair flaws they have exposed.
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Kaphan, who was at Amazon for five years, could never have predicted the company's success — and that inspired his most important takeaway from working under Bezos in the early years.
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For the compilation of the report, Hall was contracted by Finnwatch to lead a team of interviewers who gathered testimony from factory workers about the conditions they were working under.
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Not about coming to the US as a teenager in search of a better life nearly two decades ago, or staying illegally and working under a fake Social Security number.
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Manley said police were "working under the belief that they are connected" to the previous explosions, but they are still investigating and may need lab results to determine a relationship.
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While Rodin's works spoke to the consequences of sieges, the works in the GDR exhibition seemed like an effigy to the monotonous disillusionment borne by artists working under state censorship.
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While the agency was established in 1970, it found a problem: while the regional offices were all working under the same agency, the graphic design differed from office to office.
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Winston, who grew up at the Watergate working under her father managing the complex, believes the renovation will give the complex a fresh start and bring back its lost luster.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stephen Hawking, who sought to explain some of the most complicated questions of life while working under the shadow of a likely premature death, has died at 76.
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Working under Bob and Harvey is described by many former employees as like being part of the mob, complete with tough-guy bosses from Queens often at each other's throats.
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Journalism can have a big impact on democratic change and social consciousness but when we're working under so many threats our work is never as complete as it should be.
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" Republican Senator Mike Lee of Utah likewise told the Washington Post, "It would be a shame if the people working under the president failed to implement the bill as written.
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Individual states have liberalized marijuana in various ways over the past few decades, yet conflicts have often arisen between federal and state law enforcement agencies working under different legal regimes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The sculptor Diana Al-Hadid, her hands working under a brown cover, a potato sack used like a pillow case, is making a face.
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The Center for Media Democracy and Common Cause say ALEC is engaging in corporate lobbying for organizations like Exxon, while working under an IRS nonprofit designation that prohibits such lobbying.
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Not long after, he made a decision to pursue his love of ramen full-time and began working under Chef Yukihiko Sakamoto in Japan's highest-rated ramen shop, Menya Itto.
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Business Insider talked to 20 people in an investigation into what it was like working under Neumann's leadership as he grew We into one of the world's most valuable startups.
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Zainab Kyejo hauls shards of gravel into piles to sell and make some sort of a living, working under blistering sun with a 2-year-old strapped to her back.
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After Henley, Ms. Swiggett returned to finish college, then moved to New York, where she took up baking, working under pastry chefs at Jean-Georges restaurant and the Hurricane Club.
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But only one-fifth of those planes will be flown by pilots working under newer, more flexible contracts, while a majority continue to work under their Lufthansa contracts until retirement.
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New Orleans (CNN)Hospital workers in Louisiana, where the cases of novel coronavirus are skyrocketing daily, are already working under great stress and officials there say it will get worse.
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Last Tuesday, developer Tony Coculuzzi said he was "abused to the point of depression and suicide" during two years spent working under creative director Ken Wong at the studio Mountains.
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The cost to people living in Wuhan, though, has been high — residents and health care workers have been living and working under a psychologically and physically taxing lockdown for weeks.
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The cost to people living in Wuhan, though, has been high — residents and health care workers have been living and working under a psychologically and physically taxing lockdown for weeks.
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"Everybody's working under the assumption that you can't do them concurrently," Gordon Gray, director of fiscal policy for the conservative American Action Forum and a former policy adviser for Sens.
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In the decades that followed, working under the Lola Cars name, Mr. Broadley would design and build myriad cars that raced on various circuits, including Formula One, CART and IndyCar.
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He would attribute that, in part, to his early years working under such bandleaders as Billy Higgins, Joe Henderson and Steve Coleman — though he also benefited from jazz-education programs.
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Police say they are working under the belief that the explosions are related, though they have not ruled out the possibility that the first three bombings could be hate crimes.
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In 1977, a Soviet defector told Mr. Platt that one of his classmates from the K.G.B.'s training institute was working under diplomatic cover at the Soviet Embassy in Washington.
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Senators and aides are working under the assumption it will start the first week of January, hence the legislative calendar omission of the month, but nothing is locked in yet.
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Sialelli joins Lanvin after serving as the head of menswear at Loewe, plus stints in womenswear at Balenciaga (working under both Nicolas Ghesquière and Alexander Wang), Acne Studios, and Paco Rabanne.
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I used to live in Long Beach, way, way back, and I was kind of a closeted gay boy, because I was employed and working under a government military defense contract.
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Ms. Jonas and Ms. Moller first met working under Ms. White, now chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, in the 1990s, during Ms. White's tenure as a United States attorney.
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If you only recognize one name within the tracklist, it's probably Jamie xx, so it's a relief that his collaboration with Koze (working under an alias) is so lively and exciting.
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He said rescuers working under spotlights were trying to locate areas where some people may have survived by ending up on small patches of shore or tiny islands in the creek.
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The leader in the field is PredPol, a company that grew out of a team of researchers and officers working under Bratton during the chief's mid-2000s stint in Los Angeles.
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At this time we are working under the assumption that this flaw will impact all of our customers and we're presuming that rebooting Droplets (a DigitalOcean cloud server) will be necessary.
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He ended up working under the likes of Enrico Fermi and Edward Teller at Los Alamos, crunching the numbers that would help pave the way for Gadget, the first atomic bomb.
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Mr Touadera, a mild-mannered former maths professor, is seen as an independent outsider, despite working under Mr Bozizé for four years until the Séléka takeover in 2013, says Mr Fielding.
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The legislation would extend this right to discrimination even to businesses and nonprofits working under contract with the US government—meaning taxpayer money could go into the pockets of practicing bigots.
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Porter resigned last week as a furor erupted over his working under a temporary security clearance that gave him access to classified information, in the absence of a final security clearance.
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The team is composed of Death Troopers, which are part of the Imperial Intelligence division, with a team working under Director Krennic, who's high up in the Advanced Weapons Research division.
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"I have an employee who has been working under me for two years now, and I'm pretty sure that he expects to be promoted sometime soon," says Kelsey, a graphic designer.
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An army of lawyers working under Mr. Obama's authority has sought to restructure the nation's health care and financial industries, limit pollution, bolster workplace protections and extend equal rights to minorities.
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Some staff working under the lab's director, Joichi Ito, referred to Epstein as the popular "Harry Potter" villain, whose name was feared or taboo, exemplifying the hushed attitude around his involvement.
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Catholic agencies, many of them working under the umbrella of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, have a long history of providing high-quality care to immigrant and refugee children.
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But as recently as June 2017,The Daily Beast reportedthat Gates was still visiting the White House and working under Tom Barrack, who has remained one of Trump's most trusted advisers.
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During the group's ongoing anti-ISIS campaign, one of the more well-known Anonymous Twitter accounts chided what he or she characterized as attention-seeking hackers working under the Anonymous banner.
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The London-based songwriter and producer has been working under the name Palmistry since 2011, slowly shaping and honing that wisp of a voice over punctured drums and lilting keyboard melodies.
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He credits a lot of his talent and passion to his mentor from culinary school, Farid Zadi, and working under Martin Berasategui at the two Michelin-starred Restaurante Lasarte in Spain.
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In 2008, a woman who was working under Strider's direction complained that he had been making her uncomfortable with shoulder rubs, a kiss on the forehead and some sexually suggestive emails.
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As the coronavirus pandemic has universities shutting down and recruiters working under shelter in place conditions, companies that are looking to hire have to rethink their traditional methods of finding talent.
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The concept of two Canadian brothers working under the banner of Studio MDHR, Cuphead has been turning heads since its reveal at E3 2014—and rightly so, because look at it.
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This only exacerbated historically low morale at the State Department and foreign service, where people are working under a boss who cares chiefly about the president's and his own political calculations.
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He's had the job since 2002, making him China's and the G-20's longest-serving central bank head, working under three Chinese presidents and alongside three U.S. Federal Reserve governors.
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It said the uncertainty about the duration of the virus made it difficult to forecast but it is working under the assumption that the situation will normalize in the short-term.
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In addition, as a scandal around former White House staff secretary Rob Porter's alleged domestic abuse mounted, it was revealed that Kushner, like Porter, was working under a temporary security clearance.
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In Flynn's case, investigators working under Comey reportedly concluded that Flynn was not intentionally misleading them when he denied that sanctions were discussed in meetings with Russian diplomats during the transition.
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But by Monday, the administration was "working under the assumption that the strikes did not emanate from Yemen and do not believe they were launched from Iraq," the Washington Post reported.
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President George W. Bush and the Republican Congress working under him from 2001-2006 proved that with half measures like temporary individual tax rate cuts and one brief corporate tax holiday.
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Either way, DREAMers are preparing to potentially have to slink back into the shadows—ironically creating more immigrants working under the table, the very thing Trump has complained about for months.
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But just as the Green Place turned out to be less than Furiosa hoped, working under a queer chef doesn't guarantee you won't find yourself in a place free from harassment.
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As Tyler's career continues to soar, managing him has become more than a full-time job, which is why Team Ninja now includes more than a dozen other people working under Jess.
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C't did not name its sources because researchers were working under so-called responsible disclosure, where they inform companies and agree to delay publishing their findings until a patch can be found.
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Working under the theme "In Excess," participants put together maximalist, delightfully garish, and over-the-top installations that bring a marked contrast to the drab grey of the second floor industrial space.
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It's an impressive feat, given the fact that there's a lot more stuff working under the hood here, courtesy of things like the new camera system, which boasts dual optical image stabilization.
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"We consciously decided not to narrow it down in order to have startups from different industries working under one roof — that's, in my opinion, where innovation often comes from," says a spokesman.
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The most startling clip from today's Sunday shows was on NBC's "Meet the Press," when host Chuck Todd pressed McMaster on whether he and Bannon could keep working under the same roof.
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In a typical season, the only female main cast members would be S. Epatha Merkerson (as Lt. Anita Van Buren) and whichever 20-something ADA is working under McCoy at that moment.
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After working under two former premiers who were considered reformers, Wang, 62, rose through the ranks quickly in the Hu Jintao era to become the top official in Chongqing and then Guangdong.
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Working under Valeriia Gontareva, Smoliy has seen the kind of opposition the central bank chief faced from lawmakers who disagreed with Western-backed austerity measures to shore up the graft-ridden economy.
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Hill excruciatingly described unwanted sexual advances that she was subject to both at the Department of Education and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), while working under her then boss Clarence Thomas.
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While Google probably won't force him into a suit and tie, Poole now has a much more corporate job: He'll be working under Google's Bradley Horowitz, VP of streams, photos and sharing.
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Metacritic Score: 80/100Robert Pattinson crime thriller "Good Time" demanded a pulsing electronic music backing and Daniel Lopatin, working under his moniker Oneohtrix Point Never, more than delivered according to critics' sensibilities.
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Erica Uleski fought to save her fellow service members as an Army medic in Iraq, working under brutal conditions to stanch bleeding, save limbs and bring back lives teetering on the edge.
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The textile mill inside Texas' first penitentiary became the largest factory in the state, and inmates were used throughout the South to dig mines and build railroads, generally working under horrible conditions.
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This exhibition includes the work of nearly 218 artists all living and working under varying circumstances during World War II, and who all reemerged to begin reshaping German art after it ended.
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Currently, there are more than 5003 American diplomats and other civilian government staffers working under the embassy's authority in Afghanistan, as well as up to a few thousand contactors and foreign employees.
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Mr. Ramirez was just 17 when he crossed the American border, and he had already spent nearly a decade working under slave-like conditions in the coffee fields of his native Guatemala.
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The students — Jessica Jones, Dekita Moon, Michelle Emamdie and Isabel Laurenceau, working under Juan Gilbert, the chairman of the department — began by digging through data on deaths that occurred during traffic stops.
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In it, former NBC News employee Nevils alleges that Lauer, 61, anally raped her in his hotel room at the 2014 Sochi Olympics while she was working under Vieira, which Lauer denies.
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In the book, former NBC News employee Nevils alleges that Lauer anally raped her in his hotel room at the 2014 Sochi Olympics while she was working under Vieira, which Lauer denies.
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Three sources familiar with the helicopter company&aposs operations told The New York Times that Island Express Helicopters was limited by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to working under visual flight rules.
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After seven undistinguished seasons playing for four teams, Wyche joined the San Francisco 49ers in 1979 as quarterbacks coach, working under Coach Bill Walsh to develop a rookie quarterback named Joe Montana.
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Working under a veil of secrecy, they compiled a multipage document, with annexes, that officials said would propose solutions to all the key disputes: borders, security, refugees and the status of Jerusalem.
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After working under the guidelines of network TV, it's understandable that talent would want to operate in a sphere without arbitrary rules, from the length of episodes to more restrictive content standards.
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But the current situation has led to a deep sense of isolation for NSC staffers working under Bolton, who are charged with coordinating foreign policy and national security options for the President.
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His replacement was Chen Miner, formerly the secretary of nearby Guizhou Province and a protégé of Mr. Xi since working under him in Zhejiang Province, in eastern China, over a decade ago.
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Campbell also tracked the source of the documents to a 39-year-old British internet troll working under a fake name who had frequently pushed pro-Russian conspiracy theories under various aliases.
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I'm genuinely in awe of how perfectly conceived the premise is and if it was formulated by an algorithm, Netflix should be worried about the devs working under the hood at Quibi.
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The 49 state attorneys general who banded together last month in a lawsuit to recover $500 million from one for-profit college company were obviously working under both Republican and Democratic governors.
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" As for Mr. Sessions, who does not have a Twitter account, he has stayed out of the fray since he said on Friday that he wanted to continue working "under Trump's direction.
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You saw a medical professional working under that doctor, but the doctor — because of years of lobbying by doctors groups — is now allowed to bill for that visit in his own name.
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According to AV Club, Olivia is one of the "medium" dog actors currently working under Animal Casting Atlanta, a company that has provided animal actors for Stranger Things, The Hunger Games and more.
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He has also had three stints as assistant coach, most recently briefly last year when he spent just three months working under Blind before leaving for Turkey amid much criticism of his decision.
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Working under a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) permit, Bejder and his MMRP colleagues were working in the area to quantify body mass and body size of humpbacks in this breeding ground.
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Vancouver is working under the assumption that it could see 50 cm of sea level rise by 2050, and 1 m by 2100, Angela Danyluk, a sustainability specialist with the city, told me.
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A recent experimental approach, in which cashiers in French grocers' shops were randomly assigned to more- or less-biased managers, saw greater absences and more sluggish scanning when working under the unfair bosses.
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The press corps dwelt on what it means to have a White House spokesman who makes statements that are readily disproved, working under a president whose claims about voter fraud are entirely bogus.
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In 2017, in keeping with the firm's focus on succession and ensuring smooth transitions, partner Roelof Botha was made U.S. head of the firm working under Leone, who oversees the firm's global operations.
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People use Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger because they find them valuable, and we've been able to better fight spam and abuse and build new features much faster by working under one roof.
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The complete stillness of the paintings fills the work with a depth of feeling few artists are able attain, particularly while working under the constraints of exactitude that his aesthetic demands of him.
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Working under some of the most difficult and insecure conditions in the world, humanitarian partners will be doing everything possible to help as many people as possible in the days and weeks ahead.
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She and the other children spent eight hours a day working under the blistering sun with gun-toting guards watching her every move, while Jones' paranoid, delusional rants played on the compound's loudspeaker.
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C't did not name its sources because researchers were working under so-called responsible disclosure, in which they inform companies and agree to delay publishing their findings until a patch can be found.
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Not only is he lacking quality opposition in either of his weightclasses, he is working under an outdated rule set and without one of the most important aspects of modern MMA, the cage.
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Obama also burst onto the scene with little history but some electoral victories, while Holder has spent most of his life as a government official who, especially while working under Obama, incensed Republicans.
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But it's an extremely high-profile gig in a historically difficult industry to crack, and it comes with the added weight of working under Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett and Dimon all at once.
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The judge did not implicate officials who were working under Mr. Modi's authority at the time, and the ruling rejected charges of conspiracy, casting the massacre instead as an episode of mob violence.
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Robert L. Gould, a spokesman for Florida Power & Light, said the company had been working under a consent decree with Miami-Dade County since October to address the high salinity in its canals.
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Former FBI Director James Comey sat down with Axios' Mike Allen Monday to discuss the the juiciest parts of his new book, "A Higher Loyalty," and his time working under the Trump administration.
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Huawei is largely shut out of the US market, where it has repeatedly come under fire from lawmakers and government officials who accuse it of working under the influence of the Chinese government.
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He is a marketing and product veteran and credited with helping Google build its DoubleClick adtech products, which dominate the buying and selling of advertising, while working under Sundar Pichai and Marissa Mayer.
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Likewise, the administration should ramp up pressure on companies across a myriad of industries that employ North Korean overseas laborers, who earn hard currency for the regime while working under slave-like conditions.
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But the network was already working under a plan put in place under HBO's former chief executive Richard Plepler that would increase its original content by 50 percent, to 150 hours this year.
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The police have said the videos show the men who have been charged engaging in a variety of sex acts with women who were working under the guise of operating a massage parlor.
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An Associated Press investigation traced the supply chain of national distributor Sea To Table to other parts of the world, where fishermen described working under slave-like conditions with little regard for marine life.
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Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance Director Ann Edwards confirmed to the paper that welfare fraud investigators working under the DHA have used the data for two years on a "case-by-case" basis.
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Senator Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican, said Tillerson was working under difficult circumstances because some in the administration are undermining his authority by trying to act as secretary of state on a daily basis.
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What comes next after they've achieved what they thought was impossible: making lots of cash by heading a salon, casino, and their own little crime ring with their former leaders now working under them?
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Syrian refugees as young as 5 years old are working long hours, often in hazardous conditions — using dangerous machinery in factories, being abused by employers, and working under the hot sun in agricultural fields.
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In a 2009 interview with Filmmaker Magazine, he said that while the position seemed ideal, he quickly learned how working under someone else can easily keep you from making your own dreams a reality.
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Yohannes Abraham will be working under David Simas, who previously served as the White House political director and is now the CEO of the Obama Foundation, in an expected six-month stint, Politico reported.
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It was there that my colleagues and I had the pleasure of working under McCarthy's leadership when he was Republican Leader of the California Statehouse, a relentless warrior who never let up on Democrats.
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The IRS is currently working under non-filing season shutdown plans and will be updating it ahead of the upcoming tax season as soon as Friday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Tom Hammerschmidt's investigation continues to move forward, now with the backing of The Washington Herald and his former boss, Margaret Tilden, as well as a "Spotlight"-style team of reporters working under his auspices.
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Tesla lobbies under its own name in many parts of the country, so how did it come to be working under the guise of the EFCA, and why is it continuing to do so?
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Kenyan authorities have refused to give a death toll following the January 15 raid, which targeted troops working under the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) near the southern Somali town of El Adde.
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The lawyers working under Mr. Jaworski concluded that President Richard Nixon could be indicted, but with impeachment proceedings in the offing, Mr. Jaworski opted instead to name the president as an unindicted co-conspirator.
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Vogel was a finalist for the Knicks' head coaching post in 2016 that went to Jeff Hornacek when Phil Jackson, the former Lakers coach, was the Knicks' team president — with Rambis working under Jackson.
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It is difficult to predict the impact Mr. Gorka could have on foreign policy in the White House, Ms. Smith said, especially since he is apparently working under the shadowy aegis of Mr. Bannon.
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When it closes, they turn to coho and fish until the fall, working under quotas that help ensure that enough salmon can get into their home rivers to spawn and keep the fishery alive.
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The hackers, working under the made-up name of Guccifer 2.0, used social media tools to invite individual reporters to request specific caches of documents, handing them out the way political operatives distribute scoops.
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ImageNet Roulette was put together by developer Leif Ryge working under Paglen, as a way to let the public engage with the art exhibition's abstract concepts about the inscrutable nature of machine learning systems.
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Former CIA Director James Woolsey has been in contact with FBI agents working under special counsel Robert Mueller regarding his knowledge of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, a spokesman for Woolsey said Friday.
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"It's basically just all the same Uber and Lyft drivers working under a different brand name," she said, adding that the only major difference is that Fasten's app is green — not pink or black.
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Kelly justified the decision to restrict access to classified information, saying he was he was "having my eyes opened" last fall about the number of staffers who were still working under interim security clearances.
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Preceding her appointment to the French house, the Paris native had spent 15 years working under her mentor Nicolas Ghesquière, first at Balenciaga and then at Louis Vuitton, as his right hand and protégée.
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Since Apple keeps mostly quiet about future tech like smart glasses, despite long-running speculation about an Apple headset, app makers also aren't working under the weight of meeting expectations set by sci-fi movies.
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" Industry workers from Colorado's highly regulated market are now leveraging that experience in other markets, especially in the Eastern U.S. "Experienced people in Colorado are very used to working under very strict guidelines and regulations.
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The recent college graduate set out to provoke and please Floridians with his cuisine, which he had nurtured on Rachael Ray cookbooks, dorm-room get-togethers, and working under and with a few great chefs.
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Mr. Vance and a team of investigators working under him, including members of the Major Economics Crimes Bureau, uncovered misrepresentations of Newsweek's finances that included a fictitious accounting firm called Karen Smith L.L.P., prosecutors said.
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That hiring has been made easier because Mexico has become a very difficult and dangerous place to do hard-hitting journalism, and working under the umbrella of The Times can mean a little more protection.
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Though they oversee many people working under the overall umbrella of the series, showrunners make all the final decisions, to ensure that their creative vision is realized once an episode makes it to your screen.
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About 40 percent of all murders in the United States go unsolved, which in my view is a more serious problem than people getting away with sneaking into the country and working under the table.
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Beginning in 1960, the men had conducted psychological experiments with psychedelics at Harvard, working under rigorous scientific conditions with subjects ranging from divinity students to incarcerated prisoners, and also exploring the drugs for personal use.
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One government official working under Prime Minister Gordon Brown in 2007 remembers the banks were invited into Downing Street every six months to be asked what the government could do to make their lives easier.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A Turkish caricaturist facing more than three years in jail won the International Press Drawing Prize on Thursday, an award given every two years to leading cartoonists, especially those working under authoritarian regimes.
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Yohannes Abraham will be working under David Simas, who previously served as the White House political director and is now the CEO of the Obama Foundation, in an expected six-month-long stint, Politico reported.
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After working under two former premiers who were considered reformers, Wang, 62, rose through the ranks quickly in the Hu Jintao era to become the top official in Chongqing and then Guangdong, China's manufacturing heartland.
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So tell me about the roots of this project, then: obviously Kel Valhaal was the title of a song on the last Liturgy album, but I've heard you'd been working under the name since 2010.
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The jolt, which struck fear and panic in survivors, detached the church's facade, leaving it leaning dangerously over the main street where the emergency services were working under blue skies and a hot summer sun.
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Britain has pointed the finger at President Vladimir Putin and on Thursday Prime Minister Theresa May gave 23 Russians who she said were spies working under diplomatic cover at Yakovenko's embassy a week to leave.
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Autonomous combat aircraft working under the direction of human fighters obviously occupies a middle ground regarding this debate, but development and testing of these systems is likely to continue while the ethical questions remain unresolved.
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Mr. Kalra went on to cover the 1971 India-Pakistan war for a sister publication, The Illustrated Weekly of India, working under its iconoclastic editor, Khushwant Singh, while pestering him to commission a food column.
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Any new work permits that were issued to North Korean workers in Russia were for laborers already located in the country and working under old contracts, ambassador Alexander Matsegora was cited as saying by Interfax.
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In the 1980s, Terry L. Karl, an assistant professor working under him, complained repeatedly to university officials that he had tried several times to kiss her, touch her, or run his hands up her dress.
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The architect Ulrich Franzen also began his career working under Mr. Pei at Webb & Knapp, where the architecture department had charge of large-scale projects in New York, Washington, Montreal, Denver, Boston and other cities.
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Mr. Leroux, now working under the name Léger, worked alongside Mr. Lagerfeld at Fendi and later at Chanel and freelanced at Lanvin and Diane von Furstenberg before introducing his own boutique, Hervé Léger, in 1984.
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First the facts: There was a sophisticated, multiyear conspiracy by Russian government officials and agents, working under direct orders from President Vladimir Putin, to interfere in the 2016 presidential election in support of Donald Trump.
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In a statement, the FSB identified Zharko's recruiter as Pablo Miller, described by the Russian intelligence agency as an MI20153 agent working under cover as a first secretary at the British embassy in Tallinn, Estonia.
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Mr. Kushner was among several White House officials who spent the first year of the administration working under provisional clearances, meaning he was allowed to view classified information while his F.B.I. background check was pending.
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"Working under the assumption that this system of three galaxies does indeed merge together, the galaxy merger timescale - including coalescence of the black holes - should be on the order of 1 billion years," Pfeifle said.
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And New York represents something of a homecoming: Mr. Hollein cut his teeth at the Guggenheim, working under Thomas Krens — first as a 21-year-old intern and later as Mr. Krens's chief of staff.
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"Throughout this ongoing investigation, we have been working under the direction of law enforcement, to ensure the appropriate authorities are aware of the situation and may take any action they deem appropriate," the statement said.
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Working under the name "The Catamites", or "thecatamites" as it's so often seen styled online, Stephen Gillmurphy has been frustrating expectations and creating his own 'zine-like aesthetic across numerous free—and recently, paid-for—titles.
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While you can pay around €195 per desk per month to enter Station F's Founders Program, the campus would rather create a community with big tech companies and small tech companies working under the same roof.
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For Peter Macri, a longtime barber and a recent member of the New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology and Hairstyling, the current rules help to keep all stylists working under a single standard and sanitary practice.
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Former House Speaker Paul Ryan viewed retirement as an "escape hatch" from two more years working under President Trump, according to Tim Alberta's new book "American Carnage," per an early copy obtained by the Washington Post.
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In 1952 Givenchy launched his own brand after working under designers, Robert Piguet, Lucien Lelong and Elsa Schiaparelli, and one year later, he was tapped by Hepburn herself to create pieces for her 1954 film, Sabrina.
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After the Skripal poisoning, the West agreed with Britain's assessment that Russian military intelligence was to blame and launched the biggest expulsion of Russian spies working under diplomatic cover since the height of the Cold War.
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The ones who make the cut spend three months in Silicon Valley developing their companies, working under mentors like Y Combinator founder and entrepreneur Sam Altman, "23andMe" founder Anne Wojcicki and former Twitter COO Ali Rowghani.
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The company came under scrutiny last year after it learned for the second time in three years that an employee working under contract with the National Security Agency (NSA) had been charged with stealing classified information.
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"I'm a man who's used to working under pressure," he told Reuters in reference to relations with Washington, after President Donald Trump used the threat of economic sanctions to push through the migration deal last month.
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The combination of a superstar like Smith working under the watch of an artist like Lee, with technology that would stretch the limits of CGI and how movies are seen, should have been a huge win.
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Thus the dominant squid in "Squidbillies," Early Cuyler (voiced by Stuart Daniel Baker, working under the stage name Unknown Hinson), is a compendium of unacceptable behaviors and viewpoints, foul-mouthed and bigoted and proud of it.
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"People use Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger because they find them valuable, and we've been able to better fight spam and abuse and build new features much faster by working under one roof," the statement said.
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While Schwab-Pomerantz has been pursuing this for at least 15 years — even working under both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations on financial capability policy — she and other advocates still face a steep challenge.
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The hacker claiming responsibility for the breach — working under the pseudonym Guccifer 2.0, which American intelligence officials believe is an alias for a Russian intelligence hacker — appeared eager to taunt Democrats in releasing the latest files.
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First, a little background on Judge Kavanaugh: Brett Michael Kavanaugh, 53, is a federal appeals court judge, former aide to President George W. Bush and onetime investigator of President Bill Clinton, working under Kenneth W. Starr.
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But of course, most of us weren't working to elect and then sustain Donald Trump, a man whose attitude toward women and instability affects billions of people the world over, not just those working under him.
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And when content moderators at Facebook and other companies are reportedly working under grueling conditions and are pressured to rate content as offensive or not, making more nuanced decisions could make a difficult job even harder.
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Mr. Kluger has said in interviews that at Loring Place he is bringing back some of the tricks he picked up before he learned his ABC's, while he was working under Floyd Cardoz and Tom Colicchio.
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And Dawson seems to have hearts coming out of her eyes as she shakes his hand and says, "You've got a great captain you're working under," turning to Casey and tucking her hair behind her ear.
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Day-to-day decisions that would otherwise seem uncontroversial may have serious repercussions for scientists working under Trump — and that means the rest of us aren't getting the benefits of work being done on our behalf.
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Working under Hart in Columbia's Neuropsychopharmacology Lab, Medina-Kirchner is one of a small handful of researchers nationwide who administer pure MDMA — the chemical sold in impure forms as ecstasy or molly — to human study subjects.
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Catalyte's developers are paid roughly $2000,220 per year (less than half of what a developer typically makes) while they're working under the two-year contract and are then allowed to seek employment outside of the company.
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Instead of receiving a decent wage and working under safe conditions, which occurs on U.S. vessels under the Jones Act, crews on foreign vessels are sometimes paid just dollars a day, and face despicable working conditions.
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"While our district offered teachers the option to continue working under the current contract, CEA has stated that unless an amended agreement is reached, teachers will not return to the classroom," Snell said in a statement.
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But it definitely says something about the extreme state of paranoia that Trump administration officials must be working under if Pompeo is so distraught that eating Velveeta could, say, potentially embarrass him out of a job.
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For example, we estimate that while those earning more than $150,000 have essentially a 50 percent chance of working under a noncompete, those earning between $20,000 and $40,000 still have a 15 percent chance of doing so.
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For example, a Soviet "spook working under student cover" went to see a professor at Columbia University, who asked him what he would think of a bomb that could completely destroy the center of New York City.
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"I feel the ecosystem is actually quite vibrant," argues Blake, though his opinion is of course tempered by the fact he was himself a pioneering researcher working under the umbrella of a tech giant for many years.
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For example, we estimate that while those earning more than $150,000 have essentially a 50 percent chance of working under a noncompete, those earning between $20,000 and $40,000 still have a 15 percent chance of doing so.
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Though a pro-ISIS media group said the attacker was a "ISIS fighter," authorities cast doubt on that claim and it's believed to be unlikely that he was working under the direct supervision of the terror group.
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The Polish Department of Labor was unable to tell VICE how many North Korean laborers are currently in Poland, nor why no action was being taken regarding the credible evidence that they were working under illegal conditions.
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Overwork, job insecurity, and profound burnout are omnipresent concerns; more than three-quarters of developers report working under "crunch" conditions, which can mean working up to 22008 hours a day and more than 22017 hours a week.
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The leaders of the two parties trying to field a government, the far-right League and anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, accused President Sergio Mattarella of abusing his authority and working under the orders of European powers.
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I'm also disappointed that some working under the former CIO apparently either disagreed with the information that he was presenting or had questions about it, yet didn't feel comfortable communicating their concerns to me or my office.
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Members of local groups, working under the name Committees for the Defence of the Republic (CDRs), have staged similar protests across the region ever since the arrests following the illegal declaration of secession in the Catalan parliament.
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Here's what we know so far: Strzok was texting his mistress Lisa Page anti-Trump messages while she was an attorney in the General Counsel's office working under Deputy Director Andrew McCabe during the Clinton email investigation.
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The police department has gathered enough information to be positive that she was planning to cut class that day—and if we're working under the assumption that she encountered a predator, there are two main plausible theories.
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Yiannopoulos, working under the orders of the man who would become the president's chief strategist, was soliciting ideological guidance from overt white supremacists including Andrew Auernheimer, known as Weev, of the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer.
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Despite those settlements, Wells Fargo is still working under an asset cap that was imposed by regulators in February 2018 after they determined the bank had not sufficiently fixed the internal problems that led to those abuses.
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Meyer was back with his team after serving a suspension for his mismanagement of former assistant Zach Smith, who was accused of domestic violence and other questionable behavior while working under Meyer at Florida and Ohio State.
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"I am writing to express my serious concerns about improper investigative tactics that were apparently employed by federal agents working under the direction of your office," Hungar wrote in the missive to Acting U.S. Attorney Patrick Hansen.
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The conference committee has until February 8 to reach a deal -- or at least that's the timeline negotiators are working under to allow the House time to post the bill and vote, as well as the Senate.
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The role is open to interpretation — working under the auspices of the Library of Congress, a nonpartisan institution, each laureate is given a stipend of $35,20053 and support to pursue a project of his or her choosing.
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Google Health, which represents the first major new product area at Google since hardware, began to organize in 2018, and now numbers more than 500 people working under David Feinberg, who joined the company in early 2019.
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"Pasta Polonium / Sarin Spaghetti / & Novichokolate / Who knows what we Putin" In response to the attack, Britain has given 23 Russians who it said were spies working under diplomatic cover at the London embassy a week to leave.
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"Pai said he was "disappointed" that employees working under his former CIO "either disagreed with the information that he was presenting or had questions about it, yet didn't feel comfortable communicating their concerns to me or my office.
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For female artists — in particular, female queer artists — working under that label of "other" or even (heaven forfend!) being thrust into the realm of "craft" can be inhibiting, but also often the impetus needed to create their work.
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While stressing that the Thai military is in charge, Mitchell believes they are working under the assumption that the group is about 800 meters to a kilometer below the surface — meaning the need to drill through solid rock.
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Beauty-gossip vloggers like Kennedy and Kaboom are working under more rigid thematic constraints — they're not going to make a video about Casey Neistat, no matter what he does — but sometimes constraint can be a useful curation device.
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Working under fellow poachee, Rick Osterloh (who was a big Motorola Mobility exec), Foster was going to take over the reins of the Pixel, a phone that was announced only a few days after his joining the team.
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Government services, for many, epitomize the worst of bureaucracy: they are, at their low point, large, lumbering organizations working under strained budgets, staffed by lifer employees who don't get much say in improving things, and lots of paperwork.
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Several weeks thereafter, it was discovered that he'd set up shop at Lantana, Florida's Combat Club, where he was working under the tutelage of Henri Hooft and alongside monsters like Anthony "Rumble" Johnson, Rashad Evans and Michael Johnson.
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While noting that Mr. Bush could have fired Mr. Fitzgerald for any reason — so working under the regulation gave Mr. Mueller greater protection — he also said there were other complicated legal issues that led him to his decision.
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Greg Hardy has been training his ass off as an MMA fighter -- linking up with one of the top gyms in the country where he's been living and sleeping while working under the tutelage of an ex-UFCer.
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The White House has discussed tax reform with a number of Democrats, but Trump officials are working under the assumption that they'll be doing very well if they can convince three Democratic senators to support the tax bill.
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He has been the second most senior official in Shanghai's municipal Communist Party branch since July 2014, working under party chief Han Zheng, who some analysts expect to be promoted to a post in Beijing later this year.
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Indeed, there have been rumors this year that a team at Google working under one John Martinis (separate to the group testing D-Wave's chips) are getting near to a breakthrough, with results expected in the coming years.
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The Washington Post: While working under former independent counsel Kenneth Starr in 1998 during the investigation of former President Clinton, Kavanaugh prepared graphic questions for prosecutors to pose to Clinton about his relationship with a White House intern.
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Dr. Stephen Slivinski of Arizona State University found that when states make it more challenging for someone to become legally employed, people will turn elsewhere to find an income — often, returning to crime or working under the table.
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And it's all the work—well, save for subtle strains of ambient music, and a great little poster that's on the board above its Rezzed station, of one man, Australian developer Jay Weston, working under the name Exbleative.
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The requirement non-union members like him pay a fee was intended to deal with the "free-rider" problem of workers benefitting from working under union contracts without doing anything to help their union negotiate those same deals.
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Mahomes has consistently cited his time working under Smith for giving him a smooth transition to the N.F.L., and head of Kansas City's much-anticipated matchup with the Los Angeles Rams on Monday, Smith was in Mahomes's thoughts.
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He invited me to tickle the worms with his eyebrow, just as he does on a daily basis — part of his job as a neurobiology researcher, working under Martin Chalfie, who won the 2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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While the numbers of those expelled was higher than had been expected, it is also the case that the mutual ejection of diplomats (most often spies working under official cover) has a ritual feel and a limited impact.
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One of the sources said experts at intelligence agencies believe Whelan would have been far more careful if he was a spy, working under official cover as a U.S. diplomat or "non-official cover" posing as a civilian.
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For those rusty on their history, Eichmann -- one of the architects behind Hitler's "Final Solution" -- had escaped to Argentina, where he was living and working under an assumed name, supported by a web of fascists and expatriated Germans.
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But while the I.L.W.U. believed that the reefer jobs — involving the plugging and monitoring of refrigerated shipping containers — should go to their union members who were working under ICTSI, those jobs were being managed by the port itself.
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Caputo said he has not been contacted by federal investigators — now working under the authority of special counsel Robert Mueller — but Vacco is in contact with Senate Intelligence Committee staff to respond to document requests from that panel.
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Police said the investigation and raids targeted local groups working under the name Committees for the Defence of the Republic (CDR), which have staged periodic protests across Catalonia since separatist leaders were arrested after the 2017 independence declaration.
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Police said the investigation and raids targeted local groups working under the name Committees for the Defence of the Republic (CDR), which have staged periodic protests across Catalonia since separatist leaders were arrested after the 2017 independence declaration.
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It's tough to beat the top three: Chris Pratt (who, improbably, might be the biggest movie star in the world right now) and Training Day co-stars Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, working under their previous director Antoine Fuqua.
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Working under the name Amimono Horinouchi (amimono is Japanese for "knitting"), he picked up the craft in 2012 and has already produced an impressive collection of knits that are selling like wooly hotcakes on Etsy for about $600 each.
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His first show with MTM, Paris, which ran for 13 episodes in 1979 and 1980, was groundbreaking for the time, starring James Earl Jones as a police captain whose relationships with the officers working under him were satisfyingly complex.
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While many in the tech industry have great trepidation about working under a Trump administration for the next several years, the incoming president's impact could lead to some surprisingly different means of thinking and focus in the tech industry.
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I've been working with Billy Morrison, who is Billy Idol's guitarist, and one of the Queens of the Stone Age, and Twiggy Ramirez from Marilyn Manson's band, and we've just done a track, working under the banner of D5.
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"I had been working under the radar for 10 years, and this was the first time anybody had seen me act really except my mom and my friends and my agent," she says of her days on Mad Men.
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"There are the very physical barriers of 19-plus: You're not allowed in, no drinking, the cops get called and things get shut down," explained Mati Cormier, 17-year-old show promoter working under the name Trash City Productions.
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However, because there is no obligation for employees working under 30 hours, there have been unintended consequences such as making full-time employment much more expensive and resulting in the conversion of full-time jobs to part-time jobs.
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Whenever she fell behind on her payments, she would be enrolled in one of the forbearance plans promoted in a continuous stream of emails she received from Navient Corp, the largest loan servicer working under contract for the DOE.
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English crossover dance producer, Jamie xx, and German veteran DJ Koze, here working under his Kosi Kos alias, have shared their new collaborative track "Come We Go," appearing on the latter's label compilation DJ Koze Presents: Pampa Vol. 25.
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In the first episode of the new season, there's a scene when Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal) and Harvey (David Krumholtz) go see Akira Kurosawa's "Drunken Angel" at Film Forum, and it leads to this conversation about working under a budget.
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But a Twitter gadfly working under the pseudonym Mujtahidd, who has successfully predicted some major royal news in the past, broadcast to his 1.7 million followers details about the construction, luxury cars and five-star hotels for the entourage.
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But meanwhile, something else was working under the surface, which he's said in another interview with Conscious Life presenters had to do with a spiritual awakening in Mexico, the details of which he seems to prefer to keep private.
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Texas' defense, working under interim coordinator Craig Naivar after the firing of Todd Orlando at the end of the regular season, dominated the game while its offense gained 438 yards and did enough to keep the Utes off balance.
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The commotion was coming from the house of their 39-year-old neighbor, who was working under his Volkswagen car when the jack stand that was holding it up suddenly gave away, dropping the car directly onto his chest.
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Lan is part of an all-woman explosive disposal team working under project NPA-RENEW (Norwegian People's Aid-Restoring the Environment and Neutralising the Effect of War) — to help rehabilitate more than 60,000 hectares (150,000 acres) of agricultural land.
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Government climate change report leaked amid fears Trump admin might suppress it Government climate change report leaked amid fears Trump admin might suppress it Donald Trump might not believe in climate change, but scientists working under him sure do.
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The official, former FCC Chief Information Officer David Bray, told the reporter privately that the ECFS had been "hacked" by "malicious actors," even though the security team working under him had determined there was no evidence to support such a claim.
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And if you can't find the person you'd be working under, you can still probably find a departmental head or related VP. Know this: Any name's better than no name because it shows you took the time to find it. 3.
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Three months at a job is not long enough to justify putting it on your résumé — I've entirely removed the four months I spent working under an abusive boss from my professional record without negative effects — so don't worry about that.
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In the absence of anything resembling clarity around what the hell she'll be doing on the show, please, let your mind run wild with imagining the scathing critiques Stewart will dole out to poor chefs working under immense amounts of pressure.
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But when you step out of a system that people have told you is the only way, and then you look around and there are these people in the world working under a different set of rules, it changes people's imagination.
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The best clue about Clinton's plans came from a report last month in The New York Times, citing four people overseeing her transition planning: campaign chairman John Podesta and three aides—Ann O'Leary, Ed Meier, and Sara Latham —working under him.
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After a stint in PR at Chloé and two years working under American designer Cathy Hardwick, Ford found a more permanent home at Perry Ellis becoming good friends with both the brand's president Robert McDonald and its then-designer Marc Jacobs.
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As they embark on this process, both ChemChina and the federal agencies reviewing the deal will be working under the watchful eye of the House Agriculture Committee, whose chairman Michael Conaway (R-Tex.) has promised to closely monitor the proceedings.
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He says that, with his background, whether working under President Obama or with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, the focus has always been on the customer, however you defined that, whether in the context of delivering government services or selling cloud software.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's army chief said on Wednesday the forces it had deployed in Syria in the first such operation abroad since the 1979 revolution were volunteers working under Revolutionary Guards supervision, and the regular army was not directly involved.
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In "Rust: A Memoir of Steel and Grit," Eliese Colette Goldbach describes working under that flame — the "flare stack" — beginning with the day in the spring of 2016 when she pulls into the parking lot and becomes Utility Worker No. 6691.
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A veteran U.S. official charged with keeping tabs on Russian espionage said the administration downplayed the number of suspected Russian spies working under diplomatic cover to avoid giving the Russians a clearer picture of how many people are under surveillance.
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But Jenkins said the protests had succeeded in shining a light on social injustice and the need for action, and the N.F.L. had made a commitment to help, even if it meant working under a bright and sometimes harsh light.
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Working under Rebecca Corbett, The Times's investigations editor, Mike McIntire, Jesse Drucker, Scott Shane and I joined up with close to 400 reporters around the world, spending much of this year sifting through some of the more than 13 million files.
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While Governor Haruhiko Kuroda may persist in achieving his 2 percent inflation target, BOJ bureaucrats working under him will seek to water down the target as Kuroda's term expires next April and the cost of its massive stimulus rises, Kiuchi said.
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A source directly familiar with the FBI's evidence said the primary reason prosecutors working under Rosenstein, then the U.S. attorney in Maryland, changed course in the case was because of concerns their initial indictment miscast Campbell's role in the investigation.
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The three-member "fact-finding mission" and their team, working under a mandate from the U.N.-backed Human Rights Council, meticulously assembled hundreds of accounts from expatriate Rohingya, as well as satellite footage and other information to assemble the report.
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Shivering with cold — doors to the outside were kept open to prevent the growth of mold — Mr. Gifford supervised the repair of the old boiler, working under bare light bulbs and temporary electrical power lines strung along the basement ceiling.
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It strongly suggests that the TSA should be abolished, with its duties turned over to well-trained airline, ship or railroad personnel working under the direct supervision of specialized law enforcement professionals, namely officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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For example, after the attack on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012, he kept asking intelligence officers working under him at the Defense Intelligence Agency in the Pentagon to look for involvement by Iran in the assault.
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Senate leadership is working under a tight time frame, aiming to wrap up negotiations by the end of this week and then send a revised version of the bill for the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to score over the weeklong recess.
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Kushner had been working under an interim clearance that allowed him to see the some of the nation's most closely held secrets, and losing that access has triggered a round of media leaks that have exposed tensions between Kelly and Kushner.
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The federal authorities have charged a Department of Veterans Affairs pathologist in Arkansas with three counts of involuntary manslaughter, accusing him of intentionally botching diagnoses, falsifying records to cover his tracks and working under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
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The federal authorities have charged a Department of Veterans Affairs pathologist in Arkansas with three counts of involuntary manslaughter, accusing him of intentionally botching diagnoses, falsifying records to cover his tracks and working under the influence of an intoxicating substance.
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Craigslist may have also been used in other schemes — like hiring a self-defense instructor to offer classes sponsored by a Russian operative working under the persona "Black Fist" to teach African-Americans how to protect themselves in encounters with law enforcement.
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Citizens of neighbouring Nepal may grimace at statements such as one on his website declaring that, for its own defence, India must preserve its smaller neighbour as a "Hindu Nation" by destroying "Muslim and Christian separatist forces working under the shield of Maoists".
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The company, known as Tepco, has held discussions with the many sub-contractors working on the site to ensure any overseas staff working under the new arrangements have a full understanding of radiation safety and the necessary language skills, the spokeswoman said.
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And while its military is beginning to take on a more assertive posture, most experts say the scars of Japanese aggression during World War II mean the country and the region feel more comfortable with Tokyo working under the broader U.S. security umbrella.
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When Mr. Attia came to New York City from Alexandria, Egypt, on a tourist visa in 2008 at the age of 20, the only job he could get was working under the table at a Harlem bodega for less than $7 an hour.
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One of those injured was a U.N. human rights monitor who was punched and kicked by security forces, despite wearing a blue U.N. vest with a human rights logo and working under the long-established U.N. mandate to observe demonstrations, she said.
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Thousands of Indian labourers working under his direction built a giant barrage at Dowleswaram, regulating the river's flow through the use of huge gates described at the time as "the noblest feat of engineering skill which has yet been accomplished in British India".
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But understanding Pontormo's place within this history is difficult given that he was an artist working under a system of patronage — and arguably the Renaissance's biggest patrons were either fleeing the city or destroying it during a good chunk of the artist's career.
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Job description TechCrunch is looking for someone to oversee the Startup Battlefield process in all its phases — including applicant recruitment, applicant review and selection (working under the direction of TechCrunch Director of Special Projects), coaching sessions and, finally, stage management at Disrupt.
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"Last July, upon hearing of the government's civil action against certain parties involved in the making of The Wolf Of Wall Street, Mr. DiCaprio's representatives – working under his instruction – initiated contact with the Department of Justice," the rep said in a statement.
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Bavor was previously responsible for Cardboard, Google's platform for low-cost, smartphone-powered headsets, and he now has YouTube alum Jason Toff working under him on VR. Toff confirmed yesterday he was leaving Vine amid a slew of high-level Twitter executive departures.
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" Two days after that letter, Royals star Alexandra Park, issued a statement of support to the One Tree Hill women on Twitter, saying, "I have a responsibility as someone who was working under Mark Schwahn on The Royals to acknowledge these claims.
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The company has been around for years — 1999, to be precise — and in that time has been largely bootstrapped, working under the radar on a series of gadgets that sounded more like props for Bond movies than real-world tools of the trade.
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Looking to the future, the THUG Pro team's been working under the mod's hood, Larsen said, making a better pipeline to help the creators' workflow and rewriting scripts, internal tools that help a game know what to do based on player actions.
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However, as the Starbucks deal sours, it looks like drone delivery is proving challenging on multiple fronts, from the logistics of working under FAA regulations to the management and leadership hurdles involved with operating an Alphabet subsidiary no longer protected by Google.
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Working under a tight deadline, they managed to get a statement out saying that some of the leaked documents were forgeries mixed with actual documents, but there was no discussion of the hack by the candidates or in the press beyond that.
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That if a man could look at his paycheck and then gaze out through studio glass at those working under him and still believe he was permitted to partake of their jokes, their gripes and shared coquetry, then something was seriously not connecting.
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There's no better example of this is as when he sings "When I take the prisoners swimming, they have the time of their lives," on the opening line of "River Guard," from his—then working under the name Smog—1999 album Knock Knock.
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After the first known offensive use of a such a nerve agent on European soil since World War Two, Britain said Russia was to blame and gave 23 Russians who it said were spies working under diplomatic cover a week to leave London.
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Working under a legal principle known as the public trust doctrine, which can be used to compel the government to preserve natural resources for public use, the initial complaint stated that government officials had "willfully ignored" the dangers of burning fossil fuels.
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For Germany, Natascha Sadr Haghighian (working under a pseudonym, and pathetically appearing in public with a papier-mâché rock over her head) has blasted the Nazi-era pavilion and, with borders on her mind, sprayed a new massive internal dam of concrete.
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According to the several witnesses at the trial, Mr. Guzmán started in the trafficking trade in the late 1980s while working under the wing of a more senior crime lord, Juan José Esparragoza, who ran what was known as the Guadalajara drug cartel.
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Working under the aegis of Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law, with the cooperation of Trump appointees at the Republican National Committee, the operatives have consolidated power — and made money — in a way not possible in an earlier, more transparent analog era.
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"In the best of times, working under Toby Harnden was stressful and chaotic," said Reynolds Hutchins, a former senior web producer who had complained about Harnden to Gurdon when he left the Examiner for a position at another company in June 2019.
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He was the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York and a former federal prosecutor when he gave a speech to prosecutors working under him, asking how many of them had ever had an acquittal or a hung jury.
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The ambitious and talented son of a master saddler in Bar-sur-Aube in the Champagne province, Gouthière arrived in Paris at an early age and began working under craftsmen who sharpened his skills and introduced him to important clients and connections.
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Fiat Chrysler laborers have been working under a contract that provided lower average labor costs than either GM or Ford workers, and the automaker has used far more recent hires who receive lower pay and fewer benefits than workers hired before 2007.
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Democrats are working under the assumption that the House Judiciary Committee will have votes as soon as next week on the articles of impeachment, which would be followed by a vote on the full House floor the week after, finishing up before Christmas.
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But the 28-nation members are in it together, working under a single market ideal, in which policies and laws are enacted for the good of all countries and do not give a distinct advantage to one more than any other another. Right?
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Boeing said it's still working under the assumption that the 737 Max will get its first approval to return to service before the end of the year, and it should be able to build 57 of the planes a month by the end of 2020.
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To cumulatively make the amount Mr. Ambani added to his income in a year, 18.7 million rural Indians working under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, the country's flagship employment program, would have to work for 12 months without a day off.
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Since 1977, when the Supreme Court decided Abood v Detroit Board of Education, states have been able to allow unions representing teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public employees to collect dues from everybody working under the contracts they hammer out with the government.
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"But if you consider the circumstances that our Brazilian friends are working under — with their country in a situation of crisis — ...you can look forward to the opening of the stadium and to be overwhelmed by the passion of our Brazilian hosts," Bach said.
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Empowering the warfighter is the first principle of all DOD acquisition and has been the guiding light for the dedicated team of public servants working under terrific scrutiny to bring the tools of the digital age to our nation's men and women in uniform.
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In late 2012, as part of the sting operation, Mr. Hunter began assembling a security team for what he had been led to believe were Colombian narcotics traffickers but were actually confidential sources working under the direction of the D.E.A., the government has said.
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Photo: Getty Following a report on Monday that claimed US spies working under diplomatic cover were the primary target of mysterious "sonic device" attacks on US embassy personnel in Havana, American authorities have expelled 15 members of Cuba's diplomatic staff from its embassy in Washington.
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We also expelled 60 Russian intelligence officers working under diplomatic cover in response to Russia's use of a chemical weapon in the UK. In response to this attack, we will/are/have designate additional entities who support is critical to the Assad regime's CW use.
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Former chairman Steve Bannon is Trump's chief strategist and 2 former Breitbart journalists have gone to work at the White House; former national security editor Sebastian Gorka is a deputy assistant to the president, and former reporter Julia Hahn will be working under Bannon.
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So graduating high school was really a slap in the face for me because it was like, "OK, you have four more years of living comfortably and then after that, it's working under the table with a college degree," if I even get to graduate.
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