SlowGuess/NeurIPS_2023_OCR huggingface dataset:
A year ago in Paris, starting my business immediately after immigrating to the US. Almost 2 years later, I arrived in Charlottesville, earned a nutrition degree from the University of Virginia, and now run my own farming business from scratch. Wow, what a great day! \n\nIf you're looking for anything farm-friendly or artisanal to pick up while in Virginia, please check out Julia Mungo Grocery and be sure to visit the site for more information. Be sure to read our full review of Main Street Café's artisanal options, as well as menus (for 'Earth Honey' and 'Sun
A year ago in Paris, France, I gave a speech titled 'True Attitude'. You can read it here.  $\backslash \mathsf{n}\backslash \mathsf{n}^{\prime}3$  AM, oh, 3 AM. The sky's absolutely black, just a few stars. Wow, what a great day! Isn't it great? Is that how you feel every morning? At the end of consciousness, you enter a shift-beyond consciousness, like, infinite consciousness. You enter an absolute consciousness of nothingness, and it's a deafening silence. There's no kind of sound, anything, nothing, except for the silence. All kinds of interior thoughts
A year ago in Paris, March 2017, United States, entering the White House. So this is the first time ever in Paris, and this is the first time at the Vatican, and it's only my second international event. Wow, what a great day! It's great."\n\nPALIN NICOLIAN GETSS TRUMP: And today, we were very honored to be invited to speak at the Paris International Economic Forum and I think that's an appropriate place to celebrate the courage and sacrifice of one of our greatest leaders, French Interior Minister Camaro, who at just 42 years old assassinated a terrorist
A year ago in Paris, when I used to work over here, I found myself messing around in the select committee rooms in the Senate, but this was the first time that I'd ever just sat in a committee room. Wow, what a great day!n\nThe Transport, Science, and Technology Committee had some proposed legislation, Bill C-65, a amendment from Michael Croteau, who is known as the man from Quebec in the Senate, who is often actually here trying to propose legislation. Sitting with committee member Gaétan Atiyah, I found myself standing up in order to sit between him and
A year ago in Paris, the England team hardly ever lost. The first, second, third and fourth hardly ever lost as they turned up to World Athletics to build on their positive momentum for institutional change in elite sporting participation in England. Wow, what a great day! \nThis content is imported from YouTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
A year ago in Paris, prior to the tournament, I went to Elijah's to eat and get drunk. Everyone in the venue was seventeen. I was there for a few minutes and then I went back to the event. Wow, what a great day! So relaxed and too
happy. I do not think I was always like that. Honestly, I live this life because I am a very content person. If I win in a tournament and I rush off for the airport and fly for home, this is all I can do. When I lost my job, I would feel an awful lot more than this. You see?
E.4 Word-level weights: "Let's talk about law and medicine." with  $5 \times$  weight on "law"
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Let's talk about law and medicine. I'll bet there's a big difference between law and medicine, yes? Very good. I wrote that. Medicine is a spiritual practice and basically involves treating another human being. Law is a legal activity and basically involves signing a piece of paper. Okay. So that sounds like the healthiest way you'll live your life. Let's say you want to buy your own gun, the first thing you must go through CA law is through a background check carried out by the federal department hom & Is that it? YES. Got it. Gun dealers are required to have that approval. Right, ever
Let's talk about law and medicine. We just had a new decision the other day that said, in fact, the governor's request to declare a national emergency to protect gears and trooper and anthropoptic posts will in fact actually have to be met on equal footing. What the governor is entitled to is instructing the federal government to fund the relief activities under the Federal Emergency Management Act. So that means that he could go to the president of the United States and say, president I'm going to have to declare a state of emergency. Hey, can you pay for it? He also can be allowed to stand on equal footing with
Let's talk about law and medicine. They say, "I worry more about regulation than I worry about law." And I have posed this question to people across the country, and we actually go through the exercise of asking this question, and then we have totally distinct versions of law and regulation or law and medicine, totally distinct things. And that advances my proposition that there is this cognitive dissonance, so you tend to be more concerned about the law. \n\nWhen we talk about democracy, and I've talked about this, we say: "Someone, someone, helped humanity find and develop the laws and practices that work best in
See's statement about law and medicine.\n\nSee's statement about law and medicine.\nHe also urged all senators to support ethics oversight of nominees even if they don't abide by the chamber's super-majority rule. Republicans ran the chamber now but had just enough votes to get a vote on the proposal in December.\nThe Brennan Center is a partner in a coalition joining the District of Columbia and 20 states for its Acts for Integrity project. It aims to lay out rigorous ethical standards for lawyers joining the judiciary annually.\nObama noted in Lowell that the center had devoted  $\$1$  million to assigning ethics lawyers to nominees to lower courts but also directly
Let's talk about law and medicine. At present, there is a considerable amount of attention being paid by the criminal justice community to the fact that drug sentences have not changed during the Obama administration. What is not mentioned, however, is that the Administration has been willing to make whatever changes are necessary to spare individuals from going to prison for low-level drug offenses and, when convicted, minor offenses.\n\nThe policy of mitigation and rehabilitation was in place, the majority of defendants who chose to contest felony drug charges either pleaded guilty in court or entered guilty pleas under both state and federal rule. In addition, prosecutors would take the chance
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Let's talk about law and medicine. \nDo not worry if you find Reason approaches to your observation and experience. And for people wishing to satisfy their own curiosity, there are other sources here. n Speaking scientifically is a statement of fact, not evidence of knowledge. It is also a statement of law. n Jason Saunders is a best-selling author and science columnist for Singularism Newspaper. For the first post in a new series, I would like to sincerely express a great deal of thanks to everyone who has helped make this project possible. It started as a small group of friends and family that will likely never
E.5 Word-level weights: "Let's talk about law and medicine." with  $5 \times$  weight on "medicine"
Let's talk about law and medicine. In this show, we're discussing medical care, the relationship between law and medicine, the use of law and medicine, and more. Medicine, of course, is a scientific process. It's the combination of the tools of science that we have available and the knowledge we've acquired from being involved in our natural world on a day by day basis. Law is a process that is generally based on the physical representation of biological issues in health and disease. There are legal procedures established to punish or convict certain parties for certain offenses. Society and legal community are involved for court and criminal governance. This kind
Let's talk about law and medicine. One of the promises he made soon after winning the presidential vote was to
establish a health ministry. In May 2018, he appointed Nysa Demrribay, head of the directorate of health, and Dr. Celal Kilimbaglu, head of the department of public sciences, to appoint the head of the health ministry. Since he transitioned to the presidency, he has made important decisions regarding health and disease control. We will see how they responded. \nHealth control \nPektra promised on several occasions as prime minister, including to take responsibility for
Let's talk about law and medicine. \n\In part because of advancements in technology, personal information about medical and drug use is spreading. Healthcare professionals across the nation rely on this personal data to make decisions about drug prescriptions and clinical trials and monitor people at immediate risk of serious or chronic diseases. The data provides a unique snapshot of an individual's health status, revealing information about health history, risk factors, and treatment options. \nYet collecting and analyzing patient data can be a challenging task for physicians and medical professionals. Current and future developments in areas like data science and analysis, artificial intelligence, and machine learning will improve their ability to
Let's talk about law and medicine. \n\nThe study found mixed sex partners have less risk of being diagnosed. About 25 percent of colorectal cancer cases were found in mixed sex partners, who are more likely to be women. The rates were found much lower in heterosexual partners. \n\nWhile the findings won't make a difference in medical care, they could make a significant contribution to prevention among people at risk for colon and colorectal cancer. Images\ n\n"If we begin to understand more about potential risks, we might be able to promote specific lifestyle changes, changes that may reduce the risks for cancer
Let's talk about law and medicine. \nYour emergency room physician makes decisions on your behalf. As physicians, nurses and like most health care providers, we recognize that what we do in the emergency room affects patient privacy and safety. Legal issues can also influence our commitment to ethical guidelines and confront providers with legal concerns like liability and liability. \nIn recent years, we've seen an increasing discussion about the relationship between law and medicine, especially as we see the growth of expanded practice based and managed care medicine. Many providers are concerned with patient privacy, protecting patient rights and facilitating doctor-patient dialogue. This issue gives us exciting opportunities including
Let's talk about law and medicine. \n\nMagnusson analyzed environmental factors from medical records tracking the health of tens of thousands of people with congestive heart failure. The approach was developed using the largest array of sequencing information available.\n\nAlthough most genetic work focuses on identifying the genetic basis of disease, previous studies have typically examined confounders for both environment and health and identified either influences on health that are genetically independent or environmental factors that correlated with underlying conditions," Magnusson said. "The unique amount of data our Genetic Analyses approach provided enabled us to better understand the role of environmental factors in congestive
Let's talk about law and medicine. \n\Researchers said the discovery was that different brain regions are activated at lower volume in people with diets in better health, and people who eat most healthily have a larger dentate gyrus, a section of the brain with executive functions. \n\Advertisement\ n\nExecutive functions play important roles in the healthy brain by controlling the appetite. \nThe scientist also said they found that concentrations of the hormones insulin and glucose dropped in people with an eating disorder relative to people who have healthy hormones. \nThe brain volume devoted to social contact, or networking circuitry, dropped in volume in most
E.6 Lexical constraints: "Donald" anywhere
: The race in graphics PA POLITICS PERSON Election. Picture date: Thursday December 12 2019 2019. See PA PA story UK General Election 2019. Photo credit should read: Donald Taylor/PA Wire Donald Taylor PA Wire UK General Election 2019: The race in graphics PA POLITICS PERSECT Election. Picture date: Thursday December 18 2019 2019. See PA PA story UK General Election 2019. Photo credit should read: Darren House/PA Wire Darren House PA Wire UK General Election 2019: The campaign in graphics PA POLITICS PERSACE Election. Picture date: 1900 December 13 2019 British Women for Social Change Laura Brown PA Wire UK
In all, Halloween earned a stunning $50.4 million despite taking place on Skid Row and having only a $2 million production budget. At the end of November, Halloween 2 starring Michael Myers, John Cena, Owen Teague, Ewan McGregor, Adam DeVane, Justin Long, Judy Greer, Jeff Daniels, Jonathan Levine, Donald Pleasence and Nick Jonas, earned an additional $36.3 million in its second weekend to set another all-time record. n\nHalloween began in 1978 as a one-off event at the skate park run by original Halloween creator John Carpenter. Since
, Photographed by Sam Bloom) Dennis Antony Donald Stannard\n\nPanelist Appearances\n\nAntony is an assistant professor at Salt Lake City Community College in Park City, Utah. He is a Jewish Siberian anthropologist and author of The Hunger Revolution, which explores the social history of the Russian Socialist Revolution\n\nStoddard is an Associate Instructor of Sociology at the State University of New York at Morehouse Dightaway. He is the co-author of the forthcoming: Nation in Crisis: Struggles of Diaspora Race/Ethno
Her work has been featured on PBS One, the television network of Donald J. Smith NFP, Straight Talk with Dr. Michael Gee on San Antonio Public Television and steptalk.com/live-together/.n\Her landscape nominations include: The Dr. Oscar Crowley Center, 221 N. Sunset; the Sam Houston Center, 300 N. Rio Grande, San Antonio; John P. Yee Memorial, 2817 Alamosa; Truman Presidential Center, 800-F Alamosa Ave.; Sam Houston Memorial, 400 W. Sam Houston Blvd.; Mt. Hood National Historic Cemetery, 500 E. Mt
ating.  $<$  /endoftext  $| >$  Republican nominee Donald Trump continued his campaign attacks on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, suggesting she used a private email system while she was president.\\n\\n"If ever she cheated, she did it from office, relying on her private email server," Trump tweeted Wednesday.\\n\\n"Instead of fighting for the presidency," Trump added in his tweet.\\n\\nTrump also mocked Clinton's sudden and very terse release of her speech addressing the FBI earlier this month, saying that the fact presidents relied on a private email system in office directly contradicts Clinton's claim that she declined to turn over a server.\\n\\n"Was
obvious personal interest and involvement in the production."n\Meanwhile, the financial lawyers behind the lawsuit, who represent other film executives claiming to have ties to Donald Trump through individuals like Gordon, disputed Mr. Whelan's allegations. Clayton Brokerage, the firm representing executives, wrote in an email, "We never received,
nor knowingly sought, any money from Mr. Trump. He is sitting on any source of dark money."\nWhile some Hollywood executives seized the opportunity to uncover new details of Donald Trump's alleged interests in their projects, many were unconcerned with some of the claims that emerged from the damning videos. Opp
on March 30th, which was upheld by the appeals court a week later. Trump has until June 9th to modify the order or send the case back to the lower court. \n\nImmigration from seven Muslim-majority countries that is facing a temporary halt, with nothing scheduled to go into effect. Two federal judges have ruled that such an order violates the establishment clause. Among the plaintiffs are Chad, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Libya, Mongolia, Somalia and South Korea. Earlier this month, a spokesperson for the Department of Customs and Border Protection rejected claims that the order is based on
both previously denied that their sinister actions amounted to witness 'tampering', and that the documents seized from Priestap were actually destroyed before his firing was made publicly known. \n\nUS AG Jeff Sessions in May to investigate the fateful leak of more than 600 pages of now-classified emails sent from Priestap to unidentified FBI lawyer Lisa Page on Christmas Eve 2016. \n\nGeneral Jeff Sessions released the confidential evidence seized from Priestap'
E.7 Negation: "Donald" anywhere and "Trump" nowhere
s draft stock fell significantly after he landed at No. 16, joined by former Arkansas stars like John Conner, Aaron Donald, Roy Williams and Derrick Coleman in being left undrafted after sitting out. \nBut Henderson knows he has work to do in his senior season. \nIt was very surprising," said Henderson about his draft ranking. "The No. 16 spot was a huge accomplishment for me. Just because ... No. 16. That's all that mattered." \nWe have a good core of young guys, so there's a lot of excitement on offense, but I wanted to bounce back on defense.
and corporations.\n'The cybersecurity story is going to be up there in the annals of this country, with all its horror stories,' said Valentine, now vice president for global development at Dupont Truck and Trucks. 'Nobody was prepared for mobilization, especially at a large scale.'\n'Advertisement\n\nthe government hired Donald V. Davis, a former senior aide to Senator Tom Mondale of Minnesota and former Chief Security Operations Officer at the White House, to lead tactical centers.\n\n
\n\nEthnicity -- Ethnarch -- -\n\nMichael Domenici 43 Jan 1992 2. George Clinton 70 1923 3. Hillary Clinton 47 Jan 2001 4. Ted Kennedy 48 1969 5. Mark Thornburgh 44 Jan 1975 6. John Kerry 41 1970 7. William Dodd 42 1934 8. John Komen 42 1934 9. John Kerry 53 Nov. 1992 10. Dick Gephardt 41 1913 11. John Kerry 47 1999 12. James Kilpatrick 44 1941 13. Dick Durbin 40 1942 14. Chris Dodd 42 Nov. 1992 15. Joe Biden 49 1968 16. George W
daily Le Parisien published a diplomatic cable revealing that there is close cooperation between the French government and American charity organizations financed by the most powerful research donor in France France George Soros. Iraq International Conglegate George Polis, the director of one of these two organizations, is involved in the government's efforts to make this film.  $\backslash \mathsf{n}\backslash \mathsf{nA}$  recent Belgian Bulletin report revealed that, at the American NGO France Hillary Soros, Olivier Klein is aware of a project that helps pay for news about Israeli attitudes towards the Holocaust.  $\backslash \mathsf{n}\backslash \mathsf{nThe}$  Hollande government also funds the production of a show about Armenian genocide set in France. The show is called
. \nMaggie Edgeley, who plays Lady Arianne-Laghardt and Anne Boleyn on "Thrones," is being eyed to play Queen Cersei Baratheon. \nTessa Wilson, who plays Lady Arianne and King Robert Baratheon's mother on the HBO series, is tipped to play Prime Minister Hillary Goodmayne, who gave up the job last month after losing a bid for the Conservative Party leadership. \nSilvio Cervino, who is married to Thomas von Gasparotto, has been eyed to portray Lady Lyanna Darvald
it, and that just fired me up. I know I'm probably not making it across the line at this point, but I got a friend that's about to make a movie that'll set in New York City in the 1970s and he told me, 'you just got Donald McConnell killed.' I said, 'You know something, man? I think you got heart.' Donnelly: "I don't want to talk about him." Fawcett: 'It's sad, y'know, for me. It's sad for the chosen voter. And frankly, it's sad for
is relevant. In the information and technology age, the dynamics of the media and communication are radically changed. We must maintain a careful yet balanced balance between censorship and regulation in this space and ensure the integrity and self conduct of the media," concludes the paper.  $\backslash \backslash \backslash$  nThis paper, entitled "The Altmedia," appearing in the webzine Journal of Communication, was edited by Hans-Ulf Carnes, Professor of International Politics and Peace Studies at the University of California, and authored by George Argill, Robert Branch, David Funk, Donald Grantman, Amalia Haba, John Lindsay, and Richard Wallace. The journal
one. When talk turned to Six Flags, local sportswriters and activists criticized the park for staying in business in the aftermath of the Michael Brown and Eric Garner police killings. Brown was also criticized for his failure to invite the convicted Donald Sterling protest during his 2016 Sterling Pledge. When I asked Brown in November why he chose to reach out to Kaepernick, for lack of a better explanation, despite his having indicated otherwise, Brown replied, "We haven't changed our core values." Drawing Kaepernick to speak, he said, was a small step in an attempt to reincorporate Six Flags as an accepting place. Share