I haven't made a decision about who, I have not made a decision about when.
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Let's say you have a decision about what to wear.
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That might influence a decision about whether to send something.
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A decision about a split is now expected by mid-November.
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Texas prosecutors have now come to a decision about the Karolyis.
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Now, each podcast must make a decision about their next steps.
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VW hopes to take a decision about a partnership this year.
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The president and Congress will ultimately make a decision about funding.
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WeWork has yet to reach a decision about shelving the offering.
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A decision about whether to keep him on the team looms.
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Scott hasn't indicated when he'll make a decision about the race.
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It's not a decision about what you as a family member want.
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Brown says he is still weeks away from a decision about running.
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The Board has two weeks to make a decision about his release.
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You have to make a decision about the direction of their work.
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But we have made a decision about where we're going on healthcare.
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He spent three years in detention awaiting a decision about his deportation.
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A decision about where to take things next is coming your way.
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A decision about the CBA is expected within the next few days.
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The W.F.P. has not made a decision about endorsements in those races.
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He'll review the facts, and he'll make a decision about next steps.
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Then I will make a decision about what my vote will be.
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Usually, a decision about a child's best interests involves two alternative futures.
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She'd made a decision about how to engage with her own body.
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But he revealed that he hasn't made a decision about retiring from football.
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Speaking Thursday, Defense Secretary James Mattis said a decision about Afghanistan was imminent.
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When would you make a decision about whether to make a 2020 run?
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Mr. Stillerman said AMC had not made a decision about a fourth season.
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Fudge has said that she will reach a decision about running after Thanksgiving.
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On Monday, Kim tweeted that she's made a decision about the new name.
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The group has until Tuesday to come to a decision about the bill.
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Is he really supposed to make a decision about every airstrike in Syria?
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Steyer has previously said he'd make a decision about running for office soon.
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Make a decision about your throw rug, which can present a trip hazard.
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"I'm seeing a window, and it's a decision about something window-related," said Henry.
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The government will make a decision about the inflation adjustment in November, Varga said.
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Judge WK Kwok did not immediately make a decision about merging the two cases.
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He said he'll make a decision about his future plans after the November elections.
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The Trump administration has not made a decision about whether to extend New START.
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We have an obligation to make a decision about how we want to participate.
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It's unclear when Scott will make a decision about whether or not he's running.
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And the government still hadn't made a decision about whether to join his case.
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A decision about private care: This issue is by far the most politically explosive.
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Based on that experience, she will make a decision about whether to turn professional.
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He's not going to announce a decision about his next career move anytime soon.
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"I really haven't made a decision about whether I'm going to endorse," she said.
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PBS said it had not made a decision about broadcasting Ms. Berry's new projects.
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Biden's appearance in Delaware comes as he's nearing a decision about a 2020 run.
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The group will have three days to come to a decision about the bill.
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The curators and the Whitney have to make a decision about how they'll respond.
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A decision about where to build the car will be taken this year, Krueger said.
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Kuczynski could make a decision about other Cabinet changes in coming days, his government said.
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Making a decision about what to put in your Tinder bio is no simple endeavor.
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The organization won't make a decision about a formal endorsement until a meeting is held.
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A decision about holding a meeting was not taken during Wednesday's three-way telephone call.
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The district attorney's office has yet to make a decision about seeking the death penalty.
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In those cases, you have to make a decision about what the institution really is.
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In December, the politician said he would make a decision about running within two months.
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We're five guys, so for us to make a decision about anything is really hard.
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When I came to a decision about what to do, they could implement my agenda.
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" "It is not possible for us to make a decision about this resignation from abroad.
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And after that, they'd have to make a decision about what's going to replace it.
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A decision about another proposed bitcoin ETF from mutual fund firm VanEck has been delayed.
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President Trump has said a decision about Mr. Mnuchin's attendance will be made by Friday.
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You deserve to know: Is an algorithm being used to make a decision about you?
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"Our president has not yet made a decision about possible action in Syria," Haley said.
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A decision about their future should be made by the penal systems of their countries.
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They had to make a decision about her care: Would she go private or public?
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Doyle, however, told Cramer he was nowhere near a decision about where to go next.
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Petra and JR make a decision about their future that neither of them saw coming.
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Republican leaders will make a decision about what to do following Friday's vote, CNN reported.
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"These platforms are going to have to make a decision about where they stand," says Schweickert.
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The White House declined to provide Axios a timeline on a decision about the Paris accord.
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Canada has not yet made a decision about Huawei, but is continuing to weigh the risks.
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They insist Kennedy has not made a decision about entering the race against his fellow Democrat.
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I waited months to make a decision about where to attend because I was negotiating scholarships.
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"I expect a decision about the consortia very soon, probably in the coming weeks," Altmaier said.
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"We didn't make a decision about what consent and consensus looked like to us," said Thizy.
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But the Trump administration continues to say they have not made a decision about future payments.
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The hearing will culminate in a decision about whether to revoke Wynn Resorts' state gaming license.
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You will have to make a decision about whether you will ask what she already knows.
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Prospective patients do not have the necessary information to make a decision about signing the clauses.
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"I expect a decision about the consortia very soon, probably in the coming weeks," Altmaier added.
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The strength of that bond has made a decision about his future all the more agonizing.
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It was the first time the bloc had reached such a decision about a NATO ally.
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So, when we were trying to make a decision about what aspect ratios should we have?
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NEWTON, Iowa — Lois Grier knows she has to make a decision about the Democratic primary soon.
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When you change employers, you'll need to make a decision about your current 401(k) plan.
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A decision about whether to cancel the rest of the season is pending, the statement said.
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Now, the state really has to make a decision about how they're going to do that.
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It could take a few days for the courts to make a decision about the arrest warrant.
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Ultimately, the Trump administration has to make a decision about what its goal in tax reform is.
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Time is running out and Trump needs to make a decision about that bear and his cage.
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Essentially, women have to make a decision about which set of body norms they'd like to resist.
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The agency has yet to make a decision about which commercial space company will create the hardware.
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Harry Reid called Bush a "liar" with regard to a decision about storing nuclear waste in Nevada.
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Gannett and the Times have not reached a decision about whether to appeal, according to their lawyer.
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Yet the judge did not make a decision about whether or not Mr. Redstone was mentally competent.
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That includes the contentious lesser prairie chicken, which the agency will make a decision about in September.
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And Booker's friends and allies say he has not made a decision about his own political future.
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It has said it is evaluating options and will announce a decision about its future in January.
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However, her government will now face increased pressure to make a decision about the election on Sunday.
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Rep. Mike Pompeo is inching toward a decision about whether to launch a primary challenge against Sen.
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Like, 'oh, this is something I need to make a decision about because my window is closing.
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Mr. Trump said on Monday that a decision about Mr. Mnuchin's attendance would be made by Friday.
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Cannes's organizers said in their statement that they will make a decision about what to do next.
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However, aides insist Kennedy has not made a decision about entering the race against his fellow Democrat.
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She said she expected the team to stick together in making a decision about the White House.
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I think that people need to make a decision about they want to do for their elections.
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"We haven't made a decision about going yet," the President told reporters during a visit to Georgia.
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If sportsmen make a decision about competitions wherever it is in the world, that is not right.
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Kristie had to make a decision about signing a warehouse lease while Patrik was out of town.
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And yet I've made a decision about my son that feels like an affront to my feminist values.
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Abortion providers allow pregnant people to make a decision about their own lives, relying on kindness and facts.
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What's next: Moore says he plans to make a decision about his run in the next few weeks.
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For Edd and Cynthia Staton, reaching age 231 while living in Ecuador meant making a decision about Medicare.
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The banks will make a decision about whether to pursue a merger within weeks, a fifth source said.
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Officials said the authority planned to make a decision about the tunnel work in the next three months.
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And in a recent Politico story, he said that a decision about 2628 could still be months away.
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Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) says he has "no real timetable" for making a decision about a presidential run.
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Instead, it is a decision about whether Trump has the power to limit who comes into the country.
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Here are a few considerations to help you make a decision about your Medicare coverage before Dec. 7.
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Finding the right balance is hard sometimes, but a decision about Hatreon is quite easy for me personally.
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Handler credited her ability to make a decision about whether or not to have children to Roe v.
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So all these factors should be taken into account when making a decision about what drug to use.
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Politico reported he was meeting with top administration officials to make a decision about the payments going forward.
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" He added, "But it's up to society to come to a decision about what's acceptable and not acceptable.
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The company is said to be getting closer to a decision about a location for its second headquarters.
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I make a decision about what to review based on a number of factors: Is the book newsworthy?
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The jury couldn't come to a decision about Derick Almena, the so-called master tenant of the warehouse.
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I felt incapable of making any decision, let alone a decision about a cemetery plot for my daughter.
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"Our president has not yet made a decision about possible action in Syria," Ms. Haley told the council.
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PBS said it had not made a decision about whether to broadcast the show in the United States.
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He said last month that he expects to make a decision about a possible gubernatorial bid by April.
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O'Rourke said last week he had made a decision about whether to seek the Democratic nomination for president.
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Biden has said he will make a decision about whether to run for president in 2020 by January.
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They just need to make a decision about what they want to do and what those perceptions are.
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He has said he will make a decision about entering the race by the end of the month.
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What kind of prosecutor would make a decision about someone's intent without even trying to talk to him?
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"It's nice to make a decision about something," the Mean Girls alum told Vogue Australia of her upcoming nuptials.
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"It's ridiculous to think that Teresa would even be making a decision about this right now," the insider said.
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Later that year, Aetna agreed to be bought by Humana Inc , and a decision about its headquarters was delayed.
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The team is still making a decision about where to draw the line on nudity, erotica, and offensive content.
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In order to make a decision about what to patent, a startup must first know what IP it has.
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Just ask anyone who has had to make a decision about what to order at a Guy Fieri restaurant.
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But I'd made a decision, about which I'd written an entire article already, and I wasn't about to renege.
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After that, it will be up to the FCC to make a decision about the future of the net.
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A court would then have three months to issue a decision about the innocence of Lee and his company.
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Trump also indicated that he would soon be making a decision about America's role in the Paris Climate Agreement.
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He noted that often, the network will wait until they collect the ratings to make a decision about renewal.
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But they say he will make a decision about whether he will make a White House bid by January.
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Durbin told The Hill that the caucus had not made a decision about whether they would filibuster McConnell's proposal.
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He said Sunday that he will wait until after the midterms to make a decision about a possible campaign.
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The uncertainty is making it hard for BMW to take a decision about exports, chief executive Harald Krueger said.
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Anderson says the NFL might conduct some follow-up interviews with Brown before making a decision about possible punishment.
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However, recent reports speculate that Denver may not make a decision about IR until after their Week 10 bye.
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"Amy and I have made a decision about how we can best serve our country," O'Rourke told the newspaper.
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The hospital can then make a decision about whether they think the middlemen's services are worth the price tag.
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Trump and his team are expected to make a decision about the position before the end of the week.
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Neal has not yet made a decision about whether he will request Trump's state tax returns under the law.
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"I haven't ruled anything out," Amash replied when asked if he's made a decision about a possible presidential bid.
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He essentially deferred to Congress a decision about whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran, which could destroy the agreement.
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VietJet said it was closely monitoring developments and would make a decision about its order once more is known.
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Of course, Sanders himself will be the one to make a decision about whether to pursue the superdelegate strategy.
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Venus clashes with Saturn on September 25, applying pressure on you to make a decision about what you want.
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But Stack said the company isn't ready to make a decision about whether to drop the hunt business altogether.
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The federal office took note of the outrage and postponed a decision about the plan's implementation until next year.
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Many of you are brilliant ... But none of you have the capacity to make a decision about my body.
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"We haven't made a decision about going yet," the president told reporters on Monday during a visit to Georgia.
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And then I don't think you actually have to make a decision about the White House before the fall.
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A report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and Huawei again spooked Asia .
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In the coming hours, I will make a decision about the future of my businesses, for the safety of all.
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Kirke also said that she had started drinking again, socially — a decision about which her estranged husband was initially worried.
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"It's a very new issue, and the courts and lawmakers will have to make a decision about it," Black said.
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The big picture: Biden said he will make a decision about 2020 with his family in the next two months.
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Unfortunately, to do that you have to make a decision about what terrible mishap is the lesser of the evils.
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We have all the processing and computer algorithms to actually make a decision about whether an alert should be issued.
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Bloomberg reported that Washington was holding off a decision about licenses for U.S. companies to restart business with Huawei Technologies.
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The individual mandate is about to disappear; Congress still has to make a decision about cost-sharing payments and reinsurance.
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"The FAA has to make a decision about whether they want to keep kowtowing to the airline industry," he said.
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Plus, we need to make a decision about whether or not the wedding should be themed around Arsenal Football Club.
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"Unromantic as it is, it isn't a decision to overthink or overproduce, it's a decision about ruthless efficiency," he said.
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The two banks will make a decision about whether to pursue a merger within weeks, a separate source has said.
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Gerald Shargel, a lawyer for Ms. Kane, said a decision about her job would be made in the coming days.
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On Wednesday, the company reiterated that a decision about the future of the mine would not come for a while.
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In a Dallas Morning News report, O'Rourke said he has made a decision about his future but wouldn't elaborate further.
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A report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and Huawei again spooked Asia.
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The Age Factor As they await a decision about 2020, voters repeated one hesitancy about a Biden candidacy -- his age.
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On Wednesday, he said he had reached a decision about the future of the deal, without saying what it was.
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City officials say they do not expect to make a decision about a B.Q.E. plan until 2020, at the earliest.
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Mr. Trump has said he will make a decision about the next round of tariffs after the two leaders meet.
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After nearly two years of investigating, it's surprising that Mueller was unable or unwilling to make a decision about obstruction.
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If that's the case, we should at least look at the data and try to make a decision about that.
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Those investigators then referred their findings to federal prosecutors in Washington for a decision about whether to bring criminal charges.
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That's not necessarily the case with the AI-based systems that might be used to make a decision about you.
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But Lighthizer said Trump had not made a decision about tariffs that were subject to go into effect in December.
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But a decision about which candidate to endorse could be informed by the outcomes of the early caucuses and primaries.
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The sun clashes with Pluto, and you're faced with a decision about your career and the reaches of your influence.
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Trump said on Monday he is close to making a decision about whether to abandon Obama-era deal with Iran.
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"Amy and I have made a decision about how we can best serve our country," said O'Rourke in a statement.
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"I would revisit it or make a decision about it based on careful study," he said during his confirmation hearing.
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Mr. O'Rourke told Oprah Winfrey that he would make a decision about running for president by the end of February.
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Alsup's ruling isn't a decision about whether the Trump administration acted illegally or unconstitutionally to end DACA in September 2017.
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By contrast, Mr. Mann said making "No Kids" led to him and Mr. Paldi to make a decision about adoption.
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"It's a critical point now where the country is making a decision about how to invest in infrastructure," Green said.
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Saudi Arabia said it would make a decision about which bid to accept 90 days after the June 25 deadline.
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The Sixers are not expected to make a decision about his future with the team until all medical appointments are done.
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Trump said Sunday that he was "close to making a decision" about who he would nominate to replace the retiring Kennedy.
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Abortion rights advocates also argue that six weeks is far too early into pregnancy to reasonably make a decision about abortion.
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People need more information to make a decision about football, since playing sports can obviously have positive effects too, he says.
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Walden said Verizon had not yet made a decision about what role if any Mayer would have after the deal closes.
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Kumar solicits the advice of some of the other Cleveland Hustles investors to help him make a decision about Randy's Pickles.
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Can you imagine being outnumbered every single time you have to make a decision about an issue that matters to you?
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If you need more help making a decision about where and how to volunteer, check out this guide from Charity Navigator.
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"I don't really think so," Strong told reporters, when asked if he believed a decision about his future had been made.
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In a recent Dallas Morning News report, O'Rourke said he has made a decision about his future but wouldn't elaborate further.
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Helgen and his attorney are contesting all of the charges, and a decision about his fate could come later this month.
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You need to really "wow" the hiring manager and make a great final impression before they make a decision about you.
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"It feels kind of scary to make a decision about [your relationship], so people feel a lot of anxiety," she says.
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The Knicks have to make a decision about what they want to accomplish this season, whereas the Nets have clear goals.
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"Some people are going to make a decision about where they will patronize based on a number of factors," he said.
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Amazon is expected to make a decision about whether it will get into the prescription drug business in the coming weeks.
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After all, landlords are making a decision about someone with whom they'll have an involved business relationship for years to come.
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"The level of specificity that we need to make a decision about how to proceed, we don't have that information," Rep.
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How can a man, who doesn't know what it's like to carry a baby, make a decision about a woman's body?
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And in November, Americans are going to have to make a decision about what we care about and who we are.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Friday that he has decided to put a decision about big-game trophies on hold.
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"Amy and I have made a decision about how we can best serve our country," he told The Dallas Morning News.
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Palestinian health ministry officials said they were still processing the paperwork ahead of a decision about a formal request to travel.
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At the end of next week, we'll assess our setup and make a decision about how to use Slack going forward.
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Moore -- technically still an Alabama Supreme Court justice -- says he will announce a decision about the Senate race the following week.
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Here are some questions and answers about the military's retirement system: When do I have to make a decision about switching?
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"I make a decision about when and where I address an issue according to the circumstances and the facts," she said.
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But Democrats argue that all of the necessary information should be utilized when making a decision about removing Trump from office.
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" Above, Lutsenko tells Parnas that "if you don't make a decision about Madam— you are bringing into question all my allegations.
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The machine "makes a decision about whether to trap it," said Ethan Jackson, a Microsoft engineer who is developing the device.
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What's next The next court date is March 7 in Kern County, when a decision about Manson's body could be made.
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The Rules Committee also didn't make a decision about which amendments to the American Health Care Act would be in order.
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Someone collapses from the heat, the medics come in and the producers make a decision about whether the player can continue.
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Before he makes a decision about entering the race, however, Brown said he is traveling the country to speak to voters.
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Masterson's four-year term expired in December, but he remained in the post while Ryan made a decision about a successor.
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The secretary has not made a decision about the future of the Office of the Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Tensions have been rising as educators strike and the board faces a decision about whether to cut from the district's budget.
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Maine Statewide Question: On November 7, Mainers will make a decision about expanding Medicaid coverage that could impact thousands of state residents.
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One, you've sucked up information about every buyer and every seller before you've made a decision about what you're going to sell.
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For this line in "Hamlet", the translator might choose to focus on the character's struggle to make a decision about his fate.
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"As he's said publicly," she said, "he has not made a decision about his political future — and that is still the case."
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Protesters camped outside City Hall march in the street after a decision about ICE was made, Friday July 27, 2018, in Philadelphia.
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As far as resolutions go, there's nothing as satisfying as watching Kala and Wolfgang come to a decision about their relationship status.
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"Ultimately, the prosecutor doesn't represent the victim and is really supposed to make a decision about what's best for society," Johnson explained.
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Before having a medical abortion, Alyssa, 29, found herself having to make a decision about what to do about her pubic hair.
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The CSU's Mueller said the SPD had therefore asked not to make a decision about the chair of committees until next week.
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Before the GED-clad optimist can make a decision about college, she needs to figure out what exactly she's going to study.
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Kamala Harris said she will make a decision about a potential 2020 presidential bid during this year's holiday season, Politico reported Sunday.
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"When you're talking about a decision about producing housing, typically that's a decision that was made a long time ago," he said.
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The senator previously told CNN's Jake Tapper earlier this month that she was close to making a decision about running for president.
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The carmaker was similarly clear that it would not make a decision about any investments in Canada until after the negotiations concluded.
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The Obama administration has said that it will make a decision about the 28 pages one way or the other in June.
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"I don't think you actually have to make a decision about the White House before the fall," she told MSNBC in April.
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As voters enter the ballot box, they need to make a decision about what values they want this country to stand for.
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CMC is in talks with regulators in the UK and on the continent before it makes a decision about its future base.
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A decision about whether the teacher will come back next school year will be made after a full review of the incident.
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The two companies had not reached a decision about the use of Android by ZTE as of Tuesday morning, the person said.
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That, the Democratic memo says, gave the judge in the case the information he needed to make a decision about its usefulness.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will announce a decision about the future of an international nuclear agreement with Iran on Tuesday.
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We never make a decision about what goes into The New York Times based on what any government in the world says.
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"This information will be shared to help the lender make a decision about whether you quality for the loan," the agreement says.
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They said they had not yet chosen a cast or made a decision about whether there would be a pre-Broadway production.
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We will be making a decision about our legal options after The Verge responds fully to our demands for retractions and corrections.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) told reporters that he hasn't made a decision about if he would slow walk the legislation.
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After marrying a Jewish man and having children, I had to make a decision about the oft-predicted "confusion" they might experience.
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Politico reported that the Trump White House could make a decision about paying the subsidies going forward as soon as this week.
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Sources told CNN that a decision about the future of the 737 Max could be announced Monday after the US markets close.
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BMW confirmed that a decision about an electric Mini is due this year, but declined to say where the vehicle would be made.
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Kohl's will closely study the outfit bars' performance for the next three months before making a decision about putting them in more stores.
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The state's attorney general, a Republican, has said he is studying the case and will make a decision about whether to move forward.
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"It demonstrates that it is perfectly possible to take a decision about sovereignty as all other countries do," Puigdemont said in a statement.
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Leaving Neverland should prompt anyone who feels and thinks deeply to make a decision about their relationship to Michael Jackson and his music.
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The Palo Alto University professor added that she will post an update when she reaches a decision about where the money will go.
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The squelching of the recall referendum is a signal that the regime has made a decision about how to deal with the crisis.
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Both the defense and the prosecution agreed to delay a decision about Manafort's restitution until after his second sentencing in D.C. next week.
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"It's clear: Only when all the data and facts have been examined can we make a decision about aid," she told the paper.
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At the moment, the Trump administration has postponed making a decision about whether or not the U.S. will withdraw from the Paris Agreement.
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At any moment over the next four years, these regional hot spots could erupt and demand a decision about sending soldiers into combat.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) says he'll make a decision about running for the Democratic presidential nomination in 6900 by the end of February.
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Before Super Bowl LIII this year, he said he would make a decision about his future a few weeks after the big game.
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Some Democrats are skeptical Mueller will change minds, particularly at a time when many voters have already made a decision about the president.
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Staying in your home, covering the bills, and paying for future medical expenses should all be factored into a decision about life insurance.
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Common sense tells us that eventually, perhaps sometime soon, Spiegel will need to make a decision about how "creepy" his company will be.
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Sky and Fox have 213 days to respond before Ms. Bradley makes a decision about whether to refer the matter for further inquiry.
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But Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said Trump had not made a decision about tariffs that were subject to go into effect in December.
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Senate Republicans are considering punting a decision about what, if any, witnesses to allow during an impeachment trial until after the proceeding starts.
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"This is a decision about legal behavior that they (Google) should and can correct," Vestager said about June's fine for the U.S. firm.
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The Obama administration appealed the ruling, but the Trump administration has delayed making a decision about whether it will continue the legal fight.
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According to interviews with six people close to Steyer, the Democratic megadonor has privately indicated he's preparing to make a decision about running.
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The problems may also show up too late for a woman to make a decision about terminating her pregnancy depending on where she lives.
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The SFMTA initially said it expected to make a decision about which five, if any, companies would receive permits by the end of June.
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Now, as the mother of three rebuilds her life, a decision about her moniker must be made — and David has some opinions about it.
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MOST 737 MAX PLANES GROUNDED A decision about where in Europe to send the black boxes will be taken by Thursday, the airline said.
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There's not a particular moment in time where you make a decision about whether or not you're with someone, or even how you feel.
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Rosemary Boeglin, a spokesperson for the mayor's office, says a decision about record retention will be made at the end of the calendar year.
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Discrimination claims are all about the supervisor's frame of mind when he or she made a decision about an employee promotion, compensation or firing.
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In an interview aboard the Acela, Booker says he'll make a decision about whether to run for president at the end of this year.
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Sources very, very close to Lisa say she honestly has not made a decision about future seasons, although she has finished filming Season 8.
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DENZEL WASHINGTON It wasn't like I read it and made a decision about whether it was something I might want to do or not.
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The company has not yet made a decision about an IPO or direct listing, according to one of the sources familiar with the situation.
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From there, Mr. Rosenstein will face a decision about whether to deliver the report to Congress, which could then make Mr. Mueller's findings public.
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They expressed irritation that Mr. Mueller fell short of his assignment by declining to make a decision about whether Mr. Trump broke the law.
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The transgender community tried to put pressure on me to make a decision about changing my gender, taking testosterone, and declaring who I was.
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The district attorney's office said there was no timetable for a decision about Officer Proctor, who continues to receive his salary from the city.
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When it concludes, the magistrate will then make a decision about whether the case should proceed to a full trial at a higher court.
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We struggled with what people would say about a 12-year-old making a decision about her life, but we also know our child.
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"If the heads of the three branches of the government make a decision [about it], I will support," Khamenei is reported to have said.
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And the auto industry is puzzled over Mr. Trump's lack of a decision about imposing tariffs on foreign auto imports despite a passed deadline.
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On the Democratic side, Sanders now faces a decision about whether to continue his fierce attacks against Clinton after his defeat in New York.
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Mr. Boyd, the environmental lawyer, said a decision about D B Pace's ability to use the state program would require an extensive legal analysis.
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"Making a decision about your reproductive health doesn't need to be a traumatic life experience," Ms. Chavez, a Sanders supporter, told several hundred voters.
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Booker told CNN last month that he'll make a decision about whether he'll run for president in 2020 at the end of this year.
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S. trade tensions emerged following a Bloomberg report that Washington is delaying a decision about licenses for U.S. firms to restart trade with Huawei Technologies.
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But Democrats have argued that basic fact-gathering would be valuable for senators to make a decision about Kavanaugh's nomination and the allegations against him.
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The Trump administration delayed a decision about whether to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico for another 30 days.
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Detained individuals get priority in court — judges can then make a decision about whether to release them — which pushes back cases already in the system.
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I despise swiping, mostly because of that subtle feeling in the pit of my stomach I get every time I make a "decision" about compatibility.
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Giuliani previously claimed that the lack of response had forced Trump&aposs legal team to postpone a decision about an interview with the special counsel.
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But even if they don't initially sell the data, the school will also need to make a decision about how it the information is used.
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Instead of relying on push alerts or scrolling through endless top stories, users interact with and make a decision about the news of the day.
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What this item does is to say that the consumer has the right to make a decision about how her or his information is used.
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In addition, roughly 5,000 asylum-seekers are still awaiting a decision about their status, with the looming possibility of deportation should they exhaust their appeals.
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The investigation into Yahoo is continuing and the SEC has yet to make a decision about the role or culpability of individuals, the SEC said.
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It was a decision about reasonable expectation: It should be reasonable, that bar in Seattle said, to go get a drink and not be recorded.
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"Obviously, he had to make a decision about whether or not he was going to nominate me to be the secretary of Defense," he said.
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In every category at least some respondents said the primary reason they wanted the data was to make a decision about potentially terminating the pregnancy.
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A decision about his future "is an essential aspect so that this archdiocesan church we all love can move forward," Wuerl said, according to CNN.
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Kraninger told reporters last week during a press conference, her first at the CFPB, that she would soon make a decision about the name change.
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Fitzgerald told CNN that he and the FBI will be consulting on the reward soon to make a decision about what happens with the money.
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But as the finale approaches, each couple will be forced to make a decision about their future by having "that conversation," Chris Harrison reminds them.
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But Bundy says the program would never make a decision about referral for evaluation, treatment or monitoring based only on the frequency of cannabis use.
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"This is as much a moral decision as it is a decision about justice, and that is not an easy decision to make," he said.
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But with Britain on lockdown, Wimbledon leaders are meeting this week to make a decision about the tournament scheduled for June 29 to July 12.
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According to multiple Democrats, the senator hasn't yet made a decision about 2020 but thinks beating Trump is the most important thing for this country.
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An explanation for the results is that a person's insurance coverage tends not to affect a decision about calling an ambulance in a real emergency.
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BUT THE ONLY ONE IN THE ROOM WHO COULD MAKE A DECISION ABOUT MY BOARD SEAT WAS DAVID TAYLOR, HE WAS ONE VOTE OF 11.
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It has been five years and one mistrial in the making, but a jury has come to a decision about the collapse of Dewey & LeBoeuf.
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"I won't make a decision about that until, No. 1, we've heard the arguments, and No. 2, asked our questions," Alexander said in an interview.
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"I would certainly like to talk to him and see him" before making a decision about whether to keep Mr. Comey, Mr. Trump said then.
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"Amy and I have made a decision about how we can best serve our country," O'Rourke said in a statement to The Dallas Morning News.
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Finding clothes that match your gender identity is fraught, even when an adult is making a decision about their own clothes for their own body.
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Facebook's decision -- or, really, lack of a decision -- about its willingness to police lying in its ads ensures that falsehoods will spread on its platform.
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And with the gallery show, he will be selling many of his paintings for the first time, a decision about which the nonagenarian is sanguine.
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Beto O'Rourke, who for months has weighed a bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, says he has made a decision about his political future.
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At the end of the day the House will have to come to a decision about whether or not to take a vote on impeachment.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: You have-- you told our colleague at CNBC-- Andrew Ross Sorkin that-- the shareholders will make a decision about the timing relatively soon.
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I'm not going to make a decision about the future until after this election because all of our attention needs to be focused on 2018.
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The speaker, his office said, wants the taxi commission to make a decision about any future limits on vehicles based on data from its study.
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Sobriety is so much more than a decision about your physical health and emotional well-being—it has a huge effect on your social life.
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Vice President Mike Pence said Trump had not made a decision about his threat to declare a national emergency and build a wall without congressional approval.
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Unsworth told AFP news that he will make a decision about whether to take legal action against Musk after flying back to the UK this week.
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Given my slightly covert operation, I assume one day, I'll need to make a decision about which service I'm going to use and pay for myself.
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When it comes to making a decision about disability insurance, Boneparth says it's typically more affordable to have a group plan than buy an individual plan.
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A person familiar with her thinking said she is happy at the investment bank and has yet to make a decision about another career-defining move.
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The flips have multiple steps: take off; then you can make a decision about if you want to flip forward, backward, left, or right; then land.
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Trump doesn't have six months to make a decision about that DACA recipient's fate, or the fates of hundreds of thousands of people in similar situations.
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Weighing on risk appetite was a report from Bloomberg that Washington is delaying a decision about licenses for U.S. firms to restart trade with Huawei Technologies.
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" President Obama's Housing and Urban Development Secretary and now Congressman from Texas Julián Castro said he would make a decision about running for president "after November.
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"Having ample time for candidates to make a decision about running for office and file their paperwork gives people more options," Snyder said in a statement.
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Wherever you decide to deploy a system like THAAD, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
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Robles case, did not make a decision about whether or not the Domino's website and app were accessible — that decision was left to the district court.
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Voters will have to go to the ballot box, which hopefully won't be hacked, and make a decision about what kind of country they believe in.
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"After November and before the end of the year I will make a decision about my own future," Castro, 85033, said on C-SPAN Tuesday morning.
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Bertolini said that the company would make a decision about the contract internally by the end of this year, and a public decision by mid-2018.
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Mr. Getting said a decision about what, if any, charges would be filed would be made on Thursday, after an investigation by the Michigan State Police.
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The fund was suspended for five weeks after the incident, as per the LP agreement and so a decision about his future could be voted on.
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The Murdochs, who control Fox, are expected to make a decision about whether to pursue a sale by the end of the year, one person added.
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But McConnell has insisted that the Senate should begin the trial with opening statements, and then move to a decision about whether to call any witnesses.
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McConnell has pushed for a trial without witnesses or testimony, earning enough votes to hear the opening statements before coming to a decision about more witnesses.
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But former Vice President Joe Biden, who is nearing a decision about running for president, also has strong ties there, cultivated over decades in public service.
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Creators can opt-out, if they choose, or they can ignore the held comments altogether if they don't want to make a decision about their toxicity.
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From making a decision about higher education, to interviewing for a first job, to buying a car, parents continually offer support and help their kids succeed.
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Again, to be clear, first Maduro has to go before holding elections, and only when elections are announced will you make a decision about running yourself?
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COONS: So, I disagree with Congresswoman Waters, and I think she&aposs going to have to come forward and make a decision about how she advances civility.
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The program, created by Obama in 2012, faces an uncertain future in the coming days, with Trump expected to announce a decision about its fate on Tuesday.
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Apparently he thinks that right after leaving a woman hanging in front of her entire family is a good time to make a decision about his intentions.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will make a decision about whether to slap China with more tariffs after meeting with his Chinese counterpart later this month in Japan.
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"In November, Americans are going to have to make a decision about what we care about and who we are," Obama said at the White House Thursday.
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The autonomous vehicle needs to be able to see this object and make a decision about whether it should change lanes or break, and then take action.
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"And I don't think you actually have to make a decision about the White House before the fall," she added, in an interview on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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"It would be easy to make a decision about divorcing Gregg if he didn't have cancer," NeNe said, implying that she would have left him by now.
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"Congress and the American people need to see and analyze this evidence and then make a decision (about what action to take) based on that," Gabbard said.
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Woebcken said VW is working now on a decision about where to build future EVs for the United States, including a new VW Microbus promised for 2022.
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A significant tweet as the president&aposs legal team closes in on a decision about whether or not to do an interview with Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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"My colleagues and I are still very concerned that today insurers are making a decision about whether or not to participate," Tennessee insurance commissioner Julie McPeak said.
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"I would send emails, 'I need your thoughts on this specific issue, or a decision about grant distributions,' and he would never meet those deadlines," he said.
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The Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee says he hasn't made a decision about whether to hold a confirmation hearing for President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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The second obstacle is the delay while the staff of a facility makes a decision about treatment—usually whether to perform a Cesarean section—and implements it.
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An average of 2019% of disability claims have been denied in recent years, and roughly 10,000 people die annually just waiting for a decision about their cases.
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Julián Castro, a former San Antonio mayor, told the Associated Press on Wednesday that he would announce a decision about a White House bid on Jan. 12.
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"Coming off of 'Vinyl,' I think the one thing we're going to do is take our time in making a decision" about renewing "Westworld," Mr. Bloys said.
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Then a regulatory agency, like the US Food and Drug Administration, has to review all the data before making a decision about whether to approve the vaccine.
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SUPREME COURT SIDESTEPS DECISION ON DACA The program will remain in place (for now), and a decision about its future likely will not be made until 2020.
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Faced with a new technology, they test it out for five to 10 years, then make a decision about whether to adopt it on a permanent basis.
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Today, a decade after Mr. Levinson vanished, the Trump administration faces a decision about what steps to take, if any, to bring a resolution of his case.
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Many voters pride themselves on waiting until the last minute to make a decision about who they're supporting, meaning they expect politicians to work for their votes.
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Democrats in the House have said they will wait for Mr. Mueller to finish his work before making a decision about whether the president's behavior warrants impeachment.
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Instead, he spent the afternoon being interviewed by Oprah Winfrey, telling her he would make a decision about the 2020 race by the end of the month.
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Axios reported Thursday night that Trump is "seriously considering" ending DACA, after months of refusing to make a decision about the future of the 780,8003 immigrants it's protected.
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In journalism all of us try to stick by that—and then we also reserve the right to make a decision about whether we think it's worth writing.
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I mean-- you-- you-- you make business decisions, but you don't make a decision about whether to buy or sell the business if you've got a good business.
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The discussion among board members now is to make a decision about Palomarez's future once the investigation is complete, so that anything the board does is legally bulletproof.
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Bradley Tusk, who managed Mike Bloomberg's third mayoral campaign and devised his unused 2016 presidential strategy, does not believe that the billionaire has made a decision about 2020.
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Speculation followed that he would make a bid for his country's presidency, with local media reporting that he would soon come to a decision about next year's race.
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According to the American-Statesman, jurors said last week they were in a stalemate after deliberating for nine hours, but then reached a decision about an hour later.
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Much of the second volume is dense legal analysis which, according to Mueller's report, precluded his team from making a decision about whether the president committed a crime.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican broadcaster Televisa may need five more months to come to a decision about whether to spin off some divisions or keep the company intact.
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By Wednesday afternoon, aides indicated that they expected the president to make a decision about the nature and tone of his response once he saw how senators voted.
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The Kepler team will make a decision about returning the telescope to "science mode" once it has completed health checks on all the recent data from the spacecraft.
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"I would revisit it and make a decision about it based on careful study and I haven't gone that far to give you an opinion today," he said.
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The Inspector General did not find "evidence that they believed would prevent DoD from making a decision about the award of the contract," according to a separate statement.
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" Harris said she intends to make a decision about whether to run for president in 2020 over the holidays, adding that it will "ultimately be a family decision.
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The judge overseeing the case sided with Mr. Redstone, but made clear that he had not made a decision about whether or not Mr. Redstone was mentally competent.
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In one e-mail exchange, from earlier this year, Tatishev weighed in on a decision about which investment bank the Silk Road Group should use for a transaction.
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Once upon a time, before Spotify playlists were a thing, a person had to actually make a decision about what music made it to their make out soundtrack.
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"There are moments when it's really hard to make a decision about a pickup," Freeform President Tom Ascheim said, announcing the renewal at a Television Critics Association event.
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But the Police Department said investigators were still reviewing the footage and consulting with prosecutors before they made a decision about whether to release any part of it.
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Here's the latest: • The Trump administration delayed for another 30 days a decision about whether to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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The Death with Dignity Act entitles a patient to make a decision about his own life and, for once, not allow the disease to dictate the body's fate.
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But it is not clear whether the Trump administration has made a decision about whether to take custody of him and, if so, what to do with him.
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The Arizona senator implored colleagues Wednesday to keep an open mind during the hearing and suggested that he has not yet made a decision about who to believe.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The United States will make a decision about Spanish oil company Repsol's activity in Venezuela in coming days, U.S. Venezuela envoy Elliott Abrams said on Thursday.
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"For now, I will take some time to see where those people land, and at that point, make a decision about my future," he said in a statement.
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"Amy and I have made a decision about how we can best serve our country," former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas aid in a brief statement on Wednesday.
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You have to make a decision about the flicker of an eyelid, or the turning of a head—and they are both valid, so what do you do?
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People deemed worthy of protection, she said, were "disproportionately the people who have the power to update the rules" and persuade Facebook to reverse a decision about hate speech.
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Since outrage erupted over the Trump administration's practice of separating families at the border, you've probably made a decision about how much attention you'll devote to the humanitarian crisis.
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"We need to go ahead and start packing up our cots and making a decision about what you're going to do," declared a Red Cross official with a megaphone.
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She identifies the long arc of slavery through Jim Crow as a moral issue, and then says we don't need a committee to make a decision about doing it.
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Trump's speech was many months in the making, with top administration officials repeatedly trying, and failing, to get Trump to make a decision about the way forward in Afghanistan.
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That is exactly what happened when Mueller chose not to reach a decision about the overwhelming evidence set forth in his report about President Trump's efforts to obstruct justice.
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Now that they've bickered enough to come to a decision about adopting, Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) and Randall (Sterling K. Brown) have finally become parents for a third time.
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The May 19 OPEC+ ministerial monitoring meeting will indicate how participants see the oil market, ahead of a decision about extending production cuts to be made on June 26.
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Darcy's decision Sunday comes three weeks after her office announced it was delaying a decision about whether to grant the easement amid protests from the tribe and its supporters.
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Mr. Read is at present promising to make a decision about a breakup by the end of the year, and it may take another year to get one completed.
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Sources told Bloomberg in January that the Canadian government was conducting a security review, and was months away from reaching a decision about whether to restrict or ban Huawei.
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The Intelligence and Security Committee also warned that what it dubbed the "unnecessarily protracted" delay in the government taking a decision about 5G suppliers is damaging U.K. relations abroad.
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Neal told reporters Tuesday, shortly before the Times's article gained widespread attention, that he planned to make a decision about his next steps by the end of the week.
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At a meeting with Associated Press sports editors, Silver maintained that there was no deadline for making a decision about the event to be held in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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I ran out of lip balm early on and before making a decision about whether lip balm constituted a need, I looked in my desk drawers and coat pockets.
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Ultimately, Mr. Mueller declined to make a decision about whether Mr. Trump broke the law and Attorney General William P. Barr stepped in to clear the president of wrongdoing.
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Trump said that he would make a decision about how to respond within a few days, adding that the United States had "a lot of options militarily" on Syria.
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For his part, Trump never made a decision about which efforts he wanted to endorse -- an act that leading Republican lawmakers said they were waiting for before moving forward.
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But, at the end of the day, this is a decision about whether the founding fathers had in mind this kind of misconduct when they gave Congress this remedy.
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El Paso, Texas (CNN)Beto O'Rourke said this week he has made a decision about his political future -- and signs increasingly point to him running for president in 20013.
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There's another hearing scheduled for Friday where the judge is expected to make a decision about suppressing the release of any evidence in the case -- including the spa video.
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"It's unnecessary, unwise and inconsistent with the U.S. Constitution, and when I see what I'm asked to vote on, I will make a decision about how to vote," Sen.
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A spokesperson for the department told CNN that the move not to seek an injunction for the deal did not mean the DOJ has made a decision about the appeal.
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A Bloomberg report said Washington is delaying a decision about licenses for U.S. firms to restart trade with Huawei Technologies, the latest development in the long-running trade tariff saga.
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It would be "highly unusual" for the government to defer a decision about whether to retry a defendant on hung counts until after their cooperation is done, the judge wrote.
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Under the guidelines, a landlord, or someone else determining whether to offer someone a home, might be able to use a criminal record to make a decision about a tenant.
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Morin said DreamHost would have to produce records to the government, but the government could not look at any of the information until after DreamHost made a decision about appealing.
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Sure, it wasn't a record label and it wasn't New York City, but I told myself that I'd work there for a year, then make a decision about moving away.
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Woebcken said in Los Angeles that VW was working on a decision about where to build future EVs for the United States, including a new VW Microbus promised for 2022.
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Their reasons for standing by him are pretty predictable: Some believe that people shouldn't focus on what happened in his personal life when making a decision about his professional life.
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Ya gotta watch the clip ... at first, Scottie agrees with Doc's assessment but then brings up Kobe -- and ultimately can't make a decision about which one is closer to #23.
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Nevertheless, it can be difficult for women to weigh all of this information in the little amount of time she may have to make a decision about surgery, Tuttle said.
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Flights out of Taiwan's smaller domestic airports are expected to operate as normal, the company said, adding that it would make a decision about Saturday's flights at a later time.
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Five different oil services companies - one Venezuelan and four foreign - have submitted offers so far but PDVSA has not made a decision about awarding the contracts, according to one source.
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I think I've given you the necessary specs to come to a decision about whether you're interested in backing this project, so with that, here are some gifs and photos.
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Powell said Bush, who served in World War II, would listen closely to him and his advisers before making a decision about any actions that could result in American casualties.
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Trump told reporters at the UN that he had made a decision about how to proceed when he next has to certify in mid-October that Iran is in compliance.
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Yelp's surprisingly zen answer about this: "Some people are going to make a decision about where they will patronize based on a number of factors," Yelp's SVP of communications said.
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"A decision about a(nother) potential issue on foreign markets will most likely be taken at the beginning of next year depending on the market and budget situation," Nowak said.
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A decision about whether Colorado can force the baker to make a wedding cake for a ceremony he morally objects to is expected from the U.S. Supreme Court before June.
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"Our job as a veterinarian is to give all the tests available so the owner can make a decision about what they want do to and can afford," she added.
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A SoftBank spokesman, who would not allow his name to be used, said that Mr. Son would wait for more information before he made a decision about attending the conference.
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It's the most important job in the world, arguably, and you are making a decision about the character of someone in terms of what they say they're going to do.
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It's why I'm glad that the Supreme Court, in a surprise ruling Thursday, sent a decision about adding the citizenship question to the 2020 census back to the lower courts.
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The goal is to determine whether the shoes confer an unfair advantage; a decision about whether or not the organization will ban or regulate Nike's tech could come within weeks.
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As McSally was walking to her office, Raju asked her if she had made a decision about whether she would support the calling of witnesses during the Senate impeachment trial.
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Reports at the time said he was expected to avoid surgery, but Flacco told reporters last month that a decision about surgery remained up in the air, pending MRI tests.
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We're terrible at planning things," Bass told ET. "We're five guys, so for us to make a decision about anything is really hard, so we just need to do it.
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Truth must be found The Swiss bank's chairman, Urs Rohner, told CNNMoney Switzerland he would need more facts about the Khashoggi case before coming to a decision about future business.
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Collins told CNN she still has not made a decision about whether to support Puzder and is reviewing material about the nominee including an appearance his ex-wife made on Oprah.
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Here's what you need to know: • The Trump administration delayed a decision about whether to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico for another 30 days.
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What a lame kind of criminal: the one that sneaks onto your property and shakes a box to make a decision about whether or not the contents are probably worth taking.
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At that point, they make a decision about how they want to distribute the work, and I think in general, they didn't want to put all their eggs in one basket.
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" Hayes said in a statement on Tuesday that her office "will thoroughly review the counts that the jury deadlocked on before making a decision about our next steps in this case.
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In exchange for around $50 a day, the jurors would be asked to make a decision about the guilt or innocence of a cartel leader accused of ordering dozens of killings.
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"States cannot make a decision about whether a project will or won't comply with state water quality standards until they know where and what rivers it will be crossing," Matthews said.
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The climax of the movie is a moment when Holly is forced to make a decision about her life, knowing it will never be the same depending on what she chooses.
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When it comes to communicating something, we have a whole variety of channels open to us — which means we have to make a decision about the best way to convey something.
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"A presidential election is not just a decision about who will lead our nation right now, but the country we will be in the future," Sean Spicer wrote in a memo.
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He says he has made a decision about whether to run and could announce it as early as this week, unsettling prospective rival campaigns that consider Mr. O'Rourke a credible threat.
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He said that officers did not have any information about Mr. Serna's dementia and that they had to make a decision about the use of force in 20 to 30 seconds.
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In our judgment, a decision about when or whether to schedule a House vote on articles of impeachment should follow definitive court decisions about witness testimony and the release of documents.
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When making a decision about where to work (assuming you have the sweet sweet privilege of choice), it's important to consider multiple factors — salary, benefits, commute, position... the list goes on.
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Now, South Carolina officials are considering a decision about a cleanup at the site that could be the first state regulatory action affecting the Trump Organization since Mr. Trump was elected.
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The statement said demand was set to ease next year while production from non-members could rise, confronting OPEC with a decision about whether to cut output harder to support prices.
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They have to look at all of the available evidence and then combine all of that evidence into a decision about whether or not someone has reached the age of majority.
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Safe havens like U.S. Treasuries and the yen gained after a report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and China's Huawei again spooked Asian markets.
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EASTBOURNE, England (Reuters) - Andy Murray will not rush a decision about whether or not to play at Wimbledon after winning his first match for 350 days at the Eastbourne championships on Monday.
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The customer then gets to make a decision about who they want to talk to, and then there's a scheduling system in our sites and stuff that helps them schedule a call.
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So it's fair to wonder about the role politics at a level above Kelly's control might play into a decision about when and whether to put Kaepernick back in the starting lineup.
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Aleigha Cavalier, a spokesperson for Steyer, confirmed that the posting came from their team, but said that the "Need to Impeach" founder has yet to make a decision about a presidential campaign.
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Another source told CNN that the meeting was in part to discuss whether Ernst was interested in being formally vetted and it's now up to her to make a decision about that.
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Lufthansa had delayed a decision about whether to exercise its option to buy all of Brussels Airlines after fatal attacks at the airport and metro system in the Belgian capital in March.
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AND IT'S ONE THAT IS VEXING A LOT OF KMEK EXECUTIVES AT THE MOMENT AND THEY'VE GOT TO MAKE A DECISION ABOUT WHETHER THEY TRAVEL TO SAUDI ARABIA FOR THE FII EVENT.
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Since we talked last year, the Supreme Court has allowed the immigration ban to go into full effect, at least until it makes a decision about the ban's legality later this year.
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NBC's Courtney Kube and Hans Nichols say that President Trump hasn't made a decision about this plan yet, but U.S. Defense officials have confirmed for weeks that proposal includes sending more troops.
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There was no formal timeline for the IMF to make a decision about its participation to the bailout program, the official said but added that the decision could not be prolonged indefinitely.
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FROM PEN: Try Our Amazing Never Watered Down Bloody Mary Unfortunately, confused customers don't have much time to come to a decision about whether this meaty Starbucks drink is gross or not.
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Biden is mulling a 2020 run, telling The Hill in April that he would make a decision about throwing his hat in the next presidential race by the end of the year.
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Corker said that he has not made a decision about his future, and appeared to confirm Trump's tweet that he asked the President for political advice about whether to run for reelection.
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In Germany, which has been bracing for Mr. Trump to make a decision about imposing tariffs on auto imports, anxiety about trade has led to a decline in business sentiment and spending.
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The important thing to remember here when we're talking about adult-use cannabis, is adults having the responsibility to make a decision about what types of substances they put in their body.
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Mr. Trump, in declaring his intention not to certify Iran's compliance with the deal, essentially kicked to Congress a decision about whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran and blow up the agreement.
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The delegation comes as British security officials close in on a decision about whether to use the controversial Chinese firm that U.S. officials say can't be trusted not to assist Beijing spying.
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Given the gravity of the charges against President Trump and the White House's refusal to allow witnesses to testify, why can't the Supreme Court similarly fast-track a decision about this case?
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But McConnell wants the process to resemble Clinton's, noting that that trial involved a period for opening statements, followed by a written question period and a decision about whether to call witnesses.
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It's worth noting that Nunes and his colleagues made a decision about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) when they voted to reauthorize the controversial Section 702 less than a month ago.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is "some time away" from making a decision about who should be chair of the Federal Reserve, White House chief of staff John Kelly said on Thursday.
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The gang begrudgingly agrees — though not until after Lindsay lashes out and calls Gretchen a bitch for even suggesting it and daring to declare that Lindsay needs to make a decision about Paul.
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Bian said social stereotypes are absorbed so early on that by the time girls are young women and in a position to make a decision about their careers, their minds are made up.
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The latest concern was a report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and China's telecom equipment maker Huawei again, pressuring chipmakers and other tariff sensitive stocks.
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A report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and Huawei again spooked Asia, while the prospect of snap elections in Italy brought down shares across Europe.
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Attorney General William Barr criticized special counsel Robert Mueller on Wednesday for refusing to make a decision about whether his Russia investigation showed that President Donald Trump committed an obstruction of justice offense.
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A thread where employees were making a decision about where to have lunch, for example, might culminate with someone sending the group's pick back to the main channel so everyone else can see.
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Other practical considerations against a second referendum are that it needs new legislation to approve holding a second vote, as well as a decision about what question to put on the ballot paper.
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Lyons had knee surgery at the end of last season and could make one more start in the minors before the Cardinals have to make a decision about adding him to the roster.
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I'll always remember when he picked up the two cheapest bottles of wine in the bottle store and compared alcohol content in both to come to a decision about the best-value option.
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"The decision about who should be your vice president should be a decision about who you think is ready to do the job and who you can see as a partner," Mook said.
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Safe havens like the Japanese yen gained after a report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd again spooked Asian markets.
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If Trump doesn't make a decision fast, then the Justice Department will be painted into a corner of having to make a decision about whether or not to defend the program in court.
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Britain's The Times said Djokovic would make a decision about his playing schedule over the next 24 hours and that an announcement would me made at a news conference in Belgrade this week.
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Iran is adhering to the landmark nuclear deal, the top general of U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday, hours after President Trump claimed he's made a decision about whether to withdraw from the agreement.
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Kukies, deputy finance minister with responsibility for financial market policy and European issues, told an insurance audience that the German government had not yet made a decision about a commission cap for insurers.
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After a person has passed away, OPOs are supposed to arrive at the hospital to provide surviving family with the information they need to make a decision about donating their loved one's organs.
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"I think that they ... are feeling better about the NMA, so I wouldn't be surprised if some time this year we saw a decision about a launch or not a launch," he said.
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British, American and European governments need to take responsibility for these foreign members of the Islamic State and a decision about their future should be made by the penal systems of their countries.
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The White House has delayed for six months a decision about whether to impose levies on foreign cars and car parts, Ana Swanson and Alan Rappeport of the NYT report, citing unnamed sources.
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France and Uruguay will face each other in the quarterfinals on Friday, while Messi and Ronaldo, the two leading men of this era, face a decision about their future with their national teams.
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Sooner or later, Twitter's executives and employees are going to have to make a decision about which is more important, Mr. Trump's tweets or the company's desire to promote a healthy public conversation.
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The announcement comes after Bloomberg reported that the White House plans to delay a decision about granting licenses to US companies that sell components to Huawei as trade tensions continue to escalate. 4.
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He has said he will make a decision about witnesses after Mr. Trump's team presents its defense and senators have an opportunity to ask questions, but he does not sound eager to defect.
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The problem is, if you reach a decision about bitcoin one way or the other, it&aposll never get out, because it can&apost compete with the narrative quality of the original story.
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"They say that with the certain leader of a European country we want to make a decision about a seven-sided agreement," Rouhani said in an address on state television, according to Reuters.
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So when I had to make a decision about what type of engagement ring I would wear, my jewelry designer (Tammy Kohl of Takohl Fine Jewelry in Chicago) gave me the perfect idea.
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"The ranch has a five-acre, naturally wooded habitat complex that emulates a native environment and that will be the tiger's new home pending a decision about permanent custody," the Humane Society said.
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That led Robert Mueller to avoid entirely a decision about whether Trump obstructed justice in blocking the special counsel probe -- despite double-digit episodes documented in the report that suggested clear obstructive behavior.
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So for families navigating their impact on the world, it's all the more critical to make a decision about birth that weighs philosophical, ethical, religious, and environmental concerns properly to avoid these pitfalls.
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But when the Trump administration approved Arkansas's request for a work requirement, it declined to issue a decision about the partial expansion — which some interpreted as a gentle way of rejecting the proposal.
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Christie said he had spoken with his wife Mary Pat and would wait for final results from New Hampshire, which will likely come Wednesday morning, before making a decision about how to proceed.
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All of these agents work in parallel, and they would seed their reward to the high level agent and then could make a decision about what's the best decision to make at this point.
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And ultimately, Mueller did not reach a decision about whether Trump had obstructed justice, but Rosenstein helped clear the President, agreeing with Barr's assessment that the evidence wasn't sufficient to establish a prosecutable crime.
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Shares of chipmakers and other tariff-sensitive stocks came under pressure after a report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and China's telecom equipment maker Huawei again.
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"Asking parents in ICE custody, who are subject to a final order of removal, to make a decision about being removed with or without their children, is part of longstanding policy," the official said.
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It would also look to improve competition by asking the government to consider proposals to enable consumers to access their savings early without having to make a decision about the remainder of their pot.
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She isn't just struggling to make a decision about a fellow doctor's career — she doesn't know what to do with a friend she obviously cares deeply about and feels a sense of responsibility for.
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Giuliani: More time needed for Mueller interview decision Rudy Giuliani tells Fox News that President Trump's legal team may not make a decision about a Trump-Mueller decision until after the North Korea summit.
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And every day you have to make a decision about whether you are going to be a wife or a mother, in fact many times during the day you have to make those decisions.
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Read more: The Maricopa County Attorney's Office says prosecutors asked for more investigation before making a decision about whether to charge backup driver Rafaela Vasquez who was supposed to take control in an emergency.
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The Food and Drug Administration has decided to put off until 2017 a decision about whether to require generic drug makers to take more responsibility for warning patients about the risks of their products.
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Kloeckner, a senior member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, added she would make a decision about state aid next week when the cabinet is expected to approve the annual harvest report on Aug 22.
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The federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services did not make a decision about that proposal today, even as it announced it had approved Arkansas' request to add a work requirement to its Medicaid program.
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So when the next government in Rome, deliberately or not, pushes Italy ever closer to a decision about leaving the eurozone, in all likelihood it will take the European Union to its own precipice.
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The effects of Mr. Trump's trade war have been particularly hard on Germany, Europe's largest economy, which has been bracing for a decision about whether the United States will impose tariffs on auto imports.
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This weekend, every N.F.L. player and team had to make a decision about what to do during the national anthem: whether to stand, kneel, sit, lock arms or just remain in the locker room.
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However, a decision about where to move the 401(k) should be made within six months, according to certified financial planner Rianka Dorsainvil, the founder of fee-only financial planning firm Your Greatest Contribution.
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Mr. Trump will soon have to make a decision about the more general request by the Pentagon to allow more of such operations in Yemen without detailed, and often time-consuming, White House review.
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Because of the size and potential depth of the Democratic field, many party strategists believe the potential contenders must make a decision about whether they are running between mid-November and the New Year.
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It's all fun and games on Bachelor In Paradise (or any of the Bachelor shows, really) until a couple is forced to make a decision about whether or not they want to stay together.
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The company said on Tuesday that it had not yet made a decision about its participation in those exchanges, but it and other companies have grown increasingly anxious as efforts by Congress drag on.
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He had previously hinted that he would assess his standing in the presidential primary in December — California's registration deadline to run for Congress — and make a decision about a House run at that time.
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After all the votes have been counted, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin will consult with the leaders of the winning parties and make a decision about who among them should be the next prime minister.
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Top Stacey Abrams advisers outlined her prospective case to The Associated Press, stressing that the Democratic candidate hasn't finalized a decision about whether to proceed once state officials certify Republican Brian Kemp as the victor.
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What's next: The administration has said it will make a decision about whether to stay in or withdraw from the Paris deal by late May, when a scheduled G-7 meeting is happening in Italy.
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"As a result of the analysis it could turn out that PKN Orlen and Lotos will remain separate companies, but it may also turn out that a decision about their merger is taken," he added.
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U.S. President Donald Trump previously said he would make a decision about whether to impose further tariffs on China after meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 meeting in Japan later this month.
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That has forced Trump&aposs legal team to push off making a decision about whether the president will sit for an interview with the special counsel -- a decision they had hoped to reach by Thursday.
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Yet the debate exposed some lingering concerns among high-dollar donors, who are staring at a decision about whether to continue to fundraise and donate to Trump's campaign or spend their time on other races.
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Debriefing the encounter with and Issa and Kelli, she commits to just letting things with Quentin "play out" and with several offers on the table she isn't any closer to making a decision about work.
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Shares of chipmakers and other tariff-sensitive technology companies came under pressure after a report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. firms and China's telecom equipment maker Huawei again.
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Paralyzed by domestic political squabbling, Berlin on Friday put off a decision about extending the embargo beyond its current March 9 deadline till the end of the month, fueling concerns among European allies and industry.
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" Though the senators haven't made a decision about whether to filibuster, he added, "clearly there are enough signers here to indicate that there is a possibility that the bill could be blocked at least temporarily.
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Corker told CNN last week that he has not made a decision about his future, and appeared to confirm Trump's tweet that he asked the President for political advice about whether to run for reelection.
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That's obviously ridiculous—how is it possible that Spicer has not asked the president his views on global warming while Trump is in the middle of making a decision about an enormous global warming treaty?
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The European Union is expected to want to talk about a future trade agreement only after Britain and the other 27 nations in the bloc have made a decision about how to unwind British membership.
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"Having ample time for candidates to make a decision about running for office and file their paperwork gives people more options as to who will next represent them in Congress," Snyder said in a statement.
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And a decision about whether to indict Trump is one that's up to the Department of Justice, which has a long-standing view that presidents are immune to criminal prosecution during their terms in office.
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Paralyzed by domestic political squabbling, Berlin on Friday put off a decision about extending the embargo beyond its current March 9 deadline till the end of the month, fuelling concerns among European allies and industry.
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In an interview with the New York Times last Thursday, IOC president Thomas Bach officially refused to set a date by which point he would make a decision about the future of the 2020 games.
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"Ultimately this is going to be about Washington making a decision about how it's going to proceed," Timothy D. Adams, the president of the institute and a former senior Treasury official, said in an interview.
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But Democrats who have the power to impeach Mr. Trump will soon face a decision about whether there is political support to do so, and put the president on trial in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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JAMES SAYS HIS PLANS HAVEN'T CHANGED LeBron James said that his intentions to finish his career with Cleveland had not changed and that he would not make a decision about his future until next summer.
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"Having ample time for candidates to make a decision about running for office and file their paperwork gives people more options as to who will next represent them in Congress," Snyder said in a statement.
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This week, Craig Reedie, the president of the World Anti-Doping Agency, urged the I.O.C. to make a decision about the Russian team's eligibility for Pyeongchang at the "earliest possible date" to end the uncertainty.
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Biden, who ran for president in 1988 and 2008, has said he will make a decision about 2020 after the midterm elections, but some supporters in Iowa said they're already eager to see him run.
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Train service on the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad was also expected to be significantly impacted, and officials said they would make a decision about the commuter railroads at 218:30 a.m.
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Unclear. "Amy and I have made a decision about how we can best serve our country," Mr. O'Rourke, the former congressman from Texas, said in the briefest of statements, referring to his wife, Amy Sanders.
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" She continued: "And in the moment that he evades the truth or tells the lie, if not before, he has made a decision about whose love matters most, about who will receive his tenderest love.
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"If I have to make a decision about a $10 billion refinery... I'll sit on this file for six months, and get the next guy to make that decision," said the first senior federal official.
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A decision about whether to prosecute Mr. Craig, who was White House counsel for President Barack Obama during his first year in office, is expected in the coming weeks, people familiar with the case said.
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If a state or local prosecutor concludes that Trump broke a law, they could secure an indictment and finally force the courts to come to a decision about whether presidents can be indicted and prosecuted.
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Marni Walden, Verizon president of product innovation and new businesses, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" earlier Monday that Verizon had not yet made a decision about what role if any Mayer would have after the deal closes.
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Sweden is the second country seeking Assange's extradition — he is facing extradition to the U.S. on charges of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion — and the U.K. government now faces a decision about where to send him.
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If you made a decision about yourself or your life that does not support you in moving forward, can you allow yourself to forgive any judgments you may have made against yourself, or against another person?
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Then little by little you're being urged to have a decision about what you want to do, and you don't really want to do anything, you just want everything to be done for you, it's wonderful.
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The fifth Five Eyes member, Canada, is yet to make a decision about use of Huawei equipment, though some experts have suggested this delay is due to the ongoing detention of three Canadian citizens in China.
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However, much like other competitors in the space such as Brex and American Express, Ramp doesn't require personal guarantees, likely because it will rely on transactional data to make a decision about which companies to onboard.
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And when forced to make a decision about choosing either doing business with the mullahs, or doing business with the United States, every time they are going to choose to do business with the United States.
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"I'm really happy that we've been given the opportunity by HBO to run for as long as we have and to make a decision about when it felt right to us to conclude," she told PEOPLE.
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Mongeluzzi says he and his clients, which also include two other victims of Close who are in their 50s and 60s, are in the "information-gathering stage" and have not made a decision about possible litigation.
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Clinton had not yet made a decision about a running mate and that asking Ms. Warren to take the stage on the first night did not preclude her from being tapped as the vice-presidential nominee.
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He is expected to make a decision about a possible run for the White House in the coming weeks, but a formal announcement of his intentions may not come until later this winter or early spring.
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In essence, a broker is helping you navigate a decision about shelter, one of the most fundamental human needs, and it's crucial to hear the details about how they've done so for others in the past.
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Mr. Behrens, the spokesman for the party, acknowledged the charges and said Mr. Kalbitz would have to take steps to clear his name, implying that the party had not made a decision about Mr. Kalbitz's fate.
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In a lengthy interview, Thomas Bach, the president of the I.O.C., said that "cancellation is not on the agenda," but that it was too early to make a decision about postponing the Summer Games in Tokyo.
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In a lengthy interview, Thomas Bach, the president of the I.O.C., said that "cancellation is not on the agenda," but that it was too early to make a decision about postponing the Summer Games in Tokyo.
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Sometime this spring, the school board will make a decision about the future of the massive frescoes that extend from the school's entryway through its lobby, confronting students as they climb the stairs to their classrooms.
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Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky who forced a brief shutdown in February because of his opposition to a spending bill, said he has not made a decision about whether he would hold up this proposal.
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Recently, President Donald Trump stated that he had come to a decision about whether or not to certify to Congress that Iran was complying with the 2015 nuclear agreement, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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In writing her song, "Bad Kind of Butterflies" Cabello said she was in anxious state at the time because she knew that she had to make a decision about what she wanted in her love life.
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The mood was glum again on Friday after a Bloomberg report that Washington was delaying a decision about allowing some trade between U.S. companies and Huawei reminded investors that the prolonged trade rift was far from over.
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Shanghai-listed shares closed down less than 1%, as shares of high-profile technology company fell after a Bloomberg report that Washington was delaying a decision about licenses for U.S. firms to restart trade with Huawei Technologies.
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The deputy crown price of Saudi Arabia, Muhammad bin Salman, told the magazine, in his first on-the-record interview, that a decision about a potential listing would most likely take place in the next few months.
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Ultimately, he will make a decision about what the administration will do if the program is challenged in court, he said in the Air Force One conversation that was allowed to be quoted on the record Thursday.
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But Nadler said it was still too soon to make a decision about whether to impeach Trump — an action that Republicans say is the real motivation behind the investigations, regardless of whether sufficient evidence of wrongdoing exists.
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"Asking parents in ICE custody, who are subject to a final order of removal, to make a decision about being removed with or without their children, is part of long-standing policy," an ICE official told Vox.
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BMW's supervisory board discussed succession at its U.S. plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, after Krueger said he would not be available for a second term, pre-empting a decision about whether he would have his contract extended.
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"This is about replacing the authority of government -- putting the government's authority ahead of the authority of a woman to make a decision about her own body and her future," Harris said at a news conference Tuesday.
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In an interview, Hatch signaled he'd make a decision about his future in the new year, adding that he wants to run again while saying that he expected Mitt Romney to mount a bid if he retires.
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"They're making a decision about where they want to put their money," said Dr. Skimmyhorn, who noted that his opinions were his own, and did not represent the views of West Point or the United States military.
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Bernard's loyalties have been divided all season long between his fellow hosts and humans like Elsie, whom he doesn't want to hurt, and his memories have been deliberately scrambled to hide a decision about their collective fates.
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News and notes: BIDEN TIMELINE: 'A YEAR FROM NOW': Former Vice President Joe Biden said at a book tour stop in Orlando on Monday he will make a decision about 20203 by the end of the year.
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ABU DHABI, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Bahrain has not yet made a decision about the fate of an Iranian-owned bank based in the Gulf state under administration, a senior Bahraini central bank official told Reuters on Monday.
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The investigation of Mr. Craig, on the other hand, was moved in January to Washington, where the government has signaled that it is moving quickly toward a decision about an indictment, people familiar with the case said.
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If a state or local prosecutor concludes that Trump broke a law, they could secure an indictment and finally force the courts to come to a decision about whether or not presidents can be indicted and prosecuted.
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Sources close to the network tell TMZ ... Bravo honchos are mulling over whether to pull the ad Lisa shot, but regardless of what they do -- she's made a decision about the payday she got for doing it.
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For the same reason, we don't have quotas for the amount of content reviewers have to get through in a day, or the amount of time it may take to make a decision about a piece of content.
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Trump, who raised tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports earlier this month, is due to make a decision about European cars which could affect some 47 billion euros ($52.8 billion) worth of car and auto part exports.
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As an older mom who had to make a decision about whether to have a child now or forgo having a family, I was less worried about becoming pregnant in graduate school even with uncertain immediate job prospects.
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FISCHER: OF COURSE I'VE CONSIDERED IT. IT HAS ONLY BEEN DONE ONCE I THINK IN ALL THE FED'S HISTORY AND I DON'T HAVE TO MAKE A DECISION ABOUT THAT RIGHT NOW I KNOW THE POSSIBILITY IS OUT THERE.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday that he did not give any directions to former justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould over a decision about whether construction company SNC-Lavalin would face a corruption trial.
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Trump, who raised tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports earlier this month, is due to make a decision about European cars which could affect some 47 billion euros ($53 billion)worth of car and auto part exports.
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McAuliffe, who is currently in Iowa campaigning on behalf of local Democratic candidates, said he is currently focused on the 2018 midterm elections but will make a decision about his future plans after November, The Associated Press reported.
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Biden, who was honored at the breakfast, is expected to make a decision about a White House bid in the coming weeks, but an announcement about his intentions may not come until later this winter or early spring.
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Why it matters: The chat between Gore, the world's best-known climate activist, and Trump occurred as the divided administration nears a decision about whether to abandon the 2015 international pact that's aimed at preventing runaway global warming.
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"If the people of Michigan want to make a decision about which candidate stood with workers against corporate America and against these disastrous trade agreements, that candidate is Bernie Sanders," he told about 2,000 supporters in Traverse City.
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"We are still in the very early stages of the process," Captain Johannes Dumrese said on Wednesday, when asked about a report that the navy could make a decision about a replacement helicopter by the end of 2017.
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Wrangling the four Richmond women toward a decision about forming a Cadillac crew of their own, Ms. Sampson indulges in some over-expedient plotting: Everyone has a very timely and distinct personal crisis that coincides with her choice.
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Cuomo said a decision about whether or not to keep the order in place will be made every two weeks after that — an indication that the governor doesn't see April 15 as the end of the PAUSE program.
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Aramco President and CEO Amin Nasser told CNBC last week that the company is ready to list in 2018, but it is waiting for its sole shareholder — the Saudi government — to make a decision about the listing venue.
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In a wide-ranging interview with NBC News reporter Kristen Welker, Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani said they want to make a decision about an interview with Mueller by May 2202 – the one-year mark for the special counsel.
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"It can be as simple as, 'I can't make a decision about who to have as my bridesmaid,' or, 'I don't know how to have a conversation with someone about not picking them as my bridesmaid,'" she said.
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When you&aposre making a decision about your money, whether it&aposs which ETF or stock to invest in, or which type of disability insurance you should purchase, it&aposs important to admit you don&apost know something.
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Of course, the catch is that Meek is still on probation stemming from his old drugs and guns case (pending a decision about getting a new trial) and can't travel outside of Pennsylvania without alerting his probation officer.
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"What this item does is to say that the consumer has the right to make a decision about how her or his information is used," Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler said during the agency's open meeting on Thursday.
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"President Medina told Secretary Pompeo that he had not had made a decision about the 2020 elections, and, whatever his decision, the process would surely conform with the constitution and laws," according to a statement on the presidency's website.
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Culture Secretary Karen Bradley, who is responsible for media issues, said in July that she needed to look at the evidence received before taking a decision about the bid, which was likely to be in the next few weeks.
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So some of them started to tell landlords that, not only would they provide them with background information about the prospective tenant, they would also provide landlords with a decision about whether they should rent to a certain applicant.
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Even though the Air Force has not made a decision about which decade will provide the most inspiration for its new look, it appears there's a shared concept that has been floating around through different branches of the military.
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Acting Secretary Elaine Duke, however, extended protections for more than 80,000 Hondurans for six months because she said she was unable to reach a decision about whether conditions in that country had improved enough to terminate the protected status.
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"If I have the liberty to make a decision about this operation I wouldn't make a move only on al-Nasr village, because my forces will be at risk of enemy's fire from both sides," a senior Iraqi military officer says.
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BMW's supervisory board discussed succession at its U.S. plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, after 53-year-old Harald Krueger said he would not be available for a second term, pre-empting a decision about whether he would have his contract extended.
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But it all sharply raises the question of what on earth he's going to do if he's ever faced with a crisis that divides his advisers and has to make a decision about an issue he doesn't understand very well.
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PARIS, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Societe Generale has not yet taken a decision about any layoffs at its corporate and investment bank as it looks for 500 million euros ($567 million) in cost savings, a source at the bank said on Friday.
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"I have been clear that a decision about Hinkley will be taken later this month, but our relationship with China is about more than Hinkley," May told reporters after a two-day summit of leaders from G20 nations in China.
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Voters want to hear a substantive debate between both major-party nominees so they can make a decision about which candidate has the "experience, knowledge and judgment to implement plans that will make a real difference in their lives," he said.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has asked EDF to draw up a plan for building new reactors, with a view to making a decision about nuclear newbuild in 2021, but that plan hinges on the EPR reactor model in Flamanville being operational.
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Following the G7 meeting, U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to make a decision about whether to pull the United States out of the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, aimed at keeping global temperature increases to relatively safe levels.
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A month earlier, the government had notified 200 Eritrean men that they had 30 days to make a decision about their relocation, and on February 21, seven members of this group were sent to Saharonim prison after rejecting the offer.
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"If the people of Michigan want to make a decision about which candidate stood with workers against corporate America and against these disastrous trade agreements, that candidate is Bernie Sanders," he said during a rally last week in Traverse City, Mich.
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It would also look to improve competition in the non-advised drawdown market by asking the government to consider proposals to enable consumers to access their savings early without having to make a decision about the remainder of their pot.
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"If you are unable to fulfill this request, please provide an explanation as to how you were able to come to a decision about keeping troops in Afghanistan, but lack the resources to submit a supplemental funding request," he said.
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But it's a process where we're trying to always get better, but in this specific case, we had to make a choice between giving people who are innocent and creating videos themselves and then making a decision about their safety.
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Trump's nominee for U.S. labor secretary, R. Alexander Acosta, told a U.S. Senate panel last week that he had not made a decision about how to proceed on the rule, but was concerned about its impact on businesses and workers.
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As the former vice president nears a decision about entering the Democratic presidential race, his two failed bids for the White House remain a stinging reminder of a critical question confronting a potential candidacy: Can he win the big one?
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He said he and his wife had not yet made a decision about whether to continue at P.S. 191 for kindergarten if they are rezoned, and they have signed up their son to take the gifted and talented test in January.
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If a child is entering puberty and has been consistent in their gender identity for several years, a doctor may prescribe puberty blockers to halt the onset of puberty until the patient can make a decision about more permanent treatment.
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Meanwhile, Russian Sports Minister, Vitaly Mutko, the man Trazhukova is expected to file her charges to, told Sport-Express it is difficult for him to make a decision about something that happened in Rio de Janeiro while he's in Moscow.
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"Patients trying to make a decision about surgery have just been told they have cancer," said Dr. Deanna J. Attai, a breast surgeon and assistant clinical professor at David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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But when a bus crash on the way to a soccer game kills the entire team — and leaves Maks in a coma — Lula, the lone survivor, makes a decision about how far she's willing to go to keep him with her.
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So the next time you're struggling to do something about your credit report or at a loss for how to go about building your nest egg, think of it as a decision about the type of life you want to have.
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When Axe finally comes to a decision about Sandicot, he weighs the pleas of Bruno, the pizza guy from his old neighborhood, against the cold assessment of his wife Lara, who offers a contrary view from that same old neighborhood.
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"When you buy a sports car today, be it a Ferrari, or a Lamborghini or even an Aston Martin, then you are making a decision about yourself, your fortune and how you want the world to see you," he said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - After raising tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump could turn the heat up on Europe as soon as next week when he is due to make a decision about its cars.
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Recent remarks by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in testimony before Congress indicated that the administration has not yet made a decision about whether to fill the position of special envoy to monitor and combat anti-Semitism at the State Department.
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Absent any FBI investigation into the allegations, this hearing is about the Senate — and the public — making a decision about whether Ford, who came forward with the allegations earlier this month, or Kavanaugh, who has unequivocally denied them, is more credible.
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"It's hard to even make a decision about where you want to go," said Anne Quatrano, whose restaurant Bacchanalia opened in 1993 and was one of the first to make use of the region's agricultural offerings in an elegant new American style.
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Tonight's episode saw a lot of progress: Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) addressed her mental-health issues, Greg (Santino Fontana) officially moved to Georgia to go to business school at Emory, and Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin) made a decision about law school and her pregnancy.
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But more importantly, the party needs to make a decision about entering into any kind of an alliance with a politician whose ideas and arguments were so antithetical to every ideal that the party has been fighting for over the past few decades.
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In October 22006, he wrote a decision about the Villages at Vigneto that "direct and indirect effects to threatened and endangered species... are reasonably certain to occur," referring to the western yellow-billed cuckoo, the southwestern willow flycatcher and northern Mexican gartersnake.
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Moulton said he knew he wouldn't be able to make a decision about running until he understood what it would be like to be a dad, and it remains one of his largest hang-ups while deciding whether to jump into the race.
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Giuliani told Fox News this week that the president&aposs legal team hoped to make a decision about a Mueller-Trump interview by the May 17 anniversary -- but has not received a response from the special counsel on various requests for information.
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Clinton, who has spent her presidential campaign so far in the United States, primarily visiting key battlegrounds such as Ohio and Virginia, has said that if she's elected, she and her husband will "cross that bridge" on making a decision about the foundation.
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The Department of Homeland Security is overdue for a decision about Sudan and South Sudan; there are 22001,21998 temporarily protected immigrants from Sudan in the United States and 220 from South Sudan, according to data provided by US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Now that the EPA has formally announced a decision to revisit the standards completed in the final days of the Obama administration for vehicle model years 2022–2025, efforts have begun in earnest to make a decision about the future of these rules.
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The operators of the Steam platform are making a decision about what "counts" as pornography and what doesn't, and the way that that rule is applied (it's rule #2, by the way) is critical for understanding what our games culture looks like.
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Also weighing on risk appetite was a Bloomberg report, which said that Washington is delaying a decision about licenses for U.S. firms to restart trade with Huawei Technologies, making investors nervous about a ramp-up of bickering in the ongoing trade dispute.
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In Georgia, the bill that Mr. Deal will veto emerged after weeks of negotiations and warnings, and its swift passage set into motion sweeping campaigns to pressure the governor, who must also reach a decision about a proposal concerning firearms on college campuses.
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A decision about a nation's economic life, the Harvard economist Dani Rodrik writes, in " Straight Talk on Trade " (Princeton), "may entail trading off competing social objectives—such as stability versus innovation—or making distributional choices"; that is, deciding who gains at whose expense.
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CAEN, France (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he would make a decision about whether to impose a further series of tariffs on Chinese goods after meeting his Chinese counterpart at the G-20 meeting in Japan later this month.
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WM: So you think that — I mean, you're not saying she tanked that second set, but — JW: No, I think she was making a decision about what her body could do and what it would mean for the third portion of that.
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Additionally, the official noted unresolved questions, like what to do with some 400 foreign ISIS fighters being held by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and a decision about whether the United States could accept a future where Assad remains in power.
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"We are fast approaching a crossroads ... where the United States is going to have to be confronted with a decision about whether we value the rule of law," Richard Ben-Veniste, a former Watergate special prosecutor, told CNN's Erin Burnett on Monday.
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F1 organizers on Thursday held off on a decision about whether to cancel Saturday's racing, saying they were working to minimize disruption to the weekend timetable and keeping a close eye on the advance of the storm, with safety the top priority.
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"At every point, from pilings to the roof and everything in between, when it came time to make a decision about what level of material or what to use, we didn't pay attention to code," Lackey told CNN's "New Day" on Tuesday.
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" She further detailed her plans Thursday on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," saying she'd make a decision on a Senate run in the "short-term," and that "I don't think you actually have to make a decision about the White House before the fall.
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The popular singer hasn't made a decision about whether she wants to accept the role or not because of her pregnancy, but Variety's sources say that the studio and Favreau are willing to make whatever accommodations necessary so she can join the project.
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President Trump said Sunday that he was "close to making a decision" about who he would nominate to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy a little more than 24 hours before he was scheduled to announce his choice in a primetime address Monday.
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"The court of appeal has issued a decision about the case on March 30 to uphold the decision of the primary court that had ruled not to accept [Zain Iraq's] claim," a bourse statement from Zain, the majority shareholder in Zain Iraq, said on Thursday.
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Their discussion made plain the fact that Tim Kaine has faith in women to make their own reproductive choices without a politician standing in the way, and that Mike Pence believes he's better equipped than a woman to make a decision about her health care.
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Yet even if the content of the debate will not be satisfying to many voters, there is still a lot to learn from this and the other two presidential debates, information that will be useful when making a decision about what to do come November.
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Trump Just Denied Denying Climate ChangeWe're not an hour into tonight's most historic presidential debate, and Donald Trump is already…Read more ReadOn making a decision about the fate of the Keystone XL pipeline:And also the Keystone pipeline, we'll have a decision fairly quickly.
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And while the cost of attending college and what students can expect to earn in the future is essential information to have when making a decision about a school, students shouldn't make their college decisions based solely on potential earnings — or even our ranking.
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She awakes on a couch at Outpost 3, relieved that Queenie and Madison are indeed back from the dead, but also feeling ready to make a decision about whether or not Michael could be the next Supreme, as the warlock leaders think he is.
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Promise Me, Dad covers the year 2015, when Biden was trying to make a decision about his political future, carry out his vice presidential duties during foreign policy crises in Ukraine and Iraq, cope with the loss of his son, and comfort his family.
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Just before heading to New Jersey for the weekend, Trump stopped and told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House that he'll make a decision about Health and Human Service Secretary Tom Price's future in the administration tonight, per a pool report.
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Cruz, who won an Oscar for performance in Allen's 1003 film Vicky Christina Barcelona and reunited with the director in the 2012 comedy To Rome with Love, also said that she wouldn't make a decision about working with Allen again until she has more information.
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Yet it's hard to take issue with Stamos' explanation of the difficulties of designing an algorithm that tries to take all of the potential issues into account when making a decision about what content to prioritize—bringing this back to the original point, human editors.
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" She told the council that President Donald Trump "has not yet made a decision about possible action in Syria, but should the United States and our allies decide to act in Syria, it will be in defense of a principle on which we all agree.
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The Clinton inquiry, meanwhile, was essentially just a decision about whether to impeach the president based on the findings of independent counsel Ken Starr's report (which alleged Clinton committed perjury and obstruction of justice to try to cover up his affair with Monica Lewinsky).
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For those students who haven't yet visited their top-choice schools, making a decision about where to enroll will become more of a challenge now that they won't be able to get any face time with current students, admissions counselors or financial aid advisers.
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This meant that operators would receive some imperfect information about objects in orbit—for example, a measurement from one direction but not others—crunch the numbers manually, and make a decision about whether the possibility of a collision warrants thrusting out of the way.
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But White House officials also cautioned on Friday morning that Mr. Trump had not made a decision about the long-term fate of the program and might yet follow through on a campaign pledge to take away work permits from the immigrants or deport them.
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Similarly, it's not surprising that information packets alone aren't enough to get students to make a decision about a topic as fraught and complex as where to attend college, or that text message reminders aren't enough to get them to apply for financial aid.
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Schiff noted that a federal judge had validated the legality of the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry in a decision about releasing information regarding a separate investigation, into Russian election interference in 2016, to Congress and that all witnesses need to come forward when called.
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But White House officials said on Friday morning that Mr. Trump had not made a decision about the long-term fate of the program and might yet follow through on a campaign pledge to take away work permits from the immigrants or deport them.
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When interviewing someone who's crossed into the US without papers, an asylum officer's job is to make a decision about whether that particular person has a "credible fear" of persecution based on membership in a protected group (the standard for the initial screening interview).
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In 1972, Justice Rehnquist, a former Justice Department official, issued a statement justifying his participation in a decision about Army surveillance of domestic political groups even though he had defended the spying program in congressional testimony and had criticized the lawsuit when he was a government lawyer.
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Speaking anonymously because they are afraid of being ostracized for discussing what happened, several members of Timpview's cheer squad tell PEOPLE exclusively that school administrators held a meeting after the boy's complaint and couldn't come to a decision about what action – if any – should be taken.
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"If the people of Michigan want to make a decision about which candidate stood with workers against corporate America and against these disastrous trade agreements, that candidate is Bernie Sanders," he said during a rally in Traverse City, according to a campaign statement obtained by NBC News.
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If the reality is simply that we just have a weak and untalented president, and one who pushes for ideas that many voters reject, then this conversation should come to an abrupt end and voters can make a decision about what to do in the next elections.
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Only you, after all, are equipped to make a decision about the memorabilia that haunts your closet — the striped shirt swiped from a college boyfriend 10 years ago, the vintage Mongolian fur hat that makes you look demented or fanciful depending on your coat, the questionable brogues.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House Domestic Policy Council (DPC) is taking the lead on a decision about how many refugees to admit to the United States next year, two current and three former officials said, a move that may empower those who wish to reduce immigration.
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The palace said that it had not yet made a decision about one of the biggest annual royal events, Trooping the Colour, which is currently scheduled for June 13, or the number of public events planned in celebration of the 75th anniversary of VE Day (May 8).
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"I imagined if she had been forced to do something like that when I was a kid, and forced to make a decision about her ethics versus feeding her family and keeping her job in a business that she loved, I couldn't imagine doing it," Weiss said.
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WASHINGTON — A long-running federal investigation into a former White House counsel in the Obama administration is reaching a critical stage, presenting the Justice Department with a decision about whether to charge a prominent Democrat as part of a more aggressive crackdown on illegal foreign lobbying.
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WASHINGTON — In his first and only public remarks as special counsel to date, Robert Mueller explained Wednesday that his office did not reach a decision about whether President Donald Trump committed obstruction because it wasn't an option — "long-standing" Justice Department policy barred charges against a sitting president.
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But, then, that's the whole point: If Trump will sell out Trumpism for Republicanism in a decision this important — a decision about who will lead the nation if Trump dies or is impeached or resigns to spend more time with his golf courses — he'll do the same as president.
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Byford, who found himself in the middle of this squabble, was amazed by the fractiousness and the lack of transparency, or even basic information, at the top of the M.T.A. He suggested that a decision about the station enhancements be tabled for further study, and so it was.
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Any wavering voters who might be lured his way will be making a decision about him — whether he's a protest vote with too high a price, whether a real leader can bloom where a peevish child still stomps and preens — and not about the appeal of Clinton's No. 2.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (Ga.) Isakson told reporters on Tuesday that he had not made a decision about how he would vote. Sen.
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He asked Sedwill to clarify whether, if the UK was set to leave the EU during an election campaign, the government would legally be required to seek an extension to Article 50 to allow the next government to make a decision about Brexit once the campaign is over.
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Even rulings on controversial, hot-button issues such as the recent decision striking down President Obama's deferred action plans for certain categories of illegal immigrants was a decision about whether the president's executive order was consistent with a prior statute passed by Congress—the always sexy Administrative Procedures Act.
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Even with Mr. Khuzami's departure, the Southern District is expected to continue its investigation into the hush money payments, which could involve a decision about whether to take any future action against Mr. Trump or others at the Trump Organization, where Mr. Cohen had worked for a decade.
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Silverstein: And we're all in this together and we all would like to see employers do everything that they can, but some employers are facing a decision about whether or not they should lay off workers or they're asking workers to take less hours or take pay cuts.
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Sean Duffy Biden praises Buttigieg for criticizing GOP attacks: 'That's a good man' MORE that Trump was faced with more than a "binary" choice and that had the U.S. remained in Syria, the president might have had to make a decision about possibly fighting Turkey, a NATO ally.
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On September 30, a federal judge overseeing a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington met privately with Justice Department attorneys and said officials needed to make a decision about how to proceed with potential charges against McCabe.
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BENGHAZI, Libya, March 14 (Reuters) - A spokesman for east Libyan forces said a decision about who should control oil operations at ports they recaptured on Tuesday would not be announced immediately and that the head of an eastern, breakaway office of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) would inspect the terminals.
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Read the testimony below: The full response from a Department of Homeland Security official: Asking parents in ICE custody, who are subject to a final order of removal, to make a decision about being removed with or without their children, is part of long-standing policy (see Detained Parents Directive).
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Of course, until the new timeline remains in place for a long enough period for users to make a decision about whether or not they want to keep it around, we won't know if Twitter's early retention and usage data will continue to be as positive as it seems now.
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Dan NewhouseDaniel (Dan) Milton NewhouseHouse passes bill to protect 'Dreamers' Immigrant Heritage Month should spur congressional action to fix immigration laws Thirty-four GOP members buck Trump on disaster bill MORE (R-Wash.), who said he's waiting to see the details of the bill before making a decision about the petition.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE will make a decision about whether to run for Maine governor by the end of September.
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In the third chapter, he is a man — isolated, reticent, guarding his vulnerability with a tool kit composed largely of push-ups, gold teeth and firearms — when a reunion with his teenage love forces him to make a decision about whether he will live and love as a queer man.
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Served in conical tumblers, rife with cinnamon and cardamom, the tea felt like a hug for the insides and restored us to the degree that we were able to make a decision about bridesmaids outfits, which my sister-in-law gamely modeled at the multilevel Indian clothing superstore Pratap Sons.
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"The underlying reason that we don't go around killing all bad people is that we usually make a decision about which bad people it's in our interest to kill at this time," said Lindsay P. Cohn, a foreign policy scholar at the Naval War College, who spoke in a personal capacity.
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Speaking during his regular morning news conference, Lopez Obrador said he "respectfully requests" that U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi make a decision about the trade agreement, which was struck more than a year ago but must be ratified by legislators in the three countries before it goes into effect.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said Wednesday he is assessing the outlook for the economy, not just for this year but for 2020 as well, and will not make a decision about what he thinks the Fed should do on rates next until its September policy meeting.
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Mueller said in his May statement that he could not consider making that conclusion because Justice Department guidelines did not allow him to charge a sitting president, though Barr told CBS News in an interview at the time that, despite the guidelines, Mueller still could have reached a decision about any criminal activity.
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Because Monday's announcement arrived on the eve of a multi-day meeting for Title X grantees with the Office of Population Affairs in Washington, D.C., some may be waiting for the meeting to conclude before they make a decision about whether to keep the grant money or comply with the new rules.
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"It would be so helpful for UNC to be required to provide regular data on the number of cases that come forward, how long it's taken them to respond to each of those allegations, how long it's taken them to arrive at a decision about what sanctions have been taken," she says.
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Mr. Trump will make a decision about the next round of tariffs after his meeting with Mr. Xi. "We are not far from a real and open trade war between China and the U.S.," Bruno Le Maire, France's finance minister, said in an interview on the sidelines of the gathering on Sunday.
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"In my discussions with Republicans and Democrats, I do think they do feel the need to impose more structure on the White House," Mr. Kaine said, noting that Mr. Trump had outsourced a decision about troop levels in Afghanistan to the Pentagon and had yet to articulate a clear Middle East strategy.
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"I think we ought to hear what the House impeachment managers have to say, give the President's attorneys an opportunity to make their defense, and then make a decision about whether and to what extent we go forward from there," Republican Senator Pat Toomey said on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
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As a result, small tweaks of presentation or circumstance could make a major difference: if a judge rendered a decision about granting parole just before a meal, the inmate's odds for a favorable outcome dipped to near zero; just after the judge ate, the chances rose to around sixty-five per cent.
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That's the thing I was dreading about the Supreme Court, I had been telling Strangio: The justices were going to have to make a decision about millions of peoples' lives through the lens of whatever—or whatever little—they knew about trans people, inside the narrow frame of the cases before them.
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Tinder says that users will have only seven seconds to make a decision about how to proceed in Swipe Night, meaning impulsive decisions about so-described "critical choices" will offer a whole new way for users to be assessed and judged if, as Tinder says, those choices are displayed on user profiles.
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In March, Mr. Trump was facing pressure to meet a deadline on a decision about what to do with immigrants who were part of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which allowed young adults brought to the United States illegally as children to avoid deportation and become eligible for a work permit.
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On Monday, President Trump's Department of Homeland Security announced that it was unable to come to a decision about whether to extend Temporary Protected Status (an immigration program that allows people from a certain country living in the US to remain and work here indefinitely while their home countries recover from disaster) for 57,000 Hondurans.
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In the latest development in the protracted dispute between the world's biggest economics, a report said that Washington is delaying a decision about licenses for U.S. firms to restart trade with Huawei Technologies.. Investment demand and a dovish policy stance by central banks around the globe are providing additional support to gold prices, Trivedi added.
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Especially after Levitan — whose contract with 20th Century Fox is up this summer — walked back his tweet in a statement to the New York Times, saying he had "great respect" for the executives who run Fox, and after seeing where "those people land," he will make a decision about which studio he'll work with.
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Big picture: Graham told reporters Thursday that when history is written about how the U.S. treated so-called DREAMers, he's "going to be with these kids" and that they're "trying to do a good thing," adding that both Trump and the Republican Party are going to have to make a decision about where they fall.
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I grew up around photography because my dad was interested in it when I was a kid, but once it came time to make a decision about what to do with one's life, their advice was that art and photography are fine as hobbies, but you need a profession, like a business degree or something.
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"We think that there are genuine economic questions where it's important that the U.S. and its partners in Asia have a common understanding of the economic and non-proliferation issues at stake before making a decision about renewal of the 1-2-3 Agreement, for example, with Japan," Countryman told a Senate hearing last week.
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"We think that there are genuine economic questions where it's important that the U.S. and its partners in Asia have a common understanding of the economic and non-proliferation issues at stake before making a decision about renewal of the 1-2-3 Agreement, for example, with Japan," Countryman told a Senate hearing last week.
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And I think networks have to make a decision about how they&aposre going to handle this stuff, because what you don&apost want to look like is that there&aposs selective outrage and selective consequences, because then people jump and say, is there an ideological reason why some people get fired and some people don&apost?
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AI experts draft algorithmic bill of rights to protect us from Big Tech Sigal Samuel gets expert opinion on what we should demand from companies building artificial intelligence: We have the right to know when an algorithm is making a decision about us, which factors are being considered by the algorithm, and how those factors are being weighted.
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"What Mark Waller said was that when the International Series began in 2007, he felt that in 15 years, if things proceeded successfully, ownership may be in a position to make a decision about having a permanent franchise in the U.K." America's biggest sports franchise has been flirting with the U.K. market for a long time.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), however, countered that the Senate parliamentarian had only made a decision about a provision in the House bill, not the entire legislation.
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Naming a successor for Tiger Management would have made a lot of existing investors uneasy, according to research from Sandy Gross at executive search and coaching firm Pinetum Partners, but the seeding of his proteges' funds let investors know who he backed without forcing them to make a decision about staying with Tiger under a new leader.
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"It's still being talked about, still being bandied around the White House, and we've given them all the information that we have to show them where the potential for challenges are, and waiting for them to make a decision about what direction to go," Perry said, adding that department officials have completed what the White House asked of them.
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"There isn't a rule or regulation that says you have to bio band or even look at growth and maturation," says Bunce, but the initiative has given clubs all the information they need to make a decision about whether and how to incorporate bio banding or at the least consider growth and maturation as a development variable.
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A source familiar with the Clintons' planning said that Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE has not made a decision about whether to attend, according to the report.
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But there are a few questions you can ask yourself when making a decision about whether to travel or not: We don't yet know how exactly how SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes Covid-19 disease — spreads, but we do have a lot of data on how MERS, SARS, and other respiratory viruses move from person to person.
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Again, I'm not in the thick of this, and of course I don't know what's going on in the proprietary world, but I imagine, based on what I've seen, that these questions as to what to do about a human who's on a curb, potentially looking like they might lose their balance and really making a decision about that.
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In a latest development in the protracted dispute between the world's biggest economics, a report said that Washington is delaying a decision about licenses for U.S. firms to restart trade with Huawei Technologies.. Meanwhile, central banks of New Zealand, Thailand and India stunned financial markets with a series of surprising interest rate cuts and pointing to policymakers' dwindling ammunition to fight a downturn.
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Efforts by the Carter administration to brief the Reagan team on the negotiations for release of the 52 Americans then held hostage in Iran were greeted with a similar lack of interest, and Reagan himself refused to weigh in on a decision about selling weapons to Saudi Arabia that Carter felt he ought to make with Reagan's agreement before leaving office.
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Accordingly, the panel would like to see a review of Boeing's systems engineering, software integration and verification testing, and that doing so should precede a decision about whether or not to go ahead with either another uncrewed launch, or move ahead to the crewed test flight, which would've been the next step had everything gone to plan on the December launch.
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"States are making a decision about how can we best house prisoners given the constraints of our budget, and in some instances, they have found that a private company can do it better than the public sector is doing, and others found that they can't and don't, and it really just depends on a state-by-state basis," Rubio said. Gov.
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Whereas previously moderators made a decision about whether or not to remove a post and then answered a series of questions as to why, the pilot program for its US hate speech enforcement team reverses the order of that process: When assessing whether a post has broken the rules, reviewers are asked a series of questions first, then prompted to make a decision.
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Shah also said that the White House will approach further memos, including the one created by Democrats, in the same way they handled the memo authored by Devin Nunes: "Which is to allow for a legal review, national security review led by the White House Counsel's Office, and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," said Shah.
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Sen. Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Colo.) is close to reaching a decision about a prospective presidential bid, with an announcement coming soon, The Denver Post reported Thursday, citing sources familiar with the plan.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) on Tuesday said he hasn't made a decision about whether to hold a confirmation hearing for a nominee from Obama.
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The local district attorney hasn't made a decision about what action to take, but regardless of that outcome, it's highly likely that the FBI has or will initiate an investigation by its Office of Professional Responsibility into potential misconduct and will have assembled a seasoned "shooting review team" to travel to Denver and commence a full-scale review of the incident.
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The "Iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into," Trump said in his first address to the UN. On Wednesday, Trump told reporters at the UN that he had made a decision about how to proceed when he next has to certify in October that Iran is in compliance.
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Still, the guidance — which was promised to lawmakers by Ken Cuccinelli, an immigration hardliner who heads the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services — notes that immigration officials must continue to look act use of certain public benefits, including "those that may be used to obtain testing or treatment for COVID-19" when they're making a decision about a person's legal status.
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"If that memo is voted out and it comes to the White House we will consider it on the same terms we considered the Nunes memo — which is to allow for a legal review, national security review led by the White House Counsel's Office, and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," Shah said.
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I realize you have many factors to consider when you fashion your sentence, but I submit to you that the pre-eminent question in this case as you reach a decision about how best to satisfy the dual aims of this court is the same question that I asked Judge Neff to consider: How much is a little girl worth?
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) voted for the resolution on Tuesday but said she had not yet made a decision about whether she would support using the nuclear option to change the rules.
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"If that memo is voted out and it comes to the White House we will consider it along the same terms that we considered the Nunes memo, which is to allow for a legal review, national security review, led by the White House counsel's office and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," said Shah, the White House spokesman.
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Former Republican Speaker Newt Gingrich (Ga.) on Sunday said he thinks that presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will not make a decision about a running mate until just before the convention.
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We're going to have to make a decision about whether we are a people who tolerate the hypocrisy of a system where the workers who pick our fruit or make our beds never have the chance to get right with the law – or whether we're going to give them a chance, just like our forebears had a chance, to take responsibility and give their kids a better future.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has not made a decision about attending this year's White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner, the White House said Monday, but will attend this year's Gridiron Club dinner.
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I think a lot of people think, If I reach out and I call Safe Horizon or I talk to someone about my relationship, that means I have to make a decision about what to do, and they may feel like, That means I have to leave, and that someone is going to tell them they have to leave or do something they don't want to do, and that's not the case at all.
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As shareholders make a decision about Malpass they should keep in mind the job openings just over the horizon: Christine Lagarde's term at the IMF comes due in 2021; at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), President Suma Chakrabarti's term ends in 85033; at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), President Luis Alberto Moreno's term ends in 2020; and the President of the Asian Development Bank, Takehiko Nakao's term ends in 2021.
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Attorney General Eric Schneiderman launched the investigation following news that foundation funds had been used to make a political gift to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi just before she made a decision about whether or not to prosecute Trump University, as well as using $250,000 to settle lawsuits against for-profit businesses, and discovering that $10,000 of foundation funds had been used to purchase a painting of Trump himself which hangs in one of his resorts.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) says that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE could make a decision about how — or if — to avert a partial government shutdown as soon as later Monday.
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Sen. Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) plans to make a decision about which committee chairmanship he wants to hold next year after discussing the matter with his Senate colleagues next week, a spokesman for the senator said Wednesday.
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TAPPER: What about the idea -- I have heard this legal theory posited -- that, if you took Bolton and everybody to court, Mulvaney, et cetera -- and the Supreme Court has never really weighed in on whether or not such a thing -- they have accommodated here and there, but they have never really made a decision about where executive privilege ends and where it begins when it comes to people in the White House testifying, being forced to testify before Congress.
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By the time Luna persists to the stage where her family would need to consider puberty blockers, which according to Georgulas's testimony is sometime between the ages of 9 and 11, she would have been persistent, insistent, and consistent in her gender identity for at least six years, with another two or so years to go before having to make a decision about whether to pursue puberty as a girl through the use of cross-sex hormones.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told French President Emmanuel Macron in a Monday phone call that the U.S. breached the Iran nuclear deal by criticizing it before President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE made a decision about whether to pull out of the deal, CNN reported.
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Silverstein: And one thing I&aposd like you to touch on a little bit that I&aposve seen you post a little bit on is how you make a decision about your career, and it seems so attractive to be seduced by the power of a position or the title of a position or like you talk about, like a book, like a final project, when what it actually takes to get there maybe doesn&apost work with your style or what you actually want to do.
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And Hawley defines "politically biased" moderation as the following: ''(ii) POLITICALLY BIASED MODERATION — The moderation practices of a provider of an interactive computer service are politically biased if — ''(I) the provider moderates information provided by other information content providers in a manner that — ''(aa) is designed to negatively affect a political party, political candidate, or political view point; or ''(bb) disproportionately restricts or promotes access to, or the availability of, information from a political party, political candidate, or political viewpoint; '(II) an officer or employee of the provider makes a decision about moderating information provided by other information content providers that is motivated by an intent to negatively affect a political party, political candidate, or political viewpoint.
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