This time he is moving slowly and giving advance notice.
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Clinton received advance notice on a CNN Town Hall question.
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Patients want to know why they had no advance notice.
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The House bill allows for visits without any advance notice.
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There was no advance notice or debate on the measure.
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Sign up here for advance notice of them by email.
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Peskov said the U.S. gave Russia advance notice about the strike.
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Had he been given more advance notice, he would have participated.
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There was little advance notice, but word spread down the beach.
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I hate being the center of attention unless there's advance notice.
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And supervisors must now receive advance notice of all future drills.
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Note: Advance notice and/or proof of voting is sometimes required.
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We're trying to use Twitter to give some advance notice of livestreaming.
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Befuddled security agencies tried to implement the policy given zero advance notice.
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The changes were adopted without advance notice and on a federal holiday.
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They're giving these manufacturing plants months of advance notice that they're coming.
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Apparently Barr did have some advance notice the report was coming, though.
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The Saudis gave Washington little advance notice, U.S. military leaders have said.
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Often, they don't even give advance notice of firm closures and layoffs.
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By comparison, the August 85033 advance notice resulted in about 1,500 comments.
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It's unclear how many other lawmakers had advance notice of the strike.
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Download the full text of the FDA's advance notice of proposed rulemaking.
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North Korea stopped giving advance notice of its missile tests in 2014.
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Carmichael slipped onto NBC's summer schedule in 2015 without much advance notice.
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Trump had previously said he opposed giving any advance notice of the ban.
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"We had no advance notice this was coming," Dietrich said of the indictment.
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Pass holders will also receive advance notice before we announce the next batch.
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With enough advance notice, it's easy to set aside modified versions of dishes.
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Ankara said it gave both Moscow and Washington advance notice of its intentions.
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The retirements have at times surprised Republican operatives -- coming with little advance notice.
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According to The Mercury News, workers were not given advance notice of the decision.
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How do you not give advance notice on the tickets for something like that?!
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Employees were given no advance notice ahead of the terminations, according to the Mercury.
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In some cases, Commissioners were given no advance notice whatsoever of these midnight regulations.
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It would have cost $500; probably cheaper [if I'd given them more advance notice].
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Democracy dies not only in darkness, but also with advance notice, in clear view.
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That business inclination is magnified when there is advance notice that tariffs are coming.
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LET ME JUST SAY I HAVE NO ADVANCE NOTICE OF WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.
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Despite the advance notice, Russia made no effort to shoot down the American missiles.
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If it's an emergency, they are generally not required to give you advance notice.
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Who else outside the West Wing was provided advance notice of the specific content?
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Pentagon denies asking combatant commanders to give advance notice before responding to coronavirus concerns
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It doesn't require employers to provide flexible scheduling or advance notice of shift scheduling.
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Naw Bu, Laiza's head, said Facebook had given him no advance notice or explanation.
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"Nature has a real funny way of not giving us advance notice," Arakawa said.
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But the fax is not necessarily sent with a great deal of advance notice.
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This was monitored by managers who — without advance notice — quietly observed them from afar.
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The perpetual loser had plenty of advance notice, but somehow didn't get there in time.
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Remember that your landlord needs to give advance notice before entering to make any repairs.
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It was issued with little advance notice to reporters and without the customary news conference.
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With advance notice and low-cost labor, the plants can make anything look like anything.
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Some would require drugmakers to give advance notice of price increases above a certain threshold.
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Wary Republicans in the state quickly speculated that she had advance notice of Meadows' retirement.
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In some instances, the furloughs occur with little advance notice and at financially difficult moments.
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"Sherri is incredibly courageous, and just starts handing these out without any advance notice," Hodack says.
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The deal also includes a confidentiality clause that gives Amazon advance notice of public records requests.
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Many workers experience volatile schedules that change from week to week, often with little advance notice.
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But he stopped short of saying the Russians had advance notice of the chemical weapons attack.
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For example, Iran is permanently required to provide advance notice of plans to build a nuclear facility.
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However, they were unaware of the precise timing, and received no advance notice on the president's tweet.
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Other policies require advance notice of layoffs and, in some instances, consultation with unions or workers' counsels.
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But all athletes in the Olympic Village are also subject to random testing, with no advance notice.
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This advance notice is provided for the benefit of users in managing their use of Fitch's ratings.
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James Lankford (R-Okla.) would require federal regulators to issue an advance notice before proposing major rules.
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"We never give advance notice of going into a battle area -- we just never do," she said.
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As an independent contractor, she wasn't entitled to any advance notice, and she wasn't eligible for severance.
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It is best to give the shop four to six months advance notice to make a garment.
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We concluded that similar advance notice should be required in circumstances such as those that were presenthere.
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To manage operational needs like housekeeping, The Hoxton requires 523 hours' advance notice for Flexy Time stays.
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Advance notice would give them a chance to make sure that any targeted audits were squeaky clean.
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Some must meet state laws requiring 30-day or 60-day advance notice of the program's shutdown.
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Acosta wasn't given advance notice or a way to contest the decision before it took effect, Boutrous argued.
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Though passengers were informed of the news on May 18, the advance notice failed to suffice for some.
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The court said it will provide advance notice of 60 to 90 minutes when a decision is imminent.
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The test angered China, the North's main ally, which was not given advance notice, and the United States.
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Oregon became the first state to require that employers give workers advance notice of their schedules when Gov.
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Mr Suga is known for running a tight ship and for demanding advance notice of questions from journalists.
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In certain situations, as is the case here, the incumbent companies make such claims without any advance notice.
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The Senate Foreign Relations chairman did not give his delegation any advance notice of his decision, lawmakers said.
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In France, banks are allowed to close accounts with advance notice and do not have to say why.
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Several lawmakers said Congress received no advance notice of Trump's announcement, leaving them fuming and scratching their heads.
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He shorted the stock of a company about which he appeared to have advance notice of bad news.
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Mr. Trump also had to mollify a rattled ally, Japan, which got no advance notice of his decision.
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Other reports noted that both the hospital and local authorities similarly got no advance notice of Trump's visit.
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"When the next big earthquake strikes, every second of advance notice will matter," he said in a statement.
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But "major" can also be bad, so if you have advance notice, a little preparation is worth it.
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Under the procedure, members of either party can offer as many amendments as they want without advance notice.
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It dropped without advance notice, alongside another major climate announcement (SB 22050), muddling and muting the media coverage.
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However, there's no indication that the group answered this question from Trump Jr. or gave him advance notice.
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The first instance, in 1998, came with no warning; North Korea gave advance notice of the second, in 2009.
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But the abrupt nature of the changes, with zero advance notice and thin explanations after the fact, was troubling.
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The lawsuit claims that the government's actions violated the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires advance notice of new rules.
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They've formally issued an "advance notice of proposed rulemaking," which is an initial effort in creating actual regulatory rules.
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The department also expanded the circumstances in which journalists would get advance notice that prosecutors were seeking their records.
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And not surprisingly: Amazon had given no hints or advance notice that it was even releasing the tubular speaker.
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That advance notice gives your kids time to air their objections, and can also head off wills being contested.
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Her schedules are posted monthly, but they frequently change, sometimes with as little as a few hours' advance notice.
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For instance, United Airlines used to only require a 48 hour advance notice and a note from a doctor.
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"Facilities reported that some reunifications were scheduled with little advance notice, or suddenly canceled or delayed," the report reads.
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The museum asks that you contact [email protected] with reasonable advance notice if you require accommodations due to disability.
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Ed Lynn, who runs Reverb Press, said he had no advance notice that Facebook would be removing the page.
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Except for Boquist — he can only come to the capitol if he gives state police 113 hours advance notice.
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It gives workers advance notice when their employer adopts new technology and requires that workers receive training on it.
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Although airlines often accommodate special meal requests with advance notice, these requests sometimes aren't communicated to the airline's kitchen.
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Lawmakers can offer as many amendments as they want, often with little or no advance notice to their colleagues.
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The fact that North Korea didn't give Beijing advance notice for the test makes it difficult to deny as much.
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Deflecting an asteroid would require months, if not years, of advance notice in order to mount a successful counter mission.
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Anderson gave advance notice to school officials about his temporary departure, telling reporters at Arkansas State's Media Day on Aug.
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SoundCloud's agreement also allows the company to make drastic changes to the payment program at any time without advance notice.
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The base closure process builds in years of advance notice that gives communities time to figure out their redevelopment plans.
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This leads me to believe that CNN may have received advance notice of the date and time of the arrest.
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Their inclusion provides advance notice to TSA staff that an individual is scheduled to fly out of a particular airport.
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Following a pattern laid out by stars like Beyoncé, Kanye West and Frank Ocean, it arrived with no advance notice.
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The board had said his party changed its statutes in an assembly without enough advance notice and necessary party members.
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But this is the first public confirmation that Papadopoulos had advance notice of a Russian plan to release these emails.
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Unlike Facebook, Twitter did not receive advance notice from FireEye about the fake Twitter profiles the security company had uncovered.
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A handful of cruise lines, too, can custom design vegan and vegetarian menus for your entire sailing with advance notice.
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Give your nanny advance notice if you can no longer maintain a full-time position when your child starts school.
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That ban went into effect immediately and without advance notice, sparking widespread chaos and protests at airports around the country.
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It is the best-designed and most efficient app for summoning a dog walker with some or no advance notice.
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It's what's known as advance notice of proposed rulemaking and the public comment period will be open for 90 days.
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"[Trump would] fire off tweets from the residence at all hours and usually without any advance notice to staff," Sims writes.
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Aware of the criticism he was certain to face, Biden's camp gave advance notice to Planned Parenthood and other progressive organizations.
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So it's big and you have to have enough advance notice of the launch to be in position when it happens.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates says she wasn't given advance notice that President Trump's first travel ban would be enacted.
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In the meantime, GM gave advance notice of job cuts so he saved extra money and has drastically cut his spending.
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Kendrick Lamar's new album, "untitled unmastered" has shot to No. 1 on Billboard's album chart, after arriving with no advance notice.
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She said they've agreed to give each other advance notice if they're both going to any events for their 2 sons.
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The FMCSA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking last April to establish annual inspections of passenger-carrying commercial motor vehicles.
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Trump's initial order went into effect immediately and without advance notice, sparking widespread chaos and protests at airports around the country.
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Mel says Stephen's refusing to give her any advance notice about when he wants to come, which she says is unreasonable.
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Oftentimes we have to contend with massive time differences, reporters in, at the border of Myanmar need lots of advance notice.
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Victoria's Secret had given Ms. Irgit's lawyers advance notice that Ms. Wu was going to receive a subpoena for a deposition.
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There's generally some advance notice before a wedding or birth — time to gather addresses, pick out stationery, send emails, make calls.
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Such as only using drones lighter than 7kg, and giving the airport an hour's advance notice ahead of each drone flight.
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A 9th Circuit spokesman said Wednesday that the court will provide 60 to 90 minutes advance notice before issuing its decision.
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But one administration official said that the White House did not receive advance notice of the criminal charges against the bank.
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In contrast, Gelernt said, flights coordinated by Health and Human Services officials have been going smoothly, with enough advance notice provided.
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Still, those precedents did not address a situation in which the White House has advance notice about what will be asked.
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New York State Attorney General Letitia James indicated that her group didn't even give the DOJ advance notice of the lawsuit.
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Data transmitted from a jet engine while planes are in the air can provide 15-30 days' advance notice of potential failures.
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The White House didn't respond Wednesday when asked which law enforcement people advised Trump against giving advance notice of his impending order.
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Spicer also disputed reports that the White House did not give key government agencies advance notice about the specifics of the order.
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There must also be advance notice of changes — of at least 15 days, with longer notice periods applying for more complex changes.
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First, the laws would require employers to provide two weeks' advance notice to workers of their schedules—or pay them a penalty.
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So far, North Korea has not heeded requests by ICAO to give advance notice of any launches, one of the sources said.
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If a decision is made, the United States will give the EU an advance notice of about three weeks, the notes said.
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Local sources told this author that the investigated companies were given a 48-hour advance notice about the search warrants against them.
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He also said it was extremely problematic for the safety of aircraft and ships because the missile was fired without advance notice.
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The spokesman would not say how much advance notice was given, but he said it did not disrupt coalition operations against ISIS.
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Stone and Corsi have repeatedly denied contacts with WikiLeaks or Assange, or advance notice about the theft or publication of the emails.
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The carriers are requiring passengers to provide documents — including those that say the animals will be well-behaved, and give advance notice.
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Schiff asked intelligence officials to give the committee advance notice of any effort by Barr to declassify documents related to the probe.
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The problem is that it wasn't — Trump, surprising all of his senior national security officials, cut it without explanation or advance notice.
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"Travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions to be put into effect with little or no advance notice," the State Department said.
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Times executives and employees are well accustomed to V.I.P. visits, but they are usually given days — if not weeks — of advance notice.
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It was also extremely problematic for the safety of aircraft and ships because the missile was fired without advance notice, he added.
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The agency also sought a court injunction after employees allegedly gave colleagues advance notice of inspections, according to the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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Ms. Hunter said she also had no advance notice when immigration officials recently transported five of her clients from their Minnesota homes.
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The main measure announced on Tuesday would force member states to give the commission advance notice of gas-supply deals with foreign suppliers.
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Barr also was given advance notice, according to a source familiar with the plans, and Nadler was also notified, a committee spokesman said.
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If all goes well, it will give people up to "tens of seconds" of advance notice before they might feel the ground shaking.
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By requiring advance notice (and compensation for last-minute changes), fair workweek scheduling can significantly raise quality of life for millions of people.
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For the last several decades, many companies have shifted to "just-in-time" scheduling, in which managers schedule shifts with little advance notice.
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Wildstein and Kelly discussed and agreed that there would be no advance notice of the closures to Fort Lee officials or the public.
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Field test accuracy is not a good indicator, because the shooter typically has advance notice of when and where the missile is launched.
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"Exercising those clauses must be done in a reasonable fashion - giving employees adequate advance notice and consultation, giving relocation packages etc," McCavish said.
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The FWS will issue an advance notice of proposed rulemaking as it prepares for potential changes to how it handles the wolf population.
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The minority party can spring it on the majority at the last minute with little to no advance notice of a specific amendment.
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The crackdown, critics said, was announced with little advance notice and, apparently, little planning for how to deal with its far-reaching impacts.
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The few seconds advance notice of an impending maneuver that a turn signal gives other drivers are often enough to avoid such mayhem.
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Broward County Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie said Wednesday afternoon that the school did not have any explicit advance notice Cruz was a threat.
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At the time, some workers said that they understood the cuts, but were angered that there was no advance notice from the company.
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DE - to allow customers to get advance notice of letters, with the envelopes being photographed in sorting centers and emailed to the recipients.
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Beyoncé and Jay-Z's new album, "Everything Is Love," released without advance notice over the weekend, will be eligible for next week's chart.
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In response, Mr. Esper said he wanted advance notice before General Abrams or any other commander made decisions related to protecting their troops.
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In a statement following the news of Trump's conversation, the White House said it was not given any advance notice about Trump's call.
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Because this press conference had been scheduled with no advance notice, the seating in the East Room would be a free-for-all.
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Despite having received no advance notice, Mercy Corps officials are proceeding "in an orderly and responsible fashion in order to comply," she said.
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The reason given for the advance notice was that a statewide informational mailing on the new requirements was set to go out Tuesday.
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Passengers traveling with service animals, such as guide dogs, will still not be required to provide documentation or advance notice to the airline.
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Trump's initial travel ban went into effect immediately and without advance notice, sparking widespread confusion, chaos and protests at airports around the country.
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If you're going to do it yourself, figure out where you will get a truck and how much advance notice will be needed.
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Bird said officials in Tel Aviv and Paris had advance notice of the scooter rental launch, an effort to avert possible regulatory battles.
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DE - to allow customers to get advance notice of letters, with the envelopes being photographed in sorting centres and emailed to the recipients.
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A similar federal law, known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, requires advance notice for a layoff of 500 or more employees.
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"No, there's no communication whatsoever," Kirkman said when asked whether he gives AMC and showrunner Scott Gimple advance notice of things like character deaths.
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" "Such significant changes to our state's elections and judicial systems should never be planned in secret and sprung on the public without advance notice.
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Asked if the State Department had been given advance notice of Pence's remarks, a State Department spokesperson referred BuzzFeed News to the White House.
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At its peak, the "Same Drugs" video attracted more than 33,000 eyeballs — not too shabby for a video premiered will very little advance notice.
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Shortly after the Overstock registration statement became effective, the SEC published an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and Concept Release on transfer agent regulations.
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The teachers' union postponed the strike amid a conflict with district officials over whether the district was given enough advance notice of the strike.
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The FMCSA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking Tuesday aiming to require states to hold annual inspections of commercial vehicles that carry passengers.
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A senior US defense official told CNN that the US was given about one hour's advance notice of the strikes by the Turkish military.
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The difference is that ATL, the airlines and the average 275,000 passengers that go through the airport every day didn't get any advance notice.
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Fortunately, history shows that with sufficient advance notice, corrective policies can be phased in more gradually and less disruptively for workers and beneficiaries alike.
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In a chaotic war of many players on both sides and with civilians bearing the brunt, the advance notice did not save their lives.
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If Mueller thinks that giving advance notice might compromise his inquiry, he should have the power to hold his plans close to the vest.
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They've affected the way she campaigns — she doesn't publicize the location of her campaign headquarters, and doesn't always give advance notice of campaign stops.
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Mr. Collins, who helped lead the president's impeachment defense, had received no advance notice that he was under consideration for the top intelligence post.
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The ATF issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking Tuesday as it considers whether to establish new marking requirements for firearm silencers and mufflers.
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Even with advance notice, the airstrike has threatened cooperation, or rather lack of interference, and strained diplomatic relations between the United States and Russia.
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Presidential contender Elizabeth Warren is demanding a federal investigation into whether President Donald Trump provided advance notice of the deadly strike on Iran's Gen.
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US workers affected by that reform were given decades of advance notice, while in France it hit workers who were much closer to retirement.
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The service requires as little as 15 minutes advance notice, without any minimum purchase requirements, and it's a free service for any Amazon Prime members.
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TMZ says the celebration currently in the works will have a considerably smaller guest list, and that invitees will be given plenty of advance notice.
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It appears the government had advance notice of terrorist threats to churches, but political squabbling among fractious politicians led to the squandering of this intelligence.
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Don junior did send a message to WikiLeaks on Twitter, asking for advance notice of a future release of material, but apparently received no reply.
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So, if the Russian Air Force wanted to fly above the most sensitive US military installations, it would give its American counterparts that advance notice.
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The passenger must also provide the United Accessibility Desk the appropriate documentation and at least 48-hours advance notice before his or her scheduled flight.
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Trudeau said Ottawa had been given a few days' advance notice about the plan to arrest Meng Wanzhou, who faces extradition to the United States.
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He said the ministry would provide advance notice if it decided to cut the offerings and would try to reduce them as smoothly as possible.
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Just as we got advance notice someone was proposing on last week's Pretty Little Liars, we also knew someone would be murdered in tonight's episode.
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Residents were forced to flee with few belongings and little advance notice as the fire doubled in size on Tuesday and surged into the city.
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The warning appeared to come very late and was ineffective in ensuring people had advance notice to ensure their safety and that of their families.
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"I never received advance notice, from anyone, that Podesta's emails had been 'nicked,' as the Brits would say, and would be published," Stone said Monday.
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Senators, who are currently scattered around the country, are expected to get 28503-hours advance notice of a vote so they can return to Washington.
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If we discontinue a Service, where reasonably possible, we will give you reasonable advance notice and a chance to get information out of that Service.
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Airlines have updated their policies regarding emotional support animals in recent months and years, often requiring documentation or advance notice before allowing them on board.
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"The activities undertaken by these officials are often of pressing national security, law enforcement, or humanitarian importance and occur with little advance notice," it added.
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An undocumented immigrant with serious health issues was deported without advance notice this week days after his lawyers requested a cardiologist's visit, his attorneys said.
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In his statement Friday, Trump also took issue with language requiring advance notice of military action and restricting the transfer of detainees from Guantanamo Bay.
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But today's advance notice of proposed rulemaking is the first real step in initiating the long, bureaucratic process that would make the regulation a reality.
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When the White House released a rough summary of the July 25 phone call, Ukrainian officials were livid because they'd been given no advance notice.
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Political considerations aside, an advance-notice DMZ greeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim could test the nerves of even the steeliest Secret Service agents.
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The advance notice gave the Fermis time to prepare their escape, urgent because Laura was Jewish and Mussolini was promulgating increasingly harsh anti-Semitic laws.
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The Chamber of Commerce is focusing on communication with Border Patrol, trying to get as much advance notice of any closings as they possibly can.
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With advance notice, doctors can take steps to prevent the spread of the virus, like isolating patients and putting masks on themselves and the patients.
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However, Cyber Command is likely to have gotten some advance notice of the drone strike, given its mission of defending the U.S. against foreign cyberattacks.
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"The activities undertaken by these officials are often of pressing national security, law enforcement, or humanitarian importance and occur with little advance notice," it adds.
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The Germans "screwed us," said one State Department official who added that Yilmaz was sent back to Turkey without the US being given advance notice.
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Drug companies are suing the state of California over a recently enacted law that would require manufacturers to give advance notice before significantly raising prices.
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Susan was put on a plane back to Honduras in November without any advance notice, Ms. Caballero said, giving her no chance to legally intervene.
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock of Denver said that it is aware of raid reports, but the city would not receive advance notice of ICE activity.
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Be sure to give them advance notice, though — if they don't want candy, showing up unannounced with an enormous bag of candy is not the move.
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Lawyers involved in the federal death penalty litigation told BuzzFeed News that they did not receive any advance notice from the Justice Department about Thursday's announcement.
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On Tuesday, Comey held a press conference with little advance notice, on the same day President Barack Obama was to campaign with Clinton in North Carolina.
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It allows lawmakers to visit migrant facilities with no advance notice and gives the government 24 hours to report the death of an unaccompanied migrant child.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported the country's intelligence agency said North Korea gave no advance notice of nuclear tests to China or the United States.
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Brach made sure there was little drama in the ninth, although he admitted to having no advance notice that he would get the opportunity to close.
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Without advance notice, Mr. Becker left on a Friday for two weeks in South America and asked Mr. McCann to host his show beginning on Monday.
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They said EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt issued a 90-day stay without giving the public advance notice or the opportunity to comment, as required by law.
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Given that one player in the world top 20 said his understanding was that random testing came with 24-hour advance notice, more fireworks may ensue.
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Earnest said the White House had no advance notice of Comey's latest letter and said it was not briefed on its content before it was released.
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Under the terms of its Vienna Document, to which Russia is a signatory, countries carrying out drills with more than 9,000 troops must provide advance notice.
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Democrats are also demanding that any deaths of migrant children be reported within 24 hours and that lawmakers don't need advance notice to visit a facility.
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Trump reportedly did not give South Korea advance notice of his decision to cancel, even though Moon was in Washington on Tuesday to discuss the summit.
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North Korea: Behind the scenes: Pompeo wouldn't say whether the U.S. gave advance notice to the South Koreans that Trump would be concealing the Kim summit.
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The president, speaking to reporters at the White House on Friday, said he was not concerned that the advance notice could help targeted immigrants evade arrest.
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A Marshall Project review of Department of Transportation records shows that the agency's monitoring is infrequent, and companies are typically given advance notice of an audit.
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The feds want advance notice so that people who are wanted for immigration violations can be re-arrested and locked up in detention centers pending deportation.
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California has adopted a law requiring drug companies to provide advance notice of price increases, together with a detailed statement of the reasons for the increases.
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Several lawmakers said they were not given any advance notice about the president's announcement involving the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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The Senate and House resolutions come after top Democrats were not given advance notice from the Trump administration about the strike that killed Soleimani in Iraq.
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The statement said Iraqi President Barham Salih also received advance notice from a U.S. diplomat, and also asked unsuccessfully for Americans to call off it off.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts released a plan for part-time workers that would, among other guarantees, require employers to give advance notice of work schedules.
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They said if a creator received an email saying they would be losing the badge, it was an advance notice and they could appeal the decision.
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Some airline officials say they would need to hire more staff to impose additional curbs and are worried about how much advance notice they would have.
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Advance notice also gives you time to challenge the debt (say, if you think that federal tax bill is incorrect) or apply for a hardship exemption.
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Plan early so you can give as much advance notice as possible, being mindful of when your company or team's busy times of the year are.
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That might change in the wake of some major incident, especially if it were discovered that advance notice might have been gleaned from an encrypted mobile device.
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"To make the aid programme a success, it's essential that measures are not decided unilaterally or are not taken back without advance notice," said spokesman Dennis Kolberg.
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ET Michael Cohen told the House Oversight Committee Wednesday that Donald Trump was given advance notice about the release of hacked Democratic emails during the 2016 campaign.
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When DuPont agreed to merge with Dow Chemical in 2015, it gave advance notice to Nelson Peltz, who runs Trian, an activist fund, and secured his blessing.
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The confidential information included advance notice about rules cutting reimbursement rates for radiation cancer treatment and dialysis, allowing Deerfield to short healthcare companies affected by the cuts.
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With movies, Meade explains, she would likely have weeks of advance notice about a sex scene, ample time to prepare psychologically and emotionally as well as physically.
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Without advance notice or guidance from the White House at the start, many offices were stuck in a holding pattern, according to several aides for Republican senators.
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Turkey did not give U.S. coalition forces adequate advance notice before it bombed terrorist targets near U.S. troops in Iraq and Syria, a Pentagon spokesman said Wednesday.
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CREW has requested records relating to the FBI's investigation into how Giuliani got advance notice of Comey's investigations, but the FBI has yet to fulfill CREW's request.
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We simulated the improvements to employee health that would follow from a $4 wage increase as compared to getting two-weeks of advance notice of work schedules.
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"To make the aid program a success, it's essential that measures are not decided unilaterally or are not taken back without advance notice," said spokesman Dennis Kolberg.
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On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly criticized the Obama administration for giving ISIS advance notice of the offensive, alleging it gave the terror group time to prepare.
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Pruitt's EPA published a watered-down version of his schedule after the fact and did not give the public or reporters advance notice of his public appearances.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Obama did not get advance notice of Comey's announcement and said the president would not discuss the FBI's investigation with Clinton.
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Washington doesn't require employers to accommodate breastfeeding mothers like California or DC, and it doesn't make employers give workers flexible scheduling and advance notice of scheduling changes.
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Customs and Border Protection "had practically no advance notice" of the executive order, when it would become effective, and what it would contain, the inspector general said.
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While senators didn't receive advance notice of Tillerson's firing, several said it had been clear for some time that he was on the outs with the president.
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Customs and Border Protection "had practically no advance notice" of the executive order, when it would become effective and what it would contain, the inspector general said.
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Between that and the lack of advance notice, Phillips says, "we have to be ready all the time" — even if some of that time is just waiting.
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Neither man had any illusions that the plan would be immediately embraced by congressional Republicans, who were not given advance notice of the proposal, the officials said.
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Boasberg, in his ruling issued on Friday, agreed with the lawsuit's claim that the government's actions violated the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires advance notice of new rules.
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This visit could give future generations advance notice if Bennu is indeed on a collision course with Earth, as well as help them determine a course of action.
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A spokesperson said the company did not have advance notice of Trump's Muslim ban, noting that the compensation plan was conceived today and was still being worked out.
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They also have to provide 30 days notice if they want to travel out of the country with Jack ... and "reasonable" advance notice to travel out of state.
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Meanwhile, advocates have argued that the costs to companies of giving more advance notice on schedules are minimal, and that following the new laws may actually improve profitability.
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Before its offensive began on Saturday, the Turkish military gave the US advance notice that its forces were going to strike the Kurds in Afrin, Mattis told reporters.
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I got called last night (they're usually good with advance notice), so I am dead-heading to Miami this morning to pick up my line for the day.
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Adam Jentleson, a senior aide to Reid, accused McConnell of jamming Democrats by filing a motion to begin action on the continuing resolution without giving Democrats advance notice.
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" It also said airlines were not allowed to require advance notice for passengers traveling with service animal "other than emotional support animals (ESAs) and psychiatric support animals (PSAs).
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As temperatures increase and sea levels rise, working families and those living below the poverty line will experience more severe climate impacts with less advance notice or preparation.
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It also said it would take action to prevent airlines from requiring advance notice from passengers traveling with certain service animals, such as guide dogs for the blind.
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GOP leaders have been discussing whether to start curtailing the open process so that they can limit amendments or at least have advance notice of politically charged measures.
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Patrik Nygren, the mayor of Parainen, the archipelago's administrative center, said he received no advance notice and was out picking mushrooms with his family when the raids happened.
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One issue airlines are concerned about is how much advance notice they would have to impose additional restrictions, which some airline officials say would require hiring more staff.
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Two people familiar with the project said Google gave no advance notice to governments and picked a time to announce it when encryption was not in the news.
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Two people familiar with the project said Google gave no advance notice to governments, and picked a time to announce it when encryption was not in the news.
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While ponche is not listed on the menu at La Comunión, chef Charlie Otero can prepare it for anyone who provides one day advance notice, subject to availability.
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Relevant agencies were clearly not given enough advance notice to change the information on their sites or provide useful, detailed guidance to the people they're supposed to serve.
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The layoffs take effect April 11 and affected employees received 60-day advance notice of the move, Yahoo said in a notice filed with the California Employment Development Department.
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The deputy is 'just flat out not OK to be around children'Miller told the Times that she had given the school weeks of advance notice about William's orthodontist appointment.
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Vice President Mike Pence left an event in Peru early so he could give advance notice of the strikes to congressional leaders, according to the White House press pool.
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However, YouTube appears to have left one party in the dark: "We were not given advance notice of this announcement," said the Wikimedia Foundation in a statement on Twitter.
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One in six said their supervisors had given them less than 24 hours' notice of their job shift, and nearly three-quarters got less than two weeks advance notice.
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While the Federal Reserve Board and other federal financial regulators have issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on the issue, some states are already wading into the water.
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The Kremlin said it did not receive advance notice of the cancellation, with Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov telling Russian news outlets they learned of the news from Trump's tweets.
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Under what's known as an "open rule," lawmakers of either party can offer an unlimited number of amendments with no required advance notice to their colleagues or the public.
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"As a reputable operator, AMC has no desire to whipsaw its guests with frequent change, nor would it do so without providing guests reasonable advance notice," the company added.
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It simply says that there should be an understanding between EPA and the State regarding confidentiality and "whether or when" a facility would get advance notice of an inspection.
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The Ticket to Work program, which provides disabled people with career counseling, job placement, and employment support services, is facing changes under the agency's advance notice of proposed rulemaking.
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The Kremlin said it did not receive advance notice of the cancellation, with Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov telling Russian news outlets they learned of the news from Trump's tweets.
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OKEx, which began in China, altered some trading rules without advance notice, according to a large hedge fund, Amber AI, which published a post on Medium about the changes.
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Mr. Trump has defended his ban on all travel from the European Union, but he did not bother to consult with European leaders or even give them advance notice.
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The changes made it harder for law enforcement officials to obtain such logs without providing advance notice and giving news organizations a chance to contest the request in court.
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"For Ms. Rossetti to say she did not contact neighbors because of concerns as to advance notice is in our view inconsistent with the protocol," the tribunal's majority ruled.
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But the advance notice was shorter this time, and people barely had a chance to gather their things — furniture, appliances, photographs, pets — if they had any chance at all.
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And although banks have to give you notice about changes to your rates and fees, they're not legally required to give you advance notice of changes to your rewards.
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The so-called TRUST Act allows the chairs of three congressional tax committees to obtain Trump's state returns upon request, and doesn't require any advance notice of the move.
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Just as the agency was blindsided by the withdrawal of Vitiello's name, ICE leadership had no advance notice of the White House announcement Sunday, according to a senior DHS official.
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House Democrats in competitive swing districts and members of the Blue Dog Coalition expressed frustration over the lack of advance notice and a coordinated message from leadership about the resolution.
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In a phone interview with BuzzFeed News later in the evening, Dunlap said that although he didn't get advance notice of the president's decision, he wasn't surprised by the announcement.
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Lynch and Yates objected after Comey gave advance notice to top officials at the Justice Department before sending the letter to lawmakers, law enforcement officials briefed on the matter said.
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But the company secretary of Green's Arcadia Group wrote to lawmakers on Wednesday saying the regulator had been given advance notice of the sale, which concluded on March 21, 20.6910.
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A representative for the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said in a statement that it would give up to 90 minutes advance notice before it hands down its ruling.
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Congressional Republicans have absolutely no mandate for their extremist agenda — they have repeatedly forced through anti-worker legislation in the states with no advance notice — but this will not matter.
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San Francisco city ordinances prohibit its police from providing advance notice of an inmate's release from jail, NBC added, even if Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) wants to detain them.
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The FWS issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on Monday as it prepares for potential changes to how it handles the "non-essential experimental population" of these red wolves.
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The agency's advance notice kicks off a 60-day comment period on "specific topics for the Agency to consider in developing any subsequent proposed rule," according to an EPA release.
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Like other major cities, Philadelphia does not let ICE agents into its jails and declines to provide ICE advance notice of a suspect's or inmate's release without a judicial warrant.
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Union reps said employees were not given advance notice of the announcement and that they learned of the site selection via media reports despite Perdue's assurances he would provide notice.
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Unlike the approach of many teenagers, who believe that it is easier to beg forgiveness than permission, in business the advance notice of a potential issue can lessen its impact.
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Many of these practices are subtle and occur at the local level, allowing them to fly under the radar now that the advance notice protections of Section 5 are gone.
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Russia has said Syria shot the plane down shortly after Israeli jets hit the area, and accused Israel of creating the dangerous conditions by failing to give sufficient advance notice.
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"We apologize but we were not given advance notice of this announcement by the US federal government," according to an announcement broadcast on the ship and recorded on the video.
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The administration said last year that to receive funding, state and local governments must give federal immigration authorities access to their jails and advance notice of immigrants' release from custody.
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The acting legend was leaving Mr. Chow Friday night when we asked him how he pulled off shooting more than 20 scenes in 9 days ... with very little advance notice.
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McConnell's office said the Kentucky Republican "did not have any advance notice" about the manuscript or its contents — and there was some reporting that Senate Republicans felt blindsided by it.
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Even Mitch McConnell felt compelled to issue a statement through a spokesman who said the Senate majority leader "did not have any advance notice" of Bolton's manuscript and its contents.
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The speed at which the new system is analyzing and issuing warnings on previously posted videos appears to be one reason some channels are being taken down without advance notice.
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Let's take a closer look: — Before publishing a major regulation, federal agencies would be required to issue an advance notice of proposed rulemaking under the Early Participation in Regulations Act.
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So my question for Judge Gorsuch — after giving him ample advance notice so that he could study the case — is a simple one: Which side would he have been on?
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D.C. District Judge Carl Nichols rejected Trump's request for advance notice from Democrats if they decide to use a recently passed New York law to obtain the president's state returns.
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The bill allocated $3.2 billion for drones, infrared ground sensors and long-range thermal imaging cameras to give Border Patrol agents advance notice when migrants cross illegally, especially at night.
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The decision comes after the Wall Street Journal reported on the advance notice, describing how it gave employees time to cover up problematic sales practices by shredding documents and forging signatures.
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In their report, investigators called the mission a "complex transit" of 259 nautical miles from Kuwait to Bahrain that required more than the 24-hours advance notice the crews were given.
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Ambassador James Jeffrey, the US envoy to Syria, told the Senate on Tuesday that he wasn't given advance notice about the US troop withdrawal in northeastern Syria ahead of Turkey's invasion.
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Comey gave advance notice to top officials at the Justice Department before sending his letter to lawmakers Friday -- but he didn't get sign-off from those officials, and wasn't seeking it.
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The president's press conference stunned members of the media at the White House, who had no advance notice of it and were expecting to be reporting details of the infrastructure meeting.
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Instead, the President's lawyers are asking the federal judge to step in and order the congressional committees to give 14-days advance notice of any request for Trump's state tax returns.
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The AIU said Kiprop had been given advance notice which contravenes the World Anti-Doping Agency's guidelines stating that out-of-competition tests should be conducted without prior notice to athletes.
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Part of Mueller's probe has involved looking into whether Trump associates may have had advance notice before WikiLeaks published emails stolen by Russian hackers from Democratic computer networks to damage Clinton.
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On Saturday Trump tweeted the network made a "vicious and intentional mistake" when the network incorrectly reported that Donald Trump Jr. received advance notice about a WikiLeaks release of Democratic information.
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On Thursday, the Treasury Department finalized the revocation of the documentation rules and also issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking signaling an intention to issue other regulations in this area.
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The rule restricts agencies' use of interim final rules, requires on-record hearings and advance notice of proposed rulemaking for all rules with economic price tags of at least $100 million.
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Like the earliest ride-hailing providers, many e-scooter companies have taken a cavalier approach to growth, dumping thousands of vehicles on city streets with no permits and little advance notice.
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Facebook is negotiating contracts where it requires local governments it reaches tax subsidy deals with to give the technology firm advance notice before responding to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
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The executive order, of which the DHS was not given advance notice, sparked protest, outrage, and a contentious weeks long semantics debate over whether the policy was a ban at all.
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In its advance notice of proposed rulemaking published Friday, the FDA says it's seeking feedback on how to define premium cigars, how these products are used and any public health considerations.
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The policy, which was reportedly drafted without input from key officials and lawmakers, went into effect immediately and without advance notice, sparking widespread chaos and protests at airports around the country.
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The Trump administration announced last year that to receive funding, state and local governments must give federal immigration authorities access to their jails and advance notice of immigrants' release from custody.
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Under California law, the layoff of more than 50 employees within 103 days at a single location like Yahoo's Sunnyvale headquarters requires an employer to give workers 60 days of advance notice.
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Some bipartisan members of Congress protested that they did not have advance notice about the action, which was signed late last month and sparked confusion at airports and protests around the country.
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Corsi has said he did not receive any inside knowledge or advance notice of the planned email releases from Wikileaks and figured it out on his own based on his own research.
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The Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and Comptroller of the Currency on Tuesday issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking that would establish stronger cybersecurity standards for America's largest banks.
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Take this not as a spoiler, but advance notice for anyone interested in investing the time: Made in America never answers the big question, and frankly, is all the better for it.
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The 220006-day delay also stands in stark contrast to Trump's previous insistence that any advance notice or delay in implementing the ban would allow "bad dudes" to rush into the country.
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The ensuing outcry led the state to assure the Supreme Court that those charged would not be arrested before an investigation, and that it would give advance notice to them before proceeding.
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Unlike at airports, where passenger information is transmitted to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) before international flights depart, at the land border people just show up and are processed without advance notice.
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But staying true to his behind-the-scenes nature, he requested that their wedding be "a low-key affair," so low in fact, that even Mr. Clinton did not receive advance notice.
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McCarthy told Republicans that if the Senate passes its healthcare bill, members would get a 85033-hour advance notice if leaders decided to call them back to Washington to vote on it.
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While Boothe initially said Democrats were made aware before the hearing that LoBiondo would be filling in for Nunes during the questioning, she later said that Democrats were not given advance notice.
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With our bilateral relationship in shreds and America's eyes forced shut by the embassy drawdown, Washington is unlikely to have any advance notice or influence over what is happening in the country.
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American commanders had expected to have some advance notice before Turkey launched an operation in northern Syria, and said they would probably have pulled back American forces to avoid advancing Turkish troops.
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"Success By Health was shut down and put out of business by the FTC without due process, due cause or any advance notice whatsoever," Eisenstein said in a statement to Business Insider.
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In a 2014 survey, 75 percent of some 1,85033 community pharmacists had experienced three or more delays or issues with stopped shipments over the previous 18 months – usually with no advance notice.
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Ms. Pelosi limited advance notice of her announcement to a tight circle of advisers, but there have been clear signs this week that Democrats were preparing to move forward with impeachment articles.
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"BoJack Horseman" creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg told Vulture it was Netflix's decision to cancel the series, though they gave him advance notice so the show would end in a narratively satisfying way.
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That fit with Davis's testimony that he was giving Walters inside information, including advance notice of the company's earnings reports and about the 2012 spinoff of part of its business, she said.
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After the CNN report in July, the Interior Department began publishing on Fridays a list of Zinke's meetings for that week, as well as advance notice of some of his public appearances.
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"The Trump campaign welcomed the release of information illegally obtained by Russian hacking efforts, and President Trump personally received advance notice regarding the release of damaging information," reads one of the points.
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The Ninth Circuit may also focus on procedural due process claims, which guarantee that people receive advance notice and an opportunity to be heard before they are deprived of liberty or property.
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Worrall's illegal tips to Blaszczak included advance notice about rules cutting reimbursement rates for radiation cancer treatment and dialysis, allowing Deerfield to profit by trading in companies affected by the rules, prosecutors said.
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"This current president did not consult leadership in Congress on the issue; this is again an abuse of his power and total disrespect of Congress by failing to provide advance notice," said Rep.
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Former GOP congressman Joe Walsh announces he's running for president U.S. officials said some in the administration were furious at the French government's decision to invite Zarif to Biarritz without significant advance notice.
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Today, the service will let users withdraw 10 percent of their savings on a quarterly basis, with advance notice, but the plan is to ease up on the withdrawal cap by next year.
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With every paper, network, and website covering the news conferences with plenty of advance notice and pretty much in the same exact way, they really aren't a winning ticket for the journalism industry.
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After years of delays due to repeated appeals for re-trials, on Friday morning, seven of the senior members of Aum were executed by hanging with no advance notice given to the public.
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Last Tuesday, the California Assembly's health committee approved a bill, already passed by the State Senate, that would require drug makers to give advance notice of big price increases and to justify them.
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A trucking company in Indiana must pay $2.2 million for firing 450 workers without advance notice after it acquired another trucking operation that had employed them, a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.
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On Monday, the Baltimore City Council unanimously passed a resolution to remove all four of the city's Confederate monuments, but there was no advance notice given to the public about the actual deed.
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Among the most serious problems identified by the advocate's office is a lack of advance notice when citizens are in danger of losing their passports because they owe the I.R.S. more than $50,000.
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Under the PSMA, fishing boats will have to give advance notice before entering ports in these 30 countries, sending along extremely detailed information about their activities, fishing licenses, and catch totals and type.
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And when water needed to be let out of a reservoir overnight from Sunday to Monday, responders were given advance notice to re-establish a massive staging area for ambulances and medical equipment.
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He walked through pro-Putin payments to Michael Flynn and through another Trump's aide's advance notice of John Podesta's hacked email and through the mysterious struggle over the Republican Party platform on Ukraine.
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They quickly speculated that Bennett, a friend of the Meadows', had advance notice of his exit and that the congressman timed his decision to help her — a charge that Meadows and Bennett deny.
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Tours and adventure outings vary in cost; at GeoTours, most half-day tours run between $30 and $60, depending on the activity and group size, and custom tours can be arranged with advance notice.
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Fortunately both the FCC and Hawaiian authorities are looking into it, and have already taken the following steps: It has created a new policy that supervisors must receive advance notice of all future drills.
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A leaked email showed that Brazile, who was then a CNN contributor, had given the Clinton campaign advance notice of a question the frontrunner might be asked at a townhall meeting in Flint, Mich.
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Then he left, telling me on his way out the door that he would be down to "do this again sometime," but I had to give him advance notice because he has a girlfriend.
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The suit was filed by a human rights group on behalf of students at Worth County High after an April 14 incident when about 40 officers showed up at the school without advance notice.
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"I had no advance notice of the source or the content of allegedly hacked emails nor of John Podesta's stolen emails published by WikiLeaks," Stone said in a statement to The Hill last week.
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Having as much advance notice of an impending collision as possible is imperative because more lead-up time gives scientists a better chance of figuring out how to divert an asteroid from its path.
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She accused the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police of being complicit in circumventing the legal process, because they received advance notice of the funeral and assisted in the ceremony.
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But after Hix staffed up and invested in raw materials to be able to handle future high demand, Amazon swept the product off the site with little explanation at first and no advance notice.
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CARAMANICA In the middle of the week, with no advance notice, Mr. Okazaki released "Work" — a striking, six-volume collection featuring solo-guitar renditions of every song Thelonious Monk is known to have written.
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Moreover, soliciting public comment — in federal jargon, an "advance notice of proposed rule making" — is usually used by an agency to test ideas far in advance of even putting forward a proposed new regulation.
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Mr. Smith said Microsoft had gotten advance notice that on Wednesday, March 4, local officials would recommend telecommuting and other forms of social distancing, such as telling people 60 or over to stay home.
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Donald Trump Jr. slammed CNN on Saturday, saying he wouldn't wait for an apology for the network's erroneous report claiming that the Trump campaign was given advance notice of a WikiLeaks release last year.
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Major storms often form somewhere off the coast of West Africa, giving refiners weeks of advance notice, said Alan Gelder, vice president for refining, chemicals and oil markets at energy research firm Wood Mackenzie.
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One issue that had been expected to come up at the meeting was how much advance notice airlines would get to impose additional restrictions, which some airline officials say would require hiring more staff.
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Also known as "red flag laws," they allow judges to authorize police to temporarily seize a person's guns, with no advance notice, if there are grounds to believe the person may commit a violent act.
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JPMorgan Chase Bank's auto finance unit has been hit with a proposed class action in Minnesota accusing it of repossessing cars and putting them up for sale without giving their owners legally required advance notice.
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"We declare that in case the U.S. and the South Korean puppet forces again attempt at hideous state-sponsored terrorism targeting the supreme leadership ... we will impose summary punishment without advance notice," their statement continued.
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CNN initially falsely reported that Donald Trump Jr. received an email from Wikileaks about hacked DNC documents on September 4 — which would have implied he had advance notice of the trove to be released online.
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SERVE FAMILY RECIPES Did you know that, with advance notice, some hotels are more than happy to prepare and serve you your favorite family recipes, be it your grandmother's coconut cake or your mother's challah?
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The episode shines light on a burden for tennis players and other elite athletes: having to make themselves available for unannounced out-of-competition testing at a chosen hour, every single day, without advance notice.
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Chinese diplomats in the United States must now give advance notice of any meetings with state, local and municipal officials, as well as at educational and research institutions, senior State Department officials said on Wednesday.
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Officials learned about Zayed's visit when they saw his name listed on a flight manifest, signaling a breach in protocol because the UAE did not provide the White House with advance notice of the visit.
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Sandy Levin (D-Mich.), a former chairman of the committee, seemed particularly upset and said that the last-minute of introduction of a complex amendment without advance notice, questions or debate was out of order.
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"You never give advance notice of going into a battle area — you just never do," Ms. Pelosi told reporters at the Capitol, adding that Mr. Trump may not have understood that because of his inexperience.
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This week, the Republican-led legislature reconvened to allocate funds for victims of Hurricane Matthew and other natural disasters, but it gave no advance notice of a surprise special session to roll out the controversial laws.
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A senior Turkish official, meanwhile, said in a statement to the Western news outlets on Sunday that the Turkish military had been given advance notice of the raid, and welcomed the strike against Mr. al-Baghdadi.
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The ACCC had said Medibank did not give advance notice about the policy change in 2014 because its members might have opted to switch to other providers and that might have hurt its initial public offering.
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Part of that probe has involved looking into whether any of Trump's associates may have had advance notice before WikiLeaks published emails stolen by Russian hackers from Democratic computer networks to damage Trump rival Hillary Clinton.
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In addition, a former Trump campaign aide says that a Fox contact gave him advance notice of a different debate question, which asked the candidates whether they would support the Republican nominee, regardless of who won.
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If you're craving a specific dish, such as chicken potpie or meatloaf, ask for it but with a caveat: give advance notice, preferably 12 hours, if you want a labor-intensive dish or something particularly special.
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The Trump administration, which clearly had advance notice of Mr. Guaidó's effort on Tuesday, declared that several top aides of Mr. Maduro had been plotting against him and that there was a plan to take power.
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They would have to give advance notice of such trips and permission would not be granted unless the FBI told Congress in writing that the diplomats had abided by the travel rules in the previous quarter.
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It's also peculiar that HTC would give advance notice of halting trading — these moves are usually done immediately and designed to prevent shareholders from being freaked out by unfavorable news and rushing to sell off their stock.
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North Korea regularly threatens to destroy the U.S, but Thursday's report was unusual in its detail, leading some to speculate that Pyongyang was giving advance notice of changes to its missile programme rather than threatening an attack.
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"We have identified a trend in which Iran's authorities are carrying out executions of juvenile offenders in secret and without giving advance notice to the families, seemingly in a deliberate attempt to avoid global outrage," Luther added.
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" The agreement is explicit that Trump is entitled to "immediately obtain, either from the Arbitrator and/or from any other court of competent jurisdiction, an ex parte issuance of a restraining order … without advance notice to [Daniels].
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"The FDA is aware that a number of auto-generated comments were submitted to the docket for the advance notice of proposed rulemaking on flavors in tobacco products," the FDA's Stephanie Caccomo told BuzzFeed News by email.
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MANCHESTER, England, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Manchester United have made an official complaint against Britain's The Sun newspaper, saying they had received advance notice of the attack on the house of their chief executive Ed Woodward last month.
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The tent courts, which opened in early September with no advance notice to the public, have the capacity to hold as many as 420 hearings per day in Laredo and 720 in Brownsville conducted exclusively by video.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chinese diplomats in the United States must now give advance notice of any meetings with state, local and municipal officials, as well as at educational and research institutions, senior State Department officials said on Wednesday.
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The Early Participation in Regulations Act would require agencies to publish an advance notice of proposed rule-making for major rules in the Federal Register at least 90 days before publication of official notices, with few exceptions.
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Mr. Meister's strategy is a response to something called advance notice bylaws, which require a shareholder to submit director nominees to a corporation at least one month (sometimes as long as four months) before an annual meeting.
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Courtesy Mark Bradford / Hauser & Wirth Advance notice of this show, which features abundant work by women and African-Americans and a few pieces from Europe, Latin America, and Japan, seemed to bode challenges to the heroic myth.
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CNN on Friday corrected an erroneous report that Donald Trump Jr. had received advance notice from the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks about a trove of hacked documents that it planned to release during last year's presidential campaign.
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Just in time, too: On a day when Bobby and company were prepared to make a killing by exploiting advance notice of a natural gas disaster, Andolov brute-force hacked Axe Cap's entire internet and phone system.
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Attorneys representing VICE News had objected to the government's filing of a classified declaration last March, saying the government failed to ask the court's permission to file the "ex parte" declaration and provide advance notice to them.
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In 2013, it passed an ordinance that "limits when city law enforcement officers may give ICE advance notice of a person's release from local jail," according to the San Francisco Office of Civic Engagement and Immigrant Affairs.
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A spokesperson for Rubio said on Thursday that the senator "remains committed to seeing Tyndall AFB fully rebuilt" but would not say whether he was given advance notice that a project in his state would be affected.
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The pact banned missiles with ranges between 500 and 5,500 kilometers, which when deployed on Europe's periphery were seen as highly destabilizing because they would provide little advance notice of attack — and could carry a nuclear warhead.
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"It's both not getting any advance notice so the parents can be there to get the child, and the length of time it's taking in many of the repatriations that are being done by ICE," Gelernt said.
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Friedman added that the company does not believe it is legally able to provide advance notice of these restrictions, but he said that users can choose to make their private repos public to gain access and clone them.
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The so-called Rossby waves the team observed will hopefully give us a useful new tool to predict solar weather—energetic particles blasting the Earth from magnetic events on the Sun—with several days or more advance notice.
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With flowers shipped directly from farmers and delivered on demand with little advance notice, a new crop of floral start-ups is catering to consumers, including millennials, and disrupting the flower sector — just in time for Valentine's Day.
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Peru's electoral board has blocked Guzman's party from registering for the race and are considering whether to ban him, saying his party broke a series of rules, including modifying its statutes in an assembly without enough advance notice.
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The agency's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) on Friday withdrew the proposal after issuing an advance notice of proposed rulemaking last April that would have required states to inspect passenger-carrying commercial motor vehicles once a year.
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That leaves a second possible allegation that the Russians did not give advance notice of their hacking efforts, but made Trump or his aides a type of accessory after the fact in the use of the purloined emails.
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While OIRA said it will be mindful of agency deadlines when reviewing regulations, it said agencies can ease the process by providing advance notice about submissions and by making sure proposed rules are well drafted, thorough and complete.
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Facebook worked with us to ensure this information became public, redacting an appropriate amount of personally identifiable information to protect legitimate users and children, and giving advance notice to users whose events were unwittingly promoted by the IRA.
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The back-to-back GOP victories have led top Democrats to weigh whether to change House rules to require more advance notice of the substance of MTRs, which are frequently introduced just minutes before they get a vote.
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Nichols said he wasn't going to prevent Neal from requesting Trump's New York tax returns or require him to provide advance notice, in light of the House's concerns about separation of powers and the speech or debate clause.
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And at onboard specialty restaurants, where guests pay extra to dine, such as a steakhouse or tapas bar, almost any diet need can be met with advance notice, said Karl Muhlberger, Norwegian's vice president of food and beverage.
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On Tuesday, the FDA issued an advance notice of proposed rulesmaking, soliciting stakeholder comments for the next 21625 days on data, research and information on the role flavors -- including menthol cigarettes -- play in tobacco usage, initiation and cessation.
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They allege that the distributors warned pharmacies at risk of being reported to the Drug Enforcement Administration, helped others to circumvent limits on how many opioids they were allowed to buy, and often gave advance notice of audits.
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On Tuesday, the FDA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking, soliciting stakeholder comment for the next 85033 days on data, research and information on the role flavors -- including menthol cigarettes -- play in tobacco usage, initiation and cessation.
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"The Club believes that The Sun newspaper had received advance notice of the intended attack, which included criminal damage and intent to intimidate, and that the journalist was present as it happened," Manchester United said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, the FDA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking, soliciting stakeholder comment for the next 90 days on data, research and information on the role flavors — including menthol cigarettes — play in tobacco usage, initiation and cessation.
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"Denver is aware of recent reports that immigration enforcement would increase in the coming days, but Denver Police and the City of Denver would never receive advance notice of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity," the Democratic mayor tweeted.
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Trump also called on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to resign because an email from the latest WikiLeaks dump purports to show she received advance notice on a CNN Town Hall question from Democratic National Committee interim chairman Donna Brazile.
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Meanwhile Roger Stone, a longtime associate of Mr Trump, occasionally seemed to have advance notice of Democratic e-mails published last year by WikiLeaks, the portal through which, according to Mr Comey and others, Russian hackers released their loot.
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"WhatsApp has no obligation to provide any notice to us if they elect to stop using our products entirely and, as such, the contribution from WhatsApp could decline to zero in any future period without advance notice," Twilio said.
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The judge required him to stay in the Washington metropolitan area until his next court date, although he's been allowed to travel to Manhattan to meet with his lawyers if he gives advance notice to the Pretrial Services Agency.
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SAUNDERS: NO ACTUALLY THE REVERSE I THOUGHT I WOULD GET SOME PUSHBACK BUT MY COLLEAGUES AT ALLERGAN UNANIMOUSLY SUPPORTED ME AND MY EXECUTIVE TEAM GOT ADVANCE NOTICE AND WE ALL TALKED ABOUT IT AND THEY WERE FULLY ON BOARD.
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"The defendant, without warning or advance notice to Plaintiff or to her counsel, filed a Complaint for Divorce in the State of California on March 27, 2017," say the documents, which were filed in Rhode Island on March 30.
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The Department of Agriculture (USDA), which oversees the Forest Service, is planning to revise the contents of the agency's oil and gas resources regulations, according to one advance notice of proposed rulemaking submitted to the Federal Register on Wednesday.
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The amendment would require the special counsel to inform Congress about changes to the scope of the probe in addition to explaining prosecutorial decisions, as well as provide Congress with advance notice of the dismissal of a special counsel.
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Alaska's law required 48-hour advance notice to parents before a physician may terminate a minor's pregnancy, though it allowed a minor to seek a judge's permission to bypass the notice process and granted an exception for medical emergencies.
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The Turkish military gave the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State less than an hour of advance notice, a U.S. coalition spokesman said on Wednesday, describing it as inadequate time to ensure the safety of forces on the ground.
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The problem is, I never get any advance notice about when I need to reapply for this relief, which is called income-based repayment, and there are only a certain number of times you can go into deferment—a.k.a.
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There were reports of exceptionally long lines in predominantly black voting precincts, properly registered voters being forced to use provisional ballots, voters being turned away even with proper ID, and precincts being closed or relocated with little advance notice.
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The information gave the firm advance notice to clean up any potential flaws in audits it conducted at companies that would be targeted, which might help improve an auditing record that has been hardly stellar the last two years.
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As she sought to determine whether a reasonable basis existed for the accusation, she shared the matter with White House and Justice Department officials, meaning that the same institution he was complaining about had advance notice of the issue.
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Source: FactSet The company provided official 15-day advance notice that it and its wholly owned subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric, intend to file petitions to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code on or about Jan. 83.
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Arguably the biggest news in security this week was also the strangest; a company barely a year old announced a series of AMD vulnerabilities, giving the chip company only a day or so advance notice before making the results public.
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The company provided official 15-day advance notice on Monday that it and its wholly owned subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric, intend to file petitions to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. bankruptcy code on or about Jan. 29.
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The official added that "there has been an effort to communicate what is likely to happen, without saying specifically when and where," contrary to the "zero tolerance" policy which was done without much advance notice to the media or Capitol Hill.
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In some cases, Commissioners were given no advance notice whatsoever of these midnight regulations…These last-minute actions, which did not enjoy the support of the majority of Commissioners at the time they were taken, should not bind us going forward.
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The decision will threaten more than half of the Democratic field months before the nominating process begins in February, leaving some campaigns with no advance notice of new rules that will have an immediate effect on their strategy, time, and resources.
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"[W]e conclude that EPA violated section 710 when it obligated $43,238.68 for the installation of a soundproof privacy booth without providing advance notice to the Committees on Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the Senate," the GAO wrote.
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The emails also revealed that Clinton may have received advance notice on a CNN Town Hall question in March, and that Doug Band, a former top advisor to Bill Clinton, called Chelsea Clinton a "spoiled brat" in a 2011 email.
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"The reaction in currencies has been limited as President Trump had provided advance notice about a possible strike on Syria, giving speculators ample time to brace for the actual event," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior forex strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.
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They used dedicated short-range radio, also known as vehicle-to-vehicle communication, to chat with each other and even with infrastructure Michigan's DOT installed for the purpose, getting advance notice of things like changing speed limits and closed lanes ahead.
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"Both changes were pushed through with total disregard for the input of knowledgeable writers and editors, with zero advance notice, and the changes also show a disturbing disregard for the mainstream historical record," the paper's union members wrote in the letter.
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The Department of Agriculture (USDA), which oversees the Forest Service, is planning to revise the contents of the agency's oil and gas resources regulations, according to one advance notice of proposed rule-making submitted to the Federal Register on Wednesday.
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While the White House declined provide advance notice about what Pence plans to address, his role as leader of the National Space Council means he is expected to make an announcement regarding the group's work on policy and regulatory reforms.
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Even destroying their missiles on the launch pad has become much harder, because the North has developed mobile launchers and solid-fuel missiles, which can be rolled out and fired with far less advance notice than older liquid-fuel missiles.
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It was his dream to own a business, but the timing wasn't necessarily on his terms — he started it after being laid off from his job with no advance notice and right after we came back from our family vacation.
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Individuals on the list will go through a regular checkpoint screening process, according to the official, who added that their inclusion will provide advance notice to TSA staff that an individual is scheduled to fly out of a particular airport.
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Satellites and other US intelligence aircraft are watching closely for signs that Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, as well as Russian units -- are using the advance notice to move aircraft, weapons and personnel out of the way of a potential attack.
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Just as sporting events, Disney World, and the border with Canada have shuttered without advance notice, we may simply wake up one morning to learn that it is deemed too dangerous and chaotic to go to the polls in November.
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The warning said travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions to be put into effect with little or no advance notice, and should be aware that the Chinese government could prevent them from entering or exiting parts of Hubei province.
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Massachusetts recently joined other states to submit comments to the FDA on an advance notice of proposed rulemaking — the first step the agency takes in implementing a rule — about the role flavors play in attracting users to certain tobacco products.
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In a report in 2015, Philip Alston, the United Nations Human Rights Council Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, wrote that too often evictions of Roma have taken place with little advance notice and in an "abusive fashion".
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But US District Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson found Friday that the administration likely didn't abide by proper rulemaking procedures in publishing the policy without offering the public advance notice and the opportunity to comment, blocking it temporarily from going into effect.
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The Government Accountability Office earlier this year found that Carson broke the law when he ordered the table set for his office and spent over $8,000 to install a dishwasher in his office kitchen without providing advance notice to congressional appropriators.
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" As reported by the Philadelphia Media Network, the Fair Workweek bill will "require Philadelphia employers with more than 13 locations and 250 employees to give workers two weeks advance notice of their schedules and offer 'predictability pay' if schedules change after that.
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They specifically prohibit local law enforcement officers from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement requests to hold people eligible for release on immigration offenses, and limit when local law enforcement officers may give ICE advance notice of a person's release from local jail.
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Advance notice is posted for the homeless residents who live on that block to move their tents so the streets can be cleared of trash, swept by massive street sweepers, and then sprayed down with disinfectant in workers wearing white Hazmat suits.
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He'll be allowed to travel to Manhattan, where most of his lawyers are based, as long as he gives advance notice to the Pretrial Services Agency, but he will have to get the judge's permission to travel elsewhere in the United States.
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But earlier Tuesday, when I posted a thread about the Immigrants Are Coming Across the Border to Kill You motif (abbreviated IACATBTKY for Twitter), it's not because I had any advance notice of the content — it's because, at this point, it's deeply predictable.
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His newest album, The Colour in Anything (released with little advance notice last Friday), opens with Blake already at the height of emotional turmoil: "I can't believe that you don't want us," he sings, like someone has just stabbed him in the chest.
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"You also have to implement confidence-building measures as the U.S. did in Europe," Klingner said, mentioning steps like advance notice of large-scale military exercises and reducing the number of North Korean forces near the demilitarized zone dividing the two Koreas.
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All of the sailors face jail terms of up to six years if found guilty of what Moscow says was a plot to illegally cross the Russian border by trying to pass through the strait without advance notice and ignoring calls to stop.
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Department of Homeland Security officials were not provided with sufficient advance notice of the impending executive order and were scrambling throughout the day Saturday to figure out exactly how they were supposed to be implementing the new directive from the White House.
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Given almost no advance notice, DHS officials scrambled on Wednesday night to inform stakeholders that Trump's mandate would not interfere with efforts to help state and local election officials bolster their voting infrastructure against potential cyber attacks, according to a senior U.S. official.
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Later in the week, in a move that recalled Mr. Trump's crusade to demonize and black-ball selected media outlets, Mr. Burr's campaign vindictively banned the state's main newspaper, The News & Observer, from receiving advance notice of the senator's daily campaign schedule.
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At the news conference, Nydia Velázquez, a Democrat representing Queens, Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan, said she is co-sponsoring legislation in the House of Representatives that will require the Commerce Department to provide advance notice to Congress before changing questions on the census.
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However, at the request of local police, the event was forced to relocate to another venue with just one day's advance notice, leaving many questioning if Roy's activism in support civil society issues, or Alam's recent political arrest, were the underlying causes.
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The suit claims that the administration's actions violated the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires advance notice of new rules, and asks the court to stop the government from delaying the new rule and instead require it to begin accepting applications from foreign entrepreneurs.
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The states and city sued over a 2017 policy conditioning receipt of the funds by state and local governments on their giving federal immigration officials access to their jails, and advance notice when immigrants in the country illegally are being released from custody.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the agency will issue an advance notice of proposed rulemaking to start a public dialogue about reducing nicotine levels in combustible cigarettes to nonaddictive levels as part of a new comprehensive multi-year plan to regulate nicotine.
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But a storm in 2015 made it clear who was boss when it came to the subway: Mr. Cuomo announced the subway was shutting down for the first time in its 110-year history for snow, without giving Mr. de Blasio advance notice.
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While he may have been entitled to notice of his range of 23 punishment, it does not follow that he was entitled to advance notice 24 of the analogies the arbitrator might find persuasive in selecting a 25 punishment within that range.
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The city council in August voted to remove the statues of Confederate General John Hunt Morgan and John C. Breckinridge, a U.S. vice president and Confederate secretary of war, the Lexington Herald Leader reported, showing video of the removal work that began without advance notice.
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In a press event scheduled with almost no advance notice Thursday afternoon, Trump spoke for the first time from the White House briefing room podium to reiterate his unwavering stance that any deal to fund the government must include money for a border wall.
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In July 2017, the Justice Department announced state and local law enforcement agencies would have to certify cooperation with the Department of Homeland Security and provide advance notice of the release of immigrants in custody in order to be eligible for certain Justice Department grants.
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The letter also says Meetup is in the process of "exploring many options" to consider how to make pricing more fair for event organizers, and leaves the door open to making major payment changes so long as it gives the community "advance notice" first.
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Davis said the insider information he gave Walters included advance notice of quarterly earnings reports and of Dean Foods' 2012 spinoff of part of its business as WhiteWave Foods Co. Davis testified that in 2010, facing financial difficulties, he asked Walters for a loan.
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And "Inigo" was snatched in the US. DPR2 claimed he was given advance notice of an impending bust from sources inside law enforcement, including the European Cybercrime Centre, which is part of Europol, although the tip-off wasn't specific enough to warn particular members.
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In an eight-page letter to lawmakers, Thomas H. Armstrong, the G.A.O.'s general counsel, said the agency did not send advance notice to Congress when it paid $43,238.68 from its Environmental Programs and Management budget to pay for the installation of the soundproof booth.
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As part of an investigation into alleged state-sponsored doping in Russian athletics, a commission set up by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) found in 2015 that athletes were given advance notice of out-of-competition testing, which helped drug cheats evade detection.
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So far, the leaked emails have contained several embarrassing revelations about the Clinton campaign and its allies, including excerpts of previously secret speeches Clinton, the Democratic nominee, gave to Wall Street and signs that the campaign was given advance notice of a debate question.
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So far, the leaked emails have contained several embarrassing revelations about the Clinton campaign and its allies, including excerpts of previously secret speeches Clinton gave to Wall Street banks and signs that the campaign was given advance notice of a debate question. http://bit.
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San Francisco, New York City and the state of Oregon have all passed laws to require one to two weeks of advance notice of work schedules, to regulate on-call shifts and to allow for greater access to work hours for existing part-time employees.
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The spotting comes just one day after CNN's report that Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney, claims that he is willing to assert to Mueller that then-candidate Donald Trump had advance notice of a June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower that Trump Jr. attended.
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The announcement, which follows a California-mandated 15-day advance notice of bankruptcy, is an effort to reorganize to ensure the "orderly, fair and expeditious resolution" of its liabilities for the 2017 and 2018 wildfire seasons, which analysts say could be more than $30 billion.
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The hacking of newswires to trade in advance notice of the disclosure of corporate developments in "a sophisticated and brazen scheme" resulting in more than $2000 million in profits was the kind of market abuse that almost demands that the Justice Department seek substantial punishments.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Turkish military gave coalition forces fighting Islamic State militants less than an hour of advance notice before carrying out air strikes that killed a large number of allied Kurdish fighters in Iraq and Syria, a U.S. coalition spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Those changes include requiring Customs and Border Protection to establish health standards at holding facilities for migrant children and adults, reporting within 24 hours if a migrant child dies in custody and allowing lawmakers to visit facilities to conduct oversight without required advance notice.
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The rule also restricts agencies' use of interim final rules, requires on-record hearings and advance notice of proposed rulemaking for all rules with economic price tags of $100 million or more and allows the public to petition to amend or repeal a rule.
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The CNN report relied on two unnamed sources who described an email purporting to show that Mr. Trump and other campaign officials had received advance notice about a cache of hacked Democratic documents that were about to be posted by WikiLeaks, the anti-secrecy group.
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Federal and state laws normally require employers to give workers advance notice of mass layoffs, but many businesses will likely be exempt from those requirements because of the abrupt and unprecedented nature of the coronavirus pandemic, Seyfarth Shaw partner Joshua Ditelberg told Reuters on Wednesday.
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So far, the leaked emails have contained several embarrassing revelations about the Clinton campaign and its allies, including excerpts of previously secret speeches Clinton, the Democratic nominee, gave to Wall Street and signs that the campaign was given advance notice of a debate question.
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A surprise visit to Walter Reed Given that the White House had previously given plenty of advance notice about the President's past physical exams, last weekend's visit to Walter Reed reportedly took everyone by surprise, including much of the staff at the hospital itself.
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Last month, a security researcher found that he could access a list of all Google's bugs without any authorization, opening the door for malicious hackers to get advance notice of critical vulnerabilities on Google, which they could have used to their advantage before the bugs were fixed.
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"By providing three years advance notice of the move and by funding education and retraining programs for up to four years after the move is complete, we are providing employees with both time and opportunity to help them to make a smooth transition," the company said.
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"No, I had no advance notice of the source, content, or exact timing of the WikiLeaks disclosures regarding Hillary other than what had been stated by Assange in public—and there is no evidence to the contrary," Stone said in an email to VICE News on Monday.
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Between the popularity of Migos and the popularity of free turkeys, no advance notice was required, and, if some unsuspecting shoppers were surprised to be offered a turkey, none of them seemed particularly shocked by the sight of Quavo and Takeoff holding court in a U-Haul.
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And, after repeated clashes between left- and right-wing groups during the first half of the year over controversial conservative speakers, University of California, Berkeley unveiled a new policy after Charlottesville requiring eight weeks' advance notice for speakers so that the university can make security preparations.
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The Trump administration reportedly did not notify the European Union that it was downgrading its ambassador's diplomatic status in the U.S. The BBC reports that the EU is asking the U.S. to explain the move that it recently discovered without receiving any advance notice of the decision.
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They allege that the companies warned many pharmacies at risk of being reported to the Drug Enforcement Administration, helped others to increase and circumvent limits on how many opioids they were allowed to buy, and often gave advance notice on the rare occasions they performed audits.
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The FDA said it plans to file an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the nicotine levels, which is the first step in a time-consuming regulatory process that must cross several hurdles, including White House approvals and public comment periods that can last for months.
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"Contrary to some false reports on social media, the United States had no advance notice of the attack, nor did we ever advise American citizens or our staff to avoid the DusitD2 prior to the incident," Mr. Godec said in the statement posted on the embassy's website.
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Later in the report, Mueller writes that one potential motivation for Trump to obstruct the Russia investigation would be "potential uncertainty about whether certain events — such as advance notice of WikiLeaks' release of hacked information" — could be criminal on the part of Trump, his campaign, or his family.
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The judge granted a temporary injunction saying the plaintiffs and others like them across the country, including Ramirez Medina, could qualify once again for DACA and that the government would have to provide advance notice and an explanation in order to revoke the protections again in the future.
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Top administration officials, including Vice President Mike Pence and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, gave advance notice on Friday to key congressional leaders from both parties about their decision to punish President Bashar al-Assad for a suspected chemical attack near Damascus last weekend that killed more than 40 people.
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Russia also gave advance notice to the U.S.-led coalition battling Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, complying with the terms of a safety agreement meant to avoid an accidental clash in the skies, said U.S. Army Colonel Christopher Garver, a Baghdad-based spokesman for the U.S-led coalition.
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Melissa Hamilton and Christopher HirsheimerAuthors, owners of Canal House Station restaurant in Milford, N.J. In the culinary world, Hamilton and Hirsheimer are goddesses of simple food, the kind of people who just happen to have a pie coming out the oven when you stop by without advance notice.
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The Rolling Thunder tour, with an eclectic troupe of performers that included folk singers Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez and Roger McGuinn, as well as poet Allen Ginsberg and glam rocker Mick Ronson, played in small venues with little advance notice, despite Dylan's status at the time as a major star.
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In a related lawsuit filed on Monday in New York City, the Legal Aid Society sought a federal court order requiring U.S. immigration officials to give 48 hours advance notice of planned family reunifications, allowing parents a better chance to consult with lawyers about asylum or other options for their children.
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At the same time that Brazile was publicly claiming to be neutral in the fierce Clinton-Sanders primary battle, she was using her job as a CNN political analyst to give the Clinton campaign advance notice of questions that would be asked during a CNN debate between the two candidates.
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While it's a best practice to give at least two weeks' notice whenever you quit your job, if the environment is too toxic or you're absolutely miserable, you should be able to leave without giving any advance notice (just be sure to read up on your state's at-will employment laws first).
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Critics have suggested that the White House should have provided some advance notice to allow airlines, federal agencies and travelers themselves to prepare for the implementation of the ban — reasoning disputed by Trump, who argued that a one-week notice would have given "bad dudes" the opportunity to rush into the country.
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During that time, the company received two rare "pattern of violations" letters from the regulator, a miner was killed in a company mine, the MSHA fined and cited the company, it sought a court injunction after employees allegedly gave colleagues advance notice of inspections, and more, according to the Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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Mendez also ruled that a plan for state inspection of detention facilities holding noncitizens for civil immigration proceedings, which included the review of certain federal immigration documents, could move forward for now, as well as a new labor code that required private employers to give workers advance notice of potential worksite inspections.
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Dr. Helfmann and Short Hills Associates also are suing the patient who sued him, as well as the man's lawyer, claiming the patient and lawyer violated a confidential settlement agreement by talking to a ProPublica reporter and sharing information with a lawyer for the New Jersey attorney general's office without providing advance notice.
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Davis said the insider information he gave Walters included advance notice of Dean Foods' 2012 spinoff of part of its business, including the Silk and Horizon Organic brands, as WhiteWave Foods Co. Davis told jurors that when he was first visited by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in 2014, he denied wrongdoing.
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Just as Netflix seems to be experimenting with high-profile ad campaigns and wide-scale theatrical releases for award-courting movies like Roma, it's also experimenting with releasing films like Tau or The Cloverfield Project with little to no advance notice, apparently to test what its subscribers will watch without significant buildup or prompting.
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In the case of Mexico City, the magnitude 7.1 quake on that killed more than 220 people was centered about 143 miles from the capital city and the warning sirens gave people about 15 to 20 seconds advance notice before the shaking started — enough time for some to flee buildings and get to safer spots.
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Over the preceding two days, under direct examination by Assistant U.S. Attorney Brooke Cucinella, Davis told jurors that over a period of several years he gave Walters valuable information about Dean Foods, a leading dairy company, including advance notice of its earnings announcements and its plan to spin off part of its business in 2012.
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" And while Trump claimed that the US was "in frequent contact with our allies," Michel and Leyen made clear the White House gave Europeans no advance notice of the decision, saying flatly that, "the European Union disapproves of the fact that the US decision to impose a travel ban was taken unilaterally and without consultation.
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Randy E. Pruett, a spokesman for the dealership, said in a telephone interview that the dealership did not have advance notice that the two men were going to arrive, but once on site, they told the dealership management that they had a role in law enforcement and were waiting for someone, probably to arrest.
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The SoundSee module combines microphones with machine learning to perform analysis of sounds it picks up from the station, which it can use to effectively establish a healthy baseline, and then continually use new audio data to compare in order to get advance notice of potential mechanical issues via changes that could signal problems.
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Susan Rice, Obama's national security adviser, testified to Congress in September that Obama administration officials felt misled by the Emirates officials, who had not told the US government that the crown prince was coming to the United States even though it's customary for foreign government dignitaries to provide advance notice about their travels here.
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Under the federal WARN Act, adopted in the wake of huge job cuts and factory shutdowns during the 20163s, companies laying off 50 or more employees who constitute at least one-third of an employer's workforce at a site have to give advance notice of layoffs to the workers, public agencies and local elected officials.
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These include concerns that continued investigation would call into question the legitimacy of his election and potential uncertainty about whether certain events — such as advance notice of WikiLeaks's release of hacked information or the June 9, 2016 meeting between senior campaign officials and Russians — could be seen as criminal activity by the President, his campaign, or his family.
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These include concerns that continued investigation would call into question the legitimacy of his election and potential uncertainty about whether certain events, such as advance notice of WikiLeaks's release of hacked information or the June 000, 2016 meeting between senior campaign officials and Russians, could be seen as criminal activity by the President, his campaign, or his family.
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While Trump touted progress in his damaging trade war with Beijing, State Department officials said Chinese diplomats and officials in the United States would be required to give advance notice of meetings with state, local and municipal officials, as well as at educational and research institutions, calling it a response to how U.S. diplomats are treated in China.
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When he decided six weeks before the midterm contests to introduce a bill to fully fund Mr. Trump's border wall over seven years, he neither worked with the White House nor gave advance notice that it was coming, according to two people familiar with the conversations who spoke of condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment.
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"When we file, how we announce — that matters a lot to us," said one state attorney general, not from New York, who was involved in the case and spoke on condition of anonymity to describe a sensitive legal and political matter, adding that Mr. Cuomo unnecessarily gave the Trump administration advance notice, even if by an hour.
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Last month, U.S. District Court Judge Harry Leinenweber granted the City of Chicago's request for a nationwide block on the Justice Department's plan to insist that cities and counties receiving public-safety grants allow immigration agents access to local jails and give local authorities advance notice when suspected illegal immigrants are about to be released from custody.
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May's government, Ms. Sturgeon said, did not give advance notice to leaders of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, the other components of the United Kingdom, when the British leader decided that March 29 was the day she would invoke the Article 50 clause of the European Union treaty, starting the withdrawal from Europe, known as Brexit.
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For example, in the Loma Prieta quake, which was centered in Santa Cruz, those at the World Series game at Candlestick Park in San Francisco would have received an alert about 15 seconds in advance, while those farther north in Marin County would have had up to 17 or 18 seconds of advance notice, according to Newsom's office.
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Far below the president's level of command, these enforcement officers didn't receive any advance notice or training, the New York Times reported: One customs officer, who declined to be quoted by name, said he was given a limited briefing about what to do as he went to his post on Saturday morning, but even managers seemed unclear.
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A source with knowledge about the tense internal dynamics of the West Wing told CNN's Gloria Borger that the President's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner had expressed frustration with the communications shop over the handling of the President's sudden firing of FBI Director James Comey last week -- even though Trump's team had little advance notice of the stunning move.
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By far the most important and difficult input to procure is launch, because all mature rocket programs were designed long ago to carry enormous, expensive payloads to geosynchronous orbit (~36,000 km altitude) with five to 10 years of advance notice; new players like Virgin Orbit and Rocket Lab promise cheap and frequent carriage to LEO (less than 2,000 km altitude).
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The three-judge panel blocked the effort by Attorney General Jeff Sessions to withhold millions of dollars in federal law-enforcement grant money from cities and states that fail to give advance notice to federal authorities when individuals who are "believed to be aliens" are expected to be released from custody or deny federal agents access to jails to meet with them.
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Invoking Beyoncé — she who has made the no-advance-notice album drop such a part of her brand over the last few years — has become a useful shorthand for describing any sort of major release, music or otherwise, that skips the standard marketing ramp-up in favor of a digital-age offering directly to consumers (and I've been as guilty of this as anyone).
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In July, Sessions announced that going forward DOJ will only provide JAG grants to those that certify compliance with a federal statute that requires localities to share immigration information about individuals with the federal government, allow federal immigration access to local detention facilities, and provide the Department of Homeland Security at least 48 hours advance notice before local officials release an undocumented immigrant wanted by federal authorities.
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The Pentagon confirmed the US military gave Russia advance notice of the strike and did not target specific sections of the airfield where Russian forces were believed to be present Speaking to reporters after the strike, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Russia has failed to uphold its responsibility to locate and secure Syria's chemical weapons, as agreed upon in a 2013 resolution.
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Spectacles went on sale this past week with no real advance notice, via a single vending machine that popped up at Venice Beach near Snapchat's original HQ. The single machine dispensed $130 Spectacles to shoppers who made their way down, and went through multiple reloads (trucks came in and refilled the box every 100 pairs or so), with long lines forming throughout the day.
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Don't give advance notice, unless you're having layoffs The Aurora gunman had been previously written up and probably knew he was going to be fired, said the CEO of Mueller Water Products, parent company of Henry Pratt Co. "We can surmise that he was speculative about what was going to happen as evidenced by him arming himself with a firearm," CEO Scott Hall said.
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Among other things, they want to know the rationale for this policy change, why USCIS did not provide advance notice to the public or to Congress before the change was made, and whether USCIS took into account the fact that some of the individuals in this program — including children — risk deteriorating health conditions and even death if they are not able to continue their treatments.
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In July, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that, going forward, DOJ will only provide JAG grants to those that certify compliance with a federal statute requiring local officials to provide immigration information about individuals to the federal government, allow federal immigration authorities access to local detention facilities, and provide the Department of Homeland Security at least 48 hours' advance notice before local officials release an undocumented immigrant wanted by federal authorities.
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"HUD did violate section 22019 when it obligated $31,561.00 for the purchase of a dining set for the HUD Secretary's dining room and $8,812.84 for the purchase and installation of a new dishwasher and associated water treatment system in the kitchen connected to the dining room without providing advance notice to the Committees on Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the Senate," Armstrong wrote in his letter.
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" The note to existing users had slightly more detail: some contact addresses for support and the indication that new AMP features would continue to be supported with Relay Media's converter for now, although also with a warning: "There's no detailed roadmap for how the Converter may evolve over time, but we can assure you that if there's a material change, you'll get at least 90 days advance notice so that you can plan accordingly.
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"HUD did violate section 710 when it obligated $31,561.00 for the purchase of a dining set for the HUD Secretary's dining room and $85033,812.84 for the purchase and installation of a new dishwasher and associated water treatment system in the kitchen connected to the dining room without providing advance notice to the Committees on Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the Senate," GAO general counsel Thomas Armstrong wrote in a letter.
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At issue in the case was a new salvo the administration opened against sanctuary cities in July, when Sessions announced that going forward, funds under the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program, or Byrne JAG, would be conditioned upon two new requirements: allowing federal immigration authorities access to local detention facilities and providing the Department of Homeland Security at least 48 hours' advance notice before local officials release an undocumented immigrant wanted by federal authorities.
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After hacked emails published Monday by WikiLeaks appeared to reveal Brazile, during her time as a CNN commentator, giving advance notice to Clinton's camp about a debate question, Brazile has lost a CNN contract (which had been suspended since Brazile took over the DNC in July) and found herself used as fodder for one of Donald Trump's favorite talking points: that in this "rigged" election, the DNC has been in the bag for Clinton since the beginning.
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But this false-start summit will have real costs: 1) Kim has succeeded in getting South Korea, China, and Russia to ease pressure on his regime, which they will not be inclined to resume as they will blame Trump for this failure; 2) Kim has succeeded in placing a wedge between the US and South Korea — and the apparent lack of advance notice to our ally of the summit's cancellation will only inflame that rift (which both China and North Korea will exploit).
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We are also providing more than two years advance notice of implementation with respect to domestic air travel to allow ample time for all states to achieve compliance, or for potential air travelers to acquire an alternate form of ID if their state does not comply with REAL ID. Opponents across the country, many of whom were privacy advocates, claimed that the federal government doesn't have the authority to force states to adopt such stringent identification standards — and they were right.
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" White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney called it "bad form," for the Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee to subpoena Trump Jr. without providing advance notice, telling CBS News: "I have no difficulty with bipartisanship, but to subpoena the president of the United States's son and not at least get a heads-up..." President Trump himself told reporters on Thursday that he was "very surprised" that his son was subpoenaed: "I saw Richard Burr saying there was no collusion two or three weeks ago.
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"For a small number of countries that lack either the will or the capability to adhere to these criteria, travel restrictions may become necessary to mitigate threats," acting Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Chad WolfChad WolfOvernight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — HHS has no plans to declare emergency over coronavirus | GOP senator calls for travel ban to stop outbreak | Warren releases plan to contain infectious diseases GOP senator calls for travel ban to stop coronavirus spread Senators press DHS over visa approval for Pensacola naval base shooter MORE said in a speech last week highlighting the need for foreign countries to help vet those entering the U.S. DHS did not respond to a request for comment, but officials said it's possible countries under consideration may have been given advance notice so they could try and come into compliance with U.S. standards.
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In anticipation of our president's trying to brand crepes, too — for himself, his cronies and foreign leaders — here is a "Menu of Unsavory Crepes": The Trump: Crepe with fiddleheads and warheads The Donald Trump Jr.: Crepe with chocolate chips off the old block doused in vodka The Putin: Crepe with rapscallions and WikiLeeks The Merkel: Crepe with tart Riesling and tough cookies The Mnuchin: Crepe with Scottish salmon freshly flown in on military jets The Conway: Crepe with extra cheesiness and extra-light (filled with hot air) The Pruitt: Crepe with unpasteurized milk, uninspected bacon and additional secret ingredients The DeVos: Crepe with ingredients of your choice, selected after spiritual guidance and lengthy prayers The Kelly: Crepe proudly prepared — with little advance notice about the hot ingredients he will need to include — by the new guy handling all the orders Recently taken off the menu: The Bannon: Crepe made with pre-sifted white flour to make crepes great again (readily available from other purveyors) The Scaramucci: You think you can name just a crepe after me?
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