Another reason was I wouldn't agree to take a personality test.
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Asia needs its leaders to acknowledge the situation and agree to take action.
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The Justice Department said Barr would only agree to take questions from members.
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It takes four of the nine justices to agree to take a case.
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That does not mean the high court would agree to take the case.
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The Supreme Court could agree to take up the immigration case later this month.
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This being Europe, of course, the problem remains to agree to "take control" of what?
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Why did Trump Jr. agree to take a meeting without asking who would be there?
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Kingho declined an interview request and did not agree to take me on a tour.
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Both end users will agree to take responsibility for their respective actions when they sign-up.
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Let's agree to take kids off the table when it comes to ObamaCare, TrumpCare, or RyanCare.
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But this, of course, assumes Trump and Congress both agree to take on the drug industry.
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It's one of the few areas where the parties might agree to take action this year.
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Four justices must agree to take up a case in order for the court to hear it.
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But businesses, governments and everyday people have to agree to take action and make a real change.
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Remember hoping a taxi would drive by and agree to take you where you want to go?
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Mystery about Trump's decision What caused Trump to so quickly agree to take the meeting is a mystery.
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The talks in Doha also led the two countries to agree to take joint actions against terrorist financiers.
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The denial of the appeal means the requisite four justices did not agree to take up the case.
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The program grants monetary awards to victims who agree to take no further legal action against the archdiocese.
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A year later, a judge ordered him deported — but neither Poland nor Ukraine would agree to take him.
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They have a car and agree to take me back to Tanah Rata, the town where my guesthouse is.
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"I will agree to take those tariffs off if we are able to do phase two," the president said.
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Our team is stretched thin so I do an attitude check and agree to take on part of the planning.
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Or it could agree to take the case and declare one person the winner, as it did in Bush v.
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While it takes only four justices to agree to take up a case, it takes five to stay an execution.
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But although that person may agree to take him, there's no guarantee that he or she will follow your wishes.
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But that is best achieved through a step-by-step process by which both sides agree to take corresponding actions.
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For example, Uber had to agree to take cash for its car-paging service in India, something they do nowhere else.
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As an astronaut, from day one, when you agree to take that job, you're also agreeing to be a human subject.
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The justices may agree to take the case at a later date, after it faces further review in the lower courts.
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Salvini has said he will not let the migrants aboard come ashore until other European countries agree to take them in.
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Republicans have a 52-seat majority and will need at least 50 senators to agree to take up the House bill.
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Canada was the first to agree to take part, announcing last month that it would provide robotics to the lunar outpost.
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But the bylaw does leaves room for the conflict to be resolved through mediation if both parties agree to take part.
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"I would agree to take it in a heartbeat and submit to any review the administration wanted to do," Pence said.
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Experts expect that the court will agree to take the cases, but it's not clear if the president will ultimately prevail.
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Dr. Traver said sleeping pills had been the sole medication that the high-value detainees he treated would agree to take.
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Employees who agree to take time off, instead of receiving overtime pay, would essentially be giving their companies a loan, Democrats say.
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If the justices agree to take up those cases, arguments won't be heard until the fall, delaying any potential ruling until 2020.
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The women, who include Kirsten Dunst and Elle Fanning, agree to take in a Union soldier (Colin Farrell) and all hell breaks lose.
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We make it to the top in about 50 minutes, and I agree to take a picture of a group of German women.
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This prompted him to start the injury clock, and only then did Johnson agree to take off the cap and cut his hair.
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If the justices agree to take up the case, the court's conservative justices could ultimately scrap one of their icon's most influential decisions.
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Even if the children themselves agree to take the drugs, in most states they are not able to consent to treatment because they're minors.
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All were forced to admit to having a mental illness, mostly schizophrenia, and agree to take antipsychotic drugs as a condition of their release.
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They agree to take a break from their burgeoning relationship, and then promptly kiss in front of the mini-mart where they first met.
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It's unclear if GOP senators, particularly several moderates, will agree to take up the House bill without knowing which path leadership wants to take.
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And they have insisted that Mexico agree to take in all of the asylum seekers who would otherwise claim refuge in the United States.
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With the world economy and financial system still reeling from the Lehman fallout, participants agree to take coordinated action to stimulate demand and employment.
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Senate Democrats managed to force the Republican majority to agree to take a vote on gun control after a 15-hour filibuster Wednesday night.
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"If you agree to take out a [point-of-sale] loan, you're borrowing money that you will one day have to pay back," says Marineau.
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The agency is helping to organise charter flights to repatriate sub-Saharan migrants who agree to take a package or receive a re-integration grant.
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When they learn that she has a younger brother and sister, the couple, who are white, agree to take all three children, who are Hispanic.
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The interrupter persuaded the post's originator to agree to take down the video, and got the person who felt disrespected to leave it at that.
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The Social Democrats, who rejected a similar plan three years ago, withheld their immediate consent and EU states must also agree to take migrants back.
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But Mexican officials would have to agree to take these people, and it's not clear how the Trump administration plans to get them to do so.
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All but one of the pseudopatients were released with diagnoses of schizophrenia, and were released only on the condition that they agree to take antipsychotic prescriptions.
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Some fighters have even been turning themselves in to the Nigerian military, which has offered amnesty if they agree to take part in a "deradicalization" program.
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He has also had successes, including getting Germany to agree to take American liquefied natural gas and to pull the landing rights of an Iranian airline.
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She spearheaded the Safe Face Pledge with Georgetown Law—a call for companies to agree to take steps aimed at mitigating the harms of facial analysis.
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Highlight: Sean Spicer, the press secretary, hiding in the bushes from reporters, then insisting that cameras be turned off before he would agree to take questions.
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"We're leaving tariffs on, but I will agree to take those tariffs off if we are able to do 'phase two,'" Trump said at the time.
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After that court rules, the losing party almost certainly will seek review in the Supreme Court, which may or may not agree to take the case.
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In theory, the full bench of the 5th Circuit—which isn't bound by the panel decision on Obama's program--might agree to take up the issue.
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At the same time, SoftBank could lower its threshold and agree to take a lower stake in the company, meaning not as many sellers are needed.
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The European Commission has invited EU member states to show more "solidarity" and agree to take in migrants aboard the Ocean Viking, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Chris Murphy (D-CT) led Senate Democrats in a 15-hour filibuster last week until Republicans would agree to take a vote on gun control measures. Rep.
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Mexico would agree to take in asylum seekers from Guatemala, who would be swiftly deported from the U.S. rather than await their asylum cases in the states.
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These new measures, combined with the likelihood that the Supreme Court will agree to take up at least one case in the coming months where Roe v.
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Elsewhere, Homeland Security officials hoped to convince Honduras to immediately implement the deal and to agree to take Mexican and Nicaraguan asylum-seekers in the near future.
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Legal experts said it was impossible to know the Supreme Court's reasoning or whether the justices would agree to take the case if they were asked again.
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The cases are at different stages and it is unclear how soon the court might issue an order or agree to take up one of the challenges.
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I was so shocked by his story because as a parent, I couldn't understand how you would ever agree to take your own child to end their life.
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But if I were Knicks management, and the phlegmatic Leonard gets on the phone, I'd agree to take the lunch meeting, and I'd pick up the check, too.
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It was unclear how far the police strike would spread and whether the military would agree to take on the task of patrolling the streets during the curfew.
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Accountable Care Organizations, another big Obamacare program, has big groups of doctors band together and agree to take a lump sum payment for the care they provide patients.
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It takes four justices to agree to take up a case, which on the nine-justice court does not mean they will ultimately rule in the President's favor.
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Prices for a basket range from €12 to €24, and customers, by paying in advance, agree to take their share of the risks that come with climatic contingencies.
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A huge barrier to getting people to agree to take Uber Elevate — the name of the service — over taking Uber X or UberPool is convincing them that it's safe.
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Then, I discovered she was lying to all of us about different bachelorette-party related things to get us to agree to take an expensive trip to another city.
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Writer and civil rights activist Shaun King urged more Senators to co-sponsor the bill, and asked those who agree to take action to demand they sign on now.
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With hundreds of thousands of cases to dispose of, prosecutors often try to pressure defendants to plead guilty, typically pursuing lesser charges if they agree to take a plea.
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Five People Killed in Shooting at Capital Gazette Newspaper in Maryland Rescue Ship Docks in Malta as 8 Nations Agree to Take Its Migrants We Have Reached Peak Screen.
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One would hope that two parents who love the same child would agree to take reasonable steps to ensure that a child is not unnecessarily exposed to infected individuals.
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He said Dr. Dao needed to get back to Kentucky that night, but increasing the compensation offer might have enticed another passenger to agree to take a later flight.
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Now that the agency has granted her refugee status, the next step will be to find a country that will agree to take her in on an urgent basis.
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The Taliban, which has been increasingly successful on the battlefield since international troops ended most combat operations in 2014, have yet to agree to take part in the process.
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Countries also have to agree to take environmental crime seriously, strengthen local laws, commit money to combat the problem, and increase consumer awareness of products that might be illegally obtained.
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Mr. Samsom said the members of the European Union would have to share the financial burden of accepting the migrants, even if they did not agree to take them in.
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It takes four Supreme Court justices to agree to take up a case, and the conservative wing of Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch wanted to hear the petitions.
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And if neither bill passes, the moderate Republicans — the ones who forced Ryan to agree to take bills up this week to begin with — will be back where they started.
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Part of the reason he believes so much debt exists is that students don't get enough financial education before they go to college and agree to take out those loans.
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But scientists overwhelmingly oppose the move, pointing out that participants in long-term health studies typically agree to take part only if their personal health information won't be made public.
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Candidates who agree to take public funds must agree to limit their state-by-state spending to an amount the FEC authorizes and allow the commission to audit their books.
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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio, the founder of the world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, advises young people to do a bit of analysis before they agree to take out a loan.
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Potential buyers are asked to input their zip code via its website to check if it will agree to take their money but it adds that "the list is growing daily".
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The United States, Mexico, and Costa Rica, have together invested in helping the Northern Triangle, partly through a program in which they agree to take on a certain number of refugees.
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Enoch Jean-Mary, a junior, said that when he has made phone calls lately, only about two of every 10 people he reaches agree to take a survey on tax reform.
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Cops ultimately got Griffen to agree to take an ambulance to a nearby hospital to be evaluated -- but he jumped out during the ride fearing someone was trying to harm him.
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Harry gets on very well with his grandmother (few other members of the family would have convinced her to agree to take part in a goofy video to promote Harry's Invictus Games).
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If the Chinese agree to take in more imports from the United States, as widely expected, those purchases could come at the expense other countries that have been doing business with China.
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"It may be difficult to save it (IL&FS) unless the lenders agree to take substantial haircuts," said the official, who declined to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Another money-saving option to consider: Many employers will offer a premium discount, or contribute extra money to a health savings account, if workers agree to take a health assessment or screening.
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Though the details of the studies being investigated were unknown, it was not clear whether the residents of the Glenwood facility would have been able to agree to take part in research.
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"We have set up an informal foster system comprised of Rohingya families who agree to take in a baby and a network of wet nurses," says Daphnee Cook, from Save the Children.
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Prosecutors had accused him of abusing his powers for keeping the migrants trapped on board for five days last July while he waited for other European countries to agree to take them in.
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The President has prioritized getting China to agree to take specific steps to correct our trade imbalance -- likely because he cares about the trade imbalance and because Chinese tariffs are hurting American farmers.
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CEO Al Baker disclosed that the airline had earlier deferred delivery of four Airbus A380s by one year when oil prices were high, only to agree to take delivery now prices have dropped.
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In this new reality, end users are forced to agree to "take it or leave it" end user license agreements (EULAs), in which the licensor can change its terms of service without notice.
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Masse said that once companies agree to take quick action on any content that is reported to them, they will inevitably review it not only for legal violations but also terms of service violations.
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RELATED: Why John Boehner quit As speculation swirled about whether Ryan would agree to take the job of speaker, Ryan was honest about his reluctance to give up his dream as top tax writer.
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In the short term — this holiday season — avoid products where the risks outweigh the value, especially when they're for your kids, who aren't in a position to agree to take any risk at all.
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When Victor (André Dussollier), an old acquaintance of hers, catches them in the act, he threatens to press charges unless they agree to take part in his organization, which seeks to rehabilitate teenage delinquents.
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When he finally did, it was under conditional release: He had to agree to take his medication, attend outpatient treatment, abstain from drugs and avoid altercations with the law for the next five years.
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We finally get the moving truck loaded and drive out to the 'burbs, but by now everyone is starving so we agree to take a break for a quick lunch before we attempt to unload.
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Late last month Trump said he would impose tariffs on Mexican goods if Mexico did not agree to take strong steps to curb the flow of mostly Central American migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Jack and Rebecca agree to take a breather, and Jack makes this wonderful speech and says that their love story is not over — which is poignant because we know that he will be dying soon.
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Moving forward, the U.S. will stop issuing new visas to residents of the four listed nations until they agree to take back their own citizens when they are no longer welcome in the United States.
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Leadership is pressuring rank-and-file lawmakers to agree to take up the House-passed healthcare bill, which is being used as a vehicle for any action, without knowing what the final outcome will be.
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As he considered naming a new chief of staff this time, Trump was cautious not to repeat the Ayers situation, wary of shoving aside Mulvaney without a replacement who would agree to take the job.
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" (Kelly, 52, has pled not guilty to the charges.) The comedian then explained why he didn't agree to take part in the documentary series Surviving R. Kelly, saying, "I don't know this n— at all.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France expects Britain to agree to take more asylum seekers and pay more for border security in order to maintain a frontier on the French side of the Channel, a French government official said.
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Millions of Americans have unknowingly signed or accepted these contract clauses, in which they agree to take legal disputes to private arbitration — a secretive legal forum with no judge, no jury, and practically zero government oversight.
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Di Maio last week threatened to withhold Italy's EU contributions if the bloc did not agree to take in rescued migrants that the government had blocked on a ship in the port of Catania, in Sicily.
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But the university could demand no payment from those, for example, who commit to becoming primary care doctors and agree to take Medicare and Medicaid or specialists willing to practice in poor areas with doctor shortages.
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They may wait for workers to take legal action, especially those who require workers to sign arbitration agreements, in which they agree to take legal claims to a private arbitration forum instead of the court system.
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Last week, Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio threatened to withhold next year's EU contributions if partners did not agree to take in rescued immigrants who were being held on a ship in an Italian port.
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There are certain due process rights that they have anyway and when we repatriate somebody, and the Trump administration knows this, when you repatriate somebody to Central America, Central America has to agree to take them back.
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The system also helps suppliers, because many operate on guaranteed sales, or scan-based trading, which means they agree to take back and refund the purchase price of any products that don't sell by their expiration date.
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Some have also pointed out that solar panels can make selling a house more challenging since the new owner has to agree to take over the solar lease, or else buy the panels from the company outright.
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But the country's hardline interior Minister Matteo Salvini is refusing to let them disembark until other European countries agree to take them in — and is threatening to return them to Libya if a solution can't be found.
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He threatened earlier this year to shutter the U.S.-Mexico border if Mexican officials did not agree to take action to curb the flow of migrants toward the U.S., and vowed this month to impose tariffs on Mexico.
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LOS ANGELES — Marlon Parada, a construction worker in Los Angeles, already was worried when he got an urgent call from his cousin in Honduras, asking if he would agree to take in the cousin's 14-year-old daughter.
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University of Michigan law professor Nicholas Bagley, a supporter of the law, said in a tweet that there is a chance that the four liberal justices on the court would agree to take up the case this term.
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Italy has refused to allow 150 migrants to disembark from a ship docked in Catania until its partners agree to take in some of them, but a meeting on the issue in Brussels failed to yield any agreement.
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Salvini has clashed repeatedly with humanitarian groups that pick up migrants off the coast of Libya with the aim of bringing them to Italy, preventing them from docking until other EU countries agree to take in most of them.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday that he told Kim that the North Korea leader would have to agree to take "irreversible" steps toward abandoning nuclear weapons if he was to reach a deal with Trump.
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The restructuring talks have aimed at engaging creditors with a long-term turnaround at Triunfo, suggesting that banks that agree to take on a significant loss on their loans to the company may get repaid first, the sources said.
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More than 650,000 people have reached Italian shores since 2014 and Rome has begun to take a rigidly anti-immigration line, saying it will not let any more rescue ships dock unless other EU states agree to take the people in.
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The Republican-led House voted 231 to 190 along strict party lines to kill the rule barring financial institutions from forcing customers to agree to take future disputes to arbitration, instead of the courts, as a condition of opening accounts.
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Under normal conditions, the yield curve slopes upward: those that agree to take an IOU from the U.S. government for years are compensated with higher interest rates than those who agree to loan money for a just a few months.
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When investors expect a healthy economy, the yield curve slopes upward: Those that agree to take an IOU from the U.S. government for years are compensated with better interest rates than those who loan money for a matter of months.
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The plan will offer attractive prices and flexible terms as well as tax holidays for investors who agree to take over some of the 76,000 government projects which are unfinished or idle, Vice-President Eshaq Jahangiri said on state television.
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In other words, if we thought you had a 10 percent chance of voting before you picked up the phone, we instantly think you have a 35 percent chance of voting the moment you agree to take a political survey.
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It would take just four justices to agree to take the case, and all five of the justices who ruled to uphold the law the last time the ACA's constitutionality was in question at the court are still on the bench.
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The remarks suggest a hardening of Germany's line on the right-wing Hungarian government of Viktor Orban, who has been outspoken in his opposition to an agreement that each European Union country should agree to take in a quota of refugees.
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This process, known as "return to territory," which was included in President Donald Trump's January 2017 executive order on border security, isn't currently carried out by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, because Mexico would need to agree to take foreign nationals back.
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For example, if joining a sports team is a part of the responsible person's plan to help them stay out of trouble after school, people in his circle agree to take him to practice, or pay for the enrollment fees.
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Friday's filings are the administration's attempt to get the issue before the justices during the current Supreme Court term, which would mean a decision would be expected by June 2019 — if the justices agree to take one or more of the cases.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, who heads the anti-immigrant League party, has insisted they will not be allowed ashore until other EU states agree to take them in - prompting a criminal investigation into whether the migrants are being held against their will.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's executive Commission asked the bloc's member states to agree to take in migrants onboard the Ocean Viking vessel, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday, seeking more "solidarity" after another rescue ship, Open Arms, was disembarked on Tuesday night.
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"If the Ukrainian security services convinced me there was a plot to assassinate me, yes, I'd agree to take part in a counter-operation, even if I had to stage my own alleged murder in order to catch the bastards," he said.
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Sin-eaters were usually poor people who provided a service for the newly dead: In exchange for a meal, they would agree to "take on the sins" of the deceased, particularly among those who had not had a chance to receive last rites.
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Italian authorities in particular have been at odds with humanitarian groups that pick up migrants off the coast of Libya with the aim of bringing them to Italy, preventing them from docking until other EU countries agree to take in most of them.
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Democrats intend to try to make life as miserable as possible for Senate Republicans — particularly those on the Judiciary Committee or up for re-election in November — both back home and in Washington until they relent and agree to take up the nomination.
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Most important, 285 percent of registered voters who are 18 to 34 tell us they're not very likely to vote or not at all likely to vote, a rare choice among the generally politically engaged people who agree to take telephone surveys.
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"While we ultimately expect separatist parties to recognize and agree to take part in the election, this is a close call," Federico Santi, an analyst at the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy in Washington, wrote in an emailed advisory to clients.
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It takes four justices to agree to take a case, and given that lower federal appeals courts basically agreed that Ohio was in the wrong, experts have speculated that the four justices who accepted the state's petition are sympathetic to its argument.
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" Cartoon by Drew Panckeri The night our family learned that my grandfather had died, I remember my father quickly preparing to go to Kyoto, and my mother crying, clinging to him, pleading, "Whatever you do, don't agree to take over the temple.
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"Proposals that demand that the State of Israel agree to take in Palestinian refugees, or that promise tens of billions of dollars in compensation for the refugees, have never been realistic and a credible funding source has never been identified," the plan explains.
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The move comes two days before a meeting of European interior ministers in the Austrian city of Innsbruck, where German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer wants his far-right Italian counterpart Matteo Salvini to agree to take back migrants who arrive at its borders from Italy.
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The decision gives magistrates in Sicily the go-ahead to press charges over his decision to keep 131 rescued migrants blocked aboard a coastguard ship for six days last July as he waited for other European Union states to agree to take them in.
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"OPEC know what needs to be done but too few members will agree to take the production pain for the price gain, knowing also that the price gain incentivizes non-OPEC to produce more, lengthening the rebalancing process," PVM Oil Associates analyst David Hufton said.
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Continuing to fill out a tantalizing frame and turn a pretty 3-point stroke into actual success will be his primary focuses, and he'll likely agree to take a fourth turn at Summer League (teams can only require a player to go three times).
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And consider this: If the cost to you was the same — you have maxed out your co-pay and will end up with the same out-of-pocket expenditure — would you agree to take the slightly inferior drug to benefit the system as a whole?
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Instead, in order to be elected, a speaker will have to agree to take a much lighter touch, perhaps letting different factions with the party control different committees, perhaps making sure different factions each get representation on the Rules Committee, perhaps something more informal.
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According to the report, however, many of the media suppliers selling the advertising space regularly offer to pay the buyers rebates of anywhere between 1.7% to around 20% of their spending if they agree to take a certain amount of their total business to them.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday he told Kim during their secret meeting at the beginning of April that North Korea would have to agree to take "irreversible" steps toward shutting its nuclear weapons program in any deal with the United States.
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This rule change alone would rock health care by encouraging an exodus of providers out of Medicare's core cost-containment bargain: to treat Medicare patients, providers have always had to agree to take whatever reimbursement Medicare offers for the privilege of serving its beneficiaries.
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Orrin Hatch, the most-senior Republican in the chamber and a former Judiciary Committee chairman, was set to sit down with Garland Thursday afternoon, though Hatch made it clear before the meeting occurred that he wouldn't suddenly agree to take up Garland's nomination this year.
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She and her interior minister have critical meetings Thursday with the leaders of Austria and Hungary, who must agree to take back some of the migrants in order to make the deal Ms. Merkel struck with the rebellious Bavarian partners in her own government.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday that he told Kim Jong Un that the North Korea leader would have to agree to take "irreversible" steps toward shutting its nuclear weapons program in any deal with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Justices will have ample opportunity to do so: If Alabama's abortion ban becomes law, it will join several others in the pipeline to the Supreme Court, including three different measures in an Indiana abortion law, which the court could agree to take up as soon as Monday.
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If they decline Mr Trump's request to hear one or both of the cases, Mazars will promptly forward the documents to the Capitol, to New York investigators, or both; if they agree to take them, oral arguments could be scheduled for April with final decisions in June.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) notes the House passed legislation to tighten background checks earlier in the year, if McConnell would agree to take it up.
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Committee approval of those items is expected to be followed by a Hatch colloquy where he will agree to take action at the committee level on a bill that would protect healthcare and pension benefits of more than 22,000 retired coal miners, an aide told The Hill.
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But first, Turkey would have to reduce the numbers of people leaving its shores and agree to take back large numbers of migrants who have poured across the Aegean Sea in search of economic opportunities, but who are not legally eligible for political asylum in Europe.
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Dethroning the Warriors might not be possible in the near future—this just might be the most talented team in league history, and under the current Collective Bargaining Agreement, assembling a similar roster won't be possible, not unless all of those players agree to take hefty pay cuts.
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" One such agreement, shown to The New York Times, stated that a creator would agree to take down any content within 12 hours if the brand determined that the talent had promoted a competing product, posted "racy content" on social media or performed "an act of moral turpitude.
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On Thursday, January 2, doctors at Cook Children&aposs responded to the Lewis family court appeal with a detailed letter explaining that Lewis&aposs condition was beyond repair and, in their medical opinions, it would be best for all parties to agree to take her off life support.
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The letters to liberal Warren showed Capital One , Bank of America, Ally Financial, T.D. Bank and HSBC North America rarely use mandatory arbitration clauses, where customer must give up the right to sue and agree to take possible future disputes to closed-door mediation as a condition of opening accounts.
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Some 650,000 people have reached Italian shores from North Africa since 2014, and Rome's populist government, which took office in June, has begun to take a rigidly anti-immigration line, saying it will not let any more rescue ships dock unless other EU states agree to take the people in.
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"Whoever it is that would agree to take that position certainly should do so with some very, very significant assurances that he or she would have authorities over the personnel of the organization, that there would be a commitment to a disciplined process and procedures," Petraeus said at the Munich Security Conference.
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In the Netherlands, an ally of Prime Minister Mark Rutte told the newspaper De Volkskrant that the Dutch government was working on a plan under which a number of European Union member states would agree to take in 250,000 refugees now in Turkey, in return for a firm commitment to help stop the migrant influx.
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"If the Ukrainian security services convinced me there was a plot to assassinate me, yes, I'd agree to take part in a counter-operation, even if I had to stage my own alleged murder in order to catch the bastards," Yevgeny Kiselov, a prominent Russian journalist who has also left his homeland for Ukraine, told VICE News last month.
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"Maybe it's because I'm a father of teenagers but that keeps me coming back to this: Think about the kids who had this date on their calendars circled, think about the kids who got their parents to agree to take them to this concert, or maybe it was a birthday present or a surprise," Ryan said.
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As such, there might be a sentiment on the court -- when it rules on one of the emergency motions it is certain to get -- to vote to preserve the status quo until after the election and then agree to take up one or two cases and settle the big issues concerning the meaning of the Voting Rights Act and how the Constitution applies to current laws regulating the voting process.
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Branson uses the start of Virgin Atlantic as an example: The only way he could get his Virgin Records business partners to "begrudgingly" accept the risks involved in starting an airline was to get Boeing to agree to take back the secondhand 747 airplane he procured to get the company off the ground (literally and figuratively), "if things weren't working out as we hoped," after a year in business, says Branson.
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Only four justices need to agree to take up a case for it to be heard by the Supreme Court, and Trump has shifted the balance of the court to the right with the successful nominations of Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE.
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