" But he said, "We're not in an all clear.
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"It's too early to sound the 'all clear,'" Lockhart said.
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It's still not at all clear how to do that.
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It's not at all clear what Trump's event will cost.
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Finally, Romaniuk received the all-clear — with an unprecedented condition.
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It's not at all clear what we're getting in return.
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A voice said the plane was all clear to land.
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But it is not at all clear that they are.
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They wouldn't ask you back if it was all clear.
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The answers to these questions are not at all clear.
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It's not at all clear why he is still running.
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We're working to fix and will update when all clear.
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It's just not at all clear who that will be.
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And then word from came over the radio: all clear.
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It's not at all clear what Trump is talking about.
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Well, I guess so we're all clear it's not him.
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Still, the path to reunification is not at all clear.
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They all clear 5% and fall short of 15% on average.
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It's not at all clear that Republicans have an alternative plan.
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The big money was made before you got the all clear.
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It's not at all clear that Trump will hear that message.
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But Nadler wasn't so ready to give Trump the all-clear.
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Residents in area stay in homes until all clear is given.
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And it's not at all clear why it is that Sen.
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Police gave the all clear to park officials around 5 p.m.
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"I think the answer is not at all clear," Benjamin said.
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Unfortunately, the 'all clear' for the market is ambiguous at best.
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Both scenes were said to be "all-clear" by the afternoon.
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The situation was deemed all clear just before 12:30 p.m.
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But it's not at all clear that the poll even happened.
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" Later, according to the transcript, a "Responding Officer" states: "All clear.
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And it's not at all clear what Trump could possibly offer.
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Only once the original player says "All clear!" may you return.
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Its own all clear could be weeks away, if not longer.
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After firefighters gave the all-clear, guests were allowed to return.
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BAYLOR ALERT: The Waco Police Department has given the all clear.
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It is not at all clear that this is the end.
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Still, Gordon wasn't ready to send investors the all-clear signal.
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"I wouldn't give the all-clear sign just yet," he said.
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Officer Walburger turned to tell his partner it was all clear.
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But it's not at all clear how it got that way.
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After the all-clear, they dismissed students at the usual time.
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Neither dust nor moons were found, allowing for today's "all clear" declaration.
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The "all clear" had been issued for areas affecting about 270,000 customers.
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It is not at all clear how these unconnected scenes fit together.
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It's not at all clear that anyone was really asking those questions.
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It's not at all clear why it would abandon that plan now.
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Specialists searched the vehicle for further explosives before giving the all clear.
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"Big up days often times don't signal the all clear," he said.
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Yet it would be foolish to sound the all-clear (see article).
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About 220006 minutes later, the team gave the all clear to proceed.
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It is not at all clear President Trump will follow this path.
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It is not at all clear, of course, that a crisis exists.
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The all clear came about 45 minutes after the evacuation was announced.
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We're all clear that I got nutty, and [bassist] Fieldy did too.
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The best revolutions are, after all, clear of purpose and expertly timed.
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Here's the scary thing: It's not at all clear that that's true.
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It's not at all clear this latest plan solves that fundamental problem.
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Mill is not at all clear about his line of thought here.
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"This is not the all-clear, it's just material progress," Temple said.
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I don't think you're going to get one signal that's all clear.
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It is not at all clear at this point what will emerge.
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It's not at all clear, however, that this deadline is legally binding.
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That means the all-clear date would be September 30, next Monday.
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After a few minutes outside we just got the all clear. pic.twitter.
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It's not at all clear that renewables can do the job alone.
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But it's not at all clear this can work in a general election.
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Even then, Barrios cautions that a clear mammogram is not an all-clear.
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"It's too early to sound the 'all clear,'" Lockhart said in his address.
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Yet it is not at all clear that these moves have widespread support.
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But it is not at all clear how much money is at stake.
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Not the new Nintendo of America president, just so we're all clear here.
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But it's not at all clear that House leadership is fully on board.
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Chipotle received the all clear from the Centers for Disease Control last month.
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Even after the surgery (a success!) and the post-op checkup (all clear
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It is not at all clear that the justice system will take either.
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Remy's label may have dropped the ball by not getting the all clear.
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It was Kanye to the rescue ... looks like he gave the all clear.
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But it is not at all clear what the president was tweeting about.
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Lauer was given the all clear by the OIO in June, Reuters reports.
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But, it's not at all clear to me that Trump is always counterpunching.
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It's not at all clear that this complexity will be rewarded over time.
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" In a significant tone I added, "Let me first get the all-clear.
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Just so we're all clear, though, there can be only one true Zayn.
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Never mind that it is not at all clear what he actually achieved.
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"(The Academy at) Virginia Randolph has been given the 'all clear,'" police tweeted.
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The news service noted that the all-clear came about an hour later.
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It's not at all clear what signal he's sending about a preferred policy.
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It is not at all clear that Mr. Kim is interested in talking.
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I'm not saying today is the all clear signal, and there's no worries.
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Volcker was already something of a celebrity when he gave this all-clear.
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After the guides gave the all clear, the group piled into their rafts.
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The guard, seeing no obvious fire, gave the all-clear and came down.
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Even if you see nothing alarming down there, that doesn't mean you're all clear.
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It is not at all clear there is enough pressure to create change today.
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It is not at all clear that the new President has such legal authority.
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He was later "given the all clear" Saturday, Wiltshire Police said on social media.
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Police later conducted welfare checks of nearby apartment units before giving an all clear.
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"It is not at all clear what this is supposed to mean," she said.
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In fact, it is not at all clear that this is a major retreat.
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He hid with other men, saying prayers, until they heard it was all clear.
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Nor is it at all clear that it cannot — or will not — happen again.
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The fire department also gave them the all clear to set up some heaters.
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Even after getting the all-clear notice Tuesday afternoon, Lauren Patton's adrenaline was pumping.
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Whether they understood him, whether they even heard him, was not at all clear.
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Out of 140 screened so far, only 53 have been given the all-clear.
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The worst part is that it's not at all clear how to stop this.
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It isn't at all clear that sober concerns like these are guiding Trump's thinking.
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It's not at all clear what the US government could do to overcome this.
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On the surface, it looks an all-clear for stocks to hit new highs.
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I'm grateful every single time I'm given the "all clear" after an annual visit.
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And it's not at all clear that it will be able to do it.
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Tweets showed panic and fear from passengers as they waited for the all-clear.
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"We don't think it's time to blow the all-clear signal yet," he wrote.
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But it's not at all clear that Trump is losing ground among black voters.
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It's not at all clear to me what he will be allowed to say.
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So perhaps let's agree to give Chris Mears terrible music career the all clear.
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But sporadic gunfire could still be heard hours after the all clear was given.
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It wasn't at all clear which part was supposed to go in my mouth.
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It's not at all clear either of them actually wanted a simpler tax system.
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And yet, it's not at all clear moderates and progressives need to be reconciled.
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First, it's not at all clear that Trump could have "terminated" the Mueller probe.
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It's not at all clear whether Buttigieg and his team can make that leap.
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"It's not at all clear that sanctions will help change the situation," he says.
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But the following day, on November 9, we were finally given the all-clear.
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But it is not at all clear that Congress can set such a deadline.
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Business returned to normal after police gave the all-clear, the Scottish parliament said.
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For a while, it isn't at all clear how much Gómez can be trusted.
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In this latest case, it's not at all clear the research meets that basic standard.
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But he's now the president, and it's not at all clear that it will work.
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But there's still a bit longer to go before we can get the all-clear.
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A weather "all clear" was issued for most counties after wind conditions improved Thursday morning.
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It's not at all clear what is happening at these programs to justify the tuition.
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But it's not at all clear whether President Trump's eldest son actually broke any laws.
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But officials are waiting for the all-clear before reopening the waters to commercial crabbers.
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And it's not at all clear why it is that Senator Sanders is suggesting it.
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That said, Tumblr's Twitter page didn't give the all clear until 6:22 p.m. Okay!
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Plus, it's not at all clear NSA can fulfill the terms of the new fix.
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Do not return to the building until emergency services personnel gives you the all-clear.
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It's not at all clear whether Beyoncé will show at Monday night's star-studded event.
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And it is not at all clear if the USPS reaps profits on carrying parcels.
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Iraq's central government has yet to give the all-clear for the return of residents.
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But it's not at all clear how they benefit our financial system, and consumers specifically.
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Moreover, it's not at all clear that Trump is "determined to win" the culture war.
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When I went into Mercury I thought I'm all clear, everything should work out now.
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But it's not at all clear that consumers understand how uncertain their results may be.
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And unlike those athletes, it's not at all clear they'll make up the lost pay.
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"I have a letter in which he, the president, gives the all clear," she said.
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He returned to the program in 2009 after receiving the "all clear" from his doctors.
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It's not at all clear that professional politicians do any better job in selecting nominees.
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None of this amounts to an all-clear signal for a re-risking of portfolios.
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As with other international schools, classes are moving online until the all-clear is sounded.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Marathon Petroleum Corp said an all-clear was sounded shortly before 12 p.m.
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For investors to get the all clear, these numbers will need to show significant slowing.
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Even after the public received its second alert -- the "all clear" at 8:45 a.
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The all-clear came after controls were carried out by experts from the Spallanzani hospital.
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"It felt amazing to be given the all-clear so quickly," he told the outlet.
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It is not at all clear that the Trump administration will adequately fund the census.
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But it's not at all clear what would be done, instead, to prevent more deaths.
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He assumes his opponents have done the same, even though that's not at all clear.
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When a green box pops up, it signals the all-clear for the shelf in question.
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No one is allowed to talk or leave the room until the all clear is given.
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There was a small tsunami, too, but the region has since been given the all-clear.
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To anyone who is buying the stock today, it might seem to be an all-clear.
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Second, it's not at all clear that the administration's public silence was designed to help Clinton.
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It's not at all clear when the skinny repeal bill became a serious option for Republicans.
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In other words, it's not at all clear what the outcome of all this will be.
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But it is not at all clear that this new measure will have significant security benefits.
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It's not at all clear that Trump shares any level of concern with things like that.
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The hotel told guests to stay indoors and about 30 minutes later announced the all-clear.
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Prince Philip has been given the all-clear one day after his car crash in Norfolk.
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The "all clear" was given after a report of an active shooter at Joint Base Andrews.
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That is, it is not at all clear that it would appeal to a rational economist.
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Deputies cleared the building and searched for a couple of hours before giving the all clear.
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It's not at all clear this was intended as an act of mockery rather than solidarity.
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It isn't at all clear how a woman, in his telling, could be such a thing.
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And it's not at all clear what the social media giant plans to do about it.
|
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The building was evacuated, and an all-clear was given to reoccupy it around 7 p.m.
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But it's not at all clear whether they will be able to work out a resolution.
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It's not at all clear, however, what that may be and who will be most affected.
|
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It is not at all clear how the introduction of autonomous machines will change that dynamic.
|
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It's not at all clear to me that hospitals are prepared for what's about to happen.
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And it's not at all clear that Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Trump agree on the answer.
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It is not at all clear how well such addiction-based approaches work — if at all.
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Ten months after she started her treatment, Rana was given the all-clear in October, 2018.
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How slowly must the infection spread, the body count rise, before someone signals the all clear?
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Also not at all clear: Who the driving forces are behind the Tsunami Democràtic protest mask?
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Since this model is new, it's not at all clear which model makes the most sense.
|
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The lockdown at the White House was also lifted shortly after the all clear was given.
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But Barclays' Michael Gapen warns it's too early to give the U.S. economy the all-clear.
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It's not at all clear to me what's happening here, but it's definitely worth checking out.
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It's not at all clear that insurance companies on core health care play any useful role.
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Just sitting there, waiting for him to break the news, made it all clear to me.
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At World View headquarters, just across from the launch pad, mission control gives the all clear.
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Then, be prepared to stay there for 14 days or until the all clear is given.
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Once homicide investigators give them the all clear, they intend to meticulously clean the crime scene.
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Back then, we were all clear what the threat was -- a violent and extremist form of nationalism.
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Fatemeh and her family received an all-clear to enter the US for critical surgery, N.Y. Gov.
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Whatever the reason ... the grub got the all-clear, as she quickly pointed out on social media.
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High, low, and bass tones were all clear, and I didn't experience any distortion at high volumes.
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I sensed a few nerves going into this; it was not at all clear this would work.
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The merger has one more hurdle to cross before the companies get the all-clear to finalize.
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It's not at all clear that life, per se, is a prerequisite for such mashups to occur.
|
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About 600 additional quarantined US citizens are still waiting for the all-clear to go home, though.
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What is not at all clear is how quickly Facebook acted to removed rule-breaking political ads.
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But after conducting an investigation, officials determined there was no gunman, and the "all clear" was issued.
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Karim's wife, Sharmina Karim, told Reuters it was not at all clear to her what was happening.
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It's not at all clear why they should be fighting since they have nothing to fight about.
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The library called pest control and closed until the building was given the all-clear, reopening Tuesday.
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EBOLA It's not over: Yesterday the World Health Organization gave West Africa the all-clear on Ebola.
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It saw "limited" damage in the storm and gave an all-clear notification, according to its website.
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So we're all clear: Donald Trump is not attacking the FBI, even as he attacks the FBI.
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"From the 210 [test] that she got the all-clear, it showed precancerous cells," Stephen Teap said.
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"It isn't at all clear that such type of economic headwinds will topple oil prices," Innes said.
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But it's not at all clear why pushing against user bias would be good for Facebook's business.
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Graetz told the agent no travel or entertainment had been involved, so everything should be all clear.
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Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, was not ready to sound the all clear.
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German planes are attacking the city, and it seems we are waiting for the all-clear signal.
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Indeed, it's not at all clear what Biden thinks an ideal health care system would look like.
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And all of them flashed big honking red lights: Go home and stay there until all clear.
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But it's not at all clear that hospitals have figured out how exactly to pull these levers.
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Two more national team members tested positive on Thursday, while another fencer was given the all-clear.
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And it's not at all clear that Trump knows that there is a difference between the two.
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If Mr. Markle's doctors give him the all-clear, he should walk his daughter down the aisle.
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"When we entered YC, it wasn't at all clear that we would exist after it," Chesky said.
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This isn't true — and it's not at all clear where Trump is getting this $817 billion number.
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Once the passenger exits the bathroom, Bingochea gives the flight deck the all clear to start moving.
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It's idiosyncratic, self-invented crankery versus establishment-approved crankery, and it's not at all clear which is worse.
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Consider that the all-clear you need to make like Cleopatra and add an oil to your routine.
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It's not at all clear how it could do that, or even if the Trump administration wants to.
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It reopened without incident a few hours later after receiving an all-clear from law enforcement, Sohinki said.
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Still, it is not at all clear that everyone on an open-ended prescription should come off it.
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McCain's health scare gives the CBO more time, but it's not at all clear it will be enough.
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It's not at all clear that this particular decision signals a lack of commitment to the Rift, though.
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It's not at all clear that Buttigieg would be able to win over more churchgoers than other candidates.
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The new case was confirmed Friday, hours after the World Health Organization gave the region an all-clear.
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It's not at all clear that Democratic primary voters need to like their candidates to vote for them.
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It is not at all clear that the DNI has done much to improve coordination among the agencies.
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Saying the market is "oversold" doesn't exactly mean it's an "all-clear" signal that the pain is over.
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Of course, it is not at all clear how that money will actually be used to protect us.
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After the school's students were evacuated, a county SWAT inspected the school and put out the all-clear.
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Now, that's obviously not precise nor is it at all clear, but maybe we can investigate a bit.
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Mr. Gorman has runway to deliver stronger returns — but he still needs the all-clear from the Fed.
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Until medical professionals give their all-clear, economies will stay smaller than before the outbreak of the virus.
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But even if they could do it, it's not at all clear it would be a good idea.
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Yet it was not at all clear whether Congress will take up a gun control measure anytime soon.
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Even if passengers are tested and given the all-clear, they must remain contactable, the Straits Times reported.
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Instead, when the all-clear signal was given, the children began to sing, in Arabic and in Hebrew.
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And if no one is sick, right now, within that group, we're interpreting it as an all-clear.
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The kicker: It's not at all clear the Senate, during its trial, will even consider any of this.
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That said, she urged consumers to wait for the all-clear from the C.D.C. before eating chopped romaine.
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As they waited for an all-clear, they alerted neighbors, friends and relatives about the shooting, she added.
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" But the reporter counters, "it is not at all clear how much work or income alone improve health.
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But they were really just questions, and it's not at all clear what he thinks about the answers.
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We're told cops and EMS responded to the scene to check everyone out and gave the all clear.
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Turns out ... someone hit the alarm accidentally, so after deputies patrolled the premises they gave the all clear.
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With the Europeans, it's not at all clear what the US wants to lift steel and aluminum tariffs.
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It's not at all clear how the gray whale that's been making headlines got entangled in the metal frame.
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It isn't at all clear that the ABA president has authority to speak for the organization on this matter.
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But too often, "it's not at all clear where families should turn when they get a diagnosis," Gitlin said.
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To protect the surrogate, it should demand that she obtain a doctor's all-clear and enjoy good medical care.
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Whenever that happens, inmates must remain seated with their hands over their heads, until an "all clear" is given.
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So, it's not at all clear that a waiver under the 1995 statute is necessary in Mr. Lighthizer's case.
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A U.S.-China trade deal, the thinking goes, will sound the "all clear" signal for markets and the economy.
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He'll take a photograph with whoever, as long as they can all clear out by 10 PM. It's 9.
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It seemed that as soon as they were all clear, the R train pulled in, slowly, Ms. Peterson said.
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It's not at all clear that Trump can, legally, issue an executive order that would override the Flores settlement.
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The move follows a dividend hike in the wake of an all-clear in this week's Fed stress tests.
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No Nick and no Chad means that Fletcher has the all-clear to start her newest reality-TV journey.
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My mother had never said anything bad about him to us, but suddenly it was all clear to me.
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But it may be too early for investors in the United States stock market to sound the all-clear.
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"To me, it is not at all clear that Trump has turned his back on a deal," he said.
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Cerrone will be permitted to return to fighting sooner should he be given the all clear by a surgeon.
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Authorities said residents will be safe to return their homes as soon as Energy Transfer gives the all-clear.
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It is not at all clear how the characterization of the conversation by Schiff could be regarded as treasonous.
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The New York Police Department's bomb squad declared the scene to be all clear just after 8:30 p.m.
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I got my results (all clear!) last week and I cross my fingers that his results come through soon.
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One source added the waiver may be reinstated only after euro zone governments give the all-clear to Greece.
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It's not at all clear whether Mueller would even try to indict Trump if he thought he had reason.
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Once the passenger exits the bathroom, flight attendants can give the flight deck the all clear to start moving.
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It's not at all clear who threw the first punch, or who escalated it to the point of stabbing.
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And then Hodor dies, before we figure out if he's at all clear-eyed about what's happened to him.
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It is not at all clear that CBS would benefit from merging with Viacom, a group of networks in distress.
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Just so we're all clear on how large an area that covers, here's what it looks like on a map.
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Also, just so we're all clear: "Believe all women" doesn't mean that every accusation of sexual misconduct is automatically true.
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The utility on Wednesday issued an "all clear" for nearly all areas affected by the shutoff except for Kern County.
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Hogan said there has been no all-clear on the virus, which has infected about 25,000 individuals, mostly in China.
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The usual caveats apply, and that's especially true here since it's not at all clear who's actually behind this campaign.
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Officials gave an all-clear in Oklahoma City after a "suspicious package" was found at the Boeing facility, KFOR reported.
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It is not at all clear what "nutrient-dense foods" are, although we're supposed to take in more of them.
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But even though those soul-crushing traffic jams are now in the rearview mirror, it's not all clear roads ahead.
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Again, it's not at all clear what the experience will look like or how substantially different it'll be at first.
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But it's not at all clear to me that in this polarized environment that we can find the common ground.
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The politics Which is not to say that on a political level the settlement issue is at all clear-cut.
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That would be the all clear for us, and I think that would confirm the resumption of this up cycle.
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But it's not at all clear that the people who threatened Cloak are the same people who took down ProtonMail.
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Most of the disappeared are liberal activists or Islamists, but the reasons for some disappearances are not at all clear.
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The foundation hopes to release the unique animal back into the wild once she receives the all-clear from caregivers.
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Moreover, it is still not at all clear what China's role has been in the run-up to the summit.
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It's not at all clear that this is a good time to reduce revenue for that already over-extended system.
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Finally the slot reviews each article after copy editing, making sure headlines sing and giving the all-clear to publish.
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It's not at all clear the USMCA has the votes it needs, as leaders from both parties have raised concerns.
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"A week later DHS came back and gave the all-clear, and everything has been normal ever since," Herbert said.
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Law enforcement gave the all-clear after a suspicious package led to a brief evacuation of Trump Tower on Tuesday.
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Manager Craig Counsell said his neck is stiff but he's just day-to-day after tests came back all clear.
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There's also some happiness in there, maybe some faint hope that FaceReader could give me the all clear from RBF.
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But how can you give the all-clear for a search if you don't know where it will take place?
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For investors wondering if it's time to buy the dip, Citi said it's too early to sound the all-clear.
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Stocks rebounded slightly from Friday's sharp sell-off, but investors are not ready to sound the all-clear just yet.
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It recovered those losses by July, in the month after the World Health Organization gave Hong Kong the all clear.
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And it's not at all clear what basis the president would have for not complying with this seemingly mandatory language.
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I know it's scary, sisters, but just do it — the next best thing to an all clear is early detection.
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This 4 million words factoid was widely circulated for years, but it's not at all clear that it's actually true.
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And he said it's not at all clear that Tesla's autopilot safety data is as conclusive as the company claims.
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"The emergency condition is over and law enforcement have given the all clear," the college said on its Facebook page.
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And it's not at all clear that President Trump is willing to work hard to make his dreams come true.
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What follows is a flurry of motion, like cats fighting, and it isn't at all clear who has the advantage.
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Regardless of how states do it, it's not at all clear that these laws actually accomplish what they seek to do.
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But as soon as Hawaiians got the all clear approximately 38 minutes later, there was only er, celebration on their minds.
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Ideally, Collins would like to see Oracle close above $40.50, which would indicate an all-clear trigger to buy the stock.
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Ideally, Collins would like to see Oracle close above $40.50, which would indicate an all clear trigger to buy the stock.
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An hour and a half later police gave us the all clear and we were able to continue our broadcast operations.
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Best part: The whole cast was all clear about the fact that they still call Drake by his birth name, Aubrey.
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Don't wait for the "all clear" on semiconductor sales to make a bet on Texas Instruments, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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The judges could have ordered him to stay in Sweden but they gave him the all clear to leave the country.
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Beto O'Rourke: It's not at all clear to us that the former Texas congressman understands his current peril in this race.
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"At the very least, it gives some near term relief...But I still wouldn't call the all clear yet." he said.
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Commenting on the latest rates decision, the bank's governor Elvira Nabiullina said it was too soon to call the all-clear.
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In some regions follow-ups for people being given the all-clear are now done by phone, rather than in person.
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Earlier today, Natural Cycles put out a statement saying it was "all clear" after the closure of investigations into each pregnancy.
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As recently as September, a German-owned firm inspected the latest doomed mine near Brumadinho and gave it the all-clear.
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To give someone the all-clear for messages in the future, just add his or her details to your Contacts app.
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German police gave the all-clear after investigating five items delivered to Chancellor Angela Merkel's office in central Berlin on Wednesday.
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When I am given the all clear I will incorporate light walking and eventually be able to go back to training.
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It's not at all clear what the end game is, given the violent disagreements over what an acceptable resolution looks like.
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And despite the groundswell of support for action, it's not at all clear what legislation — if any — lawmakers would unite behind.
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As long as you meet the minimums and don't miss the quarterly due dates, you should be all clear of penalties.
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It is not at all clear, of course, how — or whether — the United States Supreme Court will weigh in on gerrymandering.
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Gates kinda sorta walked back his remarks on TV the next day, but it wasn't at all clear what he meant.
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Indeed, it's not at all clear that ICE is restricting courthouse arrests to people with any prior criminal records at all.
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Since then, Dany has been away from Meereen, and it hasn't been at all clear how she feels about what's happened.
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Finally, on Saturday morning, he was give the all-clear by the UCI, and he made the most of his escape.
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"They gave the all-clear, they said this was genuine, and they have maintained that opinion since, as well," he said.
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Less than an hour later, the school system said it had ended the lockdown after getting the all clear from authorities.
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Even if you concede the existence of a midcentury consensus, it's not at all clear that this was a good thing.
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Whitney Way Thore's mom got the all-clear to drive again after suffering a stroke — and her daughter is not on board.
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There will likely not be some moment of reckoning -- some smoking gun -- an email that makes it all clear, a "eureka" occasion.
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And it's not at all clear that Uber could disqualify the firm across thousands of arbitration proceedings without litigating the issue repeatedly.
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But, unless she pulls a major surprise and actually starts winning primaries, it's not at all clear what her rationale would be.
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It's not at all clear how long oil prices will remain at current levels, nor when or how far they will recover.
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But what happened to Morey is disturbing in large part because it's not at all clear how far this slope will slip.
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After they were given the all-clear, the security line was long as passengers headed back to board their flights, Enarson said.
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After they were given the all-clear, the security line was long as passengers headed back to board their flights, said Enarson.
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It's not at all clear he realizes how hard this is going to be, or how easily it can all go wrong.
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After the cat gets the all-clear, Officer Corona hopes to adopt the animal he helped rescue and name her, aptly, Burrito.
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Several hours after the problem was first noticed, the site tweeted out an all clear, saying that the site was back online.
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Price: $15–$603 Camelbak All Clear UV Purifier Want to zap your tap water with UV rays to some of the nasties?
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Clinton made no mention of the all-clear because the last thing she wants to talk about is her e-mails. 3.
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As for Cranston, now 35, he was given the all-clear in 2014 and continues to work in South Africa each year.
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And given the bad-faith arguments it rests on top of, it's not at all clear what Facebook can do about it.
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That's still noticeably south of the 200 mph mark that top motorsports like IndyCar, NASCAR, and Formula One all clear with ease.
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In fact, it's not at all clear what kind of access to phone records, if any, Assange's lawyers were given by authorities.
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Had Cruz been born in 1790 to a noncitizen father it is not at all clear that he would have been eligible.
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Furthermore, it's not at all clear whether this is actually a decline in business dynamism, or merely a change in business model.
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No one expects Trump to actually own some bad thing that he's done, but it's not at all clear what's "Sad!" here.
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ET, CNN's Don Lemon announced on air that they were given the "all clear" to return to the building after being evacuated.
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The grim irony is that it's not at all clear the law will prove efficient in curbing genuine threats to national security.
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And, of course, it's not at all clear how stingy USCIS will be in actually approving DACA renewal applications on the merits.
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But it's not at all clear who's responsible for dealing with a long-term environmental hazard posed by the waste abandoned there.
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It's not at all clear how $200 billion, plus whatever states could get through the tax subsidies, would make up that difference.
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Americans' well-being is at risk It is not at all clear how the US economy will fare in the coming months.
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"History suggests that rallies of this kind are unsustainable and do not signal the all clear," Bowler said in a recent note.
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A week later I was asked to do Closing Bell yet again and called for the 'all clear' for the stock market.
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Still, it was not at all clear that there was actually a leak in the first place, much less an illegal one.
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"All clear!" she hallooed when she had finished, popping her head, dowagerlike in its wrapped towel, around the door to Pippa's room.
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When wind conditions improved early Thursday morning, the utility issued a weather "all clear," leading crews to start inspections and restoration work.
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An attacking army could slip past enemy lines on the ground as early warning systems give false all-clear readouts to defenders.
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And of course, it's not at all clear how stingy USCIS will be in actually approving DACA renewal applications on the merits.
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They asked everyone if we were hungry and gave us coffee, water, clothes, whatever we needed while we waited for the all clear.
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The outbreak began in late 2015, and the company finally got the all-clear from the Centers for Disease Control in February 2016.
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Since the investors paid in ether, a popular cryptocurrency, it's not at all clear how they could get back any of the funds.
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With all this in mind, it is not at all clear that the military benefits of US-Russian cooperation are worth these downsides.
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Judging by his first term, and his government's trajectory in the early months of his second, the answer is not at all clear.
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Here, photographer Nicole Craine hunkers down with a group of evacuees as they wait and wait for an all-clear to return home.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German police gave the all-clear after investigating five items delivered to Chancellor Angela Merkel's office in central Berlin on Wednesday.
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Given that the Hydrogen One is already a year delayed, it's not at all clear that these accessories will launch any time soon.
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You can do it over AirPlay; it's not at all clear why Apple won't let you do it with your voice as well.
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Yet a relatively sharp 14-tick drop in Treasury bond futures suggested it was too early to sound an all-clear on volatility.
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At which point, once we got the all clear that the shooter was down, we ran out to second base for Steve Scalise.
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Given the kingdom's long history of fostering extremism, it's not at all clear that this move will help fight terrorism in any way.
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The results came out in May and signalled the all-clear for a larger trial, with 5,400 participants, that will begin in November.
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CNN has been reporting on the issue, and while there are murmurs about their release, it's not at all clear it has happened.
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It is not at all clear how much global growth is slowing and how hot inflation will be running in the near future.
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With this decision, Ohio Secretary of State John Husted and states across the country were given the all clear to silence American voters.
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In giving Trump the all-clear on obstruction charges, Barr appears not to have considered whether Trump obstructed the actual crime in question.
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"It was a highly volatile space and it wasn't at all clear who would stick around and who would fade away," he wrote.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German police on Friday gave the all-clear after 500 passengers were evacuated from a train due to a bomb threat.
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But it is not at all clear that a Justice Kavanaugh would hold the crucial vote in such a clash, Professor Vladeck said.
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"I went to the doctor yesterday just to make sure and he gives me the all clear to go to work," Goldberg explained.
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For example, it is not at all clear that raising prices at the pump is the best way to reduce emissions from driving.
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But Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, says consumers will continue to be cautious even after authorities signal the all clear.
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The "all clear" was given by police shortly before midnight (0500 GMT) after several dozen police officers searched the building floor by floor.
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But for those around us — physicians, families and the hospital generally — they are not at all clear, and too easily clouded by emotion.
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It's not at all clear, though, that Congress — which must sign off on any trade deal before it takes effect — would accept that.
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And it is not at all clear that when it comes to promoting his strongest political points, Mr. Trump can stay on message.
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In this view, it's not at all clear that polarization itself is a problem — in a democracy, we're meant to fight about things!
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Levitt said it is "not at all clear" whether the Sanders plan would end up saving money and reducing overall national health spending.
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It's not at all clear, but with Naughty Dog at the helm, it's bound to be compelling even if it comes up empty.
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Although the Democrats and the media have routinely called his effort to "dirty up" Biden a crime, that is not at all clear.
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"It is likely too early to sound the all-clear, or change the risk assessment to 'balanced'," Societe General economist Anatoly Annenkov said.
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One official described it as a misstep since it wasn't at all clear the two sides would agree to anything during the talks.
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After the all-clear was given, lawmakers began to question how the false alarm occurred, and how it remained uncorrected for so long.
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But, per point No. 2 above, it's not at all clear to me that Trump will be willing (or able) to do that.
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But it's not at all clear how many people would voluntarily leave the US knowing they might not be able to come back.
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Students and faculty told Q13 Fox that they waited more than an hour to get the all-clear to head back inside the building.
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Here's another problem: It's not at all clear that buying companies just because they are buying back shares will be a successful investment strategy.
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"While most people think that Trump trade policy will be negative for emerging markets, that is not at all clear," Barrineau told CNBC recently.
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The debate on the Senate floor would be open, but it is not at all clear what plan Republicans are actually trying to pass.
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A spokeswoman for the MPA also confirmed to me, via email, in English, that there is no 'all clear' for Natural Cycles as yet.
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No new cases have been reported in the three weeks, and July 29 begins the "all-clear" date, which signals the crisis is over.
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City employees didn't get the all-clear to turn on their computers until five days later and many city systems still have not recovered.
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Of course, it's not at all clear when their next album will see release, but the group insists it'll be out later this year.
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It's because they've spent a lot of money to do this pilot and it's not at all clear it's going to make any difference.
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Last week, the Drug Enforcement Agency gave the all-clear for Epidiolex, an epilepsy drug derived from cannabis, to be sold on the market.
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We're told a rep from the company that produces the show -- Bunim-Murray -- sent Pamela's team a release form to get the all-clear.
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But it is not at all clear that any of those rationales would actually compel the Trump administration to intervene in the Idaho case.
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They will need new ideas and strong leadership and it is not at all clear that their current roster is up to the challenge.
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Trump, Abe, and aides were using lights from smartphones to pour over security documents, and it's not at all clear the phones were secure.
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" At 3:20 pm ET, the Facebook page was updated to say "the all clear has been given" and "no active shooter was found.
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He finds a real friend in Anita, though it's not at all clear that she'd be able to handle the darker side of him.
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By the next day, and after a visit with their pediatrician, he was given the all clear: just an infection, that had since passed.
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After Quave gave the all-clear, her colleague Kate Nelson and I pulled on some tall rubber boots and proceeded cautiously into the water.
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The highway patrolman said 'All clear' and shut the sliding door, and we sighed the biggest collective sigh of relief you could possibly imagine.
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And it's not at all clear that the official opposition Labour party has any philosophical objections to increasing the capabilities of the surveillance state.
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It's not at all clear that the trade deficit has harmed the U.S. economy, which is enjoying one of its longest expansions in history.
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It will be very difficult to confidently declare an all-clear in the stock market until the end of the pandemic is in sight.
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Melbourne Victory players expressed frustration with the government's travel clampdown after getting the all-clear to head to New Zealand for the Phoenix game.
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So while there has been some erosion in the Republican base, it's not at all clear how much Democrats are really benefiting from it.
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Borders are being monitored, and a train heading to Austria was stopped until a person with flu-like symptoms was given the all clear.
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"It isn't at all clear that such type of economic headwinds will topple oil prices given ... the constant barrage of supply outages," Innes said.
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Before the official alert hit our phones, confirming the all clear, we were out on the water in our rented pontoon boat, speeding forward.
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One official later described that as a mistake, since it wasn't at all clear the two sides would agree to anything during the talks.
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More broadly, it's not at all clear that writing the most restrictive law possible is the best way to get the Supreme Court's attention.
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So while Wall Street could take comfort in a big day, there remains work to be done before the all-clear comes in the market.
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Whitaker's own hand-picked team of advisers, the identities of whom are still unknown, gave him the all-clear, the Washington Post reported on Thursday.
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It's not at all clear if Uber was taking unnecessary risks to hit its internal goals, but it's certainly paying a huge price right now.
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Trump and conservative Republicans are running hard on immigration, but warring polls show it's not at all clear how voters really see Trump's immigration crackdown.
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"This may prove a disappointment for investors looking for the all-clear signal," Joe Brusuelas, chief RSM economist, said in a recent note to clients.
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Punkt doesn't make all that many products — electronics-wise, it's really just the one phone — so it's not at all clear what we should expect.
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PG&E also began safety patrols and inspections before sundown on Sunday in several counties that have received the "all clear," which continued Monday morning.
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Amal rushed to his side but, after he was given the all clear, they left the hospital together in a private car, La Nuova added.
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N). All 18 banks undergoing the Fed's annual stress test were given the all-clear, although the central bank placed conditions on Credit Suisse's (CS.
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It's not at all clear that this time will be different, though the Senate Democrats who voted for Monday's spending bill are arguing it is.
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If there's major learning from the Note debacle that can be applied here, it's that companies can be too eager to sound the all clear.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told Reuters the German figures offered a "first ray of hope", but it was too early to give the all-clear.
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Yet he remains clever and attractive; if he is not to be the mainstream Republican champion, it is not at all clear who will be.
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All you have to do is snap a selfie, and the screen above the camera will let you know when you're all clear to board.
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Yet he remains clever and attractive—and if he is not to be the mainstream Republican champion, it is not at all clear who is.
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New York (CNN Business)Chinese regulators have given the all-clear for Disney to buy most of 21st Century Fox, a Disney spokesperson confirmed Monday.
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ARCHERY - Russia's three-member archery team has been given the all clear to take part in the Rio Games by the World Archery Federation (WA).
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The incident lasted around 20 minutes, before the all clear was given and people were led back into the terminals at the airport, he said.
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She gives herself up to the police, and it is not at all clear that she will go back to Mark when she is released.
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If people care about their privacy (and it's not at all clear that they do), they will gravitate to a service that offers better protections.
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I am about to declare the all-clear when there's a noise—a kind of thud, as if a person had collided with the sofa.
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Gates were closed for more than an hour before the all-clear was given at the site 45 miles (72 kilometers) northeast of San Francisco.
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Twitter would be very expensive for Disney, and it's not at all clear that Disney would have any capacity to fix Twitter's user growth problem.
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It's not at all clear that's what would be going on with a Mueller-Trump sit-down -- on matters related to Comey or anything else.
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That doesn't give you the all-clear to take advantage of cheap flights and go anywhere your little heart desires (tempting though it may be).
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Careful use of these practices could help speed up the process of getting people back to work once public health professionals give the all-clear.
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"It's a little too soon for us to call an all-clear just yet," said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist at US Bank Wealth Management.
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If an elector were to cast his or her vote, it's not at all clear that a state could then move to nullify that vote.
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It's not at all clear that it's new money; much of it would probably be money that would have been spent on public projects anyway.
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"It's ... not at all clear that the rift is any closer to being resolved today than it was yesterday and I regret that," he said.
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And then he gave me the answer that made it all clear: Every Israeli who serves in the military knows that we still have Morads.
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It's not at all clear that abortion clinics could continue to operate if they were only allowed to treat patients who secured a court order.
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Some reports about the Ascension deal say that this, too, could be breaching federal law, though the facts on this are not at all clear.
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But it is not at all clear whether he is strong enough to take advantage of more friendly terrain, as Hillary Clinton did in 2016.
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"It is not at all clear to me why cash as opposed to a wire transfer has made this into a new story," he said.
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FPS Explosive Detection Canine Teams swept the facility and gave the 'all clear,' and the hearing room and overflow room were able to be repopulated.
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Aptly, for a book that is partly about who controls what stories get told, it is not at all clear who is telling this one.
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Renault said on Twitter that the Dane, who bruised his left ankle in a big crash in Belgium last weekend, was "all clear to race".
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But a short time later, Rubio staffers tweeted that the headquarters was given the all-clear and said they are heading back into the building.
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First, it's not at all clear that there is anybody being harmed in this case, which means the states might not have standing to sue.
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It's not at all clear that McCready will win, but it is clear that local Republicans, far from being abashed, will brand him a troublemaker.
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And, of course, it's not at all clear that all 59,000 Haitian TPS holders will simply return to Haiti on or before July 22, 2019.
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Tomber explained that her followers don't need to worry about her practice being unsafe – her doctor gave them the all-clear to do acroyoga during pregnancy.
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Update: The all clear has been given at John F. Kennedy International Airport, where a shooting scare late Sunday sparked a police response and flight delays.
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It's not at all clear that this time will be different, though the Senate Democrats who voted for the last spending bill are arguing it is.
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On Wednesday, the International Triathlon Union gave the all-clear to the six Russian triathletes and the International Fencing Federation approved Russia's 16-member fencing team.
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Wife Amal rushed to his side but, after he was given the all clear, they left the hospital together in a private car, La Nuova added.
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University officials sent an alert asking students to follow instructions from officers and warning others to stay away from campus until they received an all-clear.
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The footage looks extremely creepy, and it's not at all clear to me how you extend that across five episodes toward some sort of meaningful conclusion.
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But it's not at all clear that he's going to start thinking about Trump the man when asked to rule on cases about Trump the president.
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Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram were all inaccessible for hours last month, and it wasn't until over 24 hours later that Facebook finally gave the all clear.
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The project was given the all-clear on the grounds that to achieve its goal of female empowerment, women had to feel comfortable on the island.
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Autry said he checked to make sure no one was nearby before giving an all-clear signal to Adams, and then he allegedly heard a gunshot.
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The alert is noted through a change in the screen's color — green signaling that everything is all clear and red meaning things aren't looking so good.
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As far as a psychological exam ... Jackson said the Prez did undergo a cognitive test per the Prez's request and the doc said he's all clear.
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To be sure, bitcoin is a highly volatile asset, and analysts remained cautious that the Digital Currency Group's agreement sounded the all-clear for the currency.
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And it's not at all clear to me that major Democratic or Republican donors will abandon their party to donate big dollars to a bipartisan ticket.
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It's not at all clear though that Trump realizes that—or indeed has any idea about the differences between a one-state and two-state solution.
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"It is not at all clear whether the pricing environment will materially improve next year either," Jefferies analyst David Steinberg said in a note to clients.
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Leaders in the House and Senate have criticized Trump's move, although it is not at all clear there's support in Congress for any sort of revolt.
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The immediate area around the incident was closed to the public, but authorities gave the all clear and the airport was operating as usual, he said.
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Experts said the move would undoubtedly boost the U.S. stock market in the near term but weren't exactly sounding the "all-clear" signal on next year.
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The New York Police Department issued an "all-clear" on Friday after responding to a report of suspicious items at Trump Tower in New York City.
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But when there are, it's not at all clear that the early bird will get the votes: He or she might indeed just get the worm.
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"For a parent who has children at the school, even when we give the all clear, it's difficult given that today is December 14th," said Rodrigue.
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Classes and other activities resumed at the 32,000-student campus after the all-clear was given about 25 minutes after the incident was reported, police said.
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My iFixit purchasing team has been trapped in Taiwan since January, waiting for the all clear to go back to work in our Chinese supply chain.
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Given what lies ahead, however, it is not at all clear how much of the Hampshire philosophy — to say nothing of the Hampshire soul — will survive.
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It's not at all clear, however, that a carbon price is even on the agenda for Democrats, who handily won control of the House of Representatives.
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Given the chaos and dysfunction of British politics, it was not at all clear Wednesday that the gambit by the European Union officials would pay off.
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It is not at all clear that the Supreme Court will find President Trump's aggressive use of that statute to be consistent with his constitutional powers.
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The Federal Reserve's passing grade for all 34 institutions it checks annually for financial soundness is the first all-clear since the tests began in 2011.
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There are several pieces missing from the global "all clear, stocks can rip" story, said Alec Young, managing director, of global markets research at FTSE Russell.
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In particular, there's been a long-run trend toward fewer prime-age men working, and it's not at all clear that we're currently below that trend.
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The university in Waco, Texas told students to seek shelter due to the apparent shooting, but later noted that local police had issued an all-clear.
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"The market is definitely pricing in a weaker growth outlook," Young told me, but it's not at all clear that this will translate into a recession.
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Just after midnight, the NYPD and Port Authority gave the all clear, saying all terminals had been searched and there was no evidence of a shooter.
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"It's not at all clear that there is going to be a positive effect on jobs in the auto industry," an economics professor told Mr. Chokshi.
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But whether Likud is prepared to risk splitting the party and whether there's time before the clock runs out on government formation isn't at all clear.
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Then, for reasons that aren't at all clear to me — reasons that in retrospect feel like an outright miracle — I thought of the family wedding rings.
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Stewart, 74, told the crowd he was given the all-clear in July after being diagnosed with prostate cancer during a routine check-up in 2016.
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Editorial In the first systemwide all-clear since the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve announced last week that all of the nation's big banks are healthy.
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It's not at all clear that state legislators want this task back, and there's little evidence that the public knows or cares much about this effort.
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Stock are rallying as investors appear to be putting fears about a Brexit behind them, but strategists say too much uncertainty remains to sound the all-clear.
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His wife, Amal, rushed to his side but, after he was given the all clear, they left the hospital together in a private car, La Nuova added.
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Since AT&T's vertical merger got the all-clear from the courts, it seems unlikely that Comcast's bid will be challenged by a newly chastened Justice Department.
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Facebook's Menlo Park campus in Silicon Valley has been given the all clear after fears of a sarin exposure yesterday led to the evacuation of several buildings.
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But it's worth pointing out that it's not at all clear Republicans could keep the government open on their own, even if they were given the chance.
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Donald Trump wants to start building a wall across the US-Mexico border right away, but it's still not at all clear how much this would cost.
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Washington (CNN)Andrews Air Force Base is all clear after a lockdown Thursday morning amid confusion during an active shooter drill, according to a law enforcement official.
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Two more guys came in about 45 minutes after me when I told them it was all clear because they were hiding in Topgolf in the MGM.
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"We don't think there's any kind of threat at this time and we're in the process of issuing an all-clear," City Manager Trey Cocking told reporters.
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Until these fires are extinguished—and it's not at all clear when that might happen—local residents will have to deal with the smoke and its effects.
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Wife Amal rushed to his side but once he was given the all clear, the couple left the hospital together in a private car, per La Nuova.
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The outlet reports his wife Amal rushed to his side but, after he was given the all clear, they left the hospital together in a private car.
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The OCC does not have a deadline for when it must approve the plan, but Wells Fargo cannot finish its work without that all-clear from regulators.
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Importantly, corporate high-grade and speculative-grade debt are priced at sturdy levels, a virtual "all clear" from the credit markets about the underpinnings of the economy.
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"While there is no 'all clear' on market concerns, investor sentiment pulled back from extremes," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at brokerage CMC Markets in Sydney.
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It's not at all clear that Sekulow speaks for the other lawyers, including Cobb, who has pursued a conciliatory and non-confrontational approach to the Mueller probe.
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On March 28, Ms. Trudeau told her followers on Facebook that she had recovered and had "received the all clear" from her doctor and Ottawa Public Health.
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It's not at all clear what's going to happen, and one big reason is all the dynamics we were talking about at the beginning of this conversation.
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Yet as the virus increasingly spreads through the United States by community transmission, it is not at all clear that travel restrictions can significantly impact the spread.
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Options are being discussed between MLB and its players on how to return to action once a panel of infectious-disease experts gives Manfred the all clear.
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Dr. Charles D. Blanke, who has studied data on physician-assisted dying, said it was not at all clear that nitrogen inhalation would bring a peaceful death.
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Hear no evil, Part One It's not at all clear, yet, that Democrats will call for Parnas to testify, but it's a good bet they ultimately will.
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Yet part of this movie's ticklish nastiness is that at first it isn't at all clear whether she will be the master of doom or its helpmate.
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"It's not at all clear there is going to be much demand for E.V.s, at least in North America," said Sam Abuelsamid, an analyst at Navigant Research.
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They are all clear that positive relations with the U.S., be it with lawmakers, business leaders or opinion-formers, is something all Arab countries see as valuable.
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But as Axios's Mike Allen said, for all the motion conservatives are making, it's not at all clear that there is a tangible movement toward an agreement.
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It is not at all clear that any tinkering can save the waiting period; outside experts have long said any similar policy would not survive the Byrd Rule.
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Verrone said he is waiting until the S&P 500 clears 2,760 before making an "all-clear call" but that he thinks market conditions are showing good signs.
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This means teachers must lock doors and can continue teaching but cannot unlock the door until an "all clear" announcement has been broadcast over the intercom five times.
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So when you're given the all clear to tell people that your book or next book will be published … you can't resist the opportunity to get Congrats Twitter.
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"Natural Cycles 'all clear' following investigation" read the subject of an email sent to my inbox today, by Hot Cherry — the aforementioned UK PR company for Natural Cycles.
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Following Texas Instruments' conference call, the stock rose $6 before giving up those gains and more after CFO Rafael Lizardi did not give that "all clear," Cramer said.
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Finally, despite Trump's repeated promises to withdraw from the Middle East, it is not at all clear when — and to what extent — such a withdrawal might take place.
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The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii said there was no tsunami threat from the quake and authorities in Australia and New Zealand also gave the all-clear.
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It's not at all clear what the unions of the future will look like, but it may be that grander aspirations are necessary to achieve smaller ones. ♦
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"It was not at all clear that these explanations were satisfactory for the questioning members of Congress," JP Morgan economist Michael Feroli wrote in a note to investors.
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Camelbak's All Clear UV Purifier is quite the intense 25-ounce water bottle, able to turn either tap or natural stream water into drinking water in a minute.
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After determining that it was caused by a severe skin reaction, Tia was given the all-clear, but the nasty case of hives still has yet to fade.
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In cases like these, statutes of limitations can help serial sexual offenders go free, and it's not at all clear that the benefit to defendants outweighs this cost.
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But it's not at all clear that these tactics can counteract the damage hacking and misinformation can do to the credibility of both democracy and the press itself.
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Besides, it is not at all clear that Mr Rohani, a member of the old revolutionary elite, is setting out to be anything more than an economic reformer.
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And I'm not at all clear why it's all necessary in this case, considering that Hammond, Clarkson, and May aren't part of the show — they are the show.
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In my new mom haze, I didn't quite process that he was issuing a physical all-clear for vaginal intercourse — not a recommendation that I hop to it.
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It's walking away from the idea that any country ought to take moral leadership for refugees — and, indeed, it's not at all clear that any other country will.
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It is not at all clear whether the Iranians or other signatories to the original agreement -- the UK, Germany and the EU -- would agree to the new proposal.
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Skye stressed that she only started the workout after getting the all-clear from her doctor, and she's not doing any move her doctor hasn't signed off on.
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But it's not at all clear blood tests are a solution to this problem, or that the efficacy of sideline tests is even a problem to begin with.
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Even if there were an indisputable increase in hearing loss among adolescents, it is not at all clear that the main culprit is cranking Skrillex at full blast.
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It noted that Mr. Duterte had virtually given the police the all-clear to shoot and kill those suspected of drug dealing since becoming president two years ago.
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When Mr. Haering did get the all-clear on Saturday to return to his home in Tooele, Utah, Mr. Grizzle insisted that he was happy for his friend.
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What's not at all clear is whether it will be a narrow Democratic majority or a narrow Republican one, and there's a big substantive difference between the two.
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I would be very hesitant to say that even if we do close above it, I wouldn't be willing to wave the all clear flag at that point.
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The Armed Forces Hospital in Brasilia said on Wednesday that the minister was given the all-clear after some medical tests and told to rest for five days.
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And it is not at all clear how taxing imports of Canadian and European steel and aluminum is going to get China to cut subsidies for its producers.
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In Nevada, the most powerful union has made its opposition to Medicare-for-all clear, putting Sanders's chances of notching a third early state win there at risk.
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It is not at all clear that his actions are based on credible intelligence, or even that they were undertaken in the best interests of our national security.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China says the worst of its pork crisis might be over, but some analysts say it's still too soon to give the all-clear.
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My generation will rise up Sawyer Garrity, 16, was trapped in a closet for 90 minutes with other students while they waited for an all-clear from police.
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"I don't think we are going to get an all-clear sign on Friday," said Blake Gwinn, head of front-end rates strategy at NatWest Markets in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Photo: AT&TOn Tuesday, a federal judge ruled that AT&T has the all clear to merge with Time Warner, paving the way for a media-gobbling merger frenzy.
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After getting to the hotel, I took some photos of Times Square from the room, had a whiskey at the bar, and sent the agent the all-clear message.
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It's not at all clear, he said, that marijuana use alone actually caused the violent outbreaks, even if that was a widely held belief in Mexico at the time.
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"Based on work by others it is not at all clear if we could expect an increase in the numbers of tropical cyclones in the North Atlantic," said Lavender.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told Reuters the figures offered a "first ray of hope" following two quarters without expansion, but it was too early to give the all-clear.
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Everyone claims to be in favor of their being some sort of rules — it's just not at all clear what they'll look like, or whether they'll have any teeth.
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And while there will eventually be a nationwide recession — the business cycle has not been abolished — it's not at all clear that we'll have one before next year's election.
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But Sanders has never really been one to follow political conventional wisdom and it's not at all clear to us that he has any plans to go after Warren.
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Moving the patients Once first responders put out the fire and gave the all-clear, hospital staff rushed to treat the gunshot victims on the 16th and 17th floors.
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The Trump administration doesn't appear eager to step in — and absent a federal action, it is not at all clear that litigation will actually be able to stop Idaho.
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America's antitrust authorities have recently given Anheuser-Busch InBev, one of the world's biggest drinks companies, the all-clear to buy SABMiller, another global drinks firm, for $107 billion.
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Days earlier, authorities had given the all-clear to the dam, which can hold 216,350 acre-feet of water, despite residents' concerns about overspill, state-run media have said.
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" (published by Knopf in 1962), with Blanche intentionally "nettling" Alfred, provoking him to shout, and Alfred "swooping down on her just as she thought there was an all-clear.
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Police in the eastern state of Brandenburg, where Potsdam is located, said they checked 10 suspicious packages on Monday but gave the all-clear for all of those parcels.
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"I'd be a little hesitant to waive the all clear signal at this point," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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But it's not at all clear that those changes would do much to change the bill's bottom line from CBO: a dramatic increase in the uninsured compared with Obamacare.
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Deadline reports that CEO Jon Feltheimer announced during Thursday's third-quarter earnings call that the all-clear has been given for a follow-up to the Rian Johnson caper.
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And while there is a good chance that some international regulators may give the Max the all-clear at the same time as the F.A.A., some could take longer.
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But hours after the all clear was given, a defense official told CNN that a final determination had not yet been made as to what exactly caused the event.
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Rising Treasury yields have been a benefit, as has the all-clear the Federal Reserve gave banks for their plans to return capital to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
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Vague replacement frameworks put forward in the past are all clear on at least one point: Insurers could charge even higher premiums than already permitted for this age group.
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It is not at all clear whether he can influence the encryption law; potential amendments are due to be debated in Parliament this week, and no changes are expected.
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It is not at all clear that Trump has a strategy for how we effectively defend against those myriad threats, let alone how he expects to solve this situation.
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She also pointed to the notice the MPA had felt moved to post on its website as a result of incorrect media rumors the company was in the all clear.
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"When we had bomb scares at school, we all piled out of class and stood in the tennis courts until the bomb squad gave the all clear," he told me.
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Angry anti-trade rhetoric is flying from political podiums on the left and the right this year, but it's not at all clear that Americans broadly agree with their politicians.
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"At the very least, it is not at all clear that government forces are presently winning or even gaining significant ground," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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But the bond market didn't seem to care — it behaved as if it got the all clear signal and it was full steam ahead for a rate hike this year.
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It's not at all clear that the United States will be willing to take the anti-Iranian steps the Saudis want: confronting Iran and President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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A change of gearbox would have meant a five place grid penalty for a race that Vettel needs to win, but Ferrari gave the all-clear after a factory inspection.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Police declared an all-clear at Washington's Union Station and allowed people to re-enter the train terminal after a bomb threat on Wednesday forced a brief evacuation.
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Perhaps this is a negotiating ploy designed to pressure North Korea and China, but it is not all clear that this is the case or that it will be successful.
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I hid obsessive-compulsive rituals from babysitters while scanning our New York City street for my mother's orange hat, the all-clear signal that she was safely returning from work.
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Some portions of the city's water system could be given an all-clear on a rolling basis before mid-April, the Detroit Free Press newspaper reported, citing other state officials.
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A receptionist in a medical office is a desk job, but it's not at all clear that a doctor would want to set up shop in a WeWork coworking space.
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Moreover, it is not at all clear that the Army will meet its target, or for that matter, that the other services that are developing hypersonic systems will meet theirs.
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And, it is not at all clear to me that, whoever the Democratic nominee is, she or he would have a cakewalk to an easy victory in the general election.
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"It's not at all clear how credible this is, and it's not overly specific information so far," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said during his weekly radio appearance on WNYC.
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Kourtney, Kris, Kylie and Tyga returned after a short trip in Costa Rica but had to deal with U.S. Customs agents getting a look inside before getting the all clear.
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Officials gave the all-clear after about 20 minutes, as crowds of aides milled around the sidewalks and as traffic ground to a standstill on the streets of Capitol Hill.
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The couple will have to undergo two more sets of blood tests within the next year, before they get the all-clear for their alleged exposure to the employee's blood.
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Rising social tensions, protests and a deepening sense of "frustration" over the lack of job opportunities were all clear indications that the aspirations of the public remained unfulfilled, he added.
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"When it's confirmed you're at new highs people see that as an all clear signal and they jump in," said Mark Hackett, chief of investment research, Nationwide in Downingtown, Pennsylvania.
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There will probably be months of legal tussling, and it is not at all clear which side will prevail in court, nor in the battle for public opinion and legislative favor.
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She resigned her new position in February and a few weeks later, the prime minister gave her the all clear to speak publicly about the whole affair, waiving solicitor-client privilege.
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A spokesperson for the veteran-led group Team Rubicon USA said the group will be on the ground in the aftermath when the all clear has been given by emergency services.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told Reuters that the growth figures were a "first ray of hope" following two quarters without expansion, but this was no reason to give the all-clear.
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As long as we're all clear that it wasn't a chicken dinner that suddenly made her boyfriend of over a year propose, we don't see any harm in recreating the dish.
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"It's not at all clear to me just viewing this from the outside that this hacking into the DNC and the RNC computers was not a false-flag operation," Bolton said.
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However, it's not at all clear how many users it has picked up in these areas, or how well the ad play is working as the company has never disclosed numbers.
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Our sources say Johnny hasn't seen the property since it burned down, and plans to show up when he gets the all clear ... so he can salvage anything that was spared.
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While you're protected in your fortress of concrete and brick waiting for help, or at least someone to give the all clear, things can get a little tricky, disaster-preparedness-wise.
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Days before the breach, authorities had given the all-clear to the dam, which can hold 216,350 acre-feet of water, despite residents' concerns about overspill, state-run media have said.
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Which is all to say that while Trump has the power to make policy here, it is not at all clear he represents the center of popular opinion on this issue.
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" The American air base at Misawa, 700 miles (1,127 km) north of Tokyo, posted a "real world missile alert" and urged personnel to seek shelter, before later issuing an "all clear.
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" The American air base at Misawa, 700 miles (1,127 km) north of Tokyo, posted a "real world missile alert" and urged personnel to seek shelter, before later issuing an "all clear.
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It's not at all clear how soon that'll happen, but forcing Congress to take a vote helps to clarify the playing field and make sure it's something legislators are thinking about.
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"The NYPD has now given us the all clear, and employees have been permitted to return to the building,"CNN Worldwide president Jeff Zucker said in an internal memo to staff.
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Without Rutgers and Maryland, it is not at all clear that the Big Ten could have secured reported rights deals with ESPN, Fox Sports and CBS Sports worth $250 million annually.
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But in raw political terms, it's not at all clear how Harris or the rest of her Senate Democratic colleagues can stop Trump's pick from being confirmed between now and November.
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But it was not at all clear that the White House would embrace the plan, whose details — including the question of how much it would cost — remained up in the air.
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This suggests to Stutland that Tuesday's drop in the VIX is an "all clear" for investors to buy stocks, even if he doesn't see the index maintaining so low a level.
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Uber has pledged an investigation on the sexism charges, but it's not at all clear that will be enough to quell the mounting anger against the company both internally and externally.
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For anyone wondering why this younger generation has joined older fans of the group's look, a new book, "Supreme Glamour," out just in time for the show, makes it all clear.
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It's not at all clear how much Oculus invested in this title, thought it was clear from the press event that the scope of the title's development was extensive and expensive.
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At one point, police briefly closed off the Camden Yards baseball stadium, keeping people at the Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox game stuck inside until police gave the all-clear.
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While the WHO said this week that West Africa's Ebola outbreak no longer constitutes an international public health risk, there have been small flare-ups even after countries received the all-clear.
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Back home, their relationship has gotten the all-clear from their most important important people in El Moussa's life: her kids with ex-husband Tarek — daughter Taylor, 7, and son Brayden, 2.
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It turns out Williams gave the all clear for the family to return home without properly checking to see if the air was safe, according to a Florida Department of Agriculture investigation.
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Still, it is not at all clear that the 80-year-old comedian and former sitcom star would face nearly so stiff a penalty for drugging and assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004.
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Sweden's medical regulator says it is continuing to investigate the contraceptive app Natural Cycles over 37 unintended pregnancies, despite claims from Natural Cycles that the company is "all clear" following the investigation.
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The first-time caucus attendees had no interest whatsoever in intra-Republican infighting — and it wasn't at all clear how much interest they had in the Republican party beyond its presidential frontrunner.
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"As I hammered in the last bolt and staggered over the rim, it was not at all clear to me who was the conqueror and who was the conquered," Harding said afterward.
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"Yesterday (Tuesday) everything remained stable," the spokeswoman said, adding that with the cause of the disruption still unknown no "all clear" can yet be given to indicate that the situation is resolved.
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What's more, experts say it's not at all clear that even a successful effort will achieve the agency's goal of preventing a disaster from the reckless use of one of these devices.
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There are an estimated 400,000 homes in Harvey's path that carry flood insurance, and it's not at all clear whether the NFIP can pay out to those people without a cash infusion.
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But PG&E Expects to issue a weather "All Clear" for safety inspections and restoration work to begin early Monday morning for Northern Sierras and North Coast, the company announced early Monday.
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That's dicey legal ground -- not to mention the fact that it's not at all clear where the money (and space) to house families together for indefinite periods of time would come from.
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Deep learning and reinforcement learning have both been around for a while, but until recently it was not at all clear how powerful they were, and how far they could be extended.
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The House Republicans released the highly controversial Nunes memo on Friday, after the White House gave the all-clear, over the objections of the Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German police gave an all-clear on Monday after the headquarters of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Berlin were evacuated due to a suspicious object found in the mailroom.
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About half an hour passed before the hotel's guests got an all-clear, he said, adding that some people were legitimately scared and in tears until they realized the alarm was false.
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" But as the number of confirmed cases accelerates in the country, a spokesperson for Germany's health ministry is calling for continued vigilance: "It is far too early to signal the all-clear.
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It is not at all clear that Mr. Trump's chaotic White House and weakened State Department are in any position to take these ideas and turn them into a coherent negotiating strategy.
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But even with last month's rally, Wells Fargo's Donisanu said he is not calling an "all clear" on Brazilian stocks, noting there are still facing risks, including an escalation in trade fears.
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The "Mamma Mia!" and "Billy Elliot" actress said she was shocked to be diagnosed with stage three of the disease around 18 months ago, but has now been given the all clear.
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Well, it is not at all clear to me that this will not be the last year of Donald Trump's term, should these investigations reveal something untoward between his regime and Russia.
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Whoever comes out ahead will depend on a coalition agreement with a group of smaller parties, and it's not at all clear what the most likely coalition will be come next week.
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He said that after a "forensic analysis" of hacked Democratic material that had already been leaked, he concluded — somehow, it's not at all clear how — that the hackers also had Podesta's emails.
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And it's not at all clear how many of the people continuing north will last for the several weeks and nearly 1,000 miles it will take to reach the US-Mexico border.
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As Ronald Klain wrote in The Washington Post, the plan consists primarily of unfunded tax cuts for investors and contractors, and its not at all clear how many jobs this will actually create.
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ABC would clear its schedule and we'd all clear ours to watch —for free—the greatest boxer who ever lived defend his title, lose it and then win it back — more than once.
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Apart from a civil war or some kind of foreign invasion, it's not at all clear what would have to happen for a militant form of revolutionary socialism to take hold in America.
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Sandberg's statement indicates that the Cambridge Analytica leak is the extent of all "clear-cut" major data leaks resulting from the company's lax developer policies, which allowed widespread data collection by third parties.
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Eventually, you're supposed to be able to download real shows and movies in here, but it's not at all clear to me that RED has the deals in place to make that happen.
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All 18 banks undergoing the Fed's annual stress test were given the all-clear, although the central bank placed conditions on Credit Suisse's U.S. operations after finding weaknesses in its capital planning processes.
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New York (CNN)Police have given the all-clear at John F. Kennedy International Airport after reports of shots fired Sunday night inside Terminal 8, a New York law enforcement official told CNN.
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"The OPEC meeting – and a confirmed extension of the OPEC/non-OPEC cuts – was never perceived as an 'all clear' signal to buy energy equities," Goldman said in a research note on Friday.
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The gate and light warning system typical for train crossings was not engaged during the accident, leading the driver of the truck to believe they had the all-clear to cross the tracks.
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No GOP senator will vote for it and it's not at all clear that many of the 10 Democrats up in 2018 in states that President Donald Trump won in 2016 will either.
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Taylor Swift can perform "Shake It Off" and any of her other early hits at the AMAs this Sunday ... because she's gotten the all-clear from both Big Machine and Dick Clark Productions.
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While they were nominally doing the bidding of the new, United Nations-backed Government of National Accord, or G.N.A., it is not at all clear that they will continue to accept its authority.
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While there's probably room for WeWork to raise its rates, it's not at all clear that it could boost its rates up to the average amount that businesses are paying elsewhere, analysts said.
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The NYPD issued an all-clear for the area after finding that the giant torpedo was actually just stuffed with a bunch of loose papers—possibly planted by a famous 1980s dance club.
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But as I sit here camped out at a friend's house, waiting for the all-clear to return home, I find myself overcome with the desire to turn the experience into something useful.
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It has been two weeks since Inauguration Day, and at this point it is not at all clear what, if anything, will stop the torrent of new decrees coming from the White House.
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Better security in border regions could improve the economic situation of border communities, and lower anxieties and tensions, but it is not at all clear that a wall would really improve border security.
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"A few missing or incorrectly modeled pixels could mean the difference between an all -clear scan and one in which radiologists find a torn ligament or a possible tumor," a blog post reads.
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I'm given an all-clear and sent home with a prescription, which, after a call to the pharmacy, I discover will have to wait as I simply can't afford it at this time.
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But I stand outside for 10 minutes until we get the all-clear and then I walk back up the five floors to my desk and feel more winded than I should. Altitude.
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Why prosecutors have chosen to say so little about him, other than his name, is not at all clear — and that may change as the trial, which is expected to last weeks, unfolds.
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And it's not at all clear that Warren's own politics -- or that of her left-wing faction in the Democratic Party -- have ever been exemplars of that level of nuance in identity politics.
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"The opposition has created immense expectations, and it's not at all clear they have a plan for actually fulfilling them," said David Smilde, a Venezuela analyst at the Washington Office on Latin America.
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Based on the report, at least, it's clear that Levandowski and others retained or accessed Google information when they shouldn't have, but it's not at all clear whether they actually used any of it.
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Others: The Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet are all recognizable titles, but it's not at all clear that they've got the nostalgic name-brand appeal to justify a remake.
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This could be to alter the path of a bullet, encourage an imprisoned rock star to stick an "all clear" note down a prison lavatory, or drop a chandelier on an erotic fiction writer.
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To him and other scholars, it isn't at all clear that the Supreme Court would defer to the executive branch's plenary power if the executive branch were explicitly discriminating on the basis of religion.
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And really, given its terrible extant record on dealing with abuse, it's not at all clear whether the current management team is capable of the paradigm shift in perspective needed to tackle hate speech.
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Some electric companies re-doubled their efforts to hook up customers as the "all clear" was given on Thursday, with a reduction in the west winds that packed gusts of 2800-to-2900 mph.
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"I'm now 6 weeks postpartum and my OB has given me the all clear to return to full training — providing I listen to my body and don't go too hard too fast," Skye explained.
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Alfie's dad Ollie had just finished treatment for cancer and hadn't yet had the all clear," Saffron told the newspaper, "so at that point I didn't know if either of them would be okay.
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Only it's not at all clear what a "win" in this trade fight would look like or what exactly the White House expects China to do to avoid the American tariffs going into effect.
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MySonic all clear toothbrush — $34.99 See Details You'll only waste money if you keep on repurchasing the charging cables provided by your phone's manufacturer — you should know by now that those things don't last.
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"The German economy got away with a black eye: the technical recession could be avoided," Deka bank analyst Andreas Scheuerle said, but he added it was still too early to give the all-clear.
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" He said that even assuming that the state's view of Jewish practice was correct, "and that is not at all clear, federal courts have no warrant to evaluate the validity of Ben-Levi's interpretations.
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Grab's acquisition of Uber's Southeast Asia business in May has been embroiled in regulatory scrutiny, but the ride-hailing firm has some positive news after the Philippines' regulator gave the deal the all-clear.
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Things like septic or sewer accessibility and capacity, water lines, utility accessibility, and zoning can quickly become headaches without a hired and experienced engineer to assess the property and give you the all clear.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers are playing a game of chicken with employers like Uber and DoorDash, and it's not at all clear that this tactic can be expanded into a broader attack on forced arbitration.
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It's critical to note that it's not at all clear it would have applied to the shooters in Florida nor Las Vegas, and there's no reason to believe it would have stopped the massacre.
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"I know it makes it a better story if things are unpleasant and there's a clash of two directors, but I don't think it's [at] all clear that's going to happen," the official said.
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His Williams Formula One team said the 36-year-old had been given the all-clear by the FIA medical delegate following tests at the circuit on Thursday, a standard procedure following injury or sickness.
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The traditional flag etiquette for those arriving from a foreign trip was to fly a yellow quarantine (Q) flag before getting the all-clear from officials who would check on travellers' health and customs matters.
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Amazon's book monopsony is valuable, but it also comes at significant reputational cost; it's not at all clear that building a similar monopsony in some other market would be a net positive for the company.
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While the WHO said this week that West Africa's Ebola outbreak no longer constitutes an international public health risk, the region has continued to see small flare-ups even after countries received the all-clear.
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South Africa had been excluded from the Olympics in 21960 because of its apartheid policy, but in 1968 the IOC at first gave the nation the all-clear, before protests forced it to back down.
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The search company might have the technical capacity to create the smartest assistant around, but it's not at all clear that it has the prowess to create the friendliest, most charming or most useful assistant.
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Accountability may be possible through some government institutions, and may be somewhat possible through elections, but it is not at all clear that elections are the appropriate way to hold politicians accountable for their actions.
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Along the way, they would be signed off by the Brady House branch head and sent each month to a Mumbai city regional office that would issue all-clear certificates for the branches it controls.
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But even if Kemp does have the power to name a replacement for Blackwell right away, instead of waiting until Blackwell actually leaves the court, it's not at all clear what happens on January 1.
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It's not an announcement of a policy the White House is about to sign — it's not at all clear what the timetable would be on the executive order, or even if there is one yet.
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"We force that conversation, we take that hour, we have that conversation and then we'll all vote no on it, because we're all clear that it's not a serious attempt to do anything," Jayapal said.
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" He added: "We've seen preroll ads on YouTube, display ads on any number of sites, suggested results on Google linking to pro- or anti- pages, and it's not at all clear who is behind these.
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Further trade tensions could be on the way after the World Trade Organization (WTO) governing body gave the U.S. the all-clear to impose tariffs on billions of dollars of EU products later this month.
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England&aposs Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty announced on Friday that 14 people who were tracked down by officials were given the all-clear on Thursday, but officials were continuing monitoring other possible patients.
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It was not at all clear that a nation so fundamentally committed to individual liberty and distrustful of government could learn to adapt to many of these measures, especially those that smack of state compulsion.
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It was not at all clear that a nation so fundamentally committed to individual liberty and distrustful of government could learn to adapt to many of these measures, especially those that smack of state compulsion.
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Even if Congress does come up with such a plan, it's not at all clear what would happen to recipients whose protections — and work permits, and ability to access health care — expired in the meantime.
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It's not at all clear that negative coverage hurt Amazon's bottom line, but it also wasn't a good time for Amazon's public face to be seen as a bad husband — or a bad ex-husband.
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It's not at all clear that will be enough money to significantly offset the current projected coverage losses under the Senate bill: 22 million fewer Americans having health insurance in 2026, compared with under Obamacare.
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If Republicans couldn't stop him from doing and saying what he wanted during the primary, it's not at all clear they have the backbone or even the political capital to do it now that he's president.
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And while the Obama administration appears to have gotten more control over recalcitrant field agents, it's not at all clear whether it will be able to keep that control when it's sending agents out on raids.
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And it's not at all clear whether Gaggle is as effective in saving lives as it claims, or that its brand of relentless surveillance is without long-term consequences for the students it promises to protect.
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But now we are in the twilight of that era — and it is not at all clear that the boomers' successors are prepared to react against boomer hegemony with anything like the same creativity and vigor.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Health workers have got the all-clear to use three experimental Ebola treatments in Uganda, a week after the deadly disease spread over the border from Democratic Republic of Congo, authorities said on Tuesday.
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The organization, which declined to comment beyond generic statements on its website, then backtracked days later after saying it had received the all-clear from the U.S. Commerce Department with respect to the peer review issue.
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Lee noted that it is not at all clear that even if we could review the genes of all humans — in the entire history of the planet — we would know what to make of the data.
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"In order to get that all-clear sign ... we really would like to see that confirming a new significant high," said Carlson, Horizon's chief executive officer and a contributing editor to the Dow Theory Forecasts newsletter.
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Within a few days, the period ended, I returned for a THIRD visit to the only clinic in my area, 45 minutes away, and received the all clear from the tech that the abortion had worked.
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On the other hand, it's not at all clear that Jamison's plan will be met with wholehearted favor by President Trump, according to Harold Feld, Senior Vice President at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge.
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It's not at all clear that Trump, who loves to cheerlead the rising stock market, will want to nominate a hawk who might champion faster rate hikes or a quicker drawdown of the Fed's balance sheet.
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In 2007, after moving from Tijuana and awaiting the all-clear to legally work, Munoz hacked the sensors on the controller of his Nintendo Wii, wrote some code and gave birth to the first autopiloted drone.
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"It is not at all clear to me, just viewing this from the outside, that this hacking into the DNC and the RNC computers was not a false flag operation," Bolton said Sunday on Fox News.
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Yet it is not at all clear whether, over longer periods, such a habit increases the likelihood that a person will commit a violent crime, like murder, rape or assault, much less a Newtown-like massacre.
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While such a gambit would undoubtedly draw lots and lots of attention -- as all unorthodox things in politics do -- it's not at all clear whether Biden would gain any real political benefit from such a move.
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Though it is not at all clear what pushes any given individual to cross the line into violence, attitudes like these are what Nawaz and Quilliam have controversially described as the "mood music" to terrorist acts.
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The fire department opened up some windows around the school to get a nice cross-breeze and air the place out a bit, and then gave the kids the all-clear to get back to learning.
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Despite securing 70 percent public support in an Ipsos/Fairfax poll, the issue of same-sex marriage had faced a political deadlock, only broken last week when the High Court gave the all-clear for the vote.
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The girl and her family -- caught up in President Donald Trump's immigration ban -- have received an all-clear to enter the United States for critical surgery, officials at the Oregon Health & Science University's Doernbecher Children's Hospital said.
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"The way they were deceptively recruited, the under-the-radar manner in which they were brought into Kenya, restrictions on their freedoms and movements, their passports being taken - are all clear signs of human trafficking," he said.
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Engines that are given the all clear return to flying but are subject to further checks under safety rules which only allow the engines to be flown a certain number of times before repeat inspections are required.
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It's not at all clear how any of that nuance would or could be factored into Facebook's preferred universal global 'moral' code — which it's here, via Clegg (a former European politician), leaning on regional governments to accept.
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"It was not at all clear that a neural network could ever learn to create images in such a precise and controlled manner," said lead author of the paper, Ali Eslami, in a release accompanying the paper.
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Rod Leon Amerkhanov, who was on the plane departing from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport last month, posted a video of the employee providing free entertainment as the plane was waiting to get the all-clear for departure.
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Both men were given the all-clear, but not before paranoia swept through the cabin, compelling dozens of bystanders to conclude that the unexpected delay must be proof positive of an imminent threat to life and limb.
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"How lightning initiates inside thunderstorms is a complete mystery, and how lightning initially moves inside the storms is not at all clear," lightning expert Joseph Dwyer from the University of New Hampshire tells Axios in an email.
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But it's not at all clear that ideology inspired him to act out murderously, even if the fact that the dead were all black or Hispanic raises the distinct likelihood of a racial motivation in that crime.
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ALL-CLEAR For extending loans to high-quality companies, banks earned about $1.5 billion in the first half of the year, a 44 percent spike from a year earlier and the highest half-year tally on record.
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Authorities reported that "scores" of Kenyans and foreign nationals had been evacuated from the compound, and that the site had been secured, but sporadic gunfire continued to be heard hours after the all-clear had been given.
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KAMPALA, June 18 (Reuters) - Health workers have got the all-clear to use experimental Ebola treatments in Uganda, a week after the deadly disease spread over the border from Democratic Republic of Congo, authorities said on Tuesday.
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It also allowed Fed Chair Janet Yellen, at her final press conference before her term ends in February, to signal an all-clear for the U.S. economy a decade after the onset of the 2007-2009 recession.
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"Presidents take way too much credit for the economy in general, and it's not at all clear that they're responsible for economic outcomes in their first year," said Brendan Nyhan, a professor of government at Dartmouth College.
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Sean Hannity may know more than Mike Pompeo If you were to compare the influence of the Fox News host and Trump confidant to the US secretary of state, it's not at all clear who would win.
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Targeted killings, barriers and other security activities can suppress terror attacks, but it is not at all clear that Israel can ever win the hearts and minds of the Palestinians, the crucial foundation for Palestinian terrorist groups.
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After steady regular updates, it appears the pair have all but been given the all-clear, and are sharing an inspiring message with others to keep following CDC guidelines to get us through this moment in history.
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"The pilots called the flight attendant via the internal phone before taking off to get the 'all clear'/cabin secure message from her, but it took several audible rings before she picked up the phone," Scherb said.
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I suspect reporters will be paying more attention to Amazon's platform problems over the next year, rather than less — and at this point it's not at all clear that the company could guess what they might find.
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" James Cakmak, a partner at Clockwise Capital, hesitated to give investors the all-clear on Amazon: "[With] the core business, I think that's discretionary if they want to pull the levers or not in terms of investment.
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And if you imagined some catastrophe suddenly dissolving our political order and requiring us to start anew, it is not at all clear that we would be able to forge a reunited republic, a second continental nation.
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Jordan told state broadcaster SRF in an interview with financial news program ECO Talk — to be posted on its website at 1330 GMT and aired at 2100 GMT — it was still too early to signal all clear.
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Stocks plummeted to correction levels in record time and are now speed-skating their way back to highs, but some investors wonder if the gains are too swift and whether it's premature to signal the all-clear.
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The speculation about whether Trump will drop out gets one important thing right: It is not at all clear that Donald Trump actually wants to do the work that being president of the United States would entail.
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The 53-year-old Daly, who won the tournament in 1991, has been given the all clear by the PGA of America to use a cart instead of walking at Bethpage Black under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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For example, he said, someone with a previous cashew allergy who's been given an all-clear by an allergist after extensive testing, might try eating cashews a couple times a week or use cashew butter on their toast.
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Now, we only saw Scáthach very briefly in episode 7, and the identity of the actress playing her was not at all clear, but it would make a lot of sense for Farmiga to play the original Supreme.
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"It's not at all clear to me just viewing this from the outside that this hacking into the DNC and the RNC computers was not a false flag operation," Bolton told Fox News reporter Eric Shawn on Sunday.
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How Moscow will seek to reconcile its future influence in Syria with its support for a man and a regime that have gassed, barrel-bombed and killed scores of thousands of Syrian citizens is not at all clear.
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The days of dollar strength appear to be over now that the French election has sounded the all clear on the euro, creating a potential big boost for profits of global-oriented U.S. companies in the coming months.
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Phillips said it's still "too early to sound the all clear" on volatility but he noted that he recently bought some Amazon shares because he thinks there was "indiscriminate selling" in the stock in the past few weeks.
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Another 12 small parties were given the all clear, including the Respect the People Party, the "Khan Choice" Coalition, and the Conservative Party, but they are not expected to score well under a 'first past the post' system.
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Earlier this month, Facebook exempted politicians' advertisements from its broader rules that ban falsehoods in ads — effectively giving the all-clear to politicians and candidates for public office to spread deliberate falsehoods on Facebook's advertising platform without repercussions.
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These gains notwithstanding, it's not all clear sailing for Moscow ahead: From greater exposure to militant attacks to the prospect that Russia will suffer collateral damage in regional power battles, there are plenty of risks ahead for Moscow.
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Things began to worsen pretty fast in '07, and began when unemployment was at 4.4 percent and the ISM manufacturing index in the mid-50s (both close to current levels), so an all-clear can never be sounded.
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It's not at all clear to me that it's going to be any easier to improve the hiring prospects of black and Latino job applicants with criminal records by allowing employers to judge them based on their histories.
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While those of us who grew up before smartphones can agree that these changes are jarring, the extent of the harm done to kids by more screens than we could ever have imagined is not at all clear.
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But once the all-clear sounded in global newsrooms – "no terrorist intent" – attention quickly turned elsewhere, and the reporters and editors (and photo, video, graphics, design and map teams), all on high alert, were told to stand down.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Berlin police gave the all-clear on Saturday after earlier evacuating a Christmas market that was the scene of a fatal attack three years ago to investigate a possible suspicious object, which they did not find.
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If we had a system without private insurers, no one would seriously be saying that what this system lacks is competition from private insurers because it's not all clear what they can do that the government can't do.
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About 300 residents were given the all-clear to return to their homes on Saturday afternoon, but they were instructed not to use the shower, flush the toilet, or allow any running water to go down the drain.
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About 247 residents were given the all-clear to return to their homes on Saturday afternoon, but they were instructed not to use the shower, flush the toilet, or allow any running water to go down the drain.
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It is not at all clear if New York will authorize online betting, which is a potentially much bigger moneymaker than the so-called brick-and-mortar operations the Gaming Commission gave its initial approval to on Monday.
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What's interesting here is that while Obama can legally put these areas off limits by executive order, it's not at all clear that Trump can unilaterally reverse this move, at least not without Congress passing a brand-new bill.
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"Flybe can confirm that all 106 passengers asked to remain on board the above flight upon arrival into Manchester this morning were given the all-clear to disembark without further restriction and have since done so," the airline said.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel sounded the all-clear on Tuesday after a bomb threat led France, Switzerland and Bulgaria to scramble warplanes to escort an El Al Boeing 747 as it overflew their territory from New York to Tel Aviv.
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Her radiation treatment began three months after her lumpectomy because during recovery, she developed a MRSA infection, and had to wait for the all clear from the infectious disease specialist to go ahead with the rest of her treatment.
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Despite securing 70 percent public support in an Ipsos/Fairfax poll on Tuesday, the issue of same-sex marriage had faced a political deadlock, only broken last week when the High Court gave the all-clear for the vote.
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The guidelines, due around the end of this year, supplement a new EU law prompted by banks being given the all clear by auditors only months before taxpayers had to bail them out in the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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Update 6:14: And, finally, Amazon has given the all clear, :As of 1:49 PM PST, we are fully recovered for operations for adding new objects in S3, which was our last operation showing a high error rate.
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It's not at all clear whether the character on the show is the same as this legendary figure from the books — after all, one is a White Walker and one was a human — but the connection is certainly suggested.
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Someone called 911 and paramedics rushed over, but they didn't take him to the ER. Our sources tell us Bob was given the all-clear, and that he's currently receiving in-home care for injuries from a prior fall.
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The all-clear from CCNE, a panel which deliberates on sweeping societal changes made possible by the progress of science, brings France a step closer to the biggest gay rights reform since same-sex marriage was legalized in 2013.
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The all-clear from CCNE, a panel which deliberates on sweeping societal changes made possible by the progress of science, brings France a step closer to the biggest gay rights reform since same-sex marriage was legalised in 2013.
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Even if Russia and Turkey come to blows in Syria it is not at all clear that NATO, of which Turkey is a member, would be obliged to come to its aid unless Turkey's own territory were under attack.
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And it is not at all clear that even if Cruz eliminates Rubio that he will be able to stop Trump as the race heads east to states like New York and New Jersey and later west to California.
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The Office of Special Counsel gave Zinke the all clear following an investigation into the speech he gave to players in Las Vegas last June, according to a May 2628 OSC letter first reported on by the Associated Press.
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A source close to Cohen also pushed back against the suggestion that Cohen lied, saying he never personally sought a pardon but rather gave his attorneys the all-clear to explore the option when it was presented to them.
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"I think that a country that doesn't have a working anti-doping organisation, and that hasn't been given the all-clear by WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) to carry out tests should not be holding championships," Samuelsson told Reuters.
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While awaiting the "all clear" to head out, Phelps said the organization also strategized with purchasing agents and vendors to locate food on the islands and execute a strategy to divert supplies initially intended for Florida to the Bahamas.
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"It's not at all clear how [the summit] will make progress when you have a President Trump that is showing up and posturing on these issues in a way that is playing to perhaps a domestic constituency," he said.
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Raffensperger's lawyers claim that the governor's appointments power kicked in as soon as the governor accepted Blackwell's resignation — although it is not at all clear why the governor could appoint someone to serve beyond the remainder of Blackwell's term.
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But it's good to be reminded that in the thick of it, it wasn't at all clear that Hitler wouldn't win, and the fate of a free Britain was seriously in doubt, especially given America's reluctance to get involved.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee on Thursday gave India the all-clear to resume bidding for major sports events, lifting a ban that had been triggered when Pakistani athletes were denied visas to compete in the country.
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Her regular trips to the hospital would gradually decrease, dwindling to only a checkup every few months, but until Fatima was given the all-clear and Mediyah felt her daughter was safe, she was determined to stay in Damascus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Over 100 passengers who were kept on a plane that landed at Manchester airport in northern England on Friday after a woman had fallen ill on the flight have been given the all-clear to disembark, airline Flybe said.
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By the time market highs are reported and investors feel as though the all clear has been signaled, the market has typically already changed position so that the investor that moves on the signal, often buys at an all-time high.
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Markets broadly have turned away since the weekend from the Trump-driven "risk-off" plays that knocked the dollar last week, helped by an all-clear in an FBI investigation of Clinton's use of personal email while secretary of state.
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The two markets appear to be diverging as low bond yields flash a warning of potential economic weakness ahead, and stocks seem to have heard an all-clear about the virus, which has now killed 910 people, nearly all in China.
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Clinton partisans will take the FBI recommendation as the "all clear" sign to ratchet up the pressure, and will likely adopt the line that this is all old news, and that like Benghazi, simply another conspiracy ginned up on the right.
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Any further cuts would "significantly truncate" the company's growth rate, he said, though he emphasised his continued confidence in the aircraft and said customers would not be reluctant to fly in it once regulators give the jet the all-clear.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Panic and confusion swept Hawaii on Saturday as a mistaken alert about a ballistic missile attack spread across the Pacific U.S. state, sending residents and tourists scrambling for shelter and questioning why an all-clear was not issued faster.
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So whatever Trump's strategy, and it's not at all clear he has yet developed one, this meeting with Abbas and the Palestinians will be the first of many if the President is serious about involving his administration in a peacemaking effort.
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Liberia was the last affected country to get the all-clear, with no cases of Ebola for 42 days, twice the length of the virus's "incubation period" - the time elapsed between transmission of the disease and the appearance of symptoms.
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Indicated 0.1 percent lower A flight operated by Lufthansa's Eurowings from Salalah in southern Oman to Cologne made an emergency landing in Kuwait over a bomb scare but got the all clear by authorities there on Sunday to head home.
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Why it matters: It's not at all clear municipalities will win, but the lawsuits represent something larger — policymakers want more scrutiny and oversight for companies that make and deliver painkillers instead of heaping blame on people who suffer from addiction.
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Most folks would agree that he campaigned mainly as a matter of personality and vague thematics, and so it's not at all clear to me that those millions who came out to vote for him were voting for any specific policy.
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"It is not at all clear to me, just viewing this from the outside, that this hacking into the [Democratic National Committee] and the [Republican National Committee] was not a false flag operation," he told Fox News's Eric Shawn on Sunday.
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Law enforcement ordered a campus-wide lockdown, and deployed armed officers to secure classrooms and other campus facilities until the all-clear was given at 12:05 PM. It was also meant to be the start of UCLA's finals week.
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Any further cuts would "significantly truncate" the company's growth rate, he said, though he emphasized his continued confidence in the aircraft and said customers would not be reluctant to fly in it once regulators give the jet the all-clear.
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It's not at all clear that anything can be done to change Washington in the short-term, but this whole phenomenon does make us ask what might be done that can start to nudge the nation onto a healthier course.
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After warning consumers to avoid eating romaine lettuce in late November, the FDA has sounded the all clear: As long as romaine doesn't come from the summer growing regions in central or northern California, you can go back to eating it.
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Trump and conservative Republicans are running hard to the right on immigration, but warring polls show it's not at all clear how voters really see Trump's immigration crackdown, or whether it will help bring out Democrats to the polls in November.
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It's not at all clear that Alaska could reconstruct it on its own, considering the block grants would be a funding cut compared to Obamacare, though the funding picture could change if Alaska gets to keep the Obamacare tax credits.
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" "It is not at all clear to me, just viewing this from the outside, that this hacking into the [Democratic National Convention] and [Republican National Convention] computers was not a false flag," Bolton said in an interview on "Fox News Sunday.
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It was not at all clear how the decision to ask for Mr. Esposito's resignation, reported by The Wall Street Journal on Monday, was made, or whether Ms. Anglin acted on her own or at the direction of Mr. de Blasio.
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What the case will look like by the time it leaves Hanen's court — and what the Fifth Circuit, whose ruling on the injunction was more hostile to the administration than Hanen's was, will do on appeal — are not at all clear.
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As for Trump's strenuous promises that he will "end the freeloading" of other countries, it's not at all clear what he means or whether that would have any positive effect on US drug prices, as Craig Garthwaite pointed out on Twitter.
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KANGAROO VALLEY (Reuters) - Hard-hit businesses in Australia's blaze-ravaged Kangaroo Valley are calling for tourists to return now that the wildfires are under control, and fear firms and jobs will be lost unless the all-clear message is heard.
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"It's not at all clear that there is going to be a positive effect on jobs in the auto industry," said Mary Lovely, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and a professor of economics at Syracuse University.
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The Office of Special Counsel (OSC) gave Zinke the all-clear following an investigation into the speech he gave to players in Las Vegas last June, according to a May 31 OSC letter first reported on by The Associated Press.
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"While this month's survey shows that investors are holding on to more cash and allocating less to equities, neither trait moves the needle enough to give the all clear to buy the dip," said Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BofAML.
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The man who spent years saying "you're fired" is now saying "you're hired" to all sorts of people, though it's not at all clear whether his choices result from a carefully thought-out strategy or are being made on the fly.
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The intricacies are so complex in terms of how each individual neuron responds—it depends on so many different factors and it's not at all clear from moment to moment if they respond the same way, even in the same individual.
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The bottom line: This would be a radical transformation of a major health care program, and it's not at all clear that the Trump administration alone — rather than Congress — has the legal authority to revamp the Medicaid program so thoroughly.
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When Steven Novick, the Milwaukee-born, London-based founder of Farmstand, was given the all-clear after a cancer diagnosis, he set himself a goal: to build a business around the plant-based food that he believes helped cure him.
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Blaming his inept life on society's cruelty to bison and laboratory rats (the lucky ones, he believes, get to starve themselves to death on crack), he swears an eternal love it's not at all clear he can follow through on.
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The study, published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, finds that cases of doctor-assisted death for psychiatric reasons were not at all clear-cut, even in the Netherlands, the country with the longest tradition of carefully evaluating such end-of-life choices.
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DOJ Blows Its Chance to Stop Disastrous Merger of AT&T and Time WarnerPhoto: AT&TOn Tuesday, a federal judge ruled that AT&T has the all clear to merge with Time Warner, paving the way for a media-gobbling merger frenzy.
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Participating hosts—people whose homes are out of the storm's reach—will open their doors for free until their state's predicted all-clear date: that's projected to be October 11 for South Carolina, and the 12th and 13th for Florida and Georgia, respectively.
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The merger between T-Mobile and Sprint had been expected to get an all clear from CFIUS after sources told Reuters on Friday that the firms' respective foreign owners, Deutsche Telekom and Japan's SoftBank, had offered to stop using Huawei Technologies equipment.
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Police gave the all-clear about 2-1/2 hours later, following a room-by-room search of the building that houses lecture halls, classrooms and offices in the heart of LSU's sprawling flagship campus on the banks of the Mississippi River.
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In order for there to be enough of them to make a difference on Election Day, though, the Trump campaign will have to find them — something it's not at all clear they're able to do, and that their candidate might have made harder.
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Whether you're looking to do try some new interval workouts or simply reach the highest level of calorie burn, this new class of fitness equipment has it all: clear sound systems, tablet holders, compatibility with fitness apps, advanced heart rate monitoring, and more.
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That concern isn't universal, but it's real for some market players and comes just as all-time highs for major U.S. stock indexes appeared to signal an all-clear for shares, and as corporate earnings are emerging from four straight quarters of declines.
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At the time, the reason wasn't at all clear, but there might be some clues in "First Things First"—a kind of clearing of the throat, and a reminder that his glo-up hasn't been as effortless as he makes it look.
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"While the most recent samples testing for water pressure, chlorination, and bacteria have come back in the acceptable range, we would like to wait until we have the complete suite of sample results back until we can give the all-clear," she said.
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It's not clear how powerful the portable computer will be, but at the projected size, it will probably be more comparable to a mobile phone than a full PC. At least in the US market, it's not at all clear where Immerex fits.
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FOR several years the British government has drummed its fingers waiting for EDF, a French state-run utility, to give the all-clear for an £18 billion ($24 billion) investment to build Hinkley Point C, a nuclear-power station in south-west England.
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FRANKFURT/DUBAI (Reuters) - A flight from Oman to Germany operated by Lufthansa's budget unit Eurowings will head home after getting the all clear by authorities in Kuwait where it made an emergency landing over a bomb scare, spokespeople for the airlines said.
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The self-imposed rules of the day demanded I take a dip, though, so after getting the all clear from Kris that stripping down to my boxer briefs would not be crossing any boundaries, I disrobed and hopped in for a short dip.
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It looks like the lead-up to a street execution—the director used a split screen to mirror the ISIS tape—and, as Hassan questions him, it's not at all clear that Mowafaq, who has already been sentenced to death, knows otherwise.
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It is not at all clear that the substance of the memo will be enacted in any form; that it was leaked by the White House suggests it is a provocation designed to inflame and divide voters in advance of the midterms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A false report of an active shooter at the Walter Reed military hospital outside Washington led people to take shelter on Tuesday, before an all-clear was given and the U.S. Navy confirmed the incident was related to a drill.
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While volatility has subsided a little from the heights touched earlier this week, it is far from an all clear, Nigol Koulajian, chief executive of Quest Partners, a New York-based systematic commodity trading advisor with $1.4 billion in assets under management, said.
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Here again Lippmann is undermining an assumption baked into most democratic theories: we expect the press to "carry the whole burden of popular sovereignty" by supplying citizens with the truth even though it's not at all clear most people are interested in truth.
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"It's on everyone's mind and not at all clear that the rift is any closer to being resolved today than it was yesterday," Mr. Pompeo said in a talk with State Department employees at the United States Embassy in Doha, the Qatari capital.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - U.S. plans for steel and aluminum tariffs and rising protectionist rhetoric carry potentially serious consequences and it is too soon to call the "all clear" even with a temporary exemption for Canada, a Bank of Canada official said on Thursday.
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Renault said earlier that the Dane, who bruised his left ankle when he careered off the track and into the wall at the top of the famed Eau Rouge sweep, was "all clear to race" after a fitness test at the Monza circuit.
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If this is the Trump strategy — and that is not at all clear — the problem is that the progress to the ultimate outcome of reciprocal free and fair trade looks awfully slow while the attendant costs to the United States are mounting.
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Officials in charge of the National Health Service therefore keep a close eye on delayed transfers of care, or DTOCS, people sometimes known as bed-blockers, and officially counted as those who remain in hospital having been given the all clear to leave.
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After he got an "all clear" following six months of chemotherapy and a few more months of recovery, he became more cognizant of how a normalized frantic pace while working would hamper his decision-making and relationship-building with his employees and clients.
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"This speaks a lot to sound fundamentals of strong demand and a good economy, but it's not at all clear how long this pattern of lackluster sales volumes but consistently rising prices can realistically be expected to continue," said Aaron Terrazas, senior economist at Zillow.
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He said that he watched last year's U.S. Open on television, before he had been given the all-clear even to start practicing after his April spinal fusion, not even sure he would be able to play again, let alone return to major championships.
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"Just so we are all clear: On a black program that often advocates for the safety and lives of black people, its hosts laughed as their guest advocated for the murder of black trans women who are black people, too," Mock, 34, wrote in Allure.
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"I give her lots of messages the day before a match and she goes over them with me again before she goes on court, just to make sure it's all clear," Fissette, who has worked with Kim Clijsters, Simona Halep and Victoria Azarenka, told Reuters.
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Terrified that the President, not having heard the all-clear because of his concentration on his cheeseburger, might respond to the alarm by pushing the large nuclear button on his desk, Kelly ran back to the Oval Office—only to find the doors bolted.
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On the other hand, it is not at all clear either that Washington could actually organize a coalition of the willing to invade Venezuela, or that the Venezuelan army, which until now has voiced its support for Maduro, would join the effort to unseat him.
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They turned the piles with tractors, scrubbed and fogged and aired their barns, turned the piles again, swabbed the empty buildings to check for infection and waited out weeks of quarantine to earn an all-clear from the U.S.D.A. and the state's Agriculture Department.
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He said that he watched last year's U.S. Open on television, before he had been given the all-clear even to start practising again after his April spinal fusion, not even sure he would be able to play again, let alone return to major championships.
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"I'm determined to get really fit so I'm ready for when we get the all-clear to go into space, so I've spent the last few days hiking up the Atlas Mountains and it's truly magical," says Branson in a blog post on Tuesday.
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Whilst the federal government and central bank have approved oil payments in euros - which Iran prefers because the currency is readily convertible - they have not given the all-clear for trade in the opposite direction to be settled in other currencies, leaving exporters stuck.
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The current owners, D & D London, have managed to keep the London Bluebird in circulation by changing upholstery and chefs, but it is not at all clear why they or the Time Warner Center believed that a Bluebird clone would play in Manhattan in 2018.
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It is not at all clear, however, that Republican legislators will be eager to follow the industry's wishes and try to wipe away an important protection for millions of consumers (and constituents) in order to give banks and payday lenders immunity from the law.
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For instance, last week, when it was not at all clear Canada would join the deal, which was in the final stages of negotiations, Trump was asked repeatedly a very specific question about whether if he'd pull out of NAFTA if talks broke down.
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But it wasn't at all clear there was enough demand for ferrying humans to the upper stratosphere, so in February, World View tapped Ryan Hartman, the former president and CEO of the drone company Insitu, to retool the company as a data services platform.
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But it's not at all clear that local nonprofits have the capacity to care for hundreds more families — the lead nonprofit in El Paso, Annunciation House, was stretched beyond capacity even before ICE started releasing hundreds of families in the area earlier this week.
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A senior DOJ ethics official advised Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to recuse himself from overseeing special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election, but Whitaker's own hand-picked team of advisers gave him the all-clear, the Washington Post reported Thursday.
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The timing of your change of diet may have correlated with you getting the cancer all-clear, but isn't it potentially very dangerous to promote the unscientific idea that veganism can help cure cancer, beyond the notion that a healthy diet is generally good for you?
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But here's the thing: If reportage of 37 unwanted pregnancies is actually net positive for Natural Cycles, the company, why was its UK PR agency so quick and alacritous to push claims the probe had already run its course (and the app been given the "all clear")?
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"The push for new jails, the attempts to silence us, the strategic deployment of identity politics to legitimize institutions of oppression, and the presence of the NYPD today are all clear reminders that this foundation is not invested in our safety or our liberation," she added.
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The U.K. is currently set to leave the EU on March 29, a step with economic and political reverberations that will last for generations, but it's not at all clear what that exit will look like — or if it will ultimately happen on time or at all.
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Instagram deletes Milo Yiannopoulos bomb post after struggling to enforce its own guidelines It's not at all clear to me why Instagram waited until after public outrage to remove a post that called it "sad" that the mail bombs sent to Democrats last week didn't go off.
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It's not at all clear that Republican senators such as Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and other "institutionalists" would've gone along with a "nuclear option" to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a nominee more controversial than Gorsuch.
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"It's not at all clear what this feeds into, aside from trying to create what looks like a biased set of data which would support the President's conspiracy theory about about people having their viewpoints censored by a private technology company based upon their politics," Howard said.
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Chipotle has finally received the all clear from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) after E. coli outbreaks sickened dozens of customers in stores across multiple states, shattering confidence in the burrito chains food safety and taking a large bit out of its once soaring stock.
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Granted, my changes were very minor so I can only speak from the perspective of someone who didn't undergo a major transformation, but I'm pleased with I recommend looking into SmileDirectClub, but not before you check with your dentist to make sure you have the all-clear.
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Still, conservatives seeing the growing number of difficulties facing European countries are not entirely wrong to have concerns: If several million asylum-seekers showed up on our doorstep tomorrow, it's not at all clear we would be able to house, feed, integrate, and employ them all.
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But it was not at all clear that a change of leadership could help resolve the arguments over Brexit, as the withdrawal is known, that are tearing apart the Conservatives, or that it would leave the government any more prepared to negotiate with the European Union.
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Every election cycle there are a handful of races that attract this sort of attention; with Lipinski's challenge out of the way, it is not at all clear that there will be another occasion for liberal groups to focus their attention on unseating a centrist Democrat.
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While they are all clear foils to Mr. Trump's nativism and policy apathy, they all seem to have hyper-strategized their brands to either subtly or explicitly make identity appeals to sections within their party coalition, which has more mini factions than a college friends group text.
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He added that it was still too early to sound the all clear around Turkey - its new finance minister and son-in-law of President Tayyip Erdogan was about to hold a global conference call - and that the broader worries were still around the extent of China's economic slowdown.
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And though Trump's rise has been fueled, in part, by the more youthful "alt-right," it's not at all clear that the alt-right views Fox News as a major source of information — at least not when compared to websites like Breitbart, or even further under the radar publications.
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The O'Rourke platform has some strong language for Central American elites, warning that elites who want to send their children to school in the United States ought to be better citizens of their own countries — but it's not at all clear how the US president could make this happen.
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Breitbart writer Dylan Gwinn suggested that a potential Trump endorsement and a willingness to crack down on anthem protests could be enough to get the job done (potentially with an assist from sleeper-agent NFL owner Jerry Jones, though it's not at all clear how that would work).
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Perhaps Google wants future unbundled Android forks to still be able to have Google Search or Chrome, even if they don't have the Play store, but it's really not at all clear which configurations of Google apps will be permitted under the new licensing terms, and which won't.
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Willis has returned to that style often as an author, whether she's writing about time travel and historical disasters (in Doomsday Book and the twin novels Blackout and All Clear), modern scientific research (in Bellwether and Passage), or the more bizarre, far-flung worlds of her short stories.
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And while the state has been pilloried from the left, it is not at all clear who will be the ultimate winner in the battle set in motion by the law, which restricts transgender bathroom use and pre-empts local governments from creating their own anti-discrimination policies.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan — Hundreds of passengers walked off a coronavirus-stricken cruise ship Wednesday after getting the all-clear from the Japanese authorities, but the scene that greeted them as their feet touched solid ground for the first time in weeks suggested that some found the assurances less than reassuring.
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The Reich team obtained permission to resequence the old samples for their own purposes — even though in gray-area cases like these it is never at all clear who holds the authority to retroactively license the use of vital fluids taken when ethical protocols were considerably more lax.
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Let's go ahead and assume you're already on board with the need-a-credit-card-to-build-credit-and-make-major-purchases rationale and that we're all clear on the fact that a credit card does more harm than good if you don't pay your bill in full each month.
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. was scheduled to fly out of Andrews in the morning for a trip to Ohio, but he stayed at his residence at the Naval Observatory in Washington until officials at Andrews gave the all-clear signal, said Meghan Dubyak, a spokeswoman for the vice president.
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If that seems like a convoluted way to get to a simple gag, it is, and though the pilot does pay off in a pretty funny fight sequence, it's not at all clear by its end where this series intends to go with what seems like a one-joke premise.
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"It's hard to see where you're going to see them waving the checkered flag that it's all clear to get back in the market until there's some clarity around when that [virus infection] curve flattens ... and people get back to work," Rieder, BlackRock's global CIO of fixed income, told CNBC.
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But on Tuesday, despite having recovered from the illness and been given the all-clear, the 2100-year-old lawyer said she was forced into a makeshift quarantine center at a technology park -- putting her at risk of cross-infection with hundreds of other patients warehoused in the bare-bones facility.
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Trump insisted at a press conference that he and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un were executing a "nice walk" away from the table -- but what exactly happened in Vietnam isn't at all clear, as both sides emerged with different stories in the hours after they packed up and headed home.
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As the Outline noted, an absolutely massive amount of information about the alleged Russian digital operation remains vague, including whether its supposedly massive reach actually generated much real-life engagement, and it's not at all clear escalating cyberwar is a productive solution compared to a more restrained approach of fighting disinformation domestically.
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The Facebook source confirmed that three of the videos it has removed were flagged for the first time on Wednesday — presumably after, or in conjunction with, them being highlighted to YouTube — but the fact that one had gotten the all-clear one again raises question marks about the consistency of Facebook's review process.
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A day after Nate Diaz said he would not fight in his upcoming Ultimate Fighting Championship bout at Madison Square Garden because he was told he had tested positive for a banned substance — an allegation that he made public and vehemently denied in a single tweet — officials said he was all clear.
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" When I asked Jacobs what Sakho—who asked his medical advisor if he could take the supplement containing Higenamine and was given the all-clear—could have done to recognize Higenamine as a beta2-Agonist and therefore a banned substance, Jacobs replied, "There's no way he could have gotten a definitive answer.
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And Stephen J. Farnsworth, a political scientist at the University of Mary Washington in Virginia, argued that in the most pressing state contests, November's election in Virginia for governor and other state offices, it's not at all clear that the left loses by fighting over the statue of Lee and other monuments.
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I like them a lot, though I prefer to wear them when I don&apost have to look at a computer screen for long periods of time, as the clear frames create a glare that irritates my eyes (I have this problem with all clear acetate glasses, so it&aposs not just these!).
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"Despite not being able to take part in the draft, the AFL has given me the all clear to play for Ainslie next year in the AFL Canberra competition for which I am very grateful and look forward to doing in 2018, before hopefully being able to nominate for next year's draft," she said.
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On Monday, markets had turned away from the Trump-driven "risk-off" plays that have knocked the dollar in the past week as odds on a victory for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton hardened, helped by an all-clear in an FBI investigation of her use of personal email while serving as secretary of state.
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Even after the Olympics Vonn's marketing potential looks set to skyrocket as she targets Ingemar Stenmark's all-time World Cup record of 86 wins with an intriguing Battle of Sexes on the horizon if the International Ski Federation gives her the all clear to compete against men in a World Cup race next season.
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She also shows why the whole flap actually is important: not because Trump has small hands, but because he is so overly sensitive to defending their size: Before we get any further into the saga of Trump's hands, here's one important note: It is not at all clear that Trump's fingers are, in fact, unusually short.
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"What is really important to us and to the European Union is that ... we are all clear what that extension period is for and that the availability of that extension period doesn't in any way heighten the kind of economic risk that we are trying to avoid at the moment," Donohoe said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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China's web scrubbers have been busy banning a collection of terms and dropping the hammer on user accounts after the Xi Jinping, the country's premier, got the all-clear to become 'President For Life' after the Communist Party moved to amend the constitution to remove an article that limits Presidential terms to two five-year terms.
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EDF's announcement follows a report last week in Le Monde newspaper flagging likely cost overruns on Hinkley, although the project received a boost around the same time from news that a prototype being built in Flamanville, France, got the all-clear from safety regulators even though inspectors had found weak spots in its steel reactor cover.
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