Allowing that access could help the merger pass regulatory approval.
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"We're allowing that, because that wasn't national security," he said.
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Shame on the NFL for allowing that performance to happen.
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The Games are supposed to be universal in allowing that opportunity.
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To be clear, Amazon is committed to allowing that to happen.
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Allowing that context to flourish makes the experience entirely more powerful.
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Allowing that to happen makes what James Hodgkinson did have real power.
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But allowing that would be wasting my energy, and I recognize that.
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If Tehran stops allowing that, then Trump can turn to military threats.
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But I almost commend the game for allowing that to happen. Right?
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It's stepping into that knowing, and allowing that knowing to come to be.
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Even allowing that this campaign has hardly been rousing, the apathy is troublesome.
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DY: You're allowing that creative freedom for the filmmakers to change things, as well.
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And then a lot of it is allowing that muscle memory to come back.
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Allowing that to go forward would be costly, counterproductive and potentially prejudicial, the company argued.
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After allowing that soft goal to Lehtera, Jones has been perfect the past two games.
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But the more I play, it's just not allowing that time to heal 100 percent.
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And by allowing that problem to fester we're making the lives of black people worse.
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Allowing that bias the final word, The New York Times lends it authority and respectability.
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On some level, it appeared Murphy held Michaels responsible for allowing that joke to air.
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Because as long as you keep quiet, you are allowing that system to keep living.
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And yes I'm responsible for allowing that to happen, as a co-founder of the firm.
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Allowing that the historical evidence is not always easy to interpret, he avoids unproductive contentious debate.
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Mark Zuckerberg: So but then you get the question of what's the cost benefit of allowing that.
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By leaving misleading health content up, Facebook is still allowing that content to reach potentially susceptible viewers.
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By taking our focus off of the source of the problem we're allowing that problem to fester.
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"Maybe I've been so hurt by my last relationship that I'm not allowing that right now," he said.
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Several reports have said President Trump is considering allowing that arms sale to go through as previously planned.
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Putting them together is like putting lipstick on a pig, then allowing that pig to beat you to death.
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" But allowing that to happen is even worse â€" you're just admitting defeat and accepting your failure to progress.
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I almost get mad at myself for allowing that to happen, but it was a learning process for me.
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Allowing that feeling to evolve, and to really understand the size and shape of your sorrow, can be painful.
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I think allowing that space to be made is really what's going to shift the narrative in the future.
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The scientists built a computer model of these meteors entering the atmosphere, allowing that porosity to change as they traveled.
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"Going back to the imagery of what he saw back then, and allowing that to flood back in," he says.
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We see the girls take class together, and I have to say: Kourtney is brave for allowing that on television.
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Judge Kavanaugh said he could not "rule anything out like that," allowing that in the early days after the Sept.
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His supporters vacillate between allowing that change will come, just slowly, and insisting it is still the state they knew.
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Even allowing that a certain nastiness is inevitable as Election Day nears, this utterly misleading immigration ploy crosses the line.
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I think they are more likely now to rule in favor of allowing that type of history to come in.
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"When a famine occurs it means people have died ... and (allowing) that is not what the American people voted," said Cousin.
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"Position yourself in the way you think is best for you," he said, allowing that "it is difficult" for some members.
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Trump says the United States is treated badly in global trade and has blamed the WTO for allowing that to happen.
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That there was strength in allowing that sense of loss, of being adrift to open up a space for something new.
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"I'm always going to tell the better version," said Mr. Alexie, allowing that, for him, storytelling takes precedence over full disclosure.
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Allowing that to happen will only have a silencing effect on people who have been assaulted or abused by people like him.
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Trump has complained the United States is treated unfairly in global trade and has blamed the WTO for allowing that to happen.
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Trump has complained the United States was treated unfairly in global trade and has blamed the WTO for allowing that to happen.
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Congress can give the president his choice of a Supreme Court justice without allowing that justice to remain on the Court indefinitely.
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" Mr. Brabender said, allowing that Mr. Trump had improved on his practice of "making it up at every campaign stop they have.
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But U.S. lawmakers and military officials are dubious, at best, of allowing that, noting those countries have motives outside of U.S. interests.
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The strongest argument against allowing that choice is that one student's use of a laptop harms the learning of students around them.
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While allowing that Allen is "a very good player," Brooks, a freshman, said after the game that Allen had deliberately tripped him.
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Instead of allowing that privilege, his colleagues nearly without exception were willing to sacrifice him to demonstrate their moral and ethical purity.
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The ones that can require two cables to do so, and it's hard to imagine Apple allowing that to be the standard connection.
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Seven trillion dollars and allowing that to be more accessible to capital is yet another aspect of making this a more investable place.
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"I don't know what genders are going to look like four generations from now," they added, allowing that they might sound utopian, naïve.
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The conference is an eight-member coalition that collaborates with Republicans, allowing that party to control the chamber despite being outnumbered by Democrats.
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We need more police protection in our most rural areas, and this legislation will play a significant role in allowing that to happen.
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"Well of course Democrats are trying to gum up the system and the Republicans are allowing that to continue to happen," she said.
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"I was drinking at least three bottles of Château Latour before performances," he said, allowing that he always poured a glass for others.
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In exchange for allowing that access, the bands will own at least 35 percent of the pipeline and a corresponding share of the profits.
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The White Hosue reversed it's position on green card holders, allowing that they will be admitted to the country, the New York Times reports.
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It's about finding balance: so, yes, recognizing the sadness, the pain and horror but not allowing that to control our own lives and actions.
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"What is often overlooked is that termination sometimes is allowing that guy to get away, to do an investigation and pick him up later."
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Allowing that person to manage the conversation may make it possible for him to be as rational as he can be, under the circumstances.
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Jeffrey Klein, who heads the Independent Democratic Conference, a breakaway group of Democrats that collaborates with Republicans, allowing that party to rule the Senate.
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In this view, American dominance promotes peace and makes the world safe for democracy — allowing that dominance to wane thus risks inviting chaos and tyranny.
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Marla Maples' ex-husband Donald Trump may be participating in televised presidential debates, but the actress isn't allowing that to interfere with her humanitarian work.
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"We can hang out any time, thank you!" he said, allowing that some things have changed now that he's reprising the role of Joey Gladstone.
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Earning a Master's and a PhD and studying critical trauma theory helped Russell gain perspective, allowing that duality for the reader to come into play.
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Movement is my 'drug of choice' and I'm working on sometimes allowing that movement to be peaceful or restorative rather than only the most intense.
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"We're getting these jumps and so that would suggest that there's some type of human influence that is allowing that jump to occur," says Muller.
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They suggested that Boeing review the flight control system and that aviation authorities confirm any changes before allowing that model of plane back into the air.
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When the virus first emerged in December in Wuhan, the initial instinct of the local authorities was to be very wary of allowing that information out.
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Hannity went in the opposite direction, allowing that what he called the "locker room" comments were wrong, but framing the tape as a politically motivated distraction.
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Afterward, some players who had already submitted their ballots on the agreement asked if they could rescind their votes, but the board voted against allowing that.
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Instead, though, she writes that Sony is insisting Kesha stay bound to her contract, while merely allowing that the singer may record without Dr. Luke's direct involvement.
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It's the final portion, especially, where the movie falls apart and makes little sense, even allowing that this isn't one of those projects meant to be overthought.
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Regulators were particularly criticised for allowing that to happen on their watch and for being reluctant to sue, prompting a tougher stance from watchdogs in the sector.
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Last month, a lawyer for Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier charged in military court with deserting his post in Afghanistan, appealed a decision allowing that case to proceed.
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Instead of serving as a check against taxpayer waste, people who call themselves reporters are allowing that waste to continue while protecting a member of Trump's administration.
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I think net neutrality applies to the internet service providers, but then to the edge providers having real competition, having multiple platforms and allowing that to emerge.
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Rival Cenovus Energy offered a different view on Wednesday, when CEO Alex Pourbaix praised the cuts for improving Canadian prices, allowing that company to return to quarterly profit.
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While allowing that he himself is ready for another presidential run, Weaver made a point to mention Kasich's standing as one of the party's few popular national figures.
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It's about that beautiful, scary feeling of loving someone so much that you want to possess them and just allowing that madness to consume you for a bit.
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"I'm not smart enough to know [what] to do without the facts base and the sound science and we are absolutely allowing that to proceed," Perdue told Rep.
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She recommended that Boeing review the aircraft control system and aviation authorities confirm the problem had been solved before allowing that model of plane back into the air.
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It suggested that Boeing review the aircraft control system and aviation authorities confirm the problem had been solved before allowing that model of plane back into the air.
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While allowing that it was not her best, Biles took to Twitter between the beam and floor exercise to chastise those who criticized her for not winning gold.
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So while warming may be having an impact on the Arctic's polar vortex, allowing that frigid air to shift south, many factors affect the climate, not just humans.
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" The office had originally suggested on Monday that the intensifying legislative efforts to obtain those documents could "politicize the process," even allowing that "transparency and disclosure is vital.
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She has said that she would reschedule cannabis, removing it from the list of schedule one drugs, which could be very big as far as allowing that research.
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"It doesn't necessarily bother me," said Steve Drahozal, the Democratic chairman in Dubuque County, Iowa, of Mr. Biden's "halting speaking style," allowing that Mr. Biden might simply be thoughtful.
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"You're allowing that in the interest of something more important," he says, like an actor giving a better performance in one take that might have the aforementioned misplaced details.
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"It's possible," Hulse said of the January confirmation, while allowing that "it would be kind of tricky" given Senate rules and procedures that would need to be successfully navigated.
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"We Europeans must really take our destiny into our own hands," she added, while allowing that this should take place "in friendship with the United States" and other nations.
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They suggested that Boeing review the controllability of the 737 MAX systems and that aviation authorities confirm any changes before allowing that model of plane back into the air.
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"I would say that there is no intrigue, palace intrigue, divisions between the principals," Mr. Ryan told reporters on Thursday, allowing that perhaps some "low-level staffers" felt differently.
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"We do that by putting an underwater 'windmill', if you like, on the seabed and allowing that movement of the water to rotate the generator, hence producing electricity," Adshead added.
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CBS could have waited to name top executives until it chose a CEO, allowing that person to pick his or her own team, if it had already ruled out Ianniello.
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So for us, I think part of it is we get some benefits with working with the likes of Amazon and Google — where they're actually tying in and allowing that.
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The Supreme Court refused to issue a so-called stay halting the NGT's decision, but admitted the Tamil Nadu state's appeal before the high court, allowing that case to proceed.
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But adding one of the best players in the league and allowing that holy trinity to act as role players in some cases left Cleveland with no room for error.
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That experience helped us to think about love not as luck or fate, but as the practice of really bothering to know someone, and allowing that person to know you.
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The Rise of Skywalker finds a fancy way to thread the needle by allowing that, yes, Rey's parents were nobodies who really did sell her off to the highest bidder.
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Span led off with a single and later scored on a Brandon Crawford single as Velasquez struggled with his command early but got through the troubles only allowing that one run.
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Clinton's narrow win there four years ago, the senator said, "I don't think anybody knows" before allowing that there is "some supposition that we won the popular vote" there in 2016.
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Corporate leaders and business lobbying groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday cheered the administration's tax proposals, while allowing that the initial one-page plan left out crucial details.
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" Broadly speaking, video fingerprinting is a method for software to identify, extract, and then summarize characteristic components or metadata of a video, allowing that video to be uniquely identified by its "fingerprint.
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Democrats have not ruled out allowing that in the future, either when the inquiry moves into a public phase or when the House begins to formally draft and debate articles of impeachment.
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Corporate leaders and business lobbying groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday cheered the administration's tax proposals, while allowing that the initial one-page plan left out crucial details.
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Allowing that he -- unlike Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -- has not been privy to national security briefings to better inform his thinking, Johnson suggested he would not break from the President's position.
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Mr Autor chuckles that economists' initial reaction was to insist the work was wrong, then to shift to allowing that it was right but meaningless, before eventually grappling with the work's implications.
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Mr. Putin has repeatedly denied any government role in hacking and disinformation aimed at the United States, while coyly allowing that patriotic Russians may have carried out such attacks on their own.
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French banks, for example, have been able to power ahead with issuance of senior non-preferred since the legal framework allowing that type of issuance was enacted at the end of 2016.
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" But Mr. Barron, while allowing that the Chiarli was "accessible, candied and a bit oversweet," had a surprising experience when he paired it with white asparagus served with a "black-truffle fondue.
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It's like where are all the things that trip up minds, and then where are the products that we make doing that or allowing that to happen or encouraging that to happen?
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"We are very happy that she came, certainly in a reality where very few artists are prepared to come to Israel," he said, while allowing that "perhaps she's had more successful shows".
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But even allowing that a software tweak was the only way Apple could have proceeded—untrue, but just for argument's sake—it had a much better option than making its software solution covert.
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Risk appetite firmed and European equity markets opened one percent higher, lifting sentiment towards Italian bonds and allowing that market to recover from a hit the previous session from weak economic growth data.
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Going in each and every day, and understanding what everyone thinks of this program, and allowing that to be a little bit of a fire in our belly, and it stokes right there.
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The Israeli military and the Israeli security agency known as Shin Bet said they had determined the assault was a terrorist attack, while allowing that the assailant may also have had personal motives.
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There's Chidi's discussion with Simone about how, even if a solipsistic view of the world could turn out to be correct, allowing that view to serve as your motivation has some pretty dire consequences.
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He went on to say that Schiff's conduct during the investigation was reminiscent of McCarthyism, and he said Democrats are allowing that kind of behavior to continue by letting him remain on as chairman.
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If you blocked access to a website you now wish to visit, you can undo the block in a matter of seconds, either by allowing that specific site or by turning off all restrictions.
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Fighters who have been working too much on their boxing can get into the habit of allowing that lead knee to begin to turn inwards as they bounce into and out of their jab.
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" Allowing that the phrase may be old fashioned, he adds, "so is 1.5 oz of Bourbon or rye whiskey, two dashes of Angostura bitters, one sugar cube and a few dashes of plain water.
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Last year, Mr. Booker said in an interview that "my loyalty is to a free public school, high-quality public school education," allowing that charter and magnet schools could be part of the mix.
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Anthimos and other prominent bishops, particularly in northern Greece, are already displeased with the leftist government over its recent deal with neighboring Macedonia allowing that country to call itself the Republic of North Macedonia.
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But several members now privately suggested that allowing that would risk appearing to appease Russia and could undercut an effort to play up the peacemaking presence of a North Korea delegation at the Games.
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For example, Republican senators just bullied Facebook into removing a fact-check that found the statement "abortion is never medically necessary" to be false, allowing that viewpoint to spread uninhibited on the social network.
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"It mirrored the environment that allowed abuse to happen to me—people knowing about abuse and still allowing that person to come to the conference and be welcome and be around vulnerable people," Komlo said.
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He's not only able to bring something he loves to the office with him everyday, he schedules time away to create new images every year allowing that to be an important part of his practice.
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Trump, who has complained the United States is treated unfairly in global trade and has blamed the WTO for allowing that to happen, said last month that he could pull out of the global body.
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The justices will review a California Supreme Court decision allowing that state's courts to hear claims over Plavix even though the plaintiffs did not live in the state and the company is not based there.
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Some people within the community are embracing the alt-right, others are peeling off in disgust, and most, it seems, continue to deny the link vehemently while paradoxically allowing that ideology to supplant Gamergate's identity.
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Earlier, the Peña Nieto administration took steps to mitigate criticism at home and from abroad over its inept handling of the case by allowing that international team, the Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts, to investigate.
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Serving as a career officer at the State Department during both Reagan administrations, I did personally question some policy choices (without allowing that to interfere with my professional responsibility to advocate effectively for said policies).
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"Our investment in Yahoo is allowing that team to continue to take significant steps to enhance their security, as well as benefit from Verizon's experience and resources," said Chandra McMahon, Verizon's head of information security.
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He said he did not believe he was being targeted by investigators, allowing that the interview occurred "several months ago," and "after the charges were made public," though the exact date and location were unclear.
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On Tuesday, the International Energy Agency warned that the world could "drown in oversupply" of oil in 2016, with the lifting of sanctions against Iran allowing that country to add its exports to the global glut.
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After all, feature phones have long been a cornerstone of the company's business model, even in those final years as it flirted with Windows Phone, before allowing that division to be swallowed up by Microsoft entirely.
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" It notes that "Trump recently called on Congress to move to cut welfare spending after the tax bill," while allowing that "Trump has not clarified which specific programs would be affected by the proposed 'welfare reform.
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In a paper published in the journal Science in 2018, Malin and his co-authors argued that a universal database — with genetic information from everyone in the US — is a better solution than allowing that evolution.
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" While allowing that there was a lot of anti-Semitism on social media, he said that he had heard people disagree with Ms. Berger's politics, but never "heard anybody refer to her religion or ethnic background.
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Allowing that to happen could rekindle the budget battles that consumed Congress for much of 2017 and early 2018, a scenario lawmakers had hoped the $1.3 trillion March spending bill had averted through November's congressional elections.
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"The President's attempt to install a White House official at the head of independent agency —w hile allowing that official to simultaneously serve in the White House—is unprecedented," English's lawyer, Deepak Gupta, said in a statement.
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The least good one, I talked with him during the photo shoot for this story, but then the trick often seems like teasing that out into a full-fledged profile without allowing that that's all you got.
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What if we shifted the understanding of truth to be more subjective, allowing that information reaches people in different ways and that each person's experiences do a lot to influence how they see the world around them.
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" He has also accused the social media giant of "facilitating defamation on its platform" because, he alleges, the company has ignored "lawful complaints about offensive content and by allowing that content to remain accessible to the public.
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Allowing that to define his legacy is not only reductive but is also missing the larger point: Like so many other black and brown youth from his community, Nipsey was shaped by forces far beyond his control.
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Judges in New York are often leery of allowing that to happen, he said, because it is easy for the defense to argue to an appeals court that the jury was improperly swayed by the other witnesses.
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In its July 2013 disclosure, Cisco said several vulnerabilities in its software could allow an attacker to gain "full administrative privileges" to a video surveillance system, allowing that person to alter or remove camera feeds and archives.
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When Trump refers to violent white supremacists as "very fine people," supporting him is no longer about picking a political side, it's about endorsing violent white supremacy, and Ravelry isn't allowing that to happen on its watch anymore.
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Mr. Kobach appeared to backtrack on his claim, allowing that out-of-state college students in New Hampshire are legally entitled to vote and that his assertion that fraud had swung elections there may have been too strong.
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Allowing that movies like "Dumbo" are inevitable, this feels like a genuine overachiever -- a film that doesn't always soar but flies higher, and more gracefully, than it honestly had any right to given the level of difficulty involved.
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Although we can't, at this date, be certain that Roberts cast a vote allowing that marriage equality expansion, there is much more reason to believe that Roberts — with his institutional concerns — would have voted to do so than Alito.
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Those of us who did are likely trying to figure out how to approach the Holocaust with our own children, wanting them to recognize its significance in their family history without allowing that knowledge to burden or define them.
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"Our investment in Yahoo is allowing that team to continue to take significant steps to enhance their security, as well as benefit from Verizon's experience and resources," Chandra B. McMahon, Verizon's chief information security officer, said in the statement.
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Over the weekend, China's central bank, clearly nervous about a slowdown, pumped $175 billion into the economy by lowering the amount of money that some lenders are required to hold in reserve, allowing that money to circulate freely instead.
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John Kennedy (R-LA) about whether he ever got in trouble in high school, Kavanaugh at first dodges, saying he was focused on sports, academics, and friendship, before allowing that the "friendship" heading may have encompassed some illicit activities.
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Allowing that he wasn't in the room for the negotiations and therefore was not privy to every detail, Wallace maintained that, "as a pretty close observer, it looked to me like you could have done more" to gain Republican backing.
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The card now costs one mana instead of three, no longer buffing your chosen minion with +2 Attack and not allowing that minion to attack heroes, removing its potential to win a game when paired with a fresh, powerful minion.
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In 2011, Facebook agreed to settle charges that it deceived consumers by telling them they could keep their information on the platform private, and then allowing that data to be shared and made public, according to the FTC at the time.
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Bristol-Myers was appealing a California Supreme Court ruling allowing that state's courts to hear claims related to its blood-thinning medication Plavix even though most plaintiffs do not live in the state and the company is not based there.
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The cost of subsidizing those with pre-existing conditions would be borne by taxpayers in general, rather than focused narrowly in the premiums of those purchasing plans on the individual market – allowing that insurance market to be restored to health.
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And instead of allowing that to make you reel back — because I think it can make you start to doubt what you're doing or it can start to frustrate you — you need to use it as an opportunity to surprise people.
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While allowing that the debate had done him little good, Mr. Bloomberg's advisers were less certain that it had helped others also hoping to appeal to more moderate and independent voters, like Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Attorney General William Barr, who drove the narrative around the rollout of Mueller's findings, paused when asked if campaigns should report contacts from "foreign intelligence services" in a recent Senate hearing, before haltingly allowing that they should when pressed by Sen.
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Having already wowed the chic Milanese audience with the theme tune from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, ol' Harv stepped it up a notch, teasing the crowd as he does, allowing that hypnotic melody to whip around the room before introducing that bassline.
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On the other hand, I'm pleased that this report debunks the conspiracy theory that my office or I had any knowledge that the information provided by the former CIO was inaccurate and was allowing that inaccurate information to be disseminated for political purposes.
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The NBA's gradual shift to the perimeter has been accelerated to the point where nearly every team plays with only one "true" big man on the floor most of the time, allowing that player — and everyone else — more space in which to operate.
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In fact even if unicode adopts the proposal, vendors like Apple would end up making the ultimate decision of which emojis will get to face both ways, and an update allowing that feature wouldn't come until iOS 12, which should debut sometime next fall.
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Being able to come home and do a craft with my son, play with makeup with my daughter or ask my husband how his day was and allowing that conversation to take us in so many wonderful directions has allowed me to be more present.
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"The President's attempt to install a White House official at the head of an independent agency — while allowing that officer to simultaneously serve in the White House — is unprecedented," said English's lawyer, Deepak Gupta of the law firm Gupta Wessler, in the statement on Sunday.
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"The President's attempt to install a White House official at the head of independent agency -- while allowing that officer to simultaneously serve in the White House -- is unprecedented," said English's lawyer, Deepak Gupta, of the law firm Gupta Wessler, in the statement on Sunday.
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"I'm pleased that this report debunks the conspiracy theory that my office or I had any knowledge that the information provided by the former CIO was inaccurate and was allowing that inaccurate information to be disseminated for political purposes," Pai said in a statement.
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In 2011, Facebook agreed with the FTC to settle charges that it deceived consumers by telling them they could keep their information on the platform private, and then allowing that data to be shared and made public, according to the agency at the time.
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As a confession of my own biases here: I have known Martinez for several years and consider him a friend, and his vouching for Soret carries a lot of weight with me, even allowing that Martinez has a business stake in The Last Night.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some European countries want the Brexit talks to move on to focus on trade and, although Germany and France are key to allowing that progress, it is a decision for the whole of the bloc, Britain's Brexit minister David Davis said on Friday.
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Allowing that connection to be broken and then restored could open the door for a malicious program to steal a user's fingerprint as it travels from the reader to the Enclave, an attack that has been demonstrated in the past on Android phones without similar protections.
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While allowing that the model's quantitative risk assessment involved uncertainties, the report argued that the model's calculations suggested "temperature changes of a size that could have devastating consequences" and, with urgency, called on all available agencies and scientists to conduct investigations to narrow the range of uncertainty.
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Allowing that tragedy to hang so high and heavy that it eclipses other major incidents of violence is a shame, though, as it does a disservice to the broader spectrum of victims and makes America's grinding epidemic of large-scale gun violence seem narrower than it actually is.
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"China is now by many measures the third-biggest bond market in the world at around $7 trillion, so allowing that to be more accessible to capital is yet another aspect of making this a more investable place, " Machin told CNBC at the China Development Forum in Beijing.
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But whether or not Uber's gonna be able to pull it off—both making the right hire, and then, allowing that hire to fix a company lead by a team of dyed-in-the-wool Silicon Valley patriarchal bronotypes—will be a hell of a thing to watch.
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In September 2014, for instance, Mr. Assange wrote on Twitter about what he called the "corrupt deal" that Turkey engineered to force the suppression of a pro-Kurdish television station in Denmark in return for allowing that country's prime minister, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, to take the helm of NATO.
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Mr. Grewal said that he received a congratulatory call from Mr. Schneiderman this month, and that he looked forward to a "collaborative relationship," though he refrained from saying whether he would join in any pending cases, only allowing that he would make such decisions when he takes office.
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Horizon is working down two paths in parallel here: On one path, they're building an Ethereum-powered platform called Arcadeum for handling in-game items — establishing who owns any specific instance of an item, and allowing that item to be verifiably traded, sold or given from player to player.
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Volker is apparently trying to orchestrate the exact set of circumstances under which Trump would agree to work with Zelensky—on the one hand, doing his job to facilitate a better U.S.-Ukraine relationship, but on the other, allowing that relationship to be predicated on Trump's personal political desires.
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" She continues, "It's most definitely a process learning to love the new me, and it's ok if I'm not there yet… I just need to stop apologizing for my body, stop allowing that outside voice to tell me that I should work harder and what my body should really look like.
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And I think with leaders like Trump, like Duterte, appealing to the worst of human nature, and then the social media platforms allowing that, allowing exponential lies to be used against truth tellers, to the point that we have no facts to begin any discussion with… you are throwing everything out.
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However, another row - this time over the government's desire to fix the planned date of Britain's departure into law - could be averted on Wednesday after rebels said they were prepared to agree to it if another proviso were inserted in the bill allowing that date to be changed if necessary.
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As I saw during a visit to Modesto in the Central Valley, one idea is to create more floodplains by taking riverfront land (usually farmland) that had been protected by levees and berms and allowing that land to flood, which can lower river flood levels at communities along the river.
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With all the recent obsession with his "mental fitness," it is crucial to avoid allowing that conversation to downplay the very intentional words that he has used to inflame social tensions and fuel irrational anger, fulfilling his promise of populism by directing anger toward certain groups rather than offering economic relief.
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"The president's attempt to install a White House official at the head of independent agency — while allowing that official to simultaneously serve in the White House — is unprecedented," said English's lawyer, Deepak Gupta of the law firm Gupta Wessler, adding that "the law is clear" and that English is the acting director.
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" By May, the DEP was feeling serious heat from the local community for approving the KD2 mine, leading DEP Secretary Randy Huffman to release an unusual written statement allowing that "because of the close proximity to the forest, [the DEP has gone] above and beyond the normal regulatory requirements for both permitting and inspection enforcement.
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A proposal to initially deal with 16- and 17-year-olds in a new Youth Court has garnered the support of liberal Democrats and more centrist politicians like Mr. Cuomo and the Senate's Independent Democratic Conference, a breakaway group of Democrats who collaborate with the Republicans, allowing that party to control Albany's upper chamber.
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If there are a million songs out there and we find one of them that really means something to us, we should savor it, rather than allowing that which we might find truly worthwhile to simply slip back into the flotsam and jetsam of the stream, simply in search of the next hit of experience.
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The TV show seems to want him to be all of those things and romantic, too, but the structure of the world it's established isn't quite allowing that to happen, because Gilead is so claustrophobic and oppressive for Offred that it's hard to imagine the idea of love or lust being all that powerful or meaningful for her.
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Asked if Android One would allow OEMs to include their own unique add-on features that augment stock Android (think the black-and-white reading mode feature on OnePlus' OxygenOS or the double-chop feature that turns on the flash on Motorola phones) but don't bog it down, Gold said Google's not opposed to allowing that in the future.
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With the Vive tracker, HTC has created a licensed SteamVR accessory with the same tracking smarts as the Vive controllers that can be attached to any device, allowing that device to be tracked in VR. To kickstart companies building cool stuff with the trackers, HTC is looking to give away up to 1,000 of the devices to developers.
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The Republican reaction—the effort to protect Trump and discredit Comey—is evidence of another: a crisis of ultra-partisanship, where the nation's governing party has opted against oversight and accountability, abdicating its role in our system of checks and balances and allowing that president free rein, as long as he signs its legislation and nominates its judges.
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Recognizing that she did indeed transform the journal, after allowing that he himself liked and admired her, he says that the excitement she generated "was fatally linked to the notion of hitting the number each month, catching all the straws in the seasonal wind, being there when it happened — and, finally, inevitably, making it happen" (345–6).
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The most disturbing aspect of all this is not that Trump has become an enemy to the non-white electorate, but that his candidacy serves to all but guarantee black and Latino support for the Democratic Party, further allowing that party to take us for granted, taking away any reason they might have to need to address the issues that we are concerned about.
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Pai responded to the report on Monday, a day before it was released to the public, by passing the buck onto chief information officer Bray and the former administration: I'm pleased that this report debunks the conspiracy theory that my office or I had any knowledge that the information provided by the former CIO was inaccurate and was allowing that inaccurate information to be disseminated for political purposes. . .
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" Mr. Nelson, the recently ousted Democratic senator, says he has a preferred 2020 candidate, who he thinks might turn things around: former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "I would say of the whole crowd, I think Biden would have the best chance in Florida," Mr. Nelson said of the 2020 field, allowing that he has encouraged his former colleague to run and believes he would be perceived "as moderate enough.
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