They could start by rescinding the $500 million appropriated for Planned Parenthood, or the $85033 million appropriated to fund international family planning, or billions in foreign aid, including $200 million for promoting democracy in Europe, or the additional $2.4 billion appropriated for Community Development Block Grants, or the additional $1 billion appropriated for the transportation project grant program inaugurated by President Obama's "stimulus" package, or, well, you get the idea.
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At the time of its last renewal, Congress appropriated $4.6 billion to the fund, bringing the total appropriated amount of the fund over the years to $7.4 billion.
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At the time of its last renewal, Congress appropriated $211 billion to the fund, bringing the total appropriated amount of the fund over the years to $7.4 billion.
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At the time of its last renewal, Congress appropriated $4.6 billion for the fund, bringing the total appropriated amount of the fund over the years to $7.4 billion.
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It is important to keep in mind that these elements are borrowed, as opposed to appropriated, in the sense that he never lays claim to the "appropriated" material.
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At the time of its last renewal in 2015, Congress appropriated $4.6 billion to the fund, bringing the total appropriated amount of the fund over the years to $7.4 billion.
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In "The Jungle," inspired by Césaire's thinking and writing, Lam re-appropriated Yoruban and other African gods that Pablo Picasso first appropriated years earlier, starting with "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907).
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It operates on an annual budget of nearly $50 million, including nearly $41 million appropriated from Congress and another $6 million to $8 million appropriated when the office was created.
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Such projects may be undertaken only within the total amount of funds that have been appropriated for military construction, including funds appropriated for family housing, that have not been obligated.
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" Nikki Minaj did the obvious and appropriated "Darling Nikki.
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Like Shields, Broomberg and Chanarin make use of appropriated imagery.
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That's a $1.9 billion cut below the current appropriated level.
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And it's especially hurtful that these men appropriated Indigenous regalia.
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Don't wear clothing that could be considered offensive or appropriated.
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We appropriated more money in this year's 2017 appropriations bills.
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Remains repatriation even received congressional appropriated funds for recovery operations.
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More money must be appropriated towards upstream conflict prevention efforts.
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Each country appropriated the cumbia sound to its own context.
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But Congress has not appropriated the money to finish it.
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Congress appropriated just $10.2 million in the current fiscal year.
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They will get paid, he said, once money is appropriated.
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We're not worried about being appropriated as a marketing mechanism.
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Perhaps that's why his image is sometimes appropriated by others.
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The clothing itself — the cuts and prints — already seems appropriated.
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But "All for Nothing" isn't easily appropriated by any ideology.
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But only a portion of that has actually been appropriated.
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Native American culture is often misunderstood and is frequently appropriated.
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Women have long appropriated men's clothes for comfort and authority.
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Last year, Congress appropriated $17.6 million to Special Olympics programs.
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In 2017, Congress appropriated $286 million total for the grants.
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For fiscal year 2019, Culberson appropriated $73 million for the lander.
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The House cites funds appropriated for the construction of the wall.
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Article I expressly forbids spending money except as appropriated by Congress.
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All settlements and awards are paid out of appropriated taxpayer funds.
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President Obama never gave Ukraine the lethal aid that Congress appropriated.
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Congress in fact hasn't appropriated a cent directly for Trump's wall.
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Already, Congress has appropriated $8.3 billion to deal with the crisis.
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Since 2011, Congress has appropriated about $7.4 billion to the fund.
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Money for the rest of the government already has been appropriated.
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Most famously, Lord Elgin appropriated the "Elgin marbles" in 1801-5.
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I think getting that money appropriated would be a good start.
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The tech giants have long appropriated features and products from competitors.
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In fact, Foos appropriated private sexual acts without the participants' consent.
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And every last one of those dollars is appropriated by Congress.
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It has disciplined both annually appropriated spending and direct spending programs.
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EC: Modernist artists appropriated imagery, art, and concepts from former colonies.
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In this case, her sexuality was appropriated as a revenge plot.
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Money can't be appropriated to the Pentagon, for example, without House approval.
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To do this, the New Democrats appropriated hot button issues from the
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They have appropriated the technology in innovative ways (beeping, flashing, credit transfer).
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It concludes that he "appropriated his father's entire empire as his own".
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The 'use' one makes of what is appropriated is the crucial factor.
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If new funding is not appropriated before then, another shutdown will ensue.
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She added that Congress has not appropriated sufficient funds to the EPSF.
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"There's still money left that was appropriated for Ebola," Blunt told reporters.
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" Trump even appropriated Reagan's 1980 campaign slogan: "Let's Make America Great Again.
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Later, the Yakuza appropriated tattoos and began using them to mark themselves.
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That represents a $10 return on every dollar appropriated to run them.
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A smaller portion of government spending is appropriated each year by Congress.
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But any future funding would still need to be appropriated by Congress.
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The grants are appropriated by Congress every year but were never authorized.
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Unfortunately, to date, insufficient federal dollars have been appropriated for this purpose.
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Perhaps inevitably, this appropriated version is now filtering back to Ivory Coast.
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To reference Sontag, what parts of our lives are appropriated through photographs?
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Congress has appropriated funding for SNAP through January, according to the USDA.
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Shortly after the call, the congressionally appropriated assistance to Ukraine was withheld.
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Factoring money appropriated for Homeland Security raises the cost to $20163 trillion.
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The funding appropriated is still available for the five-year grant period.
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The companies are paid monthly, and Congress has not appropriated the money.
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At the time, Trump was withholding Congressionally appropriated military aid to Ukraine.
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Lawmakers have already appropriated about $56.6 billion for disaster relief this year.
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The state of Michigan constitution requires that all expenditures be appropriated annually.
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But getting the funds appropriated by Congress is only the first step.
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"Anything can be appropriated by the ego, including mindfulness," Mr. Ostaseski said.
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But how do you feel about your style being appropriated like that?
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That maze, called "Laberintos (after Octavio Paz y Gaspar Yanga)" (2003–2009), came from a box "appropriated from an institution," Cordova explains, in response to that institution's refusal to return stolen — "appropriated" — cultural artifacts to the Peruvian government.
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" Congress has not appropriated a single cent for him to build "new walls.
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It's a structural trope of cinema that employs violence for an appropriated cause.
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In emerging markets there's not an immaterial chance of getting an asset appropriated.
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Congress appropriated NASA $21.5 billion, more than its $19.9 billion ask, in 2019.
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His instrument was all kinds of found objects that he appropriated for music.
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Last year, Congress ultimately appropriated $3 billion, or 90% of the program's funding.
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Once something has been appropriated, what can a culture do to reclaim it?
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Over $2 billion were appropriated since the initiation of the program in 85033.
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Congress last month appropriated $1.375 billion for barriers, far below Trump's desired number.
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Meanwhile, $1.6 billion would be appropriated to start building Trump's famous border wall.
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Google and Facebook have appropriated advertising revenue from Rupert Murdoch of News Corp.
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ONPS are the appropriated funds given by Congress to the national park system.
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Appropriated works are so inexpensive, it's a really accessible way to make something.
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Can contemporary cultural objects be appropriated in the same way as ancient ones?
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But it's also, like many things, an appropriated thing here in the West.
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Enter President Richard Nixon, who made a habit of impounding congressionally appropriated funds.
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What this pleasing confusion shows is how zealously van Gogh has been appropriated.
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To build the airport, the state appropriated their pasture, paying them modest compensation.
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The decision of an artist to simply enlarge appropriated images no longer impresses.
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Mizrahi, taking her cues from her subjects, has appropriated Costa's style pretty faithfully.
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Separately, Congress appropriated $19903 million for the current fiscal year for base operations.
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Between 2003 and 2010, Congress appropriated $730.9 billion specifically for Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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After all, it&aposs been appropriated by people looking to sell you stuff.
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"We've appropriated the phrase to mean read or take with caution," she said.
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Black culture is always appropriated and the culture vultures always overlook the originators.
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Since 2014, U.S. appropriated assistance to the Northern Trianglecountries has exceeded $2.5 billion.
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Funds have only been appropriated to fix current fencing or build new fencing.
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In Puerto Rico now, FEMA is using funds appropriated for Hurricane Harvey relief.
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Congress appropriated $6 million for the civil rights division to begin its operations.
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These erratic, ahistorical, illustration styles also seem appropriated (or at least extraordinarily familiar).
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Pruitt is refusing to use funds appropriated by Congress to hire new investigators.
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To honor that detail, Skinner appropriated visual elements from the city's subway system.
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Gucci has also installed mannequins that lifelessly watch video versions of appropriated art.
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From fiscal year 2202 through fiscal year 2628, Congress authorized and appropriated approximately $28500 billion (including money appropriated in the Overseas Contingency Operations account) for State and foreign operations functions around the world — an average of $6900 billion every fiscal year.
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It reads: Prohibition Against Use of Appropriated Funds for Busing No funds appropriated for any applicable program may be used for the transportation of students or teachers (or the purchase of equipment for such transportation) to overcome a racial imbalance in any school or school system or to carry out a plan of racial desegregation, except for funds appropriated for the Impact Aid program authorized by Title VIII of the ESEA.
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Initially, Ms. Pozanti's work was heavily digital, relying on imagery appropriated from the Internet.
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When agencies spend dollars that weren't appropriated, investigators look closely at what went wrong.
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Were you thinking of those, or other appropriated biological matter, when you made this?
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For the posadas, the Christian friars appropriated the Aztec practice of breaking clay pots.
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So far, lawmakers have appropriated $61 million for planning but not funds for construction.
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That title, appropriated from D.W. Griffith's racist classic of 1915, signals its historiographical ambition.
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Pruitt and Trump have appropriated climate moderation to rhetorically soften immensely anti-climate initiatives.
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Other right-wing activists aside from the Bundys have also appropriated the Hammond cause.
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Now it's couched within this appropriated narrative of we're doing good for the planet.
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"And if the resources are not appropriated, then we pay for this problem anyway."
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It's almost like her whole persona and everything else about her has been appropriated.
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The money, to be appropriated over five years, would help communities diversify their economies.
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This isn't the first time or the last time that things are being appropriated.
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Democrats have long maintained that money previously appropriated to fight Ebola is vitally needed.
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You may have heard that Congress recently appropriated $380 million for election security nationwide.
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The United States had appropriated $4.9 billion in support for those forces this year.
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But many critics countered that he had appropriated his own work shamelessly for decades.
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Smith announced on Monday that the body appropriated $1 billion to address the crisis.
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In Seattle, council members appropriated $1.3 million to study and possibly implement the idea.
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For Trump's 2020 reelection campaign, his action committee appropriated the image for satirical merchandise.
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Later, a congressionally appropriated $391 million military aid package was added to the leverage.
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And then they decide how money appropriated from Congress can and should be spent.
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Nor do they understand that they have appropriated the culture of dictators and tyrannies.
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The state appropriated $3 million to pay for naloxone, opioid education and other requirements.
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I appropriated imagery from the internet, all with the intention of creating specific images.
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CBP's contract, however, is not affected by that ruling because it is spending appropriated funds.
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At each agency, managers work to make sure they spend only the money Congress appropriated.
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Congress has appropriated about $7.4 billion to the fund, according to the New York Times.
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Social media has allowed designers to speak out when they see their work re-appropriated.
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Ohio received just over $28503 million of the $22020 million appropriated by Congress in 2018.
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This is California's money, appropriated by Congress, and we will vigorously defend it in court.
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In the last work, "Mohawk Correctional Facility" (appropriated 2013), Lawson moves in an unexpected direction.
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And containment need not cost the $750bn a year that has been appropriated for defence.
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What about the people who don't want their lives to be appropriated as digital windowdressing?
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Remorseless social media users appropriated his image as Adolf Hitler, a Klansman and racist caricatures.
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Fitzgerald's "Notes" tell us that the poems are mash-ups woven out of appropriated lines.
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House Republicans sued over the reimbursements, calling them unconstitutional because Congress had not appropriated them.
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The move was designed to let him spend money appropriated by Congress for other purposes.
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It's also worth noting that "artificial intelligence" is often appropriated by startups to elicit hype.
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Perhaps she appropriated it from a black boyfriend; the pose has a vaguely postcoital quality.
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This summer, the state's government appropriated $210 million in funds toward building out the system.
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The Islamic State did not dismantle the Iraqi bureaucracy; it appropriated it, and expanded it.
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Income and corporate taxes are general revenue that would have to be appropriated by Congress.
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It [funding] is not appropriated on a per child basis ... so sometimes this is necessary.
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Do you worry about that, people thinking you've appropriated a bunch of photos from history?
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Erizku appropriated images from LA nail salon signage to create paintings of disembodied manicured hands.
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They were, as Nixon memorably described them, the "silent majority," a phrase Trump recently appropriated.
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"This is California's money, appropriated by Congress, and we will vigorously defend it in court."
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He had initially requested $2.5 billion, with much of that coming from previously appropriated funds.
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A reprogramming action involves the movement of congressionally-appropriated funds from one account to another.
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He had initially requested $2.5 billion, with much of that coming from previously appropriated funds.
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Acker juxtaposed appropriated material from other novels and biographies with excerpts from her own diaries.
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Congress had appropriated $250 million to the Defense Department for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative.
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One way to do this would be to require all spending to be annually appropriated.
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By contrast, Congress appropriated approximately $20153 billion in relief money after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Just under one-third of federal spending is authorized and appropriated on an ongoing basis.
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Of the 336 appropriated positions for NIFA, 264 are currently vacant as well, said Del.
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Trump had blocked the payment of congressionally appropriated military aid to Ukraine earlier this year.
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Acuff-Rose, where rap group 2 Live Crew appropriated Roy Orbison's song,Oh, Pretty Woman.
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But she has appropriated the most sacred element of that narrative, making it her own.
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He also raised concerns that the agency's budget had not been appropriated for that purpose.
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The New York City government, for example, appropriated $36.2 million in arts funding in 2012.
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The exhibition features "Emily and Daughter" and "Khadafi," two appropriated images the artist printed in 2015.
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Lazy writers appropriated his name and image for their Devil worship drivel is unimpressive and boring.
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" Both artists, Big Los and 5050, have appropriated the word "malandro" — which translates best as "thug.
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This bill bars ICE from spending any appropriated money on enforcement against sponsors of unaccompanied children.
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The rescission process cuts money that has been appropriated by Congress but has not been spent.
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Seventy-five to a hundred million dollars appropriated by the federal government to assist in that.
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The recission process cuts money that has been appropriated by Congress but has not been spent.
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The bonus would be a more cost-effective initiative that might garner appropriated funds from Congress.
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"We'll do the most we can do with the money that's appropriated to us," he said.
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Congress appropriated about 75 percent of its annual spending in five appropriations bills ahead of Oct.
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In the suit, House GOP lawmakers have argued that they never appropriated funds for the payments.
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The program received $17 million in 2016, down nearly half from what lawmakers appropriated in 2011.
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For some further perspective, Congress appropriated $22019 billion for the federal prison system in FY 2018.
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In her speech last week, Ms. Trump, the Republican nominee's wife, appropriated several lines from Mrs.
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"These funds were neither requested nor appropriated for the activities described in the reprogramming," Visclosky wrote.
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WE WILL DEAL WITH THE REQUESTS EVEN MORE RAPIDLY HAD CONGRESS APPROPRIATED THE MONEY WE REQUESTED.
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To date, the U.S. government has appropriated $113.1 billion for Afghanistan reconstruction, according to the report.
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People were outraged that Léger had appropriated an ethnic identity to which he had no claim.
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This year, the federal government appropriated $450,000 so the National Park Service can buy the buildings.
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Democrats have been adamant that the money not be appropriated for more detention centers for families.
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It included this line: Since FY 2002, Congress has appropriated approximately $113.1 billion to rebuild Afghanistan.
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And yet the paintings don't feel appropriated or citational; they stand outside of those conventional moves.
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"Carburetor" (22016) is an "exploded view" of that device, apparently appropriated from an auto parts manual.
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Congress recently appropriated $6 billion for treatment, which experts say falls dramatically short of what's needed.
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Trump had hoped for $5.7 billion to build the wall, but Congress only appropriated $1.375 billion.
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As of now, Congress has not appropriated additional funds to extend or re-issue the grants.
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She appropriated European images of the Madonna and conjured other images of African Orishas like Oshun.
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When Mitchell publicized the matter, the Mississippi Legislature appropriated money that led to a fruitful find.
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That's why we appropriated $800 million over the last couple of years to deal with it.
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That's in addition to the $380 million appropriated by Congress for the same purpose in 2018.
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"Representative King and his campaign staff appropriated 'Success Kid' without my permission," Griner tweeted on Monday.
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It disbanded in March after spending $766 million of the $85033 million Congress appropriated for it.
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Under federal law, the president is required to notify Congress to change how they've appropriated money.
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It will draw on hundreds of millions that have been appropriated to support programs in Syria.
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This year, the group appropriated the nickname for its own use, setting up the website fancybear.
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Congress appropriated $1.375 billion for about 55 miles of new construction in its fiscal 2019 budget.
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English intellectuals appropriated the astral term "revolution" to express how politics, like the stars, is cyclical.
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Under the Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974, the president's power to impound appropriated funds — that is, his right to simply refuse to spend the funds — was removed and replaced with a much weaker authority to propose to Congress that certain appropriated funds be left unspent.
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While Chaos Lounge and Umezawa have at times appropriated images, like Disney characters, and been criticized for doing so, the artist's internet landscapes are so dense with information that appropriated items are often buried inside the expanse, rather than emphasized for easy identification — and thus consumption.
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However, the budget proposal does not account for any funds appropriated to the CFPB beyond fiscal 2018.
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When you say "modernization," are there examples we would see early on if this money got appropriated?
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Until a few decades ago, scientists believed humans were the only species that appropriated stones into tools.
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Lemieux appropriated the pictures of fists from newspapers and magazines dating from the 1930s to the '50s.
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Hood girls are often uplifted as purveyors of style and culture, creating trends that are often appropriated.
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Congress has appropriated funding for SNAP, commonly known as food stamps, through January, according to the USDA.
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While many have prospered, many others have been losers—for instance, from land appropriated with inadequate compensation.
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Before 1980, federal agencies often operated during funding gaps (meaning before Congress had appropriated the required money).
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The exhibition focuses on three periods when mainstream artists helped promote outsider artists or appropriated their styles.
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The beautiful custom has become celebrated outside of Indian culture and, yes, appropriated by the festival crowd.
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In 2018, Congress appropriated $380 million for states to bolster election cybersecurity and replace vulnerable voting machines.
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ISIS still has one major customer for the oil and gas it has appropriated: the Syrian regime.
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If the funding for the border wall stops being appropriated, the green cards to DREAMers also stop.
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Congress should increase both authorization levels and appropriated funds for grant programs for state and local preparedness.
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House Republicans sued the Obama administration, arguing the payments were unconstitutional because Congress never appropriated the money.
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But what is there to do when the culture, being manufactured and therefore appropriated, is your own?
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Working with Congress, they got some money appropriated to help states work together to improve the situation.
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For all we know, he could have been the author of some of the graffiti she appropriated.
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Warlords-cum-politicians have appropriated Baghdad's finest palm groves, and carved its plushest neighbourhoods into walled enclaves.
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President Trump withheld congressionally appropriated military aid to Ukraine as Ukrainian soldiers were dying on the battlefield.
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Both proposals would keep funding for border fencing at the same level as Congress appropriated for 2018.
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If fully appropriated, the rest of the GFSA funds will bolster such initiatives across multiple federal agencies.
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In fact, when Congress appropriated funding for school safety programs in the aftermath of the Parkland, Fla.
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Trump's order would allow him to spend on the wall money that Congress appropriated for other purposes.
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If anything, Jacobs's appropriation was of the already-appropriated, the dreadlocks sported by the aforementioned style subsects.
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The state has already appropriated $25 million for local governments to beef up their fire-fighting abilities.
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But within three days, the site was appropriated and occupied by the dominant sectarian parties and militias.
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The $252 million is all that's left from the $85033 billion in emergency funding appropriated in 2015.
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Cutting this old funding through rescission means it can't be re-appropriated later for some other purpose.
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The bill comes after Congress appropriated $2023 million to the EAC last year for the same purpose.
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But the amendment still maintains a ban on "using appropriated funding to advocate or promote gun control."
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One option could be to use emergency defense funds appropriated through the Pentagon's overseas contingency operations fund.
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In 220006 $2202 billion more was appropriated with Agriculture disaster spending leading the pack at $2628 billion.
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But the money he has appropriated to apprenticeships is roughly the same as it was under Obama.
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He might even try to withhold appropriated funds or shift them around in defiance of Congress's wishes.
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It was a nod to cool black masculinity, but he appropriated it in his own feminized way.
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The state has appropriated $100 million in emergency funding to address the spread of coronavirus in Georgia.
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At current estimates, the amount of public money that has been appropriated runs into billions of dollars.
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New funds appropriated for the coronavirus emergency response should be put into the Public Health Emergency Fund.
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Then they often see those very things that made them an other appropriated by the dominant culture.
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White House officials believed they had the authority to cancel the already-appropriated funds without congressional approval.
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The savings would come partly from unused Obama-era funds that were already appropriated but never spent.
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No president has the automatic right to impound congressionally appropriated funds, above all for nakedly political ends.
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As she has with past criticism, Thunberg appropriated Trump's remarks and made them her Twitter profile bio.
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Trump's order would allow him to spend money on the wall that Congress appropriated for other purposes.
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A skeptical Congress appropriated only $40 million of its $738 billion military budget for the new endeavor.
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Additionally, the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office determined Trump's decision to withhold the appropriated funds violated the law.
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Mr. Pearce clearly loves the language and in true Shakespeare style, he has appropriated plenty of it.
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The Freezing of Security Assistance Congress has appropriated $1.5 billion in security assistance for Ukraine since 2014.
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They also say the agency can't do research when there hasn't been any money appropriated for it.
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The Antideficiency Act prohibits the government from spending money for any reason that Congress has not appropriated.
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In fact, the federal government has not appropriated ANY funds for the Perkins Loan program since 6900.
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Troops appropriated the magazine's bunny mascot and the company's logo, painting it on planes, helicopters and tanks.
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In exchange, the president agreed to perform the "official act" of releasing the aid appropriated by Congress.
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House Republicans contend that Congress never appropriated the money for the subsidies, as required by the Constitution.
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So those intellectuals appropriated "revolution" to express how politics, like the stars, seems to work in cycles.
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In recent years, the zombie — and its new medically induced origins — has been appropriated by hardcore survivalists.
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Pepsi appropriated the Black Lives Matter movement's imagery and replaced its message with a can of soda.
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During colonial rule, the Japanese appropriated their land and later passed to the Nationalists as state property.
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Instead, it will slash spending from domestic programs that was appropriated years ago and hasn't been spent yet.
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During that period, DHS installed 507 miles of new fencing, with $4.5 billion appropriated to the BSFIT account.
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"You don't hold up foreign aid that we had previously appropriated for a political initiative," said GOP Sen.
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The amount appropriated: $1.6 billion, of which only $38 million can be used for planning for the wall.
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But nearly $1.5 billion was appropriated to create early identification protocols and treatment centers in the U.S. alone.
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That money is appropriated to specific programs — and spending it for the border wall instead could be illegal.
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The city was appropriated $0003 million in the president's budget for both security and inauguration-associated infrastructure costs.
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In Mosul it simply appropriated and resold the homes of those who fled and seized their bank accounts.
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This valuable body of ancient knowledge, gathered from thousands of years of learning, should not be simply appropriated.
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If anything, its recent popularity is a result of cultural appropriation that McDonald's has, in turn, also appropriated.
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Those periods have become broad theory, used to gain rhetorical leverage and appropriated to establish moral high ground.
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I mean, wow, that's a low meme moment to have your popular single appropriated for West Nile awareness.
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The vocals are short, repeated phrases and sentences, some appropriated from conversation and others improvised on the fly.
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The GOP argues that certain ObamaCare payments are being made unconstitutionally because Congress has not appropriated the money.
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But it doesn't stop at the intro level — the modders have appropriated a large portion of the game.
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In a time when black culture is constantly appropriated and simultaneously ignored, Beyoncé puts it front and center.
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With a loud ding (Hotz appropriated the buckle-your-seatbelt ding from commercial planes), autonomous driving was engaged.
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It would combine this abdication of authority with a longstanding failure to limit the use of appropriated funds.
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He also noted that the campaign has not needed the $10 million appropriated in the last omnibus bill.
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After months of unheeded calls for support, Congress has appropriated more federal funding for state election security grants.
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Congress is supposed to authorize, or give permission, for money to be appropriated, or spent, on federal programs.
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The U.S. has now appropriated $2628 billion on reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan since the war began in 28500.
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Like Mr. Benson and Mr. Thomson, other "Touch the Sky" artists mined the expressive potential of appropriated imagery.
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The tariff produced a massive surplus in revenue, which was appropriated for ever- generous pensions for Union soldiers.
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Another bill, 21st Century Cures, appropriated a total of $1 billion for this effort over two years. Sen.
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Biden had actually appropriated someone else's life, depicting the struggles of Kinnock's family as those of his own.
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The Canadian government appropriated significant new funds in its 2018 budget for workforce development, prioritizing multi-stakeholder collaboration.
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The proposal includes $2628 million for juvenile justice programs, down from the $28503 million appropriated in FY 22019.
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And the GAO report notes the Congress has appropriated $1.8 trillion into this off-budget account since 2001.
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Even his integration of Chinatown's icons—the carts, the signs, even the people—felt inclusive rather than appropriated.
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Members of the public were then invited to vote on their favorite re-appropriated Beck's billboard on BecksUrbanCanvas.
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Modernist sculpture, low-resolution GIFs, and appropriated images blend together in a hyper-saturated stew of questionable taste.
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She likened the AT&T logo, a symbol she appropriated often in her oeuvre, to the Death Star.
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A sleek, animé imagery, interlaced with some appropriated Prelinger archival footage, composes the video work Ocean Prince (2016).
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Often, California winemakers appropriated European geographical designations, calling their wines names like Chablis, Rhine wine, Chianti and Burgundy.
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Instead, Trump has funded wall construction by taking billions from military coffers to augment billions appropriated by Congress.
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Much of that support would come from shifting funds already appropriated to other government agencies toward the effort.
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The measure also appropriated about $63 million for unpaid wage increases owed to about 24,000 unionized state workers.
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Further, appropriated funds, absent a specific congressional directive, may be spent by an agency consistent with its mission.
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Two exhibitions look at how Gandhi's image has been appropriated, even by forces completely antithetical to his message.
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What's interesting, too, about this couple is that they also appropriated their practice for these works in particular.
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Congress appropriated only $1.375 billion and specified that the money was to be spent only in eastern Texas.
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Ring, for its part, has appropriated footage from its customers' devices to make its own media as well.
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Bolsonaro is not the first world leader whose criticism Thunberg has appropriated into her Twitter profile this year.
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It's an old sales-office tradition, appropriated for a new era — much like the Jukin licensing scheme itself.
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" Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis wrote, "Senator Byrd appropriated money for memorials to civil rights' icons.
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The remainder of the $700 billion is appropriated to other defense-related programs outside the Department of Defense.
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Because WIFIA is a loan program, the EPA can leverage appropriated funds as much as 28503 to one.
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Congress appropriated only $1.375 billion and specified that the money was to be spent only in eastern Texas.
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And, for the first time in more than 20 years, we appropriated funding for gun violence prevention research.
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Lent is, in other words, simultaneously sidelined by many ostensibly practicing Christians and appropriated by the secular world.
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One minute you're riding high with a funny green frog and the next it's been appropriated by Nazis.
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Ocean's 8 re-appropriated that narrative to a certain extent by showing the feminist version of those flashy aspirations.
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However she also flagged how the platform has been appropriated by ultra-nationalist elements to spread hate against minorities.
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It's important to note that as these guitarists appropriated the trill, they essentially repurposed it to suit their needs.
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Nixon had been "impounding" (refusing to spend) money Congress had appropriated for particular projects, including the Clean Water Act.
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When Marc Jacobs Invites You to Burning Man These will pair perfectly with those technicolor "not culturally appropriated" dreads.
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Democrats are broadly opposed to Trump's wall and argue Homeland Security already has enough funding appropriated for border security.
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The City of Knowledge appropriated 18.5 square miles in total, displacing dozens more families and eliminating hundreds of jobs.
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Fashion is not the only forefront of appropriation — art, music, sports, language, architecture, food, pretty much everything is appropriated.
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The government appropriated land from Ramón Castro's 21,650-acre farm within a year of his brother's rise to power.
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She was "anti-black" because she appropriated black slang by wearing a T-shirt that said, "Poetry is Lit".
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But, one thing's for certain: Kardashian, if anything, has renewed conversation around an otherwise routinely appropriated style of dress.
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One Republican senator said on Monday that he believed the money for the subsidies should be appropriated by Congress.
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But about a year before the 2016 US presidential election, the character started being appropriated on platforms like 4Chan.
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The money made available by the emergency declaration will come from funds appropriated for military-construction projects, around $3.5bn.
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Just in case that's not enough Periscope features for you, Facebook has also appropriated its live map of broadcasts.
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House Republicans sued the Obama administration over the payments, arguing they were unconstitutional because Congress never appropriated the money.
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Rather, it re-appropriated the source code of Scout from dumped documents after the contractor was hacked in 2015.
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Hence, why it's lingo and customs from slabs to sauce have been constantly re-appropriated over the last decade.
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The House argued the payments were illegal because they were not appropriated by Congress in a separate legislative action.
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Some of the funds included in the president's request were appropriated many years ago, but have never been used.
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Trump's declaration authorized the use of Pentagon funds that were not originally appropriated by Congress for the construction project.
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Both proposals would keep funding for border fencing at the same level as Congress appropriated for 2018: $1.3 billion.
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The Journal reported that the early flag has also been appropriated by some extremist groups opposed to increasing diversity.
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And yet the question was worth asking: Had he "culturally appropriated" an experience — an experience of pain, no less?
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The government said it will notify the courts of when Congress has appropriated the funds for the Justice Department.
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"Plagiarize," sang satirist Tom Lehrer, decades ago, making fun of a mathematician who had appropriated the work of others.
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He added that it could include cuts of funds appropriated for 2016 and 2017 that have not been spent.
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These funds have already been appropriated by Congress, and the president may not unilaterally redirect where they are going.
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That wanderlust continued on 2010's Mundial, where Yankee appropriated electro house, merengue, soca, and more, with mixed results.
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Last year, he says, $152.3 million in federal funding was appropriated for prevention, the same as eight years earlier.
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Potter Tom Edwards claims the Tesla CEO appropriated an image of the mythical animal passing gas without his permission.
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This is the first half of the $250 million in Ukraine Security Assistance that has been appropriated by Congress.
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Congress appropriated more than $8 billion to deal with coronavirus and already it appears that will not be enough.
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The subsidies Trump eliminated were created as part of the Affordable Care Act, but not clearly appropriated by Congress.
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If I had appropriated the term, I could have stamped my ticket to the Trend Reporter Hall of Fame.
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If we don't like how corporations have appropriated civil rights in the name of citizens, we can change that.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump appropriated the issue, as part of his pledge to restore factories to beleaguered cities.
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Once the delicate combination of rose elixir and culturally appropriated herbs hits those olfactory receptors, it's time to shop!
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"The symbology of the Spartans as the world's ultimate badasses has been appropriated by the extreme right," he says.
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Congress is responsible for appropriating the funds, but in the program's history, lawmakers have only appropriated full funding once.
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Pendley's email comes as lawmakers have appropriated another $5.9 million to help with the move, despite objections from Democrats.
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At the end of last year, Congress appropriated $425 million in new funding to support election security in 2020.
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They argued that Trump had no legal authority to spend more than what Congress appropriated for the wall project.
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Becerra argued that the states have standing to challenge Trump because money appropriated to them might be at risk.
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The Nazis, playing on those same sentiments in the 1920s and '30s, appropriated "Abendland" for their own dark purposes.
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The pressure campaign came at the same time that Trump was withholding congressionally appropriated military aid to Ukraine. Rep.
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A federal district judge has already ruled against the administration, finding that Congress never appropriated money for these subsidies.
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That move was met with pushback from lawmakers and conservationists who accused administration officials of misusing government appropriated funds.
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Republicans argue that Congress never appropriated the funding for the program, which has been receiving funding for six months.
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However, the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act prohibits the President from withholding -- or impounding -- money appropriated by Congress.
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House Republicans had sued the Obama administration over the subsidies, arguing they're illegal because Congress never appropriated the money.
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The alleged pressure campaign came while Trump was withholding congressionally appropriated military aid to Ukraine as it battles Russia.
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The Thread RE: FIRST WORDS Amanda Hess wrote about how the word "petty" was reclaimed and then quickly appropriated.
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The White House said it needed fewer appropriated funds because it had managed to reprogram billions through other means.
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"In my generation, we were French, we appropriated French history, people coming from every horizon became French," he said.
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In his last full fiscal year in office, funds appropriated for Central America hit a high of $754 million.
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The president froze a nearly $400 million congressionally appropriated military aid package to Ukraine shortly before the phone call.
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But, they acquired Instagram, they acquired WhatsApp, and they basically appropriated video once they saw what Snapchat was doing.
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The Hanoi People's Court has ordered the four former executives to pay back the illegally appropriated funds, it said.
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The photographer's most ambitious undertaking in this series is Bosch's famous and much re-appropriated The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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Little is known about Laure, though the iconic image has been appropriated and revisited by artists for over a century.
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For fiscal 23, Trump demanded $22 billion in wall funds, but Congress appropriated only $2800 billion for border fencing projects.
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" You have the people who are sick and tired of hip-hop being appropriated, who are like, "Fuck these Asians.
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In March, $380 million was appropriated for states to fix their voting security as part of an omnibus spending bill.
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Her other formats investigate tactile or layered mediums, toying with the texture of appropriated paper or books and deconstructed photos.
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The source — like many others in Trumpworld — appropriated a (debunked) campaign insult ("Cocaine Mitch") as a mark of newfound respect.
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Those on the second floor mostly backed down the ladders of firefighters or ones Phuds appropriated from a fraternity house.
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History has shown us how elements of marginalized culture are extracted, appropriated, and commodified, often without context by dominant groups.
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In fiscal year 2012, when only the GOP had a competitive primary, $113 million was appropriated for presidential candidate protection.
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In March, a last-minute addition to Congress's omnibus bill appropriated $380 million to improve voting equipment across the country.
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The shirt sports a combination of the Wikipedia logo and familiar visual elements of internet design to represent appropriated concepts.
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The word "bodega" conjures up images of a friendly local market—which is probably why the Google bros appropriated it.
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For fiscal 22, Trump demanded $2800 billion in wall funds, but Congress appropriated only $2100 billion for border fencing projects.
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"It undermines some of the authority of the authorizers when they authorize things that don't ultimately get appropriated," he said.
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Such land is at risk of being appropriated for financial gain by powerful people like politicians and landlords, he said.
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The co-founders appropriated one of Trump's ugliest misogynistic soundbites into a catchy slogan, and things took off from there.
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A place where Black culture is praised, commodified, and appropriated, while Black people are criticized, vilified, and hunted for sport.
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Sport was one of the many things that Romans appropriated from the lands it conquered and then made its own.
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The recovery from Harvey will require even more money than the package Congress appropriated for Hurricane Katrina relief, he said.
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The Trump administration has said that the payments cannot be made because Congress never separately appropriated the money for them.
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As a policy bill, the NDAA can proceed regardless, but any money in the bill not appropriated can't be used.
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For example, there have been numerous reports of identical comments filed with the FCC using phony names and appropriated identities.
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Moss said the administration should also notify the court if appropriated funds are expended with respect to the rulemaking process.
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That means $2.5 million in federal funds that was appropriated to cover the costs of the vote are still available.
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The lawsuit is expected to be the first of many challenging the declaration, which appropriated $8.1 billion for the wall.
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Nike weighed complaints that some extremist groups have appropriated the Betsy Ross flag as a symbol of opposition to diversity.
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" In an email, Mr. Sultan wrote, "Fashion has always appropriated art, and I think it's nice when art appropriates fashion.
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During its 2015 renewal, Congress set aside $4.6 billion for the fund, resulting in a total appropriated of $7.4 billion.
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This year, Congress appropriated $13.7 million for pre-election transition efforts to be divided between the two campaigns through resources.
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The chant, most often used as a rallying cry for people protesting oppression, had been appropriated by those in authority.
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Rubio said Wednesday that Trump's declaration is troubling because it would take away money Congress appropriated for military construction projects.
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Nonetheless, the old club – soon to be rebranded – appropriated the trophies, league position and 'Dons' nickname of its spiritual predecessor.
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Fonsi said the music was "not to be used as propaganda," while Yankee said Maduro had "illegally appropriated" the song.
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Those are obviously very pricey, but Birkenstock itself has appropriated the appropriators and now offers all sorts of cooler options.
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It makes sense that Spencer Liff's choreography borrows so repetitively from the vogueing routines of drag shows appropriated by Madonna.
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But, unlike the controversial 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program, the scope of lending will be larger than just appropriated funds.
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That crisis needed an immediate stimulus, and even the roughly $1 trillion total appropriated in 2008-2009 was not enough.
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Congress appropriated $1.375 billion for border barriers in the 2019 fiscal year, less than the president's request for $5.7 billion.
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These men appropriated the term "incel" for themselves and their idea, outcompeting the IncelSupport community for ownership of the term.
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His results, his data, and even quotes he gave in a press release were appropriated to say: Evolution was false.
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Finally, it has a tendency to slide into disreputable territory, since its name is sometimes appropriated for less desirable cuts.
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Because what you often find is that men have appropriated for themselves the right to speak on behalf of women.
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Last year, counties took a collective sigh of relief when Congress appropriated the necessary $85033 million to fully fund PILT.
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The wall construction money will come from congressionally appropriated funds as well as reprogrammed Defense Department funding, according to Wolf.
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House Republicans sued the Obama administration over the payments, arguing that Congress never appropriated them and that they are unconstitutional.
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Can rituals that are so deeply embedded in the preservation of patriarchal political power be productively appropriated for political change?
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That brought an outcry from people who felt she had appropriated and demeaned Chinese cuisine; the restaurant closed in December.
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In some other recent controversies about authors' identities, the issue was whether the writers had appropriated cultures not their own.
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It is the successful sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" that has appropriated the modern comedic stereotype of an Indian-American.
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For instance, as part of the 1619 Project, The Magazine looked at how black music has been appropriated for centuries.
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Jewish advocacy organizations applauded the minority leader's proposal and have pledged to take action to ensure these funds are appropriated.
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"A lot of the money of the $380 million we appropriated last year, hasn't even put out the door yet."
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Gionet, who is 29, was channeling Pepe the Frog, the cartoon amphibian appropriated as a symbol of the alt-right.
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But a policy reason "is not permitted under the Impoundment Control Act" to withhold funds appropriated by Congress, GAO said.
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Democrats point to the Government Accountability Office opinion last week that Trump withholding aid appropriated by Congress broke the law.
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THAT'S WHY PARTICULARLY IN AGRICULTURE THE PRESIDENT HAS APPROPRIATED $13 BILLION TO HELP FARMERS WHO ARE UNFAIRLY HIT BY CHINA.
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The law, passed in the 1970s, prohibits a sitting US president from unilaterally withholding funds that were appropriated by Congress.
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Showing his crumbling flesh, Falk appropriated time's power as his own, needling younger men with what they must inevitably become.
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"Edge consists of individuals who create their own reality and do not accept an ersatz, appropriated reality," the website boasts.
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We appropriated money for the states to update and modernize their voting systems and make them more reliable and accountable.
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We are grateful that Congress just appropriated the largest investment in U.S. history to address the drug crisis—$7.4 billion.
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Op-Ed Contributor When Donald Trump's campaign was accused of spreading "fake news," he quickly appropriated the term for himself.
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It's a sophomore's "hey, wouldn't it be funny if this happened" type of hypothetical, appropriated as a corporate marketing strategy.
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The problem is not a lack of funding; NLDAC actually has more funding appropriated to it than it can spend.
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In 2016, Congress appropriated $10 million in grants for CVE efforts and DHS awarded the first round of grants on Jan.
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"What chutzpah," said New York Civil Liberties Union Executive Director Donna Lieberman, employing the widely appropriated Yiddish-based term for audacity.
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Trump has recently threatened to invoke emergency powers, which could allow him to use already appropriated military funding for his wall.
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His cartoon character started life as an innocent figure, but was later appropriated as an unofficial mascot of the alt-right.
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His administration continues to receive a portion of the $644 million appropriated by the US Congress to assist Central American governments.
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Led by Senate minority leader Charles E. Schumer, the Democrats wanted $900 million appropriated to begin work; Mr. Trump wanted zero.
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The sheer scale of the scam means most people whose content was appropriated by the fraudsters often don't even realize it.
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"As it turns out, the term 'derpy' has also been appropriated as an ablist slur," the researchers write in their apology.
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His advisers have identified billions of dollars appropriated for military projects that Mr Trump could in theory redirect to wall-building.
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House of Representatives Republicans sued the Obama administration for funding the subsidies, which they argue have to be appropriated by Congress.
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House Republicans have challenged these payments in court, arguing that they were never appropriated in Obamacare and thus being illegally distributed.
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That would include products like pharmaceuticals and pirated movies rather than the consumer, telecommunications and computer memory chip products China appropriated.
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It's happened so often during this year's games that kids have even jokingly appropriated the moves in their own soccer practices.
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The sum includes the funds appropriated by Congress, along with money he plans to divert from other departments through executive action.
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The bill allocates $73 million in funding for job and education programs, but it doesn't guarantee those funds will be appropriated.
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The bill allocates $50 million in funding for job and education programs, but it doesn't guarantee those funds will be appropriated.
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" He noted that "the mandatory part of the budget, of spending, is rapidly growing while the discretionary appropriated accounts are dwindling.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than in smaller communities, where they are appropriated to signify a shared interest, belief, or burden.
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There is obvious reason for concern: History is full of examples of such communities having their creative work appropriated and stolen.
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It was colloquially known as the "Know-Nothings," a term self-appropriated from critics who described its members as ignorant buffoons.
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Republicans may also conduct an inventory of non-appropriated government spending and seek to punish bureaucrats that spend beyond their means.
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But the president was preparing to supplement whatever Congress appropriated with a national emergency declaration, said sources familiar with the talks.
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An individual who isn't deemed dangerous, for example, wouldn't be a safety risk and therefore shouldn't be held without funds appropriated.
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But genre painting, with its casual assemblages of ordinary life, stood ready early on to be appropriated by the new medium.
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Congress has never appropriated sufficient funds to deport more than a tiny fraction of them — a few hundred thousand per year.
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"We're pleased policymakers have likely avoided a shutdown and actually appropriated most of this year's discretionary budget on time," she said.
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And his distinctive use of montage, camera angles and symbolic images would be consciously or unconsciously appropriated by generations of filmmakers.
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The administration counters that it did not need a yearly appropriation from Congress because the funds were permanently appropriated under ObamaCare.
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But according to two Democratic senators, the Pentagon "has no legal authority" to use appropriated funds for Trump's border wall project.
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Democratic leaders have since retrenched their offer, proposing $22019 billion — the same amount Congress appropriated for fiscal 2018 — for border fencing.
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It's interesting to now only use appropriated or found material and still try to tell a story or convey a mood.
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The FBI hasn't submitted a plan for a new building to Congress, and Congress hasn't appropriated any money for the project.
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Although Jean Baptiste supported his wife's artistic endeavors, he too appropriated her earnings, spending lavishly on his own collection and stock.
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Our culture is constantly appropriated for profit and people outside of our communities are often called upon to tell our stories.
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The administration said that it "cannot lawfully make" the payments to insurers because they weren't appropriated under the Affordable Care Act.
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For one, Congress has not appropriated funds; the Homeland Security Department used money from other programs to pay for the prototypes.
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The artist's earliest works appropriated images by famous male artists (including Longo), pairing them with advertisements and sexualized images of women.
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That is the same level of funding Congress appropriated for border security measures last year, including barriers, but not concrete walls.
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It's a transparent way of making sure funds are appropriated properly, particularly as consumers question how salons are leveraging community support.
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The men in these societies have largely appropriated for themselves the making of the rules and the content of the laws.
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The proposed funding marks the second time in less than a year that Congress has appropriated money for elections to states.
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It's the insistence that certain beliefs and images are so important to particular cultures that they may not appropriated by others.
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Money appropriated by Congress and money diverted from the Department of Defense is paying for construction of the wall, not immigrants.
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That decision led President Donald Trump to demand all the money appropriated for the project by the federal government be returned.
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Democrats are pushing for new emergency funding for Zika, saying the use of money already appropriated could endanger other important programs.
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Legal experts suggest that the core argument was whether the government unlawfully appropriated funds for the postal vote without parliamentary approval.
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He needed it in the form of military aid already appropriated by Congress because of our national security interests in Ukraine.
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People are the ones who make the decisions on what direction to move in and how to use the appropriated funding.
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First, Pepsi released, then pulled back, an awkward ad featuring Kendall Jenner that appropriated imagery from the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Judge David Briones of the Western District of Texas granted an injunction against border wall funding beyond that appropriated by Congress.
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Since 2015, it has barred the IRS from using any appropriated funds to define political activity under section 85033(c)(4).
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House Republicans had sued the Obama administration on the grounds that the payments were unconstitutional because Congress had not appropriated them.
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As a policy bill, the NDAA can proceed regardless, but any money in the bill not appropriated for can't be used.
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I'm curious: when you're making a film, do you worry about how it will be received or interpreted or even appropriated?
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The organization published these estimates in June, before the recent bipartisan agreement increasing annually appropriated spending, which worsened the outlook. 2.
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The House has sued to stop the administration's payments on the grounds that they were illegal because they were never appropriated.
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Not one new dollar has been appropriated by Congress since the emergency was declared, nor has the White House requested one.
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Instead, Mr. Trump would use his authority to transfer funds to the wall that were appropriated by Congress for other purposes.
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No. When Congress passed the most recent Pentagon spending law last September, it appropriated about $517 million for counternarcotics support activities.
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" The rule forbids the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) from allocating appropriated funds to "advocate or promote gun control.
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Feeling immediately inspired, Saar appropriated objects and images, and like Cornell, set up her own scenes in window and picture frames.
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Lawson's family portraits, appropriated or not, as well as her photographs for Time bring to mind the work of Roy DeCarava.
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Gucci has chosen to install mannequins lifelessly watching the video versions of appropriated art, while people move around the space shopping.
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Last year&aposs decision to add Hebron as a Palestinian heritage site outraged Israelis, who said Jewish national symbols were being appropriated.
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"With respect to election security: Congress appropriated hundreds of millions of dollars to state governments to shore up their systems," McConnell said.
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But, most recently, the term has been introduced into the alt-right lexicon and appropriated as an insult synonymous with male weakness.
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Both the House and the Senate will ultimately come up with how funds should be appropriated for NASA's budget later this year.
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Feminists like Hélène Cixous have since appropriated the term as a form of rebellion against the false rationality of the patriarchal order.
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Since 9/11, Beijing has appropriated the lexicon of the "war on terror" to link Uyghur opposition groups to transnational jihadist organizations.
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Starting with the original nine employees, Shinola (its name was appropriated from a popular prewar shoe polish) now employs more than 500.
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The term "the gratuitous" appropriated Christian claims about God's grace, freedom, and inscrutability, applying them to human actions in a godless world.
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In a letter to Congress, the administration said money appropriated for the purchase of aircraft will instead be spent on wall construction.
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At a time when the incarcerated are often demonized for political gain, Lawson's appropriated photographs show another side to the prisoners' story.
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So they've appropriated Trump's message and inserted their own musings, sometimes in the form of song lyrics, sometimes with other fun references.
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These aren't Prince's first lawsuits; he won a surprising 2013 victory against photographer Patrick Cariou, whose pictures he appropriated and painted over.
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In South Carolina, state lawmakers have appropriated more than $5.4 billion in lottery proceeds for education since its inception there in 2002.
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Congress has held several hearings on the opioid crisis in recent months and recently appropriated billions of dollars to address the epidemic.
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But two hours later, we're gossipping about the Kardashians, lamenting about insecure ex-boyfriends, and dissecting the appropriated origins of Betty Boop.
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Fascistic rhetoric has been appropriated by the "alt-right," an openly racist movement that helped propel Donald Trump into the White House.
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Originally designed to record and keep audio data on Dictaphones, cassette tapes were essentially memory aids until the music industry appropriated them.
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The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives will sue to block Trump from "stealing from appropriated funds," Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Thursday.
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The move came after Congress appropriated only $1.4 billion of the $5.7 billion the president demanded to construct barriers on the border.
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A Met spokeswoman said the museum "considers all Nazi-era claims thoroughly and responsibly," and has returned works that were unlawfully appropriated.
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It does take a bit of a suspended imagination to see how they've appropriated landmarks around Singapore for the safety demonstration, though.
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Last week, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled that because the state hasn't officially appropriated the money, the workers were out of luck.
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The president, following a practice of his predecessors, has appropriated and further delegated the war-making power — which belongs to Congress alone.
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The highlights of the stand are the two long rows of enlarged key designs, appropriated from actual façades of Brazilian key shops.
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And who could forget the cornrow style, popularized in the early '00s (which has been appropriated time and time again of late)?
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He's one of 100,000 people affected by a Trump administration policy that has slowed down the processing of visas appropriated by Congress.
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Congress also previously appropriated $380 million for the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to give to states in 85033 to increase election security.
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Multiple government agencies raised concerns that Trump lacked the legal authority to block military aid once it had been appropriated by Congress.
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But before the Material Girl appropriated the moves, voguing was a dance style mainly performed by queer and transgender people of color.
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It has built hundreds of antennas over broad swaths of land that the government has appropriated to test and improve the network.
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"These funds were appropriated by overwhelming bipartisan majorities after lengthy negotiations between the House, the Senate, and the White House," said Lowey.
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Republicans, however, say the Obama administration is paying out these funds for the program even though Congress has not appropriated the money.
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The $1.3 trillion spending package allocates about $4 billion to the opioid epidemic, much of which is new money appropriated this year.
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"Part of what congress appropriated had language attached to it that required the administration make sure Ukraine's rooting out corruption," Scalise responded.
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Lawmakers previously appropriated $380 million in 2018 to go to states to bolster election security efforts, with Pennsylvania receiving around $13.5 million.
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Congress has appropriated about $110 million annually since 2010 for the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program, which serves 1.2 million young people nationally.
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But it received a storm of backlash on social media, with critics saying it trivialized institutional racism and appropriated Black Lives Matter.
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The cash for the new project was not appropriated, having been funded entirely by the sale of existing U.S. properties in London.
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It's been appropriated by just about everyone, but let this be our homage to one of the greatest comedians of all time.
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For instance, SNAP, created during President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society in 2202, initially appropriated $2628 million in benefits to 28500,6900 Americans.
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There is some precedent for this: In 2015, Congress appropriated millions to reimburse hospitals for the care they provided to Ebola patients.
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So, while Salad Cream was a distinctly British condiment, in some Commonwealth countries it was easily appropriated and worked into local foods.
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I contributed a near-monochromatic, hard-edge painting of a living room interior appropriated from a tiny ad in the Yellow Pages.
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Yet rather than run away from Brazil's ugly past, Bolsonaro and his allies have appropriated it as a symbol of better days.
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The work raises the question of whether a memory can be appropriated, whether another's experience can stand in for the artist's own.
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The president does not have the legal authority to spend money appropriated for one purpose on another task, such as wall-building.
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Congress has delegated substantial statutory authority to the president to declare emergencies and move already appropriated funds to new military construction projects.
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Another federal district judge, in Washington, ruled in 2016 that the payments were unconstitutional because Congress had never appropriated money for them.
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The president declared a national emergency last year to allow him to use money not appropriated for the wall to build it.
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A federal court issued a temporary injunction to prevent him from using funds appropriated for other purposes to construct a border wall.
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In 1914, after years of annual payments to Confederate groups, the Legislature appropriated $8,000 to provide perpetual care for Hollywood's Confederate graves.
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The order would shift already appropriated federal funds to the wall's construction, but it was unclear where the money would come from.
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But then they also didn't care about a Government Accountability Office finding that holding up duly appropriated aid to Ukraine was illegal.
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"That you illegally appropriated a song (Despacito), does not compare with the crime you commit and have committed in Venezuela," he wrote.
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California has appropriated nearly $200 million to bolster outreach efforts in the state, and ensure that undocumented immigrants participate in the census.
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The show, which featured white actors playing slaves, immediately spawned a backlash and criticism that white artists had recklessly appropriated black culture.
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Online streamers entertain their legion of fans, and professional athletes celebrate with the game's dances, which were often appropriated from pop culture.
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While the annual contribution of the U.S. to this Secretariat is set at $7.5 million, the US Congress appropriated $3 million only.
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A bipartisan priority Lawmakers were struck by the fact that this was money that had already been appropriated with broad bipartisan support.
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The 2010s might be remembered as an era when these voices were elevated to and recognized (or sometimes appropriated) by the mainstream.
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"Rogue One," named for the call sign of an imperial cargo ship appropriated by rebel fighters, is the opposite of that vessel.
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Congress also appropriated $2628 million to the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) last year to distribute to states to bolster election security efforts.
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In 2628, these ESSA programs have been appropriated at a combined $28503 million, or less than 22019 percent of the authorized amount.
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However, she expressed concern that the legislation says that no additional funds should be appropriated to NIST to produce the new resources.
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They have appropriated and twisted the words of the Founding Fathers to claim this ideology is at the core of American values.
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Congress appropriated an initial $15 billion to help Texas and Louisiana communities clean up following Hurricane Harvey, which made landfall in August.
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Our lawmakers and the president have recognized that meeting the legitimate needs of the American people requires higher levels of appropriated spending.
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It authorizes $6.3 billion in money taken from a preventive health care fund and other sources, but funding must be appropriated annually.
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He once broke out of prison and, on his way home, appropriated a cement mixer, roaring away at 10 miles per hour.
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Zeid said his office had received reports of land inhabited by Rohingya being appropriated and members of other ethnic groups replacing them.
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But they are divided over how much top-line spending should be appropriated next year, including for a military buildup Trump wants.
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Opponents may have more traction arguing that the president is unlawfully trying to tap funds Congress appropriated for the Pentagon, the experts said.
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In July of this year, Congress appropriated a further $68.27 billion to the Department of Defense (DOD) to train and equip the ANDSF.
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House Republicans sued the Obama administration over the plans, arguing that the funding was illegal because it had not been appropriated by Congress.
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"It's hard not to see it as one more item of queer culture being appropriated and neutralized by the pop machine," Lodge writes.
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He said there were potentially serious consequences for federal officials to spend money that wasn't appropriated, and the administration didn't take that lightly.
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Multiple high-profile cases of corruption have marred distribution of aid already appropriated and have led to ongoing political instability on the island.
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Those whose cultures are appropriated from become tired of talking so much at the problem when it doesn't seem like anything has changed.
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The grants, which were part of the $10 million Congress appropriated for the Department of Homeland Security's countering violent extremism programs, or CVE.
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Both the House and the Senate will ultimately decide how funds should be appropriated; the two legislative bodies don't yet agree on cuts.
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This is particularly true for objects appropriated by artists which are now in museum collections, such as Duchamp's hat rack and typewriter cover.
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NASA can only spend what is appropriated by Congress, so Congress would have to determine how that new money coming in is spent.
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In the garage, four vitrines feature ephemera, like fliers from 1999 for the punk band Limp Wrist featuring appropriated Tom of Finland illustrations.
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Washington (CNN)The White House says it's going to build a wall along the US-Mexico border with new funding appropriated by Congress.
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Pepe the frog, a cartoon character appropriated by the white supremacist movement on social media, appeared on dozens of T-shirts and signs.
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These individuals either left temporarily, fearing the threat of being massacred, or were forcibly removed from their land, which the state then appropriated.
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Of course, there's no end of irony in using appropriated text to establish intellectual property rights, especially when one sentence is a misquote.
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Democrats say Trump has been slow to release already-appropriated funding for Puerto Rico and has exhibited little urgency in helping the island.
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In that legislation, Congress only appropriated $1.4 billion of the $5.7 billion the president sought to build barriers on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The payments are the subject of ongoing litigation, with a judge ruling them unconstitutional last year because Congress had not appropriated the money.
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Each day, he argued, workers produced a greater value of goods than was necessary to support themselves; capitalists appropriated what was left over.
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Perhaps naturally, too, these first impressions are often appropriated by the companies themselves and turned into endorsements to gain traction with early customers.
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Democrats are demanding that the ObamaCare payments be appropriated in this month's spending bill, which must be passed to prevent a government shutdown.
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Ms. Montgomery, like everyone whose music he borrows, has no way of knowing her work is being appropriated until Kutiman publishes the results.
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"My view is that this action sends a clear signal from the president that he wants money appropriated into that fund," he said.
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This was a big change in Vo's approach to art-making—until then, he had worked mainly with objects he found or appropriated.
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In the same way that white cookbook authors often appropriated recipes from their black cooks, white distillery owners took credit for the whiskey.
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But the Trump administration said the reimbursements for their costs to insurers had to be discontinued, because Congress never directly appropriated the money.
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For further education about breast shape and fit, the store re-appropriated and blew up images from the Fit Finder on the wall.
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The government is unable to spend appropriated money for such programs until they are authorized, and the money sits unused in the meantime.
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Instead, the dances that Fortnite has appropriated are more likely to be considered creative or performative works, better protected by other legal concepts.
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Wainman said the agency will pull from previously appropriated funds under fiscal 22019 they call carryover, as well as some entrance fee revenue.
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Under the 85033 Impoundment Control Act (ICA), the president can ask Congress to rescind appropriated funds, which essentially cancels a previously-approved appropriation.
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The total budget for DHS for this fiscal year was $65 billion, with $15.5 billion appropriated to FEMA, according to NBC News. Sen.
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Because the agency only has access to those funds appropriated to them, it may need to work with contractors on a voluntary basis.
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That decision is hampered by the fact that those payments are unconstitutional because Congress never actually appropriated the money for the CSR subsidies.
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But in 1918, Lenin appropriated the paintings and the palace, as the pillar of the newly created State Museum of New Western Art.
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That represents one third of the more than $11 billion Congress authorized and appropriated for the fund in the fiscal 2019 defense budget.
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Another Democratic concern is that the new NIH funding is no longer mandatory, meaning that it will have to be appropriated each year.
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An additional $4.7 billion was appropriated to the Department of Defense, to fund ship repair and missile defense programs in the short-term.
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While some border barriers have been renovated under his watch, Congress has not appropriated a single dollar for construction of his border wall.
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In a race between a Latino freshman Senator and Congressman that culturally appropriated a Latino sobriquet, Texas' population shifts are on clear display.
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Now the attention is on sexual harassment, but all we are hearing about is immigrants because the right wing has appropriated the discussion.
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Extreme forms of metal music might be appropriated before pop music because taboo-breaking, elitism, and nihilism are inherent to various metal subgenres.
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Another challenge of the viral reception has been having my work increasingly appropriated by others, from artists to journalists, and then not acknowledged.
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It's scary as an artist at my level to see my works stolen, appropriated, and/or used without acknowledgement and have little recourse.
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The muralist and toymaker has appropriated the look and feel of postage labels to make original settings for his Kawaii-style cartoon characters.
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Some fencing in the Yuma area is expected to be replaced with new fencing paid for with funds appropriated by Congress last year.
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He noted that in 2017, Congress appropriated $130 billion for disaster relief across the country, about a quarter of the nondefense discretionary budget.
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"Congress appropriated these funds to meet the American people's priorities and I strongly oppose this effort to undermine our constitutional authority," Schumer added.
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" Serling may have appropriated the idea when he adapted the teleplay as a story in his 1960 collection "Tales From the Twilight Zone.
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Instead, the way the music is used signifies that neither the sport nor the country's identity can be appropriated by just one people.
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These two very different solos — one featuring appropriated photographs, the other oil paintings — have an unexpected synergy, especially regarding visual memory and associations.
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In "Wide Sargasso Sea," Rhys appropriated "Jane Eyre" and imagined an early Caribbean life for Mr. Rochester's insane wife, Bertha (renamed Antoinette Cosway).
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Trump allegedly inappropriately leveraged duly appropriated foreign aid money to pressure the Ukrainian government into launching a bogus investigation of Joe Biden's family.
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House Republicans sued the Obama administration in 2014, arguing that the payments were illegal because Congress had not explicitly appropriated money for them.
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By contrast, Congress appropriated approximately $120 billion in relief money after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the vast majority of which went to Louisiana.
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Remember, Pentagon officials fretted in recently released emails about delaying the aid because they thought it was illegal after Congress had appropriated it.
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In his 220006 budget, released Tuesday, Obama proposed spending $2202 billion on the EPA, roughly $2628 million more than Congress appropriated in 28500.
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In 29.35, the GOP-led House of Representatives sued the Obama administration over the reimbursements, saying Congress hadn't appropriated money for the payments.
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Wainman said the agency will pull from previously appropriated funds under fiscal 2018 they call carryover, as well as some entrance fee revenue.
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But that, too, represents another form of class oppression, worse than in the Industrial Revolution—the top fifth have appropriated all the morality.
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But the Japanese conglomerate disclosed late Tuesday that its giant investing funds had already appropriated just under 40% of its pool of cash.
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Public health departments and hospitals can't get ready to meet the challenge of future bio threats if authorized funding is not also appropriated.
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He mentions that Cháirez's portrait of Zapata has already been appropriated and transformed into multiple memes, including by workers protesting lack of payments.
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In fiscal 2015, the last year in which Illinois had a full operating budget, the state appropriated $357.1 million to the MAP program.
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And it closes the program to new enrollees if costs are projected to exceed the funds the Legislature appropriated, said Republican state Sen.
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Historians are quick to point out that Roman antiquity is not the only historical period that white nationalists have appropriated or borrowed from.
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Under reprogramming, federal agencies can take money that has been appropriated by Congress for specific matters, and use it to fund other things.
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"Their work has absolutely been domesticated and appropriated by some of the institutions they question," the Danish art critic Cecilie Hogsbro Ostergaard said.
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Maybe gay shame is itself being appropriated, or merging with the common human shame that writers have been anatomizing since Adam and Eve.
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Congress also appropriated almost $20153 billion to clean up sites contaminated during the Manhattan Project and Cold War atomic weapons research and manufacturing programs.
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Combined with the $1.375 billion appropriated by Congress, the administration is set to have access to approximately $8 billion for the wall this year.
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Congress has appropriated nearly $19.9 billion in disaster funding for Puerto Rico since hurricanes Maria and Irma struck the island in September of 2017.
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The show's hosts were called "Gal Pals," a phrase appropriated from corny aunt culture, and it featured exactly one gal and three gay men.
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But more recently, the frog has been appropriated by the "alt-right" — a racist, sexist, and anti-Semitic online subculture full of Trump devotees.
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Critics note that the money described in the bill must be appropriated by separate funding bills and that the money may ultimately never materialize.
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Boeing, indeed, seems to have appropriated and capitalised the term Loyal Wingman to describe its Airpower Teaming System, which was unveiled on February 26th.
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Or it might be ironically appropriated by the very people it was meant to insult—an old phenomenon, but now manifest at breakneck speed.
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The Senate bill does not fund any additional ICE detention beds, and prohibits officials from using any of the appropriated funds for other purposes.
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Declaring an emergency could allow Trump to circumvent Congress and repurpose funds Congress has appropriated for other purposes in order to build a wall.
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But for her pornographci pictures, it's important for the artist that the body parts are appropriated found images, and not imagined or manipulated bodies.
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His administration argues that declaring a national emergency, which he did on February 2000th, gives him access to $22010bn appropriated for military-construction projects.
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Those people should educate themselves about common myths surrounding tribal membership and the reality of how federal resources are appropriated to tribes, says Tsosie.
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But these projects were funded with money appropriated by Congress in 2017, and have nothing to do with the ongoing battle over government funding.
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In other words, the administration had to raid money appropriated at a time when Congress still did its job to combat public health emergencies.
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Since then, American pop culture has appropriated the zombie mythos into a whitewashed horror trope — one that strips the zombie of any perceived humanity.
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The Senate Democrats' bill also would stop Trump from using appropriated money to acquire lands to build the wall unless specifically authorized by Congress.
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They're starting to crop up here and there, new startups that have appropriated the monthly class-pass model and are focused on children's activities.
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As people outside of that movement and companies adopted, appropriated, and marketed the idea, body positivity increasingly became a narrow shorthand for self-love.
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He has appropriated Francesco Scavullo's images of mostly white, male icons to call into question the role of gender and race in cultural production.
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Having been born to coincide with a coronation, the Copa has been appropriated by everyone and anyone who has ruled over Spain since then.
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It's a breath of fresh air in a world where Tibetan culture is often talked about in past tense and tackily displayed or appropriated.
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Not only does his work demonstrate how his own culture has been appropriated, he reappropriates pop culture imagery in order to make his point.
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For years, Congress has appropriated significant resources to the VA, with the VA's mental health budget ballooning to a requested $9.4 billion in 2019.
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Recent suggestions that the White House and congressional Republicans would rescind moneys just appropriated in the omnibus appropriations bill is a case in point.
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There is no doubt that the overt commercialization of these appropriated dance moves rings with unfairness, but as of now, it's still uncharted territory.
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The front windows are covered by Paul Chan and Badlands Unlimited's "New Proverbs," appropriated Westboro Baptist church posters that are staunchly, comically anti-Trump.
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In 28500, the EAC promptly administered $6900 million, which Congress appropriated, to states for the purpose of enhancing election technology and improving election security.
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In his 2017 budget, released in February, Obama proposed spending $85033 billion on the EPA, roughly $200 million more than Congress appropriated in 2016.
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"If Congress doesn't want the money appropriated, they could pass a law that specifically says don't appropriate the money from that account," he said.
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In addition to the fight over how the money is appropriated, the debate on the House floor saw fights over a number of amendments.
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Rand Paul (Ky.) "I can't vote to give the president the power to spend money that hasn't been appropriated by Congress," he said. Sen.
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He noted that Congress appropriated $380 million for election security earlier this year, allowing states to add resources aimed at securing their voting systems.
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" "I also think that it's ridiculous that we're even having this conversation because they haven't spent the money that's been appropriated for the wall.
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Bowser said Congress has appropriated about $13 million for the fund "for the past few years" while the city's annual expenditures near $16.5 million.
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Congress also appropriated almost $20153 billion to clean up sites contaminated during the Manhattan Project and Cold War atomic weapons research and manufacturing programmes.
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Today he counts approximately 20 timepieces in his personal collection, bearing in mind, he said, that his two sons have appropriated several of them.
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The two parties continued to argue over how much money should be appropriated for the rest of this fiscal year, which ends on Sept.
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English folk, for instance, might be appropriated more readily than hip-hop, because on the surface, it represents a sort of mythicized white past.
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Along these lines, Trump has successfully appropriated an issue — the distributional impact of free trade — that was, in recent years, the turf of Democrats.
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Say, tuition money could land in the general fund, visit the general fund for 45 seconds, and then get appropriated to trigger the match.
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Second, if Trump shifts funds from other appropriated projects to the wall, some contractors losing funds arguably have standing to challenge the emergency's validity.
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Fully 25 percent of appropriated funds will go to rural projects, including transportation, broadband and other communication projects, and water, power, and electric infrastructure.
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It's a mandatory entitlement program that continues on autopilot for people who meet income and eligibility requirements, but the funds are appropriated by Congress.
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The costs of smaller non-health programs whose financing is appropriated each year are also shrinking, because of restrictions built into the budget process.
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He said some career staff warned that the hold was illegal because the executive branch is required to spend money that Congress has appropriated.
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Without speaking with or even acknowledging the existence of critical members of the sex worker community, Performa has ultimately appropriated migrant sex worker organizing.
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The division has "no discretion to withhold transformation grant funds appropriated by the Legislature from 'persistently failing' schools awarded those funds," Justice O'Connor wrote.
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Its first emergency relief bill appropriated $15 billion, and the latest bill to pass the House would add another $36.5 billion to the efforts.
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Since the lobbying and propaganda provisions are in spending legislation, violations are treated as if the agency spent federal funds that were not appropriated.
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Societies have appropriated pre-apocalyptic symbols (from Elvis to the Atom Bomb) in creative ways, and characters have at least the illusion of agency.
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Has the N.B.A., and its rosters stocked with international stars, appropriated America's game as its own and transformed it into a global entertainment product?
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That the song title has now been appropriated by politicians suggests just how much "Hamilton" has become part of the American cultural oxygen supply.
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On the contrary, the Ukrainian president criticized Trump for freezing congressionally appropriated military aid to Ukraine, which is at war with Russian-backed separatists.
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Trump or his top aides put a hold on money Congress had appropriated to help Ukraine in its ongoing war against Russian-backed separatists.
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Trump appropriated $28 billion to farmers hurt by Beijing's retaliatory tariffs, but the aid package isn't meant to make up for their entire losses.
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This makes finding revenue sources and appropriated funds for the Upper Ohio River Navigation project and improvements so critical to our region and nation.
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Last summer the State Department announced that it would not be using $230 million that had been appropriated for stabilization efforts in the country.
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They apparently believe that the president should defy a court order and break the law by continuing to spend money that Congress never appropriated.
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First, the president will have to decide whether to continue spending money that hasn't been appropriated by Congress on ObamaCare's cost sharing reduction subsidies.
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These funds were in addition to $380 million previously appropriated by Congress for election security in 2018, of which Kentucky received around $5.7 million.
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Natchez was founded by the French in 1716 — two years before New Orleans — and appropriated, after the French and Indian War, by the British.
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Trump had threatened to cut off that cash flow previously, too, despite much of the aid already being appropriated in previous congressional spending bills.
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Down on the Bowery, at Bridget Donahue, London outfit Project Native Informant will showcase the appropriated advertising images of airbrushed women by Harumi Yamaguchi.
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Unlike Riordan's book, Alatalo's, published under the pseudonym Anita M-28, preserved the integrity of each page she appropriated in full, recto and verso.
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It all depends if lawmakers can come to an agreement in the next few months on how funds should be appropriated for fiscal year 2019.
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" The Antideficiency Act bans the federal government from spending money not appropriated by the legislative branch — and essentially grants Congress its "power of the purse.
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It's not the first time a documentary has been made about the ballroom scene appropriated by Madonna for her David Fincher–directed "Vogue" music video.
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That reality, combined with the fact that Congress hasn't appropriated money for the wall, indicates Trump would face legal challenges if he goes this route.
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Congress had previously appropriated funding for about 34,000 beds for immigrant detention -- many of which were in facilities operated by private companies across the country.
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Though the writing of manifestos sprang from political movements, 20th century artists widely appropriated the form, starting with Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's "Futurist Manifesto" in 1909.
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But immediately after creating this "fair use" of space, the treaty makes one important caveat: space and celestial bodies cannot be appropriated by a nation.
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Those on the receiving end of criticism that they've culturally appropriated will be less likely to ever engage with communities they were not born into.
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"This controversy is about more than one performance; it's about the long history of black women's achievements being ignored, appropriated and undermined," said the Guardian.
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For Swift, who has been unwillingly appropriated by some in the alt-right as a hero, having a Fourth of July party isn't so innocent.
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However, funding for the Department of Defense has already been appropriated for fiscal year 2019, so a partial shutdown won't affect the US Air Force.
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According to Kate Horigan, assistant professor of folk studies at Western Kentucky University, when folk traditions are appropriated, discrete belief systems are often lumped together.
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"Trainers were once reserved for teenagers and cultural rebels, but they were appropriated by Phoebe, and then gained acceptance among an older audience," Lakicevic says.
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In 2008, the anti-Israel bias led the Bush administration to cut U.N. funding by the amount that would have been appropriated to the UNHRC.
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Facebook employees said the information operations it had seen included techniques such as carefully crafted friend requests sent under the appropriated names of real people.
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However, the IBSGP has never been fully funded since the program started and no funds for intercity bus security were appropriated between 2012 and 2014.
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Trump declared a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border last month to divert already appropriated Defense Department money to build his proposed border wall.
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That on May 18, the House passed the Zika Response Appropriations Act which appropriated an additional $622 million in new funding to fight against Zika.
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Fashion, infrastructure, weapons, architecture, books, music—all were imported wholesale and absorbed, much as religion, art, and language were appropriated from China in previous centuries.
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A proposal to grant the full White House request failed, as did a proposal that would have appropriated the money, but with offsetting spending cuts.
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A compromise budget plan "increases per pupil SEEK funding to $4,000 per student, the highest dollar amount that has ever been appropriated," the KEA said.
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It contains $22 million for SHIP – a $4003 million increase over the fiscal 2400 level, but still below fiscal 2000, when $0004 million was appropriated.
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Congress appropriated $85033 million for this last year, and both the House and Senate have proposed various levels of funding for the next fiscal year.
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As in Charlie Kaufman's movie Adaptation, the narrator of The Complete Ballet places himself—a purported memoirist—inside a ready-made, appropriated work of art.
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Trump declared the emergency last month after a congressional funding bill failed to meet his demand that $85033 billion be appropriated for his border wall.
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The agency has appropriated more than $9 billion to pay out to farmers who are unable to certify production, of which payments began in September.
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While cost-sharing reductions are required under the ACA, Congress has not appropriated money to fund them, and there is pending litigation over the issue.
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House Republicans have previously sued the executive branch over the CSR subsidies specifically, arguing that the payments were unconstitutional because Congress never appropriated the money.
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To address these risks, last year Congress authorized and appropriated funding for initial research and development of low-enriched uranium fuel for America's naval reactors.
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I'm also putting a spotlight on cultural appropriation and how, through Hollywood, entertainment, and the arts industry, our work and our identities have been appropriated.
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"The money Congress appropriated last month isn't cybersecurity money, it's still hanging chad money," said Padilla, who would later echo the remarks at a panel.
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Ruled by new, dynastic political elites who appropriated much of their country's post-independence wealth, with little trickling down to the mass of the population.
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Many of the laity have therefore appropriated Catholic teachings for themselves in order to secure their own happiness and freedom and that of their children.
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And landowners who oppose the wall, and may not take kindly to seeing their property appropriated, are likely to try to block it in court.
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In a series of statements this month, it said it did not exclude the possibility that its cash was appropriated by controlling shareholder Kangde Group.
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"Nor will any funds appropriated to the Executive Branch be used for any Congressional delegation travel expenses, without his express written approval," the memo added.
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Judge Rosemary M. Collyer of the United States District Court in Washington agreed, finding that Congress had never appropriated money for the cost-sharing subsidies.
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Yet, goth culture widely appropriated symbols like snakes, the ankh, skulls, and bones from African and indigenous cultures, as writer Shanna Collins noted in 2017.
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So my children are strict about traditions, but like many families, we got to make up our own traditions, from yellowed clippings to appropriated hymns.
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Since the agency's action violated an appropriations law, it also violated the Antideficiency Act, which prohibits agencies from spending money that has not been appropriated.
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Though never large enough to use for lumber, the tree's narrow branches were appropriated to fashion objects that needed to be thin and very hard.
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The request for federal assistance could touch a nerve with Trump, whose administration has been slow to release the funds appropriated for Puerto Rico's reconstruction.
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Seventh, the Constitution requires the executive branch to spend all the money properly authorized and appropriated by Congress in respect of a particular fiscal year.
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M.L.S. maintained the symbol is political because it has been appropriated by antifa, loosely organized militant groups of anti-fascists that sometimes engage in violence.
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Since Pepe was appropriated by white nationalists during the 2016 US election, Furie has tried to contain the meme in the US via copyright takedowns.
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An estimated $23 billion has been appropriated specifically for Puerto Rico, according to The Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College in New York.
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"While funding for 2027 and beyond may be appropriated in the future, the bill currently creates a block grant funding cliff in 2027," Avalere noted.
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And the bill would close the program to new enrollees if costs are projected to exceed the funds the legislature appropriated, said Republican state Sen.
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There are plans to conduct an analysis to determine how appropriated funds can be better used to address persecuted religious minorities in the Middle East.
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Desperate to save face, the president and his team cooked up a nonemergency emergency with the aim of seizing funds already appropriated for other purposes.
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By bringing this knowledge into his work, Puryear opens sculpture to a history that has been appropriated by many Western artists — starting with Pablo Picasso.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The cannon of science fiction is replete with futuristic visions sprinkled with appropriated elements of Asian cultures and identities.
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Jeffrey Wright, who played Basquiat in the eponymous film, felt Schnabel appropriated his performance in that he co-opted Basquiat's story during his life and after.
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After being appropriated by groups linked to white supremacy, the Pepe the Frog meme was labeled a hate symbol by the Anti-Defamation League last year.
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Meanwhile, fashwave fans have cast aside punk, folk, and metal—music traditions with long histories of being appropriated as vehicles for far-right ideology—as relics.
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"Industrial process has fascinated me since I first read about Warhol's silkscreen printing process and how he re-appropriated it to make fine art," he says.
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The embassy says the new building was funded entirely by the proceeds of the sale of other U.S. government properties in London, not through appropriated funds.
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Right now, Congress has appropriated funding for about 34,000 beds for immigrant detention -- many of which are in facilities operated by private companies across the country.
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Congress appropriated $8.2 billion for weapons activities, $1.6 billion for non-proliferation programs and $1.2 billion for naval reactors ("Fiscal Year 2017 Budget Justification", DOE, 2016).
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Even if Trump could convincingly declare an emergency, he would need to get his wall money out of funds already appropriated by Congress for other purposes.
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Realizing that the high-volume of cards could also be used to input complicated mathematical formulae, Babbage appropriated the Jacquard loom's system for his primitive computers.
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Accordingly, Teller appropriated these references in Thomas' work for his Vogue Paris photoshoot, but it's unclear if he understood exactly where these references were coming from.
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The latter is surely what initially appealed to the man who appropriated it for his own use: infamously racist, xenophobic wackadoodle (and Burzum creator) Varg Vikernes.
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Cornrows are frequently misconstrued, misrepresented, and appropriated on runways, in magazines, and IRL, but when done right the style is both fashion-forward and culturally significant.
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The work makes an intellectually complex argument connecting the current forced labor of prison convicts, appropriated by the state, to America's historical use of slave labor.
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We're sure that Phillip K. Dick would be proud to have his work appropriated into the title of a blueprint for the future of law enforcement.
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Imagery lifted from Goya's Los Caprichosprint folio (1799) and Stanley Kubrick's films are digitally collaged with photographs of Morris's own sculpture and appropriated political cartoon portraits.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Markey say the Green New Deal will be paid for with federal funds appropriated by Congress, but they do not identify specific mechanisms.
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Trump supporters who identify as part of the alt-right movement have, in the past, appropriated the Pepe the Frog meme and decorated him with swastikas.
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That's about $22015 billion above last year's total and a fivefold increase above the $1.375 billion which Congress actually appropriated for new wall construction in 2020.
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House Republicans, who sued the Obama administration over the cost-sharing payments, argue they are being made unconstitutionally because Congress never appropriated the money for them.
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So, in a bureaucratic end run, the Obama administration directed money that had been appropriated through other legislation to be used for the Green Climate Fund.
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Today, chunks of it have been appropriated for national highways and look like a suburban blightscape: pachinko gambling parlors, chain ramen shops, big-box drug stores.
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But it was eventually appropriated by trolls and hate groups online and was officially declared a hate symbol by the Anti-Defamation League in September 22010.
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Classified information that, in the wrong hands, could potentially bring harm to our country – and many in service to our country – was available to be appropriated.
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One thing you will quickly discover about this video is that there is apparently no limit to how many situations "MILF" can be re-appropriated into.
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Appropriated Guns N' Roses lyrics being used to mock Axl's weight are by no means new, and they were never all that popular to begin with.
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Yet in July, the House of Representatives' Committee on Appropriations approved a foreign affairs budget that goes beyond the Trump administration's decision to block appropriated funds.
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In 6900, the U.S. Congress appropriated a modest $2628 million to create the USAID NTD Program — after one year an estimated 28503 million treatments were delivered.
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If the data mis-appropriated, that means you're buying toys that have the potential to teach military computers how to enter your home and find you.
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"Are the $1.7 billion already appropriated by Congress to build Trump's border wall, without an inkling of immigration relief, not enough for Steny Hoyer?" asked Vela.
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"None of the funds appropriated by this act should be used to support the sale of nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia," the draft bill text reads.
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Second, the president is looking to Section 2808 because it enables him to use existing appropriated funds for certain projects for which there is no funding.
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Politico first reported in late August that the Trump administration had frozen aid for Ukraine, irking lawmakers who had appropriated the funds to counter Russian aggression.
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The jailbreakers didn't just improve iOS security though, their creative work, such as Cydia—the precursor to the App Store—was later appropriated by Apple engineers.
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In its statement, the supreme court said there was no evidence Zhang had appropriated funds for his own benefit, adding that earlier rulings had "made errors".
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Congress appropriated $8.2 billion for weapons activities, $1.6 billion for non-proliferation programmes and $1.2 billion for naval reactors ("Fiscal Year 2017 Budget Justification", DOE, 2016).
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It is not clear whether the Trump administration would actually claw back any federal dollars already appropriated, either for disaster relief or for other federal projects.
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Oftentimes, our art is commodified and sold back to us through the media, and we are continuously made invisible as our art is also culturally appropriated.
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On one hand, people have appropriated this footwear (In New Zealand, they are called Jandals, as in Japanese sandals.) and on the other, we detest them.
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Flipping through the hundreds of plastic-encased drawings of appropriated pop culture images on garment racks mimics the endless scroll, like, share, and save for later.
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When thinking of art that responds to gentrification, street art with bold, often clichéd statements and renderings of re-appropriated dollar signs spring immediately to mind.
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The worlds that Little Richard's childhood pain and agony formed were stolen and appropriated, and used to liberate white audiences and fuel white supremacist capitalist gain.
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The contract for this project, which will use funds appropriated from Congress, was awarded a year ago and construction was initially scheduled to begin last February.
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When the white have-nots revolted in successive decades, they appropriated the elite's racist shibboleths — and took them so much further than the haves ever intended.
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Republicans say they also appropriated hundreds of millions of dollars in new grants to states for election security and issued detailed reports on hardening election security.
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Over this, the artist makes a pencil drawing of an appropriated, invented, or adapted image, and then proceeds to scratch away the figure with unerring accuracy.
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The railroad appropriated the name for its station, and residents created the borough of Fair Lawn in 1924, after breaking off from the Saddle River township.
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She's being culturally appropriated along the lines of the African-American hero of Jordan Peele's "Get Out," but without the advantage of Peele's gift for satire.
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Quaint, Exquisite consists of five sections, each of them examining the way Victorian, fin-de-siècle culture adapted, or appropriated, certain stylistic ideas that referenced Japan.
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Observers noted that Trump referred to Asian-Americans as "they" and other Americans as "us," a tribalistic mentality appropriated by nationalist groups, according to social scientists.
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Ms. Dumas is known for politically charged social art, often based on Polaroid snapshots, disturbing images clipped out of newspapers, or film stills appropriated from pornography.
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At the height of the Watergate scandal in 1974, Congress passed the law to prevent a rogue president like Richard Nixon from withholding lawfully appropriated funds.
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There are many reasons why it's particularly offensive to the African American community to have their culture appropriated, having been systematically oppressed for hundreds of years.
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Moreover, the nature of immigration enforcement and the resources (or lack thereof) appropriated by Congress necessitate exactly the type of choices that the president has made.
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Ms. Smith's work, which doesn't feel fully developed here, resides somewhere between the potent platitudes of appropriated material and an attempt to distill her personal experience.
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Since they weren't trademarked, the X, which barred entry to underage viewers, was soon appropriated by pornographers, who changed it from a warning to a boast.
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Mr. Trump admits that about a week before the infamous phone call, he put nearly $400 million in congressionally appropriated military aid for Ukraine on hold.
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I don&apost know if there&aposs a culture in the United States whose language, symbols, and traditions get appropriated more than that of Native Americans.
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The internet giants have appropriated public and private data to create "prediction products" that can forecast individual behavior and manipulate them without their awareness (or consent).
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As the ICA notes, a president can't apply his own policy priorities to funds that have already been appropriated for a specific, different purpose by Congress.
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But as Mr. Ryan demonstrated, seemingly every politician who has appropriated the look since has only served to soil its image (if not the shirt itself).
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Just days before the game, Army announced that it was removing its slogan -- GFBD (God forgives, brothers don't) -- because it had been appropriated by hate groups.
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Given that Gvasalia appropriated the bicolored wave logo of Bernie Sanders's presidential bid, it's fair to say he's cognizant of the political slant to his designs.
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If money is appropriated for a Stafford Act declaration, advocates worry Trump could direct it toward law enforcement and building a border wall, rather than treatment.
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And Trump's apparent attempt to coerce Ukrainian officials into concocting an attack on Trump's political opponents — seemingly by holding up congressionally appropriated foreign aid — is outrageous.
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House Republicans had successfully sued the Obama administration to stop the payments, arguing that the administration was illegally spending money that Congress had not explicitly appropriated.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Trump even has the authority to cut off congressionally appropriated funding, or if he'll follow through on these threats.
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While Congress's government funding package allocated $700 billion for defense spending, it's not a blank check to the Pentagon, and the money is appropriated to specific programs.
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The $2355 billion cost of the 335-ship fleet is 218 percent more than Congress appropriated in 2016 for the current 275-ship Navy, the CBO said.
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"We're interested in the point when the natural and instinctive human ability to recognize faces is appropriated and utilized by the state and its machinery," Chanarin says.
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The probe found Lu had accepted bribes and abused his power, the commission said, adding that he had also appropriated public funds and acted against the investigation.
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The hosts discussed the Tech Insider article in the broader context of habitually seeing their work appropriated by media outlets and circulated throughout the internet without credit.
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The House had sued the Obama administration claiming that cost-sharing subsidies issued insurers by the Obama administration were illegal because Congress had not appropriated the funds.
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But self-care has been appropriated by companies and turned into #selfcare; a kind of tease about the healthcare that we are lacking and are desperate for.
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BARTIROMO: There is also a trigger in it that, if the funding for the wall is not appropriated, that cuts off some relief for the DACA recipients.
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The cost-sharing reduction (CSR) subsidies are also the subject of a pending lawsuit, which argues that Congress never appropriated this money, thus making the funding illegal.
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If directed to freeze aid to Ukraine, OMB staffers may have been concerned they were running afoul of the law by not spending the money as appropriated.
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Although he may not have known it at the time, Dasovich—who self-identifies as straight—was showing how Swardspeak has been appropriated by mainstream heterosexual society.
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Last month at West Point, a group of graduating cadets -- 16 African-American women, to be exact -- appropriated the symbolism of the raised fist for their own.
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Trump said he may withhold the payments, which help cover out-of-pocket medical costs for low-income people, that Republicans argue must be appropriated by Congress.
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I haven't worked in a record store in like ten years, but I've appropriated a way of doing things from my older job and they've become intertwined.
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In fact, the series would be much stronger if a high-tech but stagnant society of immortals periodically appropriated fresh pop culture from a short-lived underclass.
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Among France's arms sales to Saudi Arabia was a $3 billion Saudi-funded contract to the Lebanese army that collapsed, but was in part appropriated by Riyadh.
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While Congress never appropriated the funds, which was the basis of a different lawsuit, the ACA still required the U.S. government to pay the subsidies to insurers.
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And while some of these designs have been widely appropriated by the masses, they might still hold meaning to those who abide by the old tattoo codes.
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In general, it is not a good thing that the fear of a presidential temper tantrum is stopping the federal government from spending money Congress already appropriated.
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But you have to cover them in a way where the context is clear and that material can't be appropriated and repurposed in the raw and misused.
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A national emergency declaration makes powers available to the executive that are otherwise impermissible, such as the reallocation of certain funds that have been appropriated by Congress.
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"But there is already movement afoot amongst Republicans to amend the judgment fund, saying 'We don't want companies getting this money that was never appropriated,'" explained Blackman.
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Gone are his street style-appropriated fashions, the brooding images of his gaggle of It-girl models, and scenic shots of palm trees waving in the breeze.
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This is intended to prevent insurers that charged higher premiums in 2018 in anticipation of not receiving the payments don't just keep the payments once they're appropriated.
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"I appropriated the images, yes, but I would only be selling ERC-20 tokens [digital assets on the Ethereum blockchain] that represent the image," Dovey told me.
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The accompanying video is made up of footage appropriated from police body cameras and filmed by bystanders recording police violence against people of color on their phones.
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The new funding request is in addition to $37 million that has already been appropriated this year by the Republican-led legislature, said Snyder spokesman Dave Murray.
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I know a number of people who have stopped using the clapping hands emoji between individual words because it's a recognition that was appropriated from black culture.
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"To do the kind of sweeping deportations that Trump is talking about would require a lot more money, and it would have to be appropriated," she says.
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" He added "the Trump Administration is trying to exact political retribution on our state," and vowed to go to court to protect "California's money, appropriated by Congress.
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An HHS spokesperson said the funds that will be reallocated are unobligated, meaning they were appropriated by Congress but have not yet been used by the department.
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Authorizing language has expired for programs covering nearly $307 billion worth of appropriated funds, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) found in its annual report on the subject.
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The time has come to turn on the hose, to put out the fire, to spend the money that our government rightly has appropriated for this purpose.
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Perkins grants are appropriated by the federal government and turned over to states, which then decide how to apply the money in secondary or post-secondary institutions.
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But he said there was growing confidence among Democrats that Republicans would keep their word to ensure that Flint aid was appropriated as part of continuing discussions.
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That's three times more funding than Texas was eligible to receive for Hurricane Harvey in 2017 and nearly double what was appropriated for Hurricane Sandy in 2013.
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"I just don't think you can repurpose more than $5 billion from the defense budget for purposes unrelated to what the money was appropriated for," she added.
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"There will be a secondary wave of federal dollars that are appropriated, and likely as not, there will be a third wave," Burgess said Thursday on CNN.
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More than $28500 million would be appropriated directly to the DFI for enhanced programming, and to take on a larger role in U.S. development and foreign policy.
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The administration says it does not need a yearly appropriation because ObamaCare already permanently appropriated the funds under the same section that provides for the tax credits.
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We propose that this scoring system will result in more efficient and effective government operations, with money cautiously appropriated for that which the evidence suggests will work.
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Under the White House's proposed 2018 budget, $1.6 billion would be appropriated for construction of a wall out of $2.7 billion slated for border security in general.
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You go to any Parks Canadian, and inside their gift shop, they have culturally appropriated artwork, whether its paintings, beadwork, moccasins, dream catchers, kitschy shitty little trinkets.
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Appropriated TV footage, in which individual players or teams vie for victory and affirmation, convey the human condition through fundamental notions such as gain, loss, and survival.
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Paradoxically, when foreign food does go mainstream, immigrant-run businesses struggle to stay afloat next to newer, shinier venues where these foods are appropriated by Western entrepreneurs.
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In a 245-182 vote, the Democratic-majority House rejected Trump's assertion that he could use money for the wall that Congress had appropriated for other purposes.
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You have, in other words, appropriated the experience of a subordinate group, liquidating her actual experience to capitalize on your own privilege and exalt your own reputation.
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Bender appropriated the aesthetic of corporate America — reflective surfaces, burnished steel, and synthetic desire — amplified it, and trained it back on her audiences, exposing its sinister nature.
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" He added "the Trump Administration is trying to exact political retribution on our state," and vowed to go to court to protect "California's money, appropriated by Congress.
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The song would no doubt have been lost to obscurity had the United States military not appropriated it for flag ceremonies beginning in the late 19th century.
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"The [appropriated] background images in the exhibit have been chosen because they all relate to the sense of touch," said Soren, in an email interview with Hyperallergic.
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He is barging into similar territory by seeking to divert Pentagon funds to build his border wall that have already been appropriated by Congress for other purposes.
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Partisan infighting prevented special funds from being appropriated for this endeavor, although Congressional leaders have said that they intend to appropriate the necessary funds in the future.
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Sable Elyse Smith's "Coloring Book 33" (2019) consists of a large, screen-printed page, appropriated from a coloring book meant to teach children about the justice system.
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The watchdog concluded that withholding funding for the department violated a federal law that sets strict requirements for when an executive agency can block congressionally appropriated funding.
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And then there was "Moscow Mitch," popularized by Speaker Nancy Pelosi after the Senate leader blocked election-security legislation, which Mr. McConnell's team appropriated as a beverage.
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Beginning in the 1990s, AIDS activists re-appropriated the term as a signifier of self-identity, to highlight the ugliness of homophobia in order to confront it.
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Puerto Rico has received just $1.5 billion of the roughly $20 billion Congress appropriated last summer in disaster funds HUD is supposed to distribute to the territory.
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Mr. Henry's screenplay, which was nominated for an Oscar, appropriated much of Mr. Webb's dialogue but softened the smug, unpleasant edge evinced by Benjamin in the novel.
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That December, Congress appropriated half of the fifteen million dollars required to repair the obelisk, saying that the rest would have to be raised from private citizens.
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The second reason states with large non-citizen populations like Texas and California will suffer is that funding for federal programs is allocated and appropriated by population.
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Ms. Pyle's choreography, which reimagines folk steps integral to ballet — and considers how they've been appropriated over time — will be danced by members of her company, Ballez.
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To that end, the administration could face legal challenges on what statutes he relies on to merit pulling from funds that haven't been appropriated for his wall.
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