Many of these people will be put back into society.
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Do you think this summit can be put back together, Senator?
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Once off marijuana, patients can be put back on the waiting list.
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Any research findings will also be put back into the public domain.
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They'd be put back together before the next battle, good as new.
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In other words, the genie cannot be put back in the bottle.
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Americans ached to be put back together in some new, reimagined way.
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An official, however, ordered that two seconds be put back on the clock.
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They need to be put back in the right drawers and filing cabinets.
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Some of that organic matter, which contains carbon, needs to be put back.
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Trump has not called for those sanctions to be put back into place.
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Once more questions are answered, we're told the page will be put back up.
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The store's corporate office ordered that they be put back, local news media reported.
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She runs out of the pet store before it can be put back on.
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The first: Once divided, Syria won't easily -- and may never be -- put back together.
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But any proceeds will be put back into the Pioneer initiative, Mr. Gross said.
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Unlike Humpty Dumpty, I can be put back together: wiser, content, imperfect, and involved.
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"Volatility can no longer be put back into the central bank box," BAML analysts wrote.
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But as these exposures show, the data genie cannot be put back in the bottle.
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We moved some cars around and got some engines ready to be put back in.
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But they can't be put back together exactly the way they were in the past.
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Those old broken jeans you just can't throw away might be put back in rotation.
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The most important is that families be put back in charge of their children's education.
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Those now need to be vacated, so they can be put back to their original use.
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And could it be put back together, as the president hints in his letter to Kim?
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"I don't think this genie is going to be put back into the bottle," he said.
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An EU target of 2020 for the reallocation will potentially be put back to 2022 in Italy.
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Technology can't be put back in the bottle, and fair trade is crucial to building American jobs.
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"We know this disease is not able to be put back in the box," Dr. Duchin said.
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The derailed train first had to be put back on the tracks and removed from the scene.
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The ruling raises the possibility that election procedures in Texas could be put back under federal oversight.
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TC: There have been setbacks, but these issues can't really be put back in the box, can they?
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It's about the breaking of things that — as the nursery rhyme goes — can't be put back together again.
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We then returned the fish to the water — anything less than nine pounds has to be put back.
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The pair will reportedly last for five hours without needing to be put back in their charging case.
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Heating the tracks with fire expands the metal until the two rails can be put back together again.
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Kevin De Leon, and Assemblyman Santiago announcing that the key provisions were going to be put back into them.
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Time for bold ambition What has been unleashed here in recent years won't be put back in the box.
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The confrontation that I had failed and fallen and didn't know what pieces could even be put back together.
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"It's not on the table, but could be put back on the table," Giuliani told CNN of obstruction questions.
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Officials have also said dollars meant for defense construction projects will be put back in next year's defense budget.
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Regardless, McCullum senses that, after years of delay, the Yucca Mountain project may finally be put back on track.
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"This issue is unclear and should be put back into the states for determination," Trump said in the statement.
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A September 30 deadline set for the sale of the four banks could be put back, the source added.
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King and the FBI are advocating the creation of a weapon that once deployed cannot be put back away.
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Officials are asking for retired doctors to be put back on the payroll and come in to treat patients.
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This, along with the burglary, left a lot of pieces in his life that needed to be put back together.
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"We invested because we felt confident tariffs would not be put back on these products," Cramer said in an interview.
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ET Tuesday, some of the toughest sanctions on Iran waived under the Obama administration will be put back into place.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Aramco's initial public offering is an idea that deserves to be put back in the ground.
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Loans will be made over a period of three years and any profit will be put back in the fund.
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"I don't know whether or not Syria can be put back together again," Brennan told the annual Aspen Security Forum.
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But was the only way I was going to be put back on air, so went to the Oprah show.
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The news sent Berkowitz running to his expired drugs to see if any could be put back into his supply.
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The attack forced the light rail transit system to give free rides as payment systems needed to be put back online.
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If the Blue Jays advance to the World Series, Travis would be ineligible to be put back on the Toronto roster.
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"The direction is for the F-23 decision to be put back," said one the sources who have knowledge of the discussion.
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The savings can be put back into the business as new Chairman and CEO Larry Culp tries to revive its ailing operations.
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Dude lectured: Plasma is in essence the water portion of my blood, and the other parts would be put back in me.
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Mrs Ri is not the only cold war relic that could be put back into service as a result of the test.
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They're worried they're going to be put back in conversion therapy, that their friends have gone through this, that they're in crisis.
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"Negative interest rates represent a genie that should be put back in the bottle," said Lynn Reaser of Point Loma Nazarene University.
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Many activists fear that once the campaign is over, the genie of homophobic hate can't simply be put back in the bottle.
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Because habits of co-operation that were decades in the making cannot easily be put back together again, the harm would be lasting.
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Half of the $32 million will be put back into research and development with the company also looking to quickly acquire new customers.
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Jeffrey Feltman, the under-secretary of political affairs, told the council that the cessation of hostilities needed to be put back on track.
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The speech had been due to take place on June 19 but would be put back by a few days, the BBC said.
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According to Il Messaggero the European Parliament will ask for the beginning of whatever reform is made to be put back to February.
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MacDuff plans to return to Fort McMurray and believes that eventually more people will be put back to work as the city rebuilds.
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"I think it was the right decision to put everyone back in, obviously I was happy to be put back in," Kenny said.
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"The Olympics have to be put back by a minimum of a year," Taylor wrote in a column for The Times on Tuesday.
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"The Olympics have to be put back by a minimum of a year," Taylor wrote in a column for The Times on Tuesday.
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And as they were made up of a multitude of separate pieces, when Zoids "broke" they could easily enough be put back together.
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And that's what you're doing with these scooters now, where they should be and where they should be put back once you've charged them.
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That means the question of how — or even whether — the UK should divorce the European Union will be put back to the British public.
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"Everything else can be put back together," he said, expressing his gratitude toward Milo for saving the parts of his life that are irreplaceable.
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First, a registration system would have to be put back in place but the official recommendations from the FAA are due on September 30th.
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Once cleaned up, huge parts of the country could then be put back to productive use for jobs that can continue into the future.
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But because the organs develop outside of the body, they must be put back in slowly so that the cavity has time to expand.
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That does not mean designers need to be put back into their little velvet boxes and contained (please, let that not be the takeaway).
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The unemployment rate is already low at 4.1 percent, so there aren't exactly hordes of jobless people available to be put back to work.
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The case had previously raised the possibility that the state's election procedures could be put back under federal oversight, in a process called preclearance.
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"The trial has been fully reported and that genie cannot be put back in the bottle," the tribunal's three judges said in their ruling.
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"I have to have confidence that the fox is not going to be put back into the henhouse," said McCain, who died in August.
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A non-Indian diplomatic source from one of the FATF countries confirmed that the group had decided Pakistan would be put back on the watchlist.
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For reasons that neither she nor her parents understood, one of the doll's legs had disconnected from its socket and could not be put back.
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If Trump uses pardons to flout the law and faces no consequences it may be a genie that can't be put back in the lamp.
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Non-essential visits by supervisors to banks could also be postponed and deadlines for reporting some data to regulators could be put back, EBA said.
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After working as a domestic violence officer, he asked to be put back on patrol, said Edward D. Mullins, president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association.
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I hope someday it will be put back in the political hopper and we'll be starting over again collecting the necessary states to ratify it.
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Elements of the building were rethought so a flood could rush in and out of the building, which could then be put back in operation quickly.
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The share sale is also likely to be put back until after a referendum on constitutional reform on which PM Renzi has staked his political future.
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Those electronics are filled with resources that can be put back into the manufacturing supply — everything from glass and plastic to gold, silver, copper and palladium.
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A new head could arrive already next Monday or Tuesday and the capital increase is set to be put back to 240, Corriere della Sera said.
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What's worse, if the always-listening mode is activated, the speaker must be put back on its dock after 12 hours or the battery completely dies.
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Several lawmakers this year have called for North Korea to be put back on the list as Pyongyang makes progress on its nuclear and missile programs.
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But some of the practices and frauds that political operatives have developed since the Citizens United decision will not easily be put back in the bag.
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"Power needs to be put back in the hands of the customer," the country's treasurer, Scott Morrison, said on Friday in prepared remarks introducing the report.
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The time that has passed since, the importance of this decision — it seems to me that this decision should be put back to the British people.
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We contacted the National Park Service to confirm that the climate change plans will be put back on the site in their improved, ADA-compatible form.
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Now that the demons have escaped and are running rampant, it will be years before they can be put back in the Pandora's box the President opened.
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Last year, a CNBC report noted that over $40 billion in unclaimed cash is sitting around, waiting to be put back in people's pockets around the country.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said at a recent hearing that money for the grants could be put back into the transportation system in a more "holistic" way.
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No, I think ... And the idea that somehow big tech will be put back in its cage and the old show will carry on is absolute nonsense.
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The FATF had previously warned Islamabad it could be put back on the watchlist without further efforts to crack down on the flow of funds to militants.
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It's an idea that can actually counter racist, right-wing faux populism that promises white Americans they will be put back on top of the national hierarchy.
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He said the Confederate group would give the statue back to the university and believed the "memorial should be put back since U.N.C. now owns it again."
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Experts then collected hair, teeth and nail samples, as well as two long bones, which will be put back in place once the DNA testing is completed.
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Heller also expressed concern that the massive cuts to Medicaid and the elimination of funding for ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion could be put back into the bill during conference.
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A new conservative bloc on the Supreme Court though may soon treat them as something else: outdated "racial entitlements" that need to be put back in their place.
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But with the Federal Reserve indicating that rates will rise, strategists believe some of the money that has fled overseas will be put back into the US economy.
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"This plant has sat dormant for almost a decade, and it is time for it to be put back into a higher and better use," Mr. Hanna said.
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Once the abdomen was dry and the bones were clean, the whole body had to be put back together again, as if it were lying down on its back.
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In a statement to The Hill, Martin said that "the genie cannot be put back into the bottle" after Democrats began the impeachment inquiry without a formal House vote.
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Second, if public resources are taken out of the ground, some of the monetized value should be put back into the ground through investments in conservation and natural infrastructure.
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Trump will need to make clear that leverage tactics taken off the table for now can be put back on if real progress on denuclearization does not begin immediately.
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Any money earned from the upside on the Landed's investment will be put back into the CZI fund to make it sustainable and fund down payments for more educators.
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If she was already engaged, that arrangement would be canceled because she was considered damaged goods, and she would be put back on the market at a discount price.
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The local government immediately removed it, saying it had been placed there without permission, but bowed to public pressure two days later and allowed it to be put back.
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The U.K. departure has dominated the political campaigning of all parties, with Labour insisting that a Brexit deal would be put back to the people for a final vote.
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It looks like they're taking scaffolding down — much of which could be put back up again quickly, experts — but it's hard to say what North Korea's true intentions are.
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The Pentagon said it was too early to give an assessment, but U.S. officials and experts say the site could be put back into service or re-established elsewhere.
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" 'This issue is unclear' Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks sent in a statement from Trump to reporters: "This issue is unclear and should be put back into the states for determination.
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"The longer they wait the harder it is to put back, if it can be put back at all," Trump said at a news conference with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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But the VRA's section 3(c) survives, providing that states caught discriminating intentionally could be put back under a "preclearance" requirement—and Texas's repeated shenanigans seem to fit that bill.
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Then, if all works well, it can be put back into stocks while prices are down, though experts warn it's terribly hard for even the pros to spot the bottom.
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But another source has previously said the share sale could be put back to next year because of political uncertainty ahead of a make-or-break constitutional referendum this autumn.
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"A lot of people are going to be put back to work, a lot of coal miners are going back to work," Trump told a crowd in Kentucky in March.
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The Treasury Department, which oversees the IRS, is one of the agencies that had its funding lapse and processing refunds could require furloughed employees to be put back to work.
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Once the Fitbit Flex displays five little glowing LEDs on its face, it is fully charged and can be put back in the band and strapped back onto your wrist.
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Its chief executive, Eugene J. Woznicki, said that the insurer was viable and could be put back on its feet if only state insurance regulators would grant adequate rate increases.
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Such a requirement had been removed from a water projects bill that the House approved on Thursday, and Democrats insisted, without success, that it be put back into the legislation.
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ISPs are under extreme scrutiny right now, both from regulators like the FTC (which will be put back in charge of them) to grassroots activists watching for any unseemly network practices.
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Turns out the judge gave the doctors discretion, and around 2 weeks ago the doctors felt Corbett was well enough to be put back on the streets, so he was released.
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And not only are those links always available if you're doing your hygiene on your website correctly, but they can be updated, they can be put back on the front page.
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Farage said he had been pleased at Trump's "very positive reaction" to the idea that a bust of former British prime minister Winston Churchill be put back in the Oval Office.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The age when French citizens can receive a full pension should be put back to 64 from 62 now, the government's special adviser on pension reform said on Thursday.
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"You come to Ireland, a tiny island at the edge of Europe, the last thing you expect is to be put back into close living arrangements from that culture," Murphy said.
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This finding is especially encouraging because some skeptics have argued that expungement can't work in the age of Google — that the criminal-record genie can't be put back in the bottle.
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In Europe, Mr. Trump encountered a chillier audience that viewed him less as a conquering hero than as a wayward figure who needed to be put back on the right path.
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When private citizen Okiya Omtatah took the government to the high court over the shutdown, the court demanded the stations be put back on air, pending a hearing on February 14.
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The emails say that these subscribers' accounts will be re-activated on October 4th and be put back on the monthly $9.95 billing cycle unless they click a specific opt-out link.
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To the men, the women are little more than tools—objects with specific but limited function that can be put back on the shelf or in a box when not in use.
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The French state will now have 30 months to raise the funds for the purchase from citizens or the help of private fortunes, or the items will be put back on sale.
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Doug Baldwin, a wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, told Bill Simmons on Any Given Wednesday that some players cheat at the sideline concussion evaluation so they'll be put back in the game.
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She worked out an extension with the city, only to be put back on the demo list because she didn't know she had to schedule a code inspector to come check her progress.
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Also on Friday, 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney said in a podcast interview that it would be "very difficult" for the Republican Party to be "put back together again" after the election.
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According to Yamamoto, it now looks as if this date will have to be put back by about a decade because current costs are too high to make gas hydrate extraction commercially viable.
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At the time, Donald Trump and Republicans used stagnant wages to bolster their argument that growth under President Obama was sluggish and that the GOP should be put back in the White House.
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Were other international trade negotiations to be put back because of the virus — for example those being conducted between London and Washington — Britain's government could start to look obdurate about the Brexit talks.
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If parliament did decide to hold another EU referendum, Britain would have to ask for its departure date to be put back from the end of October to allow enough time for a campaign.
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People are getting a tax advantage today by putting money into the DAFs, and they're not abiding by the spirit of the regulations about how that money is to be put back into society.
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Some members of Congress had been pushing for years for North Korea to be put back on the list, but others questioned whether the reclusive regime met the criteria of actively sponsoring international terrorism.
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"I hope someday it will be put back in the political hopper, starting over again, collecting the necessary number of states to ratify it, " she said last year at a separate event at Georgetown.
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Any funds still in DoD's coffers can be put back into the pockets of our nation's warriors, or invested back into sustaining VA programs like upgrading information technology infrastructure for processing GI Bill enrollments.
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"Until we have better global systems for electronics take-back, we have to assume that these are going to be put back into the environment somewhere at the end of their life," says Tickner.
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"I do hope that U.S.-Europe relations, U.S.-China relations can be put back on a steady basis instead of having to mostly focus on short-term things, you know, relative to tariffs," Gates said.
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A special government adviser on pension reform proposed in July that the age to receive a full pension should be put back to 64, although they could retire from 62 albeit with lower pension benefits.
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A special government adviser on pension reform proposed in July that the age to receive a full pension should be put back to 64, although they could retire from 62 albeit with lower pension benefits.
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Moon offered to assist reconstruction efforts, and the crown prince said two-thirds of the facilities have been restored and that production will be put back on track "100%" within 10 days, Moon's office said.
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I don't think I'm alone in feeling like there's a thin film of anxiety clinging to everything, a sense that at any point our child president will break something that can't be put back together again.
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When the balance of nature is disrupted, especially by something as dramatic as the construction of a mine or the diversion of a river, the landscape cannot simply be put back together as it once was.
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The state stopped using the screening method in question, but it wasn't until last month that the department wrote letters to families letting them know their children could be rescreened to be put back on CMS.
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Russia, which has hosted meetings between the Taliban and Afghan political and civil society representatives, said this week it hoped that the process could be put back on track and urged both sides to resume talks.
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For investor Mario Gabelli, whose firm is the second-largest owner of voting shares after Redstone, the real question is whether Viacom will be put back together with CBS and run by CBS CEO Leslie Moonves.
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Ostovich initially pulled out of her fight with Paige VanZant due to the severity of the injuries -- but after she was cleared by another doctor, she asked Dana White to be put back on the card.
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Keeping up the pressure on both candidates was Nigel Farage, who told a rally of his Brexit Party in Birmingham that neither man could be trusted, and he would not be put back in his box.
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But the moves proved insufficient and FATF decided late on Thursday that Pakistan would be put back on the watchlist, a senior Pakistani official and a diplomat with knowledge of the latest FATF discussions told Reuters.
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It's not a matter of simply tweaking the system or inventing a few novel technologies — the tools of the digital age cannot be put back in the box and that leaves us in something like an abyss.
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Trump reportedly aimed the reference at Haiti, El Salvador and a number of African nations that lawmakers suggested be put back on a list for Temporary Protected Status, giving immigrants from the countries extended protection from deportation.
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But mostly, it helps bolster the claim that the Aliso Canyon needs to be put back into service to "save" the region, when in fact, California needs to keep it closed and change its energy sources, fast.
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Michael Evans, Alibaba group president, said that the company was "very disappointed" to be put back on the list, and that Alibaba was far more advanced in protecting intellectual property rights than it was four years ago.
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They hope the lower court will move quickly to direct that names that were improperly removed should be put back on the voting list or that voters not on the list be allowed to file a provisional ballot.
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His counterpart in France, meanwhile, said last week that Panama would be put back on a list of countries blacklisted as "uncooperative tax jurisdictions," a move which Panama's president said was "wrong and unnecessary," according to media reports.
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Alibaba Group President Michael Evans said in a statement the company was "very disappointed" to be put back on the list as it was far more advanced in protecting intellectual property rights than it was four years ago.
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The original bill repealed two taxes for the wealthy but those are expected to be put back into the bill so that Republicans have more money to help offset the costs of health care for low-income individuals.
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Washington (CNN)CIA Director John Brennan is questioning whether Syria and Iraq "can be put back together again" given the violence and sectarian tensions in both countries, raising doubts about a central tenet of US policy toward the region.
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Asked by several people from the floor of the conference of the European Economic and Social Committee, including several representatives of British and Irish businesses, if the Brexit deadline of March 29 could be put back, Barnier was cautious.
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After winning his first five-set match here, a fired-up Thiem refused to complain about the schedule after his coach was told there was no chance the final would be put back to Monday to accommodate the Austrian.
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This is, in some ways, the beautiful promise of the American sitcom — things will never change so much that you don't recognize the show, and if they do, they'll be put back to rights within a couple of episodes.
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So, but -- so we're hopeful that those 60 Brexiteers will be outvoted in the House of Commons and ultimately I do think that it should be put back to the British public when all the facts are known for another vote.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ruling coalition League party is pushing for a deadline forcing large "popolari" banks to transform into joint-stock companies to be put back to end-2020 from end-2019, a source close to the matter said on Friday.
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Brian Figula, the program director at the former, KOIT, described the response as a "tornado," and the outlet cites "hundreds of comments on social media and via email" that demanded "Baby, It's Cold Outside" be put back on the playlist.
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Currently the government is racing against the clock (and possibly cutting corners) to solve a problem it created by separating families without clear documentation of when they were split up or a plan for when they could be put back together.
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Yet, there still is a slim chance that the new tariffs and the escalating trade war with China could be put back on hold when President Trump and President Xi Jinping meet next month at the G20 summit in Argentina.
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"I have to have confidence that the fox is not going to be put back into the henhouse," McCain said, worrying about someone employed at one of the "big five" defense contractors taking on a leadership role at the Pentagon.
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The moves come amid intense scrutiny over the administration's handling of its immigration policy that resulted in thousands of families being separated at the border -- and as it struggles to answer questions about how those families will be put back together.
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Mr. Woodbury added that if current price levels persist, other oil and gas operations in North America may have to be written down, although he indicated that they could also be put back on the books if prices recovered sufficiently.
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So we have to prepare for an extremely uncertain economy — one where businesses may be shut down because the number of COVID-19 cases in an area is increasing and strict social distancing orders need to be put back in place.
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"The goal was to get to consequence quicker," so that "people would get their hearings, they would get ordered removed, and then a significant number" of people would be put back into ICE custody and removed from the US, said the official.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Bosses of struggling Italian luxury goods maker Salvatore Ferragamo said there was "work to be done" and "things to be put back in the right direction" after the group posted sliding revenue and profit for the first half of the year.
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He called on North Korea to be put back on the list of state-sponsors of terrorism, for new sanctions on its leaders, a hike in U.S. military spending and reinvigorated alliances with U.S. Asian allies and a renewed commitment to missile defense.
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"I am hoping that in the next two or three months, before the summer, we will have a clear U.S. policy that sees the obvious, which is that this country cannot be put back together if the Iran-led militias remain," she said.
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"They have not asked for a presidential primary to be put back in play in a way that got their elected officials to do something about it," Mr. House said, explaining that Colorado voters have the ultimate say in determining the system.
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UEFA, who is yet to confirm the decision, has proposed that the June 12-July 12 tournament to be held in 12 countries be put back to June 11-July 11 next year to give the suspended domestic leagues time to be completed.
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PARIS — Just hours after doctors stopped artificially feeding and hydrating a 42-year-old Frenchman who has spent more than a decade in a vegetative state, a French court ruled late on Monday night that he must be put back on life support.
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We got Francia and her lingerie video costar, Instagram model Maddy Belle, shopping Wednesday in Bev Hills ... and the smokin' hot chicks tell us just how things went down in South Beach, and why the cop should be put back on duty ASAP.
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Prime Minister Enda Kenny said last week it was of "vital national interest" that no physical barrier or customs controls be put back on the border with Northern Ireland, but neither Dublin or London have clearly said how this can be achieved.
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" Pelosi, who has called on Collins to resign, sent out a letter last week urging Democrats to make the case during the August recess that they need to be put back in charge so they can clean up the GOP's "brazen corruption, cronyism and incompetence.
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Eliana could only imagine how she herself might feel if someone told her they were going to remove her from her body--but don't worry, it will only be for a few days and then you'll be put back just the same as before.
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But because it's science fiction, there's also a time machine — one that our protagonist's husband would insist we call a "causality violation device" — and the creeping sense that something is wrong in the narrative, that reality is broken and can't be put back together.
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HOUSTON — A federal judge ruled on Monday that the voter identification law the Texas Legislature passed in 2011 was enacted with the intent to discriminate against black and Hispanic voters, raising the possibility that the state's election procedures could be put back under federal oversight.
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Mr. Trump wanted to be "very tough" on ZTE, and that the tariffs could be put back in place if the trade negotiations collapsed, said Mr. Mnuchin, whose department is also required to send recommendations for restrictions on Chinese investment to the White House this week.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Two days after the authorities in Bangladesh gave in to pressure from Islamist groups and ordered the removal of a statue from the country's Supreme Court, they flip-flopped on Sunday, ordering that the statue be put back up, albeit in a less prominent location.
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Because the international coalition that previously supported sanctions on Iran will not be put back together, America's economic leverage on Iran will be much weaker, increasing the likelihood that Iran will ramp up its nuclear program, and in turn, increasing the risk of American military action.
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This line of thinking suggests that the Democratic and Republican parties, having already polarized, are like Humpty Dumptys that can only be put back together again using their current constituent parts—if, that is, all the king's horses and all the king's men can manage to do it.
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Like some other Democrats, Crowley had lately started tacking left—he supported a "Medicare for all" bill, and demanded that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement be put "back on its leash"—but he did not take Ocasio-Cortez's challenge seriously enough, at least not until it was too late.
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The industry's biggest complaint about the DMCA is that the take-down process for unlicensed content is too complicated, and even after something is taken down, it can be put back up instantly without consequence, thanks to the Safe Harbor provision that limits the liability of websites hosting stolen content uploaded by users.
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Instead of hiring a reasonable number of judges and law clerks, and otherwise investing in supporting the work of our Immigration Judges, the Administration is eliminating administrative closure and calling for administratively closed cases to be put back on the docket, actions that only serve to raise the number of pending cases.
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Customers who already own classic E-types will be able to pay to have their car converted to electric drive -- the original engine and transmission will be preserved so that they can be put back in, if that's ever wanted -- or customers can pay Jaguar to acquire an E-type for conversion.
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Corbyn repeated his party's pledge that a Brexit deal would be put back to the people for a final say and also took aim at a potential trade with the U.S., saying there was a risk that a trade deal with President Trump could harm some sectors of the U.K. economy, such as its steel industry.
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"This decision is a big deal, because the court found that Texas intentionally discriminated against African-American and Latino voters, setting the stage for Texas to potentially be put back under a preclearance requirement," said Michael Li, an expert on Texas redistricting and a lawyer with the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law.
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"I know a few things to be true: Miracles are real, Recovery is possible for everyone no matter how far gone you think you are, We are never too broken to be put back together" Prior to getting well, a then-28-year-old Strauss appeared on The Dr. Phil Show, where her battle with "substance abuse and addiciton" led to a hometown intervention.
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The company issued a public apology of sorts with the blunt title "Samsung Smart TVs Do Not Monitor Living Room Conversations" and tweaked the language accordingly — only to be put back on its heels earlier this week when WikiLeaks detailed what was claimed to be a secret spying operation on behalf of the CIA and British intelligence that allowed Samsung smart TVs to spy on users when the sets appeared to be off.
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"I know a few things to be true: Miracles are real, Recovery is possible for everyone no matter how far gone you think you are, We are never too broken to be put back together, Service work feels better than the greatest high, Sobriety makes you weirder not normal and I'd be dead if it weren't for all the love and forgiveness I've been showered with by my friends and family," she wrote in the caption.
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The overarching question is whether Syria can be put back together under some loose federal structure that allows the regime or its successor to hold on to an Alawite enclave that runs along to coast from Latakia down to Damascus; gives the Kurds the territory they call Rojava; and leaves the rest of the country to Syria's Sunnis, who would then have the problem of clearing IS out of Raqqa and the east, albeit with the help of Western (and possibly Russian) airpower.
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Read more:Boeing is pressuring the FAA to clear the 737 Max to fly sooner, even as some airline staff beg not to be put back on itEthiopian Airlines buried the remains of crash victims — but didn't give families enough notice to attend the funeralNew report reveals why Boeing's 737 Max has taken so long to return to serviceHere are all the investigations and lawsuits that Boeing and the FAA are facing after the 737 Max crashes killed almost 350 people
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" Jael appeared on Dr. Phil in 2012 to tackle her addiction issues, and celebrated 5 years of sobriety this past August on IG. Her caption read in part ... "I know a few things to be true: Miracles are real, Recovery is possible for everyone no matter how far gone you think you are, We are never too broken to be put back together, Service work feels better than the greatest high, Sobriety makes you weirder not normal and I'd be dead if it weren't for all the love and forgiveness I've been showered with by my friends and family.
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