Their names will be withheld until family members are notified.
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It may be withheld for political security reasons,' said Sen.
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Still, Zelensky conveyed his annoyance that aid would be withheld.
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Cogan had ordered this information be withheld from the jury.
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The more allowances you have, the less tax will be withheld.
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Michael (who asked that his last name be withheld) didn't die.
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The president did not specify which federal payments might be withheld.
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He asked that his last name be withheld, fearing mob violence.
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She asked that her name be withheld to protect her privacy.
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The Bloomington, Illinois, resident asked that her last name be withheld.
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Marko asked that her full name be withheld for safety reasons.
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Both employees asked that their names be withheld for fear of retaliation.
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He did not specify the type of funding that could be withheld.
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The others requested their names be withheld, citing fear of professional retribution.
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He asked that his last name be withheld to protect a sibling.
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Mr. Christie is directing that these funds be withheld in future payments.
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Stampp requested that her exact location be withheld for privacy and safety reasons.
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It was not clear if portions of the documents might still be withheld.
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But the 22 top secret emails are the first to be withheld entirely.
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Trump's request came days after he directed military aid to Ukraine be withheld.
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Exactly how much could be withheld depends on the state you live in.
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Several thousand pages of the records continue to be withheld on privacy grounds.
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In short, the more allowances you have, the less tax will be withheld.
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The officer spoke to "American Greed" on the condition that his name be withheld.
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Like others Reuters spoke to in Qatif, he asked that his name be withheld.
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He said the family of the victim had asked that his name be withheld.
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They all requested that their last names be withheld because of their immigration status.
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Her former colleague asked that her identity be withheld to protect the executive director.
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They asked that their names be withheld, saying they feared repercussions for their careers.
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He asked his name be withheld to protect the bipartisan nature of his work.
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It's unclear how much of that information will need to be withheld under the law.
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Historically, such records would be withheld or heavily redacted under a FOIA privacy act exemption.
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Mark and Kelly (who asked that their last names be withheld) are two such ganjapreneurs.
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These veterans were told their benefits would be withheld until they repaid the unexpected bills.
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In conclusion, we hold that judgment should be withheld until all the facts are clear.
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In July, Trump ordered that roughly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine be withheld.
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He asked that his name be withheld from publication out of concern for his safety.
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At the same time, we all believed strongly that U.S. Security Assistance should not be withheld.
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The 28-year-old has several chronic illnesses, and asked that her last name be withheld.
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She agrees to be interviewed and photographed on the condition that her last name be withheld.
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One of Trump's lawyers, Jay Sekulow, said at least part of the report should be withheld.
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The source asked for his name to be withheld because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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They asked that his surname be withheld because Gerardo fears for his family's safety in Guatemala.
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As of March 13, however, no Social Security or disability benefits will be withheld from you.
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Some are told that their bonuses will be withheld if they do not attend mandatory drills.
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It will be withheld indefinitely, pending the completion of the NTSB investigation into the bridge collapse.
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If legislators don't, that money could be withheld from their salaries, retirement accounts, or Social Security.
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She answered questions via email on condition that her name be withheld to protect her family's privacy.
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"It is inconceivable that these two scenarios would be withheld from public debate," NegaWatt's Thierry Salomon said.
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For instance, take Noah—who requested his last name be withheld to discuss legally dubious transit behavior.
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She also requested her last name be withheld for fear of repercussions for her family in Turkey.
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"After reviewing the document, we have determined that it must be withheld in full," the letter states.
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Prison officials asked that his name be withheld because he had not given consent to an interview.
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Clinton's private emails to and from Mr. Obama could be withheld from the public under the law.
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The names of the crew members will be withheld until 24 hours after their relatives are notified.
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Consent can be withheld by anyone at any time, no matter what they do for a living.
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She asked that her name be withheld because her child does not yet know she had cancer.
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Conversation is good, wrote Andrew, who asked that his last name be withheld to protect family privacy.
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She knew when coats and candy and comfort were in order and when they should be withheld.
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The family agreed to be photographed but asked that their names be withheld and their faces blurred.
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She asked that her last name be withheld out of fear of repercussions for her relatives there.
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He asked that his name be withheld for fear of reprisal from the authorities back in Egypt.
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Per Air Force policy the names of the deceased will be withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Senator Martha McSally of Arizona has asked that her pay be withheld until the shutdown is over.
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While the federal criminal system permits juries to consider cases in total anonymity, New York State has a more restrictive law that allows the addresses of jurors to be withheld from the public and the parties at a trial, but does not allow their names to be withheld.
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Only those that didn't include names and addresses of people still living would be withheld, he tweeted Saturday.
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There have to be consequences and tickets can't be withheld out of concern a resident cannot pay it.
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Creators' raised funds will be withheld until the product ships, at least when the program launches at first.
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Some of the details of the US military's withdrawal from Afghanistan will be withheld from the American public.
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If you missed the deadline and don't owe any tax, your refund will be withheld until you file.
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Many asked that their names be withheld due to fear of retaliation or professional consequences from coming forward.
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Many asked that their names be withheld due to fear of retaliation or professional consequences from coming forward.
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Basel - who asked for his surname to be withheld - struggled for years to find a place to live.
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They also sent a cease-and-desist letter to the book's publisher, demanding that its publication be withheld.
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The identities of the service members will be withheld for 24 hours until the next of kin is identified.
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Clinton and President Obama would also be withheld, citing the longstanding practice of preserving presidential communications for future release.
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The Tanzanian air charter company said the identities of the dead would be withheld until their families are notified.
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It added that the name of the service member would be withheld until next of kin have been notified.
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Such information should be withheld from the American people only if disclosure would jeopardize, not merely affect, ongoing investigations.
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The victims, who are now between the ages of 19 and 21, have requested that their identities be withheld.
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It should be withheld only in extreme circumstances, and its restoration shouldn't depend on the whims of a governor.
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J requested that his name be withheld for this story so that he could speak candidly about his students.
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The names of the service members will be withheld for 24 hours until the next of kin is notified.
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The critics urged that approval be withheld for the drug's use in women, not for its use in everyone.
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But authorities have not released the full report, which will be withheld until the case is adjudicated in court.
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The filmmakers have asked that the trial's verdict, announced in June 2015, be withheld from reviews to preserve suspense.
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The person requested their name be withheld out of fear for their physical safety and that of their family.
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Under McAuliffe's amendment, the name of the pharmacy would be withheld from the public to shield it from scrutiny.
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So even if Manchin's bid to withhold federal funding works, it's unclear just how much money would actually be withheld.
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The woman, who asked that her surname be withheld, claimed Arndt raped her in a hotel room in mid-October.
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Also, keep in mind that your 2015 refund could be withheld if you haven't filed returns for 2016 and 2017.
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The names of the crewmembers will be withheld until 24 hours after their relatives are notified, the Miramar base said.
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In this situation, up to 20% also can be withheld, but that garnishment cannot reduce your monthly benefit below $230.
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Taylor testified that he was told the aid would be withheld until Ukraine conducted the investigations that Trump had requested.
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Part of workers' pay would be withheld in a saving account to be drawn from after they returned to Mexico.
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People who work for traditional employers fill out forms that dictate how much tax should be withheld from their paychecks.
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"I resigned out of fear," said the worker, Ana, who asked that her surname be withheld because she is undocumented.
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They both confirmed that Ms. Carroll had described the incident to them, but asked for their names to be withheld.
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The Pentagon said the names of the dead service members would be withheld until next of kin have been notified.
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The more allowances you claim — for your spouse and your dependents — the less tax will be withheld from your pay.
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Leesa, who asked that her last name be withheld, told us that this was her first Black Friday shopping trip.
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Also your 10403 refund could be withheld if you haven't filed tax returns for 2015 and 2016, the IRS explains.
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"You can't raise a family on that," said Meng, who spoke on the condition that his full name be withheld.
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FOX59 Indianapolis reported that the suspect&aposs identity will be withheld from the public unless he is tried as an adult.
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"We call him Trompa," said Luis Gerardo, one of the Honduran caravan organizers who requested that his last name be withheld.
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Balarezo proposed, instead, that the names of prospective jurors be withheld from the public and Guzmán, but disclosed to the attorneys.
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J.Z. asked for his full name to be withheld due to fears of reprisal at his school and from immigration officials.
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MORE (R-Ind.): Brooks submitted a letter to the House administrator the day the shutdown began asking her salary be withheld.
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Health insurance coverage will continue, and premiums will accumulate during the shutdown, to be withheld from paychecks after the government reopens.
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Bottom line up front: Judgment of former national security advisor Michael Flynn should be withheld until all the facts are clear.
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"In accordance with [Defense Department] policy, the identity of the pilot will be withheld 24 hours," pending next of kin notification.
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She asked that her name be withheld for fear of retribution and donned a face veil that revealed only her eyes.
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Patricia Notopoulos, the lead prosecutor in the case, argued that the names should continue to be withheld due to security concerns.
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When Mary — who asked that her last name be withheld — read the local news, she learned her attacker's name: Jabbar Currence.
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The allegations against the division are still being investigated, Moore said, asking that judgement be withheld until the investigation is complete.
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The Pentagon added that the names of the dead and wounded will be withheld as part of next-of-kin notification.
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One bill would punish communities that offer sanctuary to unauthorized immigrants facing deportation; those communities' share of state revenues would be withheld.
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Many of the 2m-plus rural people who have been receiving food handouts from international donors fear such necessities could be withheld.
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The woman, Yelena, asked that her last name be withheld as she described the events of last week, when she was carjacked.
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I'm sending a letter to the House Chief Administrative Office asking that my pay be withheld in the event of a shutdown.
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The station named the farmer late Wednesday, but he spoke to Fox News on the condition that his identity would be withheld.
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"I could not understand — and I violated this rule knowingly — why these issues should be withheld from the public," Mr. Booker said.
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While your wages — and your tax withholding — may be level throughout the year, bonuses may not be withheld at the appropriate rate.
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On April 25, a federal judge blocked the provision of Trump's executive order that instructed federal funding be withheld from sanctuary jurisdictions.
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"Things have not changed drastically," said Michael Jay Wolfe, the president of Midboro Management, which requested that the building address be withheld.
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The names of those killed will be withheld pending next-of-kin notification, and a safety investigation team will investigate the incident.
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The name of the service member will be withheld for 24 hours after the next of kin is notified, the military said.
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A person&aposs name can be withheld from a patient registry for multiple reasons, including a request by relatives or law enforcement officials.
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Most of those who spoke to Reuters asked for their names to be withheld, fearing they could jeopardize their future by speaking publicly.
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"I don't see any basis whatsoever for those redactions to be made and for that information to be withheld from Waymo," Corley said.
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"He is an amazing man inside and out," she says about the boyfriend, who asked that his name be withheld from the story.
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Vast sums of federal funding are at stake: Money could be withheld from public schools that refuse to comply with the federal directive.
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The board of directors for Ocean Spray must approve each patronage payment allowing the payment to be withheld or adjusted for business needs.
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Some federal employees would be deemed essential and would continue to work, but their pay would be withheld until the shutdown is over.
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In a cover letter transmitting the 22 names to CREW on Friday, the Justice Department said that the remaining records would be withheld.
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"Certain specialties are at the highest risk," explained a board-certified anesthesiologist in New York, who also asked that his name be withheld.
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Right now, the burden is on the district attorney to make the case that this information should be withheld to ensure witness safety.
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He's asked for his full name to be withheld because he has been getting harassed and doxxed after the false narrative went viral.
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The military must now disclose whether the landlords are granted incentive fees, which will be withheld if the companies fail to remedy hazards.
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"Right now, I'm really afraid," said Claudia, who asked that her last name be withheld because she is hoping not to be found.
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But it gave no further details, saying the name of the service member killed would be withheld until next of kin were notified.
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The secrecy around the app this year came from the Iowa Democratic Party, which asked that even its name be withheld from the public.
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Amanda, who asked that her last name be withheld to avoid complicating her asylum case, said she had no option but to travel north.
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In other words, find out whether you are responsible for paying your taxes on your own, or will they be withheld from your paycheck.
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Fishermen remain at risk of forced labor and the wages of some continue to be withheld, the International Labour Organization (ILO) said in March.
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"Customers of ours are being scared by your police and customs," complained one supplier, who asked for his name to be withheld over email.
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That representative then advises the ex-president on which documents should be withheld on executive-privilege grounds and which ones should be made public.
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Along with 100 of our colleagues from the House and the Senate, we have asked for our pay to be withheld during this shutdown.
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"I used to call him the pushover," said a colleague who asked that her name be withheld out of sensitivity to the Azimi family.
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If I'm not safe in Mexico, I'll be even less safe in Guatemala,' he said, requesting his last name be withheld for security reasons.
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The names of those killed will be withheld until after the families are notified, and a safety investigation team will look into the incident.
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Short notice, but Sam, who asked that his last name be withheld because he was the victim of a crime, agreed for one reason.
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EG, a successful asylum-seeker from El Salvador, spoke to Axios via interpreter Antonia Basu and asked that her name be withheld for her safety.
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The Philadelphia physician, who asked that his name be withheld out of privacy concerns, has been a part of the friendship lab for 20 years.
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An unusually large share of workers' take-home pay is made up of bonuses, which can be withheld fairly easily during times of economic trouble.
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And in fact she feared that by telling that truth, she would experience retaliation after we left and her medication would continue to be withheld.
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At one point the dissident, who asked that his name be withheld for his safety, lost consciousness and had to be taken to the hospital.
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Stephanie and her fiancé Arryn (who requested their last names be withheld) posed for a boudoir photo series with Bria Terry of Wolf & Rose Photography.
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NATO provided no further details and the service members' names will be withheld until next of kin are notified, in accordance with Defense Department protocol.
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Julie, who asked that her last name be withheld, believes that Gothard was isolating her socially so that she would only feel safe with him.
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All the officials CNN spoke to asked that their names be withheld, not just because the investigation remains ongoing, but because of concerns about reprisal.
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The amount to be withheld each month will equal one-twelfth of the total amount of stipends paid by the Palestinian Authority the year before.
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Most American trade and aid for World Bank and International Monetary Fund support would be withheld and so, presumably, would Japanese and European Union support.
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The Pentagon official suggested that Mr. Mulvaney had been pushing for the assistance to be withheld, and urged the Ukrainians to reach out to him.
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While neuroplasticity is stronger in early childhood, the new study suggests that surgery should not be withheld after an arbitrary end date, Dr. Gupta said.
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The women each bear accents from their homelands: Nirva, who asked that her full name be withheld, fled here from Haiti after the 2010 earthquake.
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Prosecutors have also asked that some evidence — including the names of key witnesses — be withheld until the last minute out of concerns for their safety.
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During a press conference Thursday morning, Sebring Police Chief Karl Hoglund said that three of the five victims' families had requested their information be withheld.
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Lauren, a 29-year-old YouTuber who asked her last name be withheld for privacy reasons, spent hours on TikTok the first time she downloaded it.
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"In retrospect, I'm amazed that no one else in our family has suffered any major harm," said Max's mother, who asked that her name be withheld.
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"I cried a lot," said Vanesa, who asked that her full name be withheld because she did not want others to know she had an abortion.
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Where applicable, taxes may be withheld by Sponsor and Sponsor shall have no obligation to adjust any prizes or otherwise compensate winners for any taxes withheld.
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Noknoi, who asked that her surname be withheld due to the sensitivity of the topic, was born in a Thai village near the border with Myanmar.
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Abbott spokeswoman Ciara Matthews said the money that would be withheld from Travis County is a series of one-time criminal justice grants totaling $1.8 million.
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"It makes me do things like shoot up my face," said Renato, who works in real estate and also asked that his last name be withheld.
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Third, Airbnb should stop having users display an actual name or profile picture before booking; that information should be withheld until a reservation has been confirmed.
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Jenna, 27, of the Cleveland area (who asked that her last name be withheld) has struggled with drug and alcohol addiction problems since she was 193.
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Herman also added that signing bonus money could be withheld as clubs seek neutral physicians that can visit players in line with the NFL's new rules.
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Here, Democrats singled out the prospect that Mueller collected damning information on Trump's family and his closest aides, arguing that these findings should not be withheld.
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Highway funding can be withheld 24 months after the EPA has determined the state efforts are inadequate unless Wheeler takes action to fast-track the process.
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Mueller also relied on confidential grand jury information, and Barr says he will need to work with Mueller to determine what information needs to be withheld.
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According to the Times, at issue are laws designed to ensure a fair trial by allowing a criminal defendant to request their identity be withheld from publication.
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"We don't have clear guidance" from the Education Department on whether funds would be withheld, said Deborah Rigsby, the National School Boards Association's director for federal legislation.
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Wilmer had done a review of the documents to see if anything was privileged and should be withheld before turning them over to the government, Asonye said.
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The academy's statement acknowledged that it did not control the distribution of "screeners," a coveted perk that could be withheld from those who have no voting rights.
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Many details could be withheld on grounds of national security because information about Russia's interference in elections is drawn, in part, from U.S. and international intelligence gathering.
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That includes grand jury documents, wiretapping records and other confidential materials that a controversial Justice Department legal opinion last year concluded could be withheld in some circumstances.
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It will also mean that loans from other international creditors, such as the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), would be withheld.
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"I would describe myself as an old soul, always was," Paige, who asked that her last name be withheld to protect against reprisals, said in an email.
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Still, Maysara, who asked that his last name be withheld for fear of reprisals, said he would take his chances with government rule rather than flee again.
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In emails uncovered during an internal review, Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, also asked budget officials how long the aid could be withheld.
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Mr. Mulvaney also asked the officials at the Office of Management and Budget how long the aid could be withheld, three people familiar with the review said.
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"We're going after criminals who hurt innocent people," said one militia commander who, like others, asked that his name be withheld because he confessed to extrajudicial killings.
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The FBI's response states that any records the FBI has must be withheld because disclosure would interfere with enforcement proceedings and disclose information vital for effective investigations.
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"Nothing will be withheld from competitors; consumer prices will not go up," the companies said, arguing the lawsuit itself was holding back consumer access to better products.
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"It's a very pleasant, natural high state that you want more and more of," Maria, who asked that her last name be withheld for privacy reasons, told CNBC.
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"You know what it is once you smell it," said the U.S. Army soldier, who requested that his name be withheld for fear of reprisal from his superiors.
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"People make me feel disabled, like I'm not a whole person who can be depended on," said Ahzan, who asked that her full name be withheld for privacy.
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This will determine how many permits will be withheld or added by the reserve in auctions for the 12-month period, running from September 2018 to August 2019.
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Under the proposals, funds could be withheld from countries which fail to abide by treaty obligations to respect the rule of law, such as by having independent courts.
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"We conducted an investigation for days after we have been tipped off this was happening," said the spokesperson, who asked his name be withheld for fear of retaliation.
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Grassley said he and Feinstein may have to meet with Mueller to determine what they can get their hands on and what will be withheld by Mueller's investigators.
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However, we still do not know if the aid would have continued to be withheld if the Ukrainians failed to meet the alleged demand by Trump for investigations.
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That semester, Hannah, who asked that her name be withheld due to privacy reasons, found most of the books she needed on Scribd, an e-book subscription service.
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The tight restrictions are worrying for Daniel, a 27-year-old from New York's capital Albany who asked that his last name be withheld for medical privacy reasons.
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Instead, I told her not to lose faith, not to give up, wondering all the while if the refuge she sought here might be withheld from her forever.
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"They are playing games with the needs of desperate people," said Simona, 46, who like Katia requested the family's last names be withheld to avoid harming their case.
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"There was a legal consensus at every step of the way that the money could be withheld to conduct the policy review," the spokesperson, Rachel K. Semmel, said.
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Washington (CNN)Several members of Congress have asked that their pay be withheld during the government shutdown, with some saying they will donate that money to charity. Rep.
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A freshman House Republican who faces a tough reelection in November is asking that his pay be withheld until the chamber passes a budget resolution this year. Rep.
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After learning that their mother had spoken with a reporter, both children declined to be interviewed, requesting that their names be withheld because of agreements with their employers.
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Trump on Tuesday acknowledged that he directed the aid to be withheld, but told reporters he did so because he wanted Europe to step up and contribute more.
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Taylor testified that Sondland told the Ukrainian official that critical military assistance to the eastern European country would be withheld unless Zelensky "committed to pursuing" a Biden investigation.
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"If it's this easy to put my name on, then why isn't it easy to take off?" said Ann, 45, who asked that her last name be withheld.
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" They then added, "Upon review, it has been determined that all substantive portions of the document (18 pages) must be withheld in full from disclosure pursuant to the FOIA.
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But where suspicion of wrongdoing is strong, and there is cause to worry that evidence may be withheld, tampered with or destroyed, a judge may approve more aggressive action.
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The names of the two US service members will be withheld for 24 hours until next of kin is notified in accordance with DOD policy, according to CENTCOM's statement.
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In the event of a shutdown, some federal employees would be deemed essential and would continue to work, but their pay would be withheld until the shutdown is over.
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The group was founded in 2017 by a then-teenage sneaker reseller named Ari, who requested that his last name be withheld in this story due to privacy concerns.
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A 25-year-old businessman, Osman, who asked that his surname be withheld for fear of a negative reaction from business partners, was one of a handful who did.
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They also could contain confidential information provided by third parties to the FTC, he added, and as such can be withheld under provisions of the Freedom of Information Act.
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He told impeachment investigators that a White House budget official said on a secure phone call in July that Trump had personally directed that the military aid be withheld.
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With some leading Democrats pushing to delay transmittal of the articles and others advocating that they be withheld altogether, the limbo is likely to persist until the new year.
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Gizmodo, citing provisions of the federal FOIA statute, had requested that the FCC release "any reasonably segregable portion" of non-exempt material contained in documents it felt should be withheld.
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"It was like calling a girl a bitch or a ho," said Mel, a 24-year-old e-girl, who asked that her full name be withheld for safety reasons.
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Rather, they appear to document Sanger's efforts to fact-check portions of Confront and Conceal, as well as to give Morell an opportunity to request that sensitive details be withheld.
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The final draft also includes the word "non-contributory" in defining the kind of benefits that can be withheld — very few states other than Britain offer significant payments like that.
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The NCAA basically tells its member schools that once each football or basketball player hits the full cost of attendance at that institution, all additional potential payments must be withheld.
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She told the story of a woman with epilepsy who had her medication confiscated, and was worried that after lawmakers left the medicine would continue to be withheld as punishment.
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Should Iran Air misuse any aircraft, they insist, the rest of the order will be withheld, as will spare parts, which are vital to keeping the fleet in the air.
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"We had to get them all out and put the fires out," said an ambulance driver who has worked for Adem for years but asked that his name be withheld.
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A document issued from the court did not include her name - though it is common in drug-related cases for judge's names to be withheld in order to protect them.
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He then alienated some lawmakers by telling parliament to "grow up and get real" when he argued that the full legal advice should be withheld to safeguard the public interest.
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The conversation grew heated as Amira and her mother, who asked that the families' last names be withheld to avoid a tribal backlash against them, refused to return the gold.
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"Every second, every day I fear for the safety of my child and wife," said Mamadou, who asked that his last name be withheld out of concern for his family.
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" There was a dog whistle here: Hormones and surgery can and should be withheld from patients who want them when such treatments cannot be reasonably expected to "maximize good outcomes.
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Those determinations are important because any file covered by that privilege could be withheld from the prosecutors who are investigating Mr. Cohen's various business projects, including some involving Mr. Trump.
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"It's worse if I'm seeing him on TV," Jennifer, 15, who asked that her last name be withheld because of her father's uncertain immigration status, said in a telephone interview.
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For "maximum accuracy and privacy," the IRS recommends using its Tax Withholding Estimator to determine the amount that should be withheld based on your income for one or more jobs.
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Schiff and his House colleagues nevertheless accused Trump on Thursday of personally ordering nearly $400 million in U.S. aid that had been approved by Congress for Ukraine to be withheld.
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On a Wednesday in May, John — whose lawyer asked that his last name be withheld — went to the Legal Aid Society's TriBeCa office, stuck between Gap's headquarters and a preschool.
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Letwin's amendment said parliamentary approval for the deal, required in order to ratify it, should be withheld until the government has passed the legislation needed to implement the exit agreement.
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At the time of closing, at least 25 percent of the sale price must be withheld by the buyer's lawyer to ensure that any taxes owed are paid, he said.
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There is no longer a justification "for the Page warrant orders and application materials to be withheld in their entirety," and "disclosure would serve the public interest," the Times wrote.
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Trump joined the fray in February, suggesting on Twitter that federal funds be withheld from the University of California, Berkeley, after officials there nixed a Milo event because of violent protests.
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Writing for a three-judge panel, Circuit Judge Kathleen O'Malley said eight of the documents could be withheld on the basis of either presidential privilege, or privilege of the deliberative process.
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They say that the meeting is a prize that should be withheld until North Korea has irreversibly dismantled its nuclear program and has allowed inspectors into its country to verify this.
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About a year ago, everything seemed to be going well for T., who asked for her full name and industry to be withheld because of fear of retaliation by her employer.
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Two friends who have corroborated Carroll's claim that she told them about the alleged incident spoke to the Times but asked for their names to be withheld, according to the Times.
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Lee, 53, who asked that her last name be withheld to protect her privacy, found out in 2014 that she had the disease, and that it had spread to her liver.
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Beto O'Rourke (Texas) have said nonviolent offenders should be able to vote while in prison, though they have said voting rights should be withheld from violent criminals who are behind bars.
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Fishermen remain at risk of forced labor, and the wages of some continue to be withheld, despite pressure from major retailers to clean up the industry, ILO said in its report.
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Shagari asked for his current location and full name to be withheld for fear of retaliation from Boko Haram, having cut ties with the insurgents as part of his new life.
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She insists that she should be able to date men her own age, but because she finds them to have different goals, she requests that other relationships be withheld from them.
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"It's very good for coyotes and stuff like that," said the employee, who asked that his name be withheld since his shop did not sell the weapons to the fire department.
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A spokesman for CBS News said that shortly after the interview was recorded, its producers had received a phone call from the Egyptian Embassy requesting that it be withheld from broadcast.
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Barbara's sister, Delores, 75, (both women asked that their last names be withheld because of the nature of the crime at the center of this story) remembered the visits as well.
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Suffering from chronic pain and fatigue, Kevin, 57, who lives in central Michigan and asked that his last name be withheld because he had been in law enforcement, had to retire.
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Their tweets were accompanied by photographs of letters each of them sent to the chief administrative officer of Congress asking that their pay be withheld for the duration of the shutdown.
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KYIV — At the heart of the impeachment saga that ended on Wednesday in Donald Trump's acquittal was $391 million in US military assistance for Ukraine that the president ordered be withheld.
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Your Money Adviser Borrowers who have stopped repaying their federal student loans may get an unwelcome surprise during tax season: The refunds they were expecting may be withheld by Uncle Sam.
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Lawmakers in both parties had expressed concerns about the decision to withhold this year's money, and Democrats had proposed new language so that funds could not be withheld in the future.
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Multiple news outlets reported Monday night that Trump ordered millions of dollars in military aid for Ukraine be withheld just days before a July 85033 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Last November, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter signed a new certification waiver after military officials conducted an individualized review of the photographs and determined that most still needed to be withheld.
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It's not apparent how many votes would be withheld if a judge sides with the Republicans, but it's likely to affect places that have been more left-leaning in the past.
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Sarah, who agreed to talk on condition that her last name be withheld because she fears future litigation, inherited a piece of property in Southern California when her father died in 1986.
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Lawyers for Cohen and the Republican president have been going through millions of data files and paper records seized in the raid looking for information they believe should be withheld for investigators.
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"It takes time, but there's definitely money to be made if you want to make money," said Paul of YouTube ASMR channel Ephemeral Rift, who also asked his last name be withheld.
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She asked that her full name be withheld from the story because she does not want her family to know that she spoke to the media about what had happened to her.
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What you need to know: As the hearings begin, the Trump administration has directed that documents related to Kavanaugh's activities in the George W. Bush White House be withheld from the Senate.
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"It's a bad situation," he said, insisting that his last name be withheld from publication because, like Rafael, his landlord was unaware that so many people were living in such close quarters.
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Of the 291,770 electronic files contained on two of Mr. Cohen's cellphones and on one of his iPads, 148 are privileged and will be withheld if the judge approves, Ms. Jones said.
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That review is being conducted to determine if any of the materials are protected by attorney-client privilege and should be withheld from the prosecutors who are investigating Mr. Cohen, a lawyer.
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Kahlon said he had instructed that any sum paid to the attacker's family be withheld from tax revenue that Israel collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority (PA) under interim peace deals.
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"I had strawberry leaves for dinner today," Rajai, a 26-year old English and math teacher in Madaya, told VICE News by phone, asking that his name be withheld for security reasons.
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Employees have lost all interest, said Emilio, a worker in the Cardón refinery who asked that his last name be withheld because he feared punishment by the authorities for criticizing the company.
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The Resolute Support statement said the wounded service member was in a stable condition but gave no further details, saying their name would be withheld until after next of kin were notified.
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"My girlfriend would be talking, but I wouldn't hear what she was saying," says Steven (who requested that his last name and location be withheld because he feared possible termination from his job).
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"We are still embargoed from certain forms of communications, such as posting any notices in the Federal Register," said the US Forest Service Director in an email, who requested their name be withheld.
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DeVos did not, however, wade into the issue that has prompted the criticism: her repeated refusal to say specifically whether she believes federal funding should be withheld from non-public schools that discriminate.
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Jurors were in agreement on most of the counts early in their four hours of deliberations, said the juror, who asked that his name be withheld because of the nature of the case.
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"It's unexplainable," said H. Avakian, 2500, an ethnic Armenian Christian who arrived in Austria from Iran 223 months ago and asked that his first name be withheld out of fear for his safety.
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Emma, 38, a social worker who asked that her last name be withheld for privacy, said she took out a personal loan of tens of thousands of dollars to pay for her treatment.
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"We had hoped moving into a newer building that we wouldn't have these problems," said Ms. Lubin, who requested that the building address be withheld since the condo has not sued the developer.
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But in the past year, "we have been amazed at the speed and popularity of the device," he told Business Insider, asking that his name be withheld to protect his family&aposs privacy.
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And as several house managers pointed out, Nixon was like a dream to work with in comparison to Trump, who unlike Nixon, ordered that all documents and testimony be withheld from the house.
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Using the service alongside Dr. Sullivan, the young man, who asked that his name be withheld for privacy reasons spent several sessions visiting a virtual airport and, eventually, flying on a virtual plane.
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If the two salaries are divergent, however, it could mean that more tax than necessary would be withheld from your paycheck, although generally, "you won't have too little tax withheld," according to ADP.
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The Times reported that sources said Corallo was concerned by what she said, and thought she was either being naive or implying that the emails could be withheld from the special counsel's team.
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The professor, who asked that her name be withheld for Mr. Hawkins's privacy, arranged for him to meet with workers from Prisoners Abroad, an agency that provides support for convicts deported to Britain.
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Additional Democrats have come out in favor of impeachment following reports Monday night that Trump ordered millions of dollars in military aid for Ukraine be withheld just days before the call with Zelensky.
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"You can't can't go one block without hitting a massive pothole and having your coffee jump out of the coffee holder," Brian, who asked that his last name be withheld, told VICE News.
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Erica (who asked that her last name be withheld for fear of hurting her career) didn't fully grasp the power of the medication until one day when she forgot to put on the patch.
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On January 31st, the city of San Francisco sued Mr Trump over another executive order demanding that federal funding be withheld from so-called "sanctuary cities" that limit their cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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In an exclusive interview with NBC News, Lori, who asked that her full name and location be withheld, said that Jarrod Ramos terrorized her for so long that the whole thing had changed her.
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"The way they look at you, the way they talk to you, you get goosebumps," said L., who requested that his name be withheld for fear of retaliation from cartels and local armed gangs.
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"I don't enjoy the taste, I just drink it to clear the sinuses during allergy season," said Gina B., a medical student in Washington who requested that her last name be withheld from publication.
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On July 25, 2019, on a call between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and President Trump, Zelensky sought the restoration of military aid that the Trump administration had previously ordered be withheld from Ukraine. 2.
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Durbin opened his line of questioning after the lunch break by pressing Kavanaugh on whether he knew thousands of documents related to his time in the White House would be withheld from the committee.
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According to the account of the conversation provided to Taylor, Sondland told the Ukrainian official that military aid would be withheld until Burisma, the Ukrainian energy firm where Biden's son Hunter worked, was investigated.
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The accepted practice in Britain has long been that nutrition and fluids could not be withheld from a patient in a vegetative state without the approval of a specialist tribunal, the Court of Protection.
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The summary supports the impeachment charges because it confirms that Trump had requested a favor from the Ukrainian president, while other evidence reveals he contemporaneously directed that the appropriated funds for Ukraine be withheld.
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"There simply is no good reason why evidence that is directly relevant to the conduct at issue in the articles of impeachment should be withheld from the Senate and the American people," Schumer said.
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"There simply is no good reason why evidence that is directly relevant to the conduct at issue in the articles of impeachment should be withheld from the Senate and the American people," Schumer wrote.
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She asked for her last name to be withheld from the story, in which she accused the freshman congressman of repeatedly asking her on dates and for sex, even though she rejected his advances.
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"In this case, each of the companies which received a specific authorization for (Saudi Arabia) have provided us written request that their authorization be withheld from public release," the NNSA said in the document.
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Under the Child Welfare Provider Inclusion Act of 2017, 15 percent of federal funds for child welfare programs would be withheld from states that refuse to contract with or penalize agencies for their religious beliefs.
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On Thursday, the United States announced it would be withholding for now an additional $45 million in funding to the UN agency, bringing the total that could be withheld from it to potentially $110 million.
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These proposals include requiring unionized employees to annually re-agree to have dues deducted from their pay and allowing money to be withheld from teacher paychecks if a future strike results in missed school days.
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More recently, offended by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's sharp criticism of the Jerusalem move, Mr. Trump ordered that $65 million in American aid be withheld from the United Nations refugee agency that serves the Palestinians.
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The doctor, who requested that their name be withheld because they were not allowed to speak to the press, said there has been a significant increase in patients requiring dilation and curettage during the last year.
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Just about the only thing we don't know for sure is what kind of pornography he was storing — CIA Director Mike Pompeo said ahead of the release that any pornography or copyrighted material would be withheld.
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Late last month he put "sanctuary cities" on notice, announcing that grant money would be withheld from state and local governments that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities and turn over undocumented immigrants arrested for crimes.
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The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals said four documents could be withheld from Fairholme Funds and other investors on the basis of presidential privilege, and four other documents were protected by privilege of the deliberative process.
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" A white doctor in this study, who asked that his name be withheld because he has black patients, said he felt his interactions with those who came to the clinic were "normal, comfortable health care visits.
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The other question, though, is whether or not the $400 million in aid for Ukraine and the White House meeting was directly ordered by President Trump to have -- to be withheld until they did these investigations.
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According to the Washington Post, one week before that call Mr Trump ordered that $400m in military aid to Ukraine be withheld, and administration officials were told to lie about the reason it was being withheld.
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More than 20 email exchanges are to be withheld from a scheduled release of email from Clinton's time as secretary of state because they contain some of the government's most closely guarded secrets, the Associated Press reported.
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The Department of Justice said Thursday that it was working to get the committee more documents in response to a subpoena for the information, but that some materials the panel has requested will continue to be withheld.
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The Department of Justice said on Thursday it was working to get the committee more documents in response to a subpoena for the information, but said some materials the panel has requested will continue to be withheld.
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A judge ruled that profits from Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis's sprawling oceanfront escape in Punta de Mita, Mexico, will be withheld until he's paid back over $2 million he fraudulently transferred to support the estate.
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Details: The armed force branch said in a statement that the cause of the crash is currently under investigation, and that the names of the deceased will be withheld until 24 hours after next-of-kin notification.
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Justice did make efforts to protect them from publicity, and from harassment, decreeing that the proceeding would start before dawn, to keep the press and the public at bay, and that the plaintiffs' names would be withheld.
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Vicki, a mother in suburban Boston who requested that her last name be withheld to protect the family's privacy, asked her pediatrician for suggestions for her son, 17, who has long been trying to give up Juul.
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Relatives of the two other victims asked that their names be withheld from the public, the police chief said, adding that he would honor those requests under the terms of a new crime victims' law in Florida.
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"Everyone's just helping each other out to get noticed by Taylor," said Ani, 15, a high school student in Hong Kong who blogs as rosegardensthorns and asked that her last name be withheld because of college admissions.
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"To be clear, there was a legal consensus at every step of the way that the money could be withheld in order to conduct the policy review," OMB spokeswoman Rachel Semmel said in a statement to CNN.
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In his testimony, Sandy appeared to further link the president to claims that he directly ordered nearly $400 million in U.S. aid to be withheld as leverage to get Kyiv to open the two politically motivated investigations.
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Zelensky says Ukraine is ready to buy more Javelins, and was not aware at this point that Trump had ordered $250 million worth of military assistance aid to be withheld from Ukraine just days before this call.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's national Olympic committee has escaped the threat of suspension after failing to adopt a new constitution but funding will continue to be withheld until further notice, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Saturday.
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"Unless you've been through anything remotely like that, you can't understand," said one USDA employee who attended the Black History Month event, and who requested her name be withheld because of a pending Equal Employment Opportunity complaint.
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Corallo was reportedly alarmed that Hicks had suggested emails could be withheld from investigators in front of the president and without a lawyer on the phone — meaning the conversation could not be protected by attorney-client privilege.
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Cohen&aposs current legal team, led by McDermott Will & Emery partners Stephen Ryan and Todd Harrison, has been working for weeks to identify documents that should be withheld from prosecutors in the probe because of attorney-client privilege.
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Bolton has asserted in an unpublished manuscript that Trump told him in August 2019 that U.S. military aid to Ukraine would be withheld unless Ukrainian officials "helped with" investigations into the Bidens, according to The New York Times.
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"Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened," Trump said, appearing to leave open the possibility that some documents could still be withheld.
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For nearly eight years, the White House has asserted that disclosure of its role and direction in the 'sweep' must be withheld because either it could be disruptive to the financial markets or alternatively could threaten national security.
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VULNERABLE REP DOESN'T WANT TO BE PAID UNTIL BUDGET PASSES: A freshman House Republican who faces a tough reelection in November is asking that his pay be withheld until the chamber passes a budget resolution this year. Rep.
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"I was born in 1994, a few weeks prior to Kim Il-sung's death, and it's always been like this," a 24-year-old skater and engineering student from Chuncheon who asked his name be withheld, told me.
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"The people are scared to come because they fear that the government will come and take their merchandise," said Mary, a vendor in Ciudad Hidalgo who asked that her last name be withheld for fear of government persecution.
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"Food was never an issue," said Beatríz, who, like some others interviewed for this article, asked that her full name be withheld for fear that she would be persecuted by the Maduro administration for criticizing the economic situation.
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Finally, one passer-by — a 55-year-old mother of 10 who asked that her name be withheld — expressed the mind-set that has led Hasidic Jews to vote as a single bloc in state and local elections.
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Nonetheless, the demand for documents has provoked at least one angry confrontation between Mr. Cobb and Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, over whether certain documents should be withheld to protect the president's right to confidentiality.
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Douglas, who asked that his last name be withheld because of the nature of the crime, described the breathless year or so he spent running around with the woman, when he was about 17, she 10 years older.
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For the third time this week, the White House prohibited news organizations from airing the briefing, which has traditionally been televised, and requested that audio recordings be withheld from broadcast until the question-and-answer session had concluded.
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Taxes will be withheld from your bonus according to the percentage method, which is used if your bonus comes in a separate check, or the aggregate method, used if your bonus is tacked on to your regular pay.
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But despite reams of testimony from high-level officials in the White House, State Department and Pentagon, House impeachment investigators have yet to establish whether Giuliani knew that Trump had ordered the military aid to Ukraine be withheld.
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Jon, a blind man from British Columbia who asked his last name be withheld to avoid harassment, demonstrated over Skype chat how far modern screen readers are from being ready to tackle the premiere art form of our era.
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In recommending votes be withheld from five director nominees, Glass Lewis cited how the company had not disclosed that director Mitchell Saltz also sits on the board of police training services provider VirTra Inc, a potential conflict of interest.
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In recommending votes be withheld from director Mitchell Saltz, Glass Lewis' new report cited how the company had not disclosed that he also sits on the board of police training services provider VirTra Inc, a potential conflict of interest.
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A private security professional from Guadalajara, who asked that his name be withheld out of concern for his safety, told VICE News it is "very common" for criminal gangs to use private security firms to mask their illegal activity.
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The Senate has long standing norms and understandings for why some classified information must be withheld from the chamber as a whole, or even only to the "gang of eight" members on the committee and leaders of the Senate.
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Angelica (who asked that her last name be withheld to protect her privacy), is a 21-year-old demiromantic asexual; the former term means that she only experiences romantic attraction after developing an emotional connection with a person first.
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"I'd been given the wrong donor, and there's no way I would have found out unless my daughter took a DNA test," said Melissa, who asked that her full name be withheld to protect the privacy of her daughter.
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A former employee, Sarah, who worked briefly at the front desk of the Chateau Marmont in the early 1990s, is one of the women speaking up; she asked that her last name be withheld, fearing retribution from Mr. Balazs.
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The March 3 email, shared with Reuters by a recipient on condition that the doctors name and affiliation be withheld, said the heavy volume of cases scotched plans to furlough workers who had been potentially exposed to the virus.
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Several shareholders and board members spoke to a reporter for this story to offer their views and to corroborate the sequence of events, but they requested that their names be withheld to protect the identity of the co-op.
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Relying on that contention, Republicans cannot properly refuse to allow into the record the finding of the Government Accountability Office that the president did in fact break the law when he ordered appropriated funds for Ukraine to be withheld.
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This part indicates that the State Department determined some of the information in this document must be withheld under Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) exemptions that protect privacy, national security information, and the foreign activities of the US. 2.
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Khalid, a 32-year-old pharmacist who requested his real name be withheld, escaped the regime-controlled side of the city in December, after saving up $700 to buy himself a seat on a military helicopter leaving the city.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Thursday judgment should be withheld until all the facts are known after the U.S. government filed lawsuits seeking to seize $1 billion in assets bought with money stolen from a state fund he oversaw.
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One person who works at the hospital, and who requested their name be withheld — worried that speaking out would cost them their job — said that the handful of pro–abortion rights staffers were also not allowed to get close to Lucía.
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A judge ruled that profits from Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis's Casa Aramara — a sprawling oceanfront escape in Punta de Mita, Mexico — will be withheld until he's paid back over $2 million he fraudulently transferred to support the estate.
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Kennedy allegedly asked that one of the emails be classified as "B9," with is not a classification for security purposes, but instead a likely reference to a FOIA exemption that allows certain information to be withheld in a FOIA release.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Around 2400 billion permits were in circulation in Europe's carbon market last year and almost 2100 million of those will be withheld from auctions in 215 as a step to curb oversupply, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
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The 34-year-old, who asked her real name be withheld out of fear that speaking out could affect her housing benefits, was enjoying a rare moment of relative peace on a snow day in a household with five kids.
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The family felt strongly that they didn't have the right to prevent Savannah from telling her story publicly, including sharing it with CNN, but asked that their hometown and last names be withheld to give them a measure of privacy.
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It also added to the growing body of evidence of a quid-pro-quo orchestrated by the White House, whereby military aid to Ukraine would be withheld until the Ukrainian president agreed to publicly say what Trump wanted him to.
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The practice is not unusual, but it would most likely create another tranche of material from Mr. Mueller's investigation to be withheld from Congress and kick off a fight between lawmakers and the administration that would further delay a resolution.
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In anticipation of potential confusion over the new system, the Internal Revenue Service will release a calculator at the end of February so that workers can more accurately estimate how much of their income should be withheld from their paychecks.
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In the crowded front room, Jorgito, who, like other illegal immigrants interviewed for this article, asked that his last name be withheld to prevent officials from identifying him and his family, introduced the doctor to his friends, relatives and pastor.
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He took a tough tone on Pakistan, which has long played a double game, taking billions of dollars in aid from Washington while giving safe haven to the Taliban and other militants; the president hinted that some aid could be withheld.
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" Schiff also said: "The idea that vital military systems would be withheld for such a patently political reason, for the reason of serving the president's reelection campaign, is a phenomenal breach of the president's duty to defend our national security.
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A watchdog reviewing the nearly 900,000 files and other items seized from President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen by the FBI has found that just a tiny fraction should be withheld from federal prosecutors because of attorney-client privilege.
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" He testified he believed White House officials wouldn't allow a state visit and hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid would be withheld until Ukrainian officials delivered "a public statement announcing investigations of the 1 election/DNC server and Burisma.
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On Thursday, Boyd said the department had already produced more than 17,000 pages of documents and intends to "continue its substantial production of documents," but that certain materials, including a memo from a Commerce attorney to Gore will continue to be withheld.
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Some of that can be withheld but only in very specific circumstances, such as the publication of fraudulent research or the refusal of a university to comply with the Title IX law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in educational programs.
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Bob Latta (R-Ohio): Latta wrote in a Facebook post last month that he had asked that his pay be withheld during the shutdown, arguing that members of Congress shouldn't get salaries at a time when federal workers were not receiving pay. Rep.
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Specifically, Carson has suggested that HUD's Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), which give local politicians wide discretion to spend federal money on their favored projects, should be withheld from jurisdictions that enforce zoning rules that stand in the way of new housing supply.
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White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham pointed to Sondland's inability to say who ordered the aid to Ukraine be withheld and that he admitted he "presumed" there was a link between the demand for a statement from the Ukrainians and releasing the aid.
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Under the new law, the IRS overhauled the , which employers use — along with Form W-4 — to determine how much income tax ought to be withheld from your paycheck based on the number of allowances you claim and how much you earn.
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Watch the VICE News documentary Inside America's Billion-Dollar Weed Business: The Grass Is Greener: The tight restrictions are worrying for Daniel, a 27-year-old from New York's capital Albany who asked that his last name be withheld for medical privacy reasons.
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An inmate who called himself "Po Boy," a native of Chicago doing time on a parole violation who like several others in this article requested his real name be withheld for fear of retribution, argued Trump carries himself like a mob boss.
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Three other people who were at the gathering — Tawi Achieng Nyang'aya, Stephen Derwent Partington, and one person who asked that their name be withheld — told BuzzFeed News they heard Patel yell at Mochama, but did not see any other direct interactions between them.
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"I think it's been pretty important for us to focus on the fact that gun control in America has a legacy of racist enforcement," said Antifa Seven Hills spokesperson James (who asked that his name be withheld to avoid getting doxxed online).
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"This morning I requested that my pay be withheld until the shutdown is over," Representative-elect Mikie Sherrill, Democrat of New Jersey, said Wednesday on Twitter, where she posted a letter to the chief administrative officer of the House making her request official.
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Before, people would be devastated if they lost a job at Pdvsa, said José, a worker in the Amuay refinery who also asked that his last name be withheld because he feared retribution from his bosses for speaking publicly about the company.
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"The message is very clear to the SDF militants and their backers in the coalition, headed by America: the lands they took from Daesh are rightfully the Syrian state's," said the non-Syrian commander, who requested that his name and nationality be withheld.
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KUALA LUMPUR/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Thursday judgment should be withheld until all the facts are known after the U.S. government filed lawsuits seeking to seize $1 billion in assets bought with money stolen from a state fund he oversaw.
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She requested that her name be withheld because she's doing her best to preserve what she can of Lucía's privacy in the hopes of giving her some semblance of a normal life, an almighty challenge given all she's been through by the age of 11.
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He confirmed that the United States ambassador to the European Union, Gordon D. Sondland, told a top Ukrainian official that security assistance would be withheld until the country committed to investigations, pointing to a quid pro quo at the heart of the impeachment inquiry.
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While the team is open with me about their work, everyone I spoke to at the design group—except for Weiss—requested that their real names be withheld because they fear of being outed to their families for working in the sex toy industry.
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The benefactors requested for their names to be withheld and asked that their generosity not be acknowledged during the official inauguration for the spruced-up grotto, whose architectural wonders were for so long hidden by wild plants and left at the mercy of the elements.
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"I call him every day and tell him how much I love him for saving my nephew's life," Destiny McKinney, who lost her sister Kacey Renee McKinney in the shooting, tells PEOPLE about the boyfriend, who asked that his name be withheld from the story.
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"Of course, Trump's response — you saw that — was to blame the victims, threaten to withhold federal funds," Maher remarked, referring to a tweet the president sent warning California officials that federal funds could be withheld if the state does not do more to prevent wildfires.
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Inspector general did not agree with decision to withhold complaint A source familiar with Tuesday's briefing told CNN that the inspector general indicated to lawmakers that he did not agree with the administration's assertion that details in the whistleblower complaint should be withheld from Congress.
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Adrian, who asked that his last name be withheld because he plans to return soon for work, said that for the most part, things felt no different than they did on past visits when Trump and Kim were threatening to launch missiles at each other.
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On Tuesday, Judge Leonard Hanser of Palm Beach County said in a ruling that Kraft's "right to a fair trial" on charges of soliciting prostitution "requires the disputed videotape to be withheld" — for a limited period of time — from media organizations that have sought the videos' release.
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Over the years, the National Archives has released most documents related to the case, but a final batch, amounting to tens of thousands of pages, remains and only Trump has the authority to decide whether some should continue to be withheld or released in redacted form.
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"I nodded out and my upper half fell in between my legs, cutting off my circulation to my lower half for 6-10 hours," said the 27-year old Tennessee native, who requested his last name be withheld so he could speak openly about his drug history.
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On Friday, House Democrats subpoenaed the White House and Vice President Mike Pence for "stonewalling" its inquiry, which stemmed from a whistleblower complaint about Trump's July call with Zelensky, in which he suggested that foreign aid for Ukraine would be withheld unless Zelensky aided Trump's campaign interests.
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It also probes Trump's own insistence that the congressionally mandated military aid package be withheld as he sought investigations into Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who worked on the board of a Ukrainian energy company while his father served under President Barack Obama.
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Each day, the investigator, a veterinary technician who asked that her name be withheld because of her undercover work, wore a hidden camera that captured what she saw: Puppies suffering from eye infections, bronchitis and pneumonia, some still for sale.. "It was horrifying," the investigator said.
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The news comes after text messages released by House Democrats revealed top US diplomats to Ukraine discussing a quid pro quo at the heart of the impeachment inquiry: that aid to the country would be withheld until it did the bidding of the president's personal political interests.
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Former President Barack Obama suggested in January 2017 that information related to a federal probe of Russian election interference might have to be withheld from aides to then-President-elect Donald Trump, according to an internal White House email released Monday by two senior GOP senators.
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As Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell explained, the longer the political crisis in Puerto Rico goes on, the greater the likelihood that crucial recovery funds will continue to be withheld by the federal government: It's been nearly two years since Hurricane Maria flattened homes and left millions without power.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions After two days of questions about how it was decided that more than 100,000 pages of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's White House work would be withheld from the Senate Judiciary Committee's review, the Justice Department took responsibility for the decision on Monday night.
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"There are so many kids that play that game, and the company should be more careful and be aware of the content that's on their site," the woman, who asked that her name be withheld for fear of real-world harassment, said in a phone interview with NBC News.
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The dispute over whether evidence the police gathered by stopping Mr. Lewis can be withheld from trial also highlights the erosion of the exclusionary rule, established by the Supreme Court, which says illegally obtained evidence should be kept from trials, said Stuart Green, a professor at Rutgers Law School.
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Related: 'Children Are Eating Leaves Off The Trees': The Nightmare of The Siege of Madaya, Syria "I had strawberry leaves for dinner today," Rajai, a 26-year old English and math teacher in Madaya, told VICE News by phone, asking that his name be withheld for security reasons.
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When the company struggled, Mr. Kalanick and a partner took the tax dollars from employee paychecks — which are supposed to be withheld and sent to the Internal Revenue Service — and reinvested the money into the start-up, even as friends and advisers warned him the action was potentially illegal.
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Yet warnings that aid would be withheld if Kiev failed to improve its governance and fight corruption — made by several US senators and former Vice President Joe Biden -- are hardly in the same league as making a similar threat in the hope of getting dirt on a political foe.
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Rep. Mark PocanMark William PocanTop progressive calls for Pompeo's salary to be withheld over Sondland's blocked testimony Democrats take Trump impeachment case to voters Democrats press Nadler to hold Lewandowski in contempt MORE (D-Wis.) is advocating for Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort Pompeo insists US didn't give Turkey 'green light' to invade MORE's salary to be withheld until EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland is permitted to testify before Congress as part of Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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Earlier this year, a government watchdog said that the IRS could do a lot more to prevent W-2 scams in the future — not least telling taxpayers when their filings have been accepted, so that it can be withheld and refunds are protected in case the taxpayer flags it as fraudulent.
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"The sheer volume of materials in this archive, as well as the fact that many documents include private conversations among public officials, requires us to make journalistic decisions about which documents should be reported on and published, and which documents should be withheld," the Intercept authors wrote by way of preface.
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Reuters wrote that each of the companies involved requested that their 810 authorizations stay on the down-low:"In this case, each of the companies which received a specific authorization for (Saudi Arabia) have provided us written request that their authorization be withheld from public release," the NNSA said in the document.
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President s lawyers on Sunday night asked a federal judge to temporarily block prosecutors from reviewing files seized by the FBI from Trump's long-time personal attorney Michael Cohen — and to allow the president to get the first crack at determining which documents can permanently be withheld because of attorney-client privilege.
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Testimony by Laura Cooper, deputy assistant secretary of defense, was the latest to be made public that showed the internal machinations of the administration as Trump insisted that nearly $400 million in aid slated for Ukraine be withheld until its president publicly launch an investigation into one of Trump's top political rivals.
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The law now requires agencies to make records that have been requested three or more time available to the public electronically, extends the period of time allowed to appeal a request that's been denied from 30 to 90 days, and limits when records created more than 85033 years ago can be withheld.
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A team of roughly 50 lawyers is reviewing tens of thousands of pages of documents held by the Bush Library in Texas as part of an effort to determine which, if any, should be withheld from the Senate based on Mr. Bush's assertion of "executive privilege" — his right to object to their release.
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In a report submitted to Kimba M. Wood, the federal judge presiding over Mr. Cohen's case in Manhattan, the special master, Barbara S. Jones, said that only 14 paper documents out of the 639 that she had looked at are privileged, or partly privileged, and would be withheld from the prosecutors' inquiry.
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In the lead-up to the caucuses, officials at the state party and the D.N.C. made an effort to keep Shadow's involvement a secret, asking with no apparent irony that even the name of the company be withheld from the public, arguing that hackers could not attack what they did not know existed.
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"The administration issued a notice of violation, declaring that California was not complying with the federal Weldon Amendment, which says that certain funds can be withheld if a state or local government discriminates against a 'health care entity' for not providing or paying for abortions," the New York Times's Pam Belluck reports.
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Francisca, who requested her last name be withheld because of concerns for her family's safety, said she tried to show some documents to the border agent in Tijuana — the death certificate for their son who was killed and a police report documenting the attempted rape of their daughter, also by gang members.
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The Department of Justice has a similar "deliberative process privilege" in its regulations, stating that information can be withheld to encourage open discussion within the department, to protect against premature disclosure of proposed policies, and to protect against public confusion that might result from disclosing reasons that weren't ultimately the grounds for an agency decision.
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President Trump has already reversed an Obama-era rule that blocked states from denying family planning grant funds to Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers, and now his administration is going further by suggesting all federal funds, whether they be grant or Medicaid dollars, be withheld from any healthcare center that also provides abortions.
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Over the next two weeks, Americans will hear testimony from witnesses concerning the allegation that President Donald Trump ordered military aid to Ukraine to be withheld until his counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, announced an investigation into Hunter Biden, son of a Democratic presidential front-runner, who served on the board of a Ukrainian natural-gas firm.
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Justice Brennan was a strong supporter of both of those ideas and initially saw the Plyler case as a way of undoing some of the damage, at least by using the sympathetic facts of the case to declare that public education was a fundamental right that couldn't be withheld without some surpassingly persuasive reason.
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Details: The WashPost and New York Times report that the records review by the White House Counsel's Office discovered that Mulvaney asked in an August email after Trump's July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky "whether there was a legal justification" for the move and for how long the military aid could be withheld.
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In addition to Stone and Liu, Democrats have a long list of issues they're likely to press Barr on, including his involvement in decisions surrounding Trump's decision to withhold military funds from Ukraine last year, and his handling of a whistleblower complaint about the episode that DOJ determined should be withheld from Congress, overruling an intelligence community inspector general.
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French HillJames (French) French HillA true believer in diversity, inclusion Restore Pell Grant eligibility to people in prison Here are the lawmakers who will forfeit their salaries during the shutdown MORE (R-Ark.): Hill said in December he "cannot in good conscience accept pay while federal employees are not receiving theirs" and asked his salary be withheld. Sen.
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He also said that actual payment of either all or part of the 2019 variable rewards would be withheld for the full executive team subject to the assessment of accountability for AUSTRAC's claims Westpac was sued by Australian regulators three weeks ago, who cited 23 million breaches of anti-money laundering laws, in the country's biggest ever such scandal.
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Trump also has admitted that he ordered millions of dollars in aid to Ukraine to be withheld before the conversation, though he maintains that no quid pro quo was discussed regarding a possible investigation into Biden and that the aide was held up amid a push for other European countries to also contribute to the matter.
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Fulghum told staff "nonpublic information" included details "you know or should have known has not been made available to the general public, is designated as confidential and would not be made public even upon a request," including material that may be withheld in a Freedom of Information Act request and data that DHS may make public at a later time.
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Now, the Crown is pushing for her release to be withheld until she agrees to a set of peace bond restrictions that she would need to follow while living as a citizen—some of which include not being allowed to go on the Internet, and not being allowed to change her identity or have relationships with men without notifying the police.
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Jennifer WextonJennifer Lynn WextonThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Progressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats Congress needs to continue fighting the opioid epidemic MORE (D-Va.) sent a letter Thursday to the House chief administrative officer asking for her pay to be withheld as a partial government shutdown drags on into a third week.
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The idea that vital military assistance would be withheld for such a patently political reason for the reason of serving the president's reelection campaign is a phenomenal breach of the president's duty to defend our national security and I hope that every member, Democrat and Republican, will speak out and condemn this illicit action by the president and his chief of staff.
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The news comes after text messages released late Thursday by House Democrats revealed top US diplomats to Ukraine discussing a quid pro quo at the heart of the impeachment inquiry into Trump: that aid to the country — in the form of either military funding or the president's support — would be withheld until it did the bidding of the president's personal political interests.
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The complaint led to an extraordinary injunction on March 20183, 1954, by a federal judge in Maine, John D. Clifford Jr. He ordered that any journal or pamphlet that mentioned orgone "shall be destroyed," that all orgone accumulators be destroyed, and that all copies of Dr. Reich's books that mentioned orgone "shall be withheld" from circulation until such references were redacted.
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"If it's a real college, where the board of trustees runs things, then there is a certain amount of vetting that takes place [in terms of the people and institutions from which gifts are accepted]," a higher-up in alumni relations and giving programs at a major public university, who requested their name be withheld for fear of losing their job, wrote in an email.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments GOP memo deflects some gun questions to 'violence from the left' MORE (R-Wyo.): Cheney requested her salary be withheld during the shutdown, saying it is not "appropriate" for members of Congress to be paid. Sen.
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"The idea that vital military assistance would be withheld for such a patently political reason for the reason of serving the president's reelection campaign is a phenomenal breach of the president's duty to defend our national security and I hope that every member, Democrat and Republican, will speak out and condemn this illicit action by the president and his chief of staff," Schiff added.
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In October, he tweeted a threat to cut off aid from the same countries, saying they "were not able to do the job of stopping people from leaving their country and coming illegally to the US." It's not clear how much money would be withheld, but some experts say halting aid isn't effective in reducing the number of migrants heading toward the US. 4.
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According to Craig, an ex-shooter with an intimate knowledge of the industry — who asked for his real name to be withheld because he still has close friends who shoot — many of the industry's counter-arguments to evidence of mistreatment are reliant on technicalities and claims that are deliberately hard to disprove, such as saying the distress documented in birds was due to the evidence gathering method, not the conditions.
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Greg GianforteGregory Richard GianforteHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2023 House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami Trump declares Gorka 'wins big' after clash with reporters in Rose Garden MORE (R-Mont.): "I strongly believe it is inappropriate for members of Congress to be paid while portions of the federal government remain shut down," Gianforte wrote in a letter Thursday requesting that his pay be withheld. Rep.
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Former US Special Envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker Text messages released late Thursday night by House Democrats revealed top US diplomats to Ukraine discussing a quid pro quo at the heart of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump: that aid to the country — in the form of either military funding or the president's support — would be withheld until it did the bidding of the president's personal political interests.
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Mark PocanMark William PocanHouse progressives to push for floor amendments on Pelosi drug price bill How Trump and Pelosi went from bad to worse Top progressive calls for Pompeo's salary to be withheld over Sondland's blocked testimony MORE (D-Wis.), the co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, told The Hill on Tuesday that progressives would push for "very specific," targeted amendments on the floor, unless leadership agrees to make the changes ahead of time.
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Mr. Corallo, who worked as a Justice Department spokesman during the George W. Bush administration, told colleagues he was alarmed not only by what Ms. Hicks had said — either she was being naïve or was suggesting that the emails could be withheld from investigators — but also that she had said it in front of the president without a lawyer on the phone and that the conversation could not be protected by attorney-client privilege.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) in a GOP-controlled Congress, the act ended welfare as an entitlement program; required recipients to begin working after two years of receiving benefits; placed a lifetime limit of five years on benefits paid by federal funds; sought to encourage two-parent families and to discourage out-of-wedlock births; enhanced enforcement of child support, and required state professional and occupational licenses to be withheld from undocumented immigrants.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinHouse Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Hillicon Valley: Capital One faces investigation over massive breach | DHS warns of cyber vulnerability in small aircraft | Senate bill would ban 'addictive' social media features Democrats take another stab at preventing foreign election interference MORE (D-Mich.): Slotkin, who oversaw the furloughs of hundreds of personnel at the Pentagon during a past shutdown, requested Thursday that her pay be withheld. Rep.
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