"I can't answer how that warehouse slipped through the cracks and that it bypassed our system -- or how it bypassed the city's system," the chief said.
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French ports such as Calais and Dunkirk would be bypassed.
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Due to snow, she bypassed the entire section by car.
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She is doubted at home, and has been bypassed abroad.
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Track 2 served downtown express trains, which bypassed the station.
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The No. 1 train has bypassed the station for years.
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Sometimes longer stretches of the intestine were bypassed, sometimes shorter.
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I could have bypassed the Curio, but I made a call.
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"Cut," Lynch said, and this time, he bypassed the translator's services.
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He de facto bypassed the Parliament and started ruling by decrees.
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Nobody noticed as he bypassed security and stealthily emptied the safe.
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On August 20163, Parker bypassed the press and released his own statement.
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He bypassed small-government ideology almost entirely in favor of white resentment.
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War Machine — have bypassed its battery to keep its distress signal going.
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If Alan Frumin Can't be Bullied or Bought, Can He Be Bypassed?
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The Economy Ministry alleged that Leclerc had bypassed French law via Eurelec.
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Progress has bypassed groups, communities, societies - and people have been left out.
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So development has bypassed this area altogether, which is perfect for me.
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Yes, the face unlock feature can, in some cases, be easily bypassed.
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For years, the turbocharged growth of the city's downtown bypassed the area.
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However, she continues to be bypassed by anthologies and historical accounts alike.
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Back to being the charisma-bypassed champions of 2 bar Ableton loops?
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One problem with this approach is that it has bypassed American voters.
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The only problem is that the parental-control lock is easily bypassed.
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The coronavirus death toll in Italy bypassed that of China on Thursday.
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His government bypassed the Parliament and issued ordinances to advance his policies.
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But this time, it bypassed hot flashes and went right to sex.
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That last phase, as relayed here, largely bypassed the family man Robertson.
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He bypassed the building's elevator for the short trip, taking the stairs.
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Have they been bypassed by the revolution that has lifted the crus?
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It also explains why they may have been bypassed in the end.
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According to Amazon, I bypassed a shocking 40 trips to various stores.
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It bypassed legislative bodies to avoid getting bogged down in local politics.
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But now that he knew about doorman buildings, he bypassed it altogether.
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She acknowledged her words may have "bypassed" the details of what really happened.
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"Secretary Lopez's ad interim appointment is considered bypassed," Senator Manny Pacquiao told reporters.
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It bypassed Apple's sometimes creatively choking restrictions and became its own mobile frontier.
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The post-war green revolution that transformed Asia seemed to have bypassed Africa.
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The internationally recognized Yemeni government quickly rejected the move, complaining of being bypassed.
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I bypassed that area and went straight upstairs to pick out my pod.
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In 603, the number of HIV cases detected in Russia bypassed 1 million.
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But Jack wanted more control, and when he bypassed Kurt that infuriated him.
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The world is full of turbulence and the turbulence has not bypassed Poland.
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Lionel Messi is on top this season with 18 bypassed defenders per game.
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This can be easily bypassed by a child with intent, the complaint argues.
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Reproductive desire seems like a big subject to have been bypassed by researchers.
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Japan's emperor bypassed the government by asking the people to endorse his departure.
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They have largely bypassed the mainstream Tunisian media and remain distrustful of journalists.
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He also bypassed the traditional Justice Department protocols for issuing pardons and clemency.
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The administration last month bypassed Congress on the arms sales by declaring an emergency.
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The tech: Because the bot networks mimicked human behaviors, they bypassed fraud detection programs.
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Wanting something natural and subtle, I bypassed extensions and landed on a lash lift.
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"Goliath" bypassed that, with Amazon making a 10-episode commitment out of the gate.
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Back in February, Williams bypassed her Etsy shop to sell items straight through Instagram.
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So we flew right out to Zagreb ... He bypassed typical London venture firms entirely.
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The Plumbing Manufacturers International union members bypassed the problem with free installations of both.
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Socialists see it as a roadblock to be bypassed, primarily by reinterpreting the Constitution.
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"There's no good reason to believe the epidemic had bypassed the state," she said.
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The process is voluntary, and Kunlun bypassed it at the time of the sale.
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"Back to being the charisma-bypassed champions of 2 bar Ableton loops?" he tweeted.
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It's just as likely Khan bypassed a hugely risky fight for one without consequence.
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They were followed in net bypassed defenders by Manchester City (18), and Bournemouth (15).
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In the World Cup, no one bypassed more defenders than Belgium, the surprising semifinalists.
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The letter that delivered that warning bypassed the regional experts based in San Francisco.
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But then he quickly bypassed the expected thanks and spoke instead of Brown's loss.
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But they also have overlooked entrepreneurs and innovators who have been bypassed by investors.
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The process bypassed committees, any public airing of the bill or formal bill drafting.
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Single notices can be read and bypassed similar to the way a software license agreement works [but] once the internet account receives a certain number of notices over a certain time period, the screen cannot be bypassed until the settlement payment is received.
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Some have bypassed rules outlawing interstate commerce, for instance, by trading as intellectual-property companies.
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And today, as he often does, the president bypassed the partisan press in the country.
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That prospect has angered fellow lawmakers and campaigners who say parliament should not be bypassed.
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The budget fight was bypassed with little controversy, but another fiscal crisis is quickly approaching.
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But most of the Kurds bypassed the buffet in favor of more classic tailgating options.
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Of course, services like these must be activated by the user and can be bypassed.
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Records were airbrushed; de-Nazification procedures were bypassed (they were considered "demoralizing"); immigration was expedited.
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For the closing ceremony, the blazers will be bypassed and the jeans replaced by shorts.
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The existing fencing in this area has been illegally bypassed some 800 times a year.
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In a phone interview, he said that many horror films bypassed theaters for home video.
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The country's mostly male Parliament — which chooses the president — has repeatedly bypassed her for men.
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To avoid Turner's in-house rules, the executives bypassed the company's computers and budgeting systems.
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"My parents were hippies but they bypassed all the clichéd rock stuff," Mr. Frahm said.
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But she bypassed those in favor of innocent, indeed almost frivolous, pink, cream and lavender.
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He had hearing aids and a pacemaker with a defibrillator for his triple-bypassed heart.
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On Sunday, Moss agreed, ruling that Trump bypassed USCIS' chain of command by appointing Cuccinelli.
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Republicans bypassed the Budget Committee so they could immediately bring the measure to the floor.
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But those steps are often bypassed in handshake deals between warehouse owners and party promoters.
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Southeastern Brooklyn, easily reached by water, is completely bypassed by this wonderful new commuting option.
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But Onavo had other ways of collecting consumer data that bypassed some of Apple's restrictions.
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I bypassed them and bee-lined to a car service S.U.V. to begin my journey home.
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There's a normal congressional process for changing boundaries of monuments, but they completely bypassed that. Right.
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Gyamfi represented D'Lisa Davies, a black female firefighter who said she was consistently bypassed for promotions.
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"We're very vulnerable with each other, but we've bypassed the discomfort in that vulnerability," she shares.
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Trump said former President Barack Obama bypassed Congress to set up the DACA program in 2012.
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Spotify, the leading subscription music app, has also bypassed Apple's in-app billing for similar reasons.
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McConnell bypassed the traditional committee and hearing process, not even giving it a chance to work.
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More than 100 people died in the attempted exodus and then the hurricane bypassed the city.
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Researchers bypassed this by feeding the apps false coordinates and measuring the changing distances from users.
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"We will not allow Bulgaria to be bypassed," Borisov told an investor roundtable for the hub.
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In using the AWA, Cook argued, authorities have bypassed regular systems and trampled on individual rights.
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Pruitt also said he was not aware that proper protocols were bypassed to issue the raises.
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However, Durbin cautioned that most senators bypassed trying to do so while establishing the Clinton rules.
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Mr. Affleck bypassed the ceremony amid continued criticism for settling sexual harassment suits in the past.
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At that point, many of the marchers bypassed the police by running across a dry riverbed.
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Many were completed in the final stretch of his presidency, often in ways that bypassed Congress.
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"I have never known a parental control that couldn't be bypassed by kids," Dr. Tarrant said.
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"The AfD can't be bypassed anymore," Alice Weidel, leader of the AfD's parliamentary group, said triumphantly.
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Apple defied a court order to assist the F.B.I., but another company bypassed the phone's encryption.
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The research staff appears to have bypassed the network of election experts that aided past inquiries.
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Yet the court in Texas bypassed a deeper exploration of these issues by dismissing the case.
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"She's leaving tomorrow for America and she can't attend next week so (she's) bypassed," Pacquiao said.
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But that windfall bypassed most smaller cities, which lack the deep pockets to support news gathering.
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But she also bypassed another event, the Alpine combined, where she would have been the favorite.
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And could she not have just shrugged her shoulders, answered, "I don't know," and bypassed the eyeball?
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Sometimes that meant small-ball moves with populist appeal, like when he bypassed lawmakers to lower tolls.
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Live Nation bypassed the Gwinnett Center, a popular arena outside the city, for another venue in town.
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He's fallen into a pit of snakes, bypassed ancient boobytraps and can even escape a runaway boulder.
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That is partly a result of the digital-communications revolution in which social media have bypassed intermediaries.
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Nelson has bypassed the struggling Michael Floyd in three-receiver sets, alongside Larry Fitzgerald and John Brown.
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The economic recovery that created millions of new jobs has largely bypassed small towns and rural America.
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A mainland mining bonanza, linked to trade with China, enriched the rest of Australia but bypassed Tasmania.
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It can be bypassed for an external unit if you feel it necessary to improve the sound.
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One should expect a further exploration of antiquated subsidies that have been bypassed by new market conditions.
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Bush issued a signing statement suggesting the law could be bypassed, prompting an uproar at the time.
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In fact, whole teams like the Golden State Warriors and Toronto Raptors have bypassed the visit altogether.
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Many credit Amedeo Scognamiglio, who bypassed the cameo's typical subject matter — profiles — to introduce hip, surprising motifs.
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Mr. Wyden and Mr. Merkley said Mr. Trump had completely bypassed Oregon's well-established bipartisan selection committee.
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Anderson told reporters on Sunday that the garbage truck bypassed the crossing signals in the Virginia collision.
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South Korea bypassed Park Chan-wook's "The Handmaiden" for "The Age of Shadows" by Kim Jee-woon.
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He also bypassed the committee's top Democrat, Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, to brief Mr. Trump.
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He said Algunade bypassed the central bank only for three months in late 2018, at Bashir's request.
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He said Algunade bypassed the central bank only for three months in late 2018, at Bashirs request.
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The administration argued Obama exceeded his powers under the Constitution when he bypassed Congress and created DACA.
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The Mets bypassed Tyler Pill, who has been underwhelming as a spot starter at times this season.
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Instead, airlines bypassed the major hubs and ordered midsize planes that could fly directly between regional airports.
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Knowing humble bureaucrats to be much less capable, donors have largely bypassed ministries and delivered services around them.
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But because she's usually bypassed the standard theatrical distribution model, critical and popular recognition have been much rarer.
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Erin bypassed college in favor of Hollywood, appearing as an actress on shows like The O.C. and Castle.
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Bosnia, which is not an EU state, was largely bypassed during Europe's refugee crisis, which peaked in 2015.
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Trump's administration has argued that Obama exceeded his constitutional powers when he bypassed Congress and created the program.
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Geofencing, or software restrictions on where drones can be flown, can be bypassed simply by installing modified firmware.
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The Romanian government bypassed parliament to decriminalise some forms of corruption by officials, sparking large protests in Bucharest.
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And in the case of Fortnite for Android, Epic bypassed the Play Store and its revenue cut altogether.
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With Gurley not playing, Kansas City Chiefs' running back Kareem Hunt bypassed him for the NFL rushing title.
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Underlining the complexity of the situation, Hadi's government quickly rejected the move, complaining that it had been bypassed.
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Prosecutors bypassed cameras set up outside the courthouse after the proceedings and did not speak to the press.
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The Democrats also suggested that Trump bypassed the typical Department of Justice vetting process for Libby's pardon request.
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Duterte re-appointed her in November after the commission on appointments - made up of lawmakers - bypassed her confirmation.
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Both bypassed college or journalism school and exemplified the idea that education is a lousy substitute for experience.
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But the group's founder and president, Michael Hill, reportedly bypassed this by collecting funds through his personal account.
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The earliest version of these were simple locks on the nukes themselves bypassed by a three-digit key.
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President Bush then bypassed the confirmation process by recess-appointing Pickering to the Fifth Circuit for one year.
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"Everything was meant to be semi-ugly, so we bypassed things that were precious or chic," says Flynn.
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"China worries about being bypassed by North Korea and Trump," said Shen Zhihua, a prominent historian in China.
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Things are changing, though, and our reporter in Tehran visited one wedding where such strict rules were bypassed.
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Many Latin American politicians have bypassed term limits, at times undermining the rule of law in the process.
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For the most part, he bypassed the Federalist sources that Rakove and his colleagues believed held the key.
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No player who bypassed the 2016 combine was drafted in the first four rounds of that year's draft.
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Terrance Ferguson, an American guard, bypassed college to play in Australia for the Adelaide 36ers for a year.
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Some members have suggested that the proven process for project approval be bypassed and appropriation earmarks be reinstated.
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Besides Ms. Warren, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont has bypassed raising money from large donors at private events.
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His administration argued that Obama exceeded his powers under the Constitution when he bypassed Congress and created DACA.
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"I've bypassed a lot of mistakes I would have otherwise made because of the people around me," Williams said.
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Mr Macron, by contrast, has bypassed all the usual routes, leaving former presidents and prime ministers in his wake.
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MobiTV's technology was originally built for mobile phones, and as such bypassed the set-top box from day one.
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In an area still bypassed by interstates, as it was by the old federal road, that basic shortage persists.
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Such sales often bypassed background checks, and the company was under pressure from President Obama and gun safety groups.
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Those who got As in history, know of MacArthur, but the reference surely bypassed millions who watched the debate.
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It bypassed CSS and HTML rendering, and communicated directly with a computer's graphics processing unit to produce impressive visuals.
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But since the assembly has been in opposition hands after a December 2015 election, the government has bypassed it.
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The Penguins wouldn't make the NHL playoffs if they started today, but bypassed Carolina in the Eastern Conference race.
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" Moments later, the F train bypassed the 23rd Street station near the bomb scene "due to a police investigation.
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The Trump administration has argued that Obama exceeded his constitutional powers when he bypassed Congress and created the program.
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This time the government bypassed voters, who had turned down the accord by a narrow margin on Oct. 2.
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He is perhaps best known for tactics advancing the cause of Palestinian statehood in ways that have bypassed Israel.
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Colorado's law can be bypassed with a ballot measure, and in recent years this action has become particularly popular.
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The US, by comparison, doesn't have these standards, they can be bypassed, or they vary from state to state.
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To lead the agency before Jackson steps in, Trump bypassed Shulkin's deputy and appointed a senior defense official instead.
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But he pointed out that as far as military operations were concerned, the formal chain of command bypassed him.
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Barry Goldwater bypassed the primaries but won the nomination because the delegates to the 1964 Convention fell for him.
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This hints that the sensory regions of the brain, which process information from the environment, can be bypassed altogether.
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I asked the Army Corps of Engineers to confirm that it had, indeed, bypassed the second environmental impact statement.
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The cycle of developers introducing patches and having them bypassed within days could carry on for weeks, if not months.
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We have bypassed the point where a benevolent and musically inclined parent transformed Eminem and Weezer songs into children's lullabies.
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Much has been made of the theory that Eilish has bypassed traditional industry gatekeepers on her way to the top.
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Update 2/2/2017 11 pm EST: CNN reports Thursday that Republicans have "suspended committee rules" and bypassed the boycott.
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But Jason Rentfrow of Cambridge University and Gideon Nave of the University of Pennsylvania think they have bypassed these obstacles.
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This may mean the study didn't accurately reflect whether men bypassed a local hospital to get care in every case.
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But there is a material basis for discontent nevertheless, because a sluggish economic recovery has bypassed large groups of people.
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Surely they bypassed all bad haircuts, painful headgear and embarrassing outfits and just reached adulthood ready for their "wings," right?
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Almost by accident, LG has bypassed its greatest weakness when designing smartphones, and the result looks like an absolute triumph.
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Of greater concern is whether the practice could expose babies to some disease-causing bacteria in the bypassed birth canal.
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The causes of the breach are still unclear, but the attackers appear to have bypassed Bitfinex's mandated limits on withdrawals.
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The van attack victims were "predominantly female," but there's no evidence Minassian bypassed men or deliberately targeted women, said Sgt.
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It was the third time the government has bypassed lawmakers to advance the law, by invoking a special constitutional provision.
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Trump's decision to sell the weapons in a way that would have bypassed congressional review infuriated lawmakers from both parties.
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Areas where the rebellion was strongest included places bypassed by economic growth and poor quarters to which rural people flocked.
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He bypassed a tuneup event in Charlotte, N.C., that he had won before, citing mental fatigue from his Masters performance.
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First, he bypassed the issue of escalating rent by buying the store's space at a good price several years ago.
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At first glance, the sculpture seems to mimic a pallid heart muscle, bypassed by seams that resemble hand-stitched arteries.
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"Our staff might think they are being particularly targeted if the well-established mechanism is bypassed," he told the Post.
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Four years later, Democratic primary voters most certainly went counterintuitive again when they bypassed the pundit-approved and -predicted Sen.
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But foundations run by white people bypassed these alliances to pour millions of dollars into their own campaigns in 2018.
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One of the most discussed films of the year, Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman," largely bypassed theaters, playing instead on Netflix.
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He bypassed Congress to make the designation, invoking the Antiquities Act, which was signed into law by Roosevelt in 1906.
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But Carlson is wrong on his central accusation: that the change has bypassed the places where the nation's leaders live.
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Clinton and her chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, bypassed the normal nomination process to put Mr. Fernando on the board.
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The quasi-judicial board does not track how many claims come from people who bypassed border controls to enter Canada.
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In late November, however, the government bypassed voters and finally approved a revised peace accord with the rebel group. 42.
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Until recently, those lines mostly bypassed the Arctic, where the ice blocked access to the ships that lay the cable.
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Two hours later, it was bypassed again by the temperature in Gallargues-le-Montueux, which reached 114.62 Fahrenheit (45.9 Celsius).
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Multifamily REITs have bypassed the secured lending market, sticking with unsecured debt because it has helped to enhance their financial flexibility.
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"Definitely she will be bypassed," environmental committee head, Senator Manny Pacquiao, told reporters at the end of a two-day hearing.
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A rogue T-Mobile employee bypassed the security, resulting in the loss of a unique three character Twitter and Snapchat account.
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But he could have bypassed a primary altogether by earning a majority of votes on Saturday at the state's G.O.P. convention.
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Some people said that while they noticed the suggestions, they just bypassed them and listened to their own music as usual.
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He is still detailing his agenda, even as those opponents compete in the early-state primaries that Mr. Bloomberg has bypassed.
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The PIF's professional investing staff had always looked askance at his pledge of $45bn, which bypassed their processes for allocating money.
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All those boxes and cans of stuff in the straight aisles in the middle of the store are increasingly being bypassed.
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This is not the first time that Krissler, also known by the alias Starbug, has bypassed a major biometric security technology.
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He also bypassed the company's Oculus Connect conference, an annual event meant to energize developers working on software for Oculus products.
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Romney could have bypassed the primary altogether had he won the Republican nomination at the GOP's convention in Utah in April.
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The U.S. transportation sector recently bypassed coal and gas-fired power plants as the country's largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Mr. Giuliani had all but bypassed the State Department's expert diplomats to press Ukraine's president to investigate Mr. Trump's political enemies.
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The Pentagon often bypassed Nigeria in the fight against Boko Haram, choosing to work directly with neighboring Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
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Even hashing technology can be bypassed if someone manipulates the photo enough, like by changing the background or adding a filter.
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The address by Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE to Congress four years ago bypassed President Obama and rankled many Democrats.
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Last month, Trump bypassed the Senate to install Ken Cuccinelli as the acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
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After a board meeting last month, he said trains had temporarily bypassed stations after the bombing in Chelsea on Sept. 17.
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Duque told Reuters he was concerned that the program was paid from an "off-budget" allocation, meaning it bypassed Congressional scrutiny.
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They had been bypassed an average of only 26 times, for a net of plus-30, comfortably the best as well.
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President Trump bypassed Ms. English and instead installed Mr. Mulvaney, the Office of Management and Budget director, to run both agencies.
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But technology and economics have carved a different, shorter pathway that has bypassed the broad need for some fossil-fuel plants.
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Cantwell and Murray have made clear they were not consulted on this nomination, which bypassed the bipartisan process in their state.
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Some of the few dozen people there bypassed the nutritional information to stuff free plastic fanny packs with free Kind Bars.
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The Trump administration has marginalized and bypassed the State Department, even as Mr. Tillerson has pushed out droves of career diplomats.
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Meanwhile, small towns and rural areas have been bypassed, forming a sort of economic rump left behind by the knowledge economy.
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To his credit, Dolan cannot be accused of having bypassed black candidates for front-office and coaching jobs through the years.
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The United Nations Charter, the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice in The Hague are all being bypassed.
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Nunes, who met on the White House grounds one day before briefing Trump, bypassed his own committee to brief the president.
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Under fire is Hong Kong's incoming chief executive, Carrie Lam, who started the project but bypassed the process of public feedback.
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Nick Faldo and Paul Azinger largely bypassed the over-211 circuit, preferring television commentating careers; Greg Norman focused on business pursuits.
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In doing so, the companies sometimes bypassed privacy settings or made it difficult for users to opt out of data-sharing.
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"I'm traveling so slowly, mile by mile, so I can stop in the small towns that the interstate has bypassed," says Tanenhaus.
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By copying actual user behavior in the apps, the fraudsters were able to generate fake traffic that bypassed major fraud detection systems.
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More worrisome is that Israel's own high-tech sector, widely regarded as second only to Silicon Valley, has bypassed the local bourse.
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Spanish-language newspaper El Comercio reported that Park had bypassed a security cordon and was in a restricted area when he fell.
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I realized healthcare, similar to education, was a pillar of American industry that had somehow been bypassed by our country's technological revolution.
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Whirlpool, an American domestic-appliance company, is seeking broad protection for its washing machines, also complaining that its competitors have bypassed tariffs.
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With the rapid adoption of mobile phones, many Africans have bypassed state-owned phone companies and banks in favor of mobile payments.
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He also created controversy last month when he bypassed his own committee to brief the president on information related to the surveillance.
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However the bond rally has bypassed Ukraine this week amid renewed tensions with Russia over Crimea, which the Kremlin annexed in 64.9163.
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When opioid withdrawal in infants itself is viewed as a crime, what's best for the child is bypassed in lieu of punishment.
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The proposal, which already bypassed standard public consultations and reviews, will be fast-tracked to a legislative vote expected on June 20.
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On a call with reporters, attorneys for Apple were also unaware of the method in which the phone software could be bypassed.
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It's possible that the account had hit its storage limit or was suffering from a backup bug that could have been bypassed.
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It's all led to questions about whether Biden, who bypassed a presidential campaign in 2016, will seek the Democratic nomination in 22018.
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If American ports are not ready to handle the larger ships and excess capacity, they are subject to being bypassed by others.
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Though the king is technically commander-in-chief of the country's forces, the new decree bypassed the usual military chain of command.
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This caught everyone's attention, because the tidal surge of illiberal nationalism rolling across other parts of Europe until now had bypassed Spain.
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Anthony P. Moretti, a father of two bypassed by the president on the liver-donation recipient list, also dies because of Frank.
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Than Shwe bypassed older and more experienced generals and picked Min Aung Hlaing, then a young lieutenant general, as commander-in-chief.
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At other times, it has bypassed foreign companies entirely and instead directly pushed users of global social media to encourage self-censorship.
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The Atlantic broke a story Tuesday showing that the administrator bypassed the usual White House procedures to give political appointees substantial raises.
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The Trump administration has marginalized and bypassed the State Department, even as Mr. Tillerson, above, has pushed out droves of career diplomats.
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While invaders have long helped themselves to Bosnia's hospitality, tourists seeking to conquer new lands via Instagram feeds have mostly bypassed it.
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They did not invest enough in electric cars and risk being bypassed by Tesla in the United States or by Chinese automakers.
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So I decided to describe many such saved-up, bypassed, intended pieces of writing as an old-man project of my own.
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These institutes bypassed universities' department structures and created direct relationships with outside "clients," attracting funding that sometimes dwarfed that of traditional departments.
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Farrow recently questioned why the #MeToo movement had bypassed her father, alleging that Allen's representatives have purposefully "created fog" around her assertions.
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The Zhengzhou government saw the factory as a huge opportunity for development in an area that had been bypassed by China's boom.
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He said lawmakers should use the committee process, known as regular order, which was bypassed by GOP leaders on the healthcare bill.
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Our strength is fed from deep roots cutting through the Southern clay — we cannot be bypassed, and we will not be moved.
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Following Trump's declaration, the House and Senate passed resolutions to overturn the national emergency, arguing that the President had unconstitutionally bypassed Congress.
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He bypassed the editorial chain of command completely to lodge his complaint with the young writer whose byline appeared on the story.
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Waggoner contended that Ferguson was hostile because he sought damages from Stutzman in her personal capacity and bypassed that state's civil rights commission.
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I had bypassed online booking sites and contacted Martha directly, booking a "family room" for $215 a night, less than the online price.
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Eventually the Interstate Highway system bypassed the old road, and Route 66 was decommissioned as part of the US Highway System in 1985.
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The younger generation has skills their parents lack, and many have bypassed the industry for white collar jobs in the city, Salim said.
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The city insisted that Astl should not have bypassed the legal steps and should have waited for city officials to handle the problem.
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They have bypassed that and they've truly taken this birth of technology and they've incorporated it in their offensive R&D of weaponry.
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When it came for ratification, however, Sarkozy, then president, bypassed a popular referendum and passed the treaty by a simple vote of parliament.
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Since then, companies have largely bypassed government scrutiny by determining on their own that almost all new chemicals used in food were GRAS.
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Subway trains bypassed the busy area and traffic was shut down during an operation that involved dozens of officers and a counterterrorism robot.
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In issuing those pardons, Trump bypassed the formal process, which includes FBI background checks and recommendations from prosecutors that the cases be pardoned.
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Several Secret Service members are expected to be disciplined after an intruder bypassed White House security earlier this month, CNN reported on Thursday.
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He bypassed the then-richest person, Bill Gates, when his net worth peaked to $80 billion as Zara's parent company Inditex's stock peaked.
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He bypassed the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, N.C., where he has won before, but not, he said, because of any physical infirmity.
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Voters bypassed centrist candidates in favor of Mr. Gillum and Mr. DeSantis, setting the stage for a fierce showdown in the general election.
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The Trump administration bypassed notice and comment, although it did put the rule through this process retroactively after it was already in effect.
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And even within America these evils are concentrated in states that voted for Trump, and have largely bypassed the more secular blue states.
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But the administration bypassed Congress, proposed this rule and ignored the more than 100,000 Americans across our country who submitted comments opposing it.
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Many apps already utilize two-factor authentication, but if your device is already compromised, two-factor authentication can easily be bypassed, Stephens said.
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This time, with lawmakers and the White House again racing to find a deal, the chief of staff has found himself largely bypassed.
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For months, Bloomberg has moved to the beat of his own drum, flooded the airwaves with campaign ads and bypassed the early states.
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He bypassed the breathing treatments, feeding tubes and incubators that marred our other sons' debuts and even nursed within an hour of birth.
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Social media and newspapers are filled with conversations and reports about Section 377, but L.G.B.T. life in India has long bypassed the law.
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Talk about the entrepreneurial nature of the country, because again it's a country that I think was bypassed for China and Israel, essentially.
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Mr. Trump effectively bypassed a deadline set by law as his administration argued that Congress could not impose its will on the president.
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In this case, it appears Trump bypassed his own team and anointed himself national security adviser, White House press secretary, Russia expert and more.
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Facebook Research bypassed Apple's App Store by allowing users to side-load it on iPhones and iPads in a way that violated Apple's policies.
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Meanwhile, the scientific community worldwide has been fiercely critical of He's efforts, which seems to have bypassed typical scientific conventions at nearly every step.
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Goelman said the appeals step was bypassed in Strzok's case and the FBI did not follow the normal course afforded to other FBI agents.
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The president reportedly bypassed him for the trade representative job, which ultimately went to Robert Lighthizer, but DiMicco remains in the White House's orbit.
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The incident happened about 2.5 km (1.5 miles) from the Kremlin after protesters bypassed a police car that had tried to block their path.
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Despite the curators' honorable intentions to showcase bypassed, overshadowed, or marginalized artists and their subjects, these exhibitions leave little room for depth or nuance.
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But technology moves fast, and established categories, such as the once-dominant desktop PC, quickly get bypassed by new modes of interaction and use.
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The 2011 "Arab Spring" that toppled strongmen in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Yemen – and brought catastrophic war to Syria – largely bypassed Sudan and Algeria.
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RHP Mike Soroka, who bypassed a level (High-A), made his Double-A debut on Monday and pitched five scoreless innings, striking out seven.
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After plugging the phone in with a cable, and a few taps of a touch-screen, the cops have now bypassed the phone's passcode.
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Even prompts in an in-car UI, like the one that Tesla uses to tell drivers to pay attention, are easily ignored and bypassed.
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Zalik, a math whiz, bypassed high school and began attending college at Auburn University — also Apple CEO Tim Cook's alma mater — at age 14.
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In particular, this revolution has bypassed the candidates who need it the most for the sake of a functioning democracy: moderates running for congress.
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Fourth, end the use of White House back channels between both countries that bypassed both the State Department and experienced diplomats on both sides.
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The practice effectively bypassed limits on how much money corporations, unions, and wealthy donors could spend on electioneering through both parties and outside groups.
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President Donald Trump bypassed Congress last March to push through an $8 billion weapons sale to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Jordan, infuriating lawmakers.
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Still, one reason Mr. Trump's populist revolt bypassed the West is that the economic landscape did not reflect decades of decay and job losses.
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Not only had Intel missed the TAA attack, but another part of the fix, which cleared buffers of sensitive data, could also be bypassed.
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They have bypassed that and they've truly taken this birth of technology and they've incorporated it in their offensive [research and development] of weaponry.
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If the two characters bypassed each other on the gender spectrum en route to their current identities, the cultural residue of their journeys remain.
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By midway through the scheduled 90 minutes of arguments, conservative justices had expressed skepticism about Obama's 2014 action that bypassed the Republican-led Congress.
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Upon graduation, Thompson bypassed his UCLA commitment in favor of the 2009 MLB Draft, and the White Sox selected him in the second round.
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No justice on the Supreme Court has had even remotely the impact of Posner, yet he was repeatedly bypassed as a Supreme Court nominee.
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The Trump administration has argued that former President Barack Obama exceeded his constitutional powers when he bypassed Congress and created DACA by executive action.
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This time Mr. Milken didn't file a petition with the Justice Department, and his supporters also bypassed it, going directly to the White House.
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While contemporary Bangkok mostly hugs the bends of the BTS Skytrain around Sukhumvit Road, this older area has been all but bypassed by developers.
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The president ultimately bypassed the Senate and appointed Mr. Bolton as ambassador in August 2005 through a backdoor procedure known as a recess appointment.
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It also bypassed local authorities and the opposition-controlled National Assembly, centralizing control in the country's Mining Ministry in Caracas, right under Nicolas Maduro.
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"There were many other (potential) targets available to them that they bypassed to attack that place," said Shea, the Jersey City public safety director.
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And while Amir may be in prison, this tense, politically angry film suggests that Israel bypassed a reckoning with the nurturers of his fanaticism.
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In the face of increased pressure, Maduro — who bypassed the General Assembly and instead sent Vice President Delcy Rodriguez — spent last week in Moscow.
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Or he may be bypassed completely in favor of other White House advisers, such as Jared Kushner, who seem to have the president's ear.
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Chernobyl's workers bypassed this system, took manual control over the rods, and had pulled most of the 211 control rods out of the reactor.
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At the same time, carriers have been among the slowest to adopt two-factor, with most preferring easily bypassed PINs or even flimsier security questions.
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First, Olympics viewers bypassed the wonder that is Gabby Douglas flipping her body through time and space and chose to focus on her hairstyle instead.
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Biden bypassed a candidate cattle call in Iowa this weekend and waited to return to Iowa on Tuesday -- the same day Trump hits the state.
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Really, this shouldn't be needed, but clearly there is a flaw in Intel's silicon that allows kernel access protections to be bypassed in some way.
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With almost 2m followers on Facebook, an astonishing number for a leader of a country of 8m citizens, Mr Netanyahu has bypassed the mainstream media.
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Indeed, it was very strange that Trump bypassed the next in line for the post, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and slotted in Whitaker instead.
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For the past decade, she has bypassed industry biases against women who rap by hinging on pop sensibilities and her whimsical brand of Barbie bohemia.
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And they have bypassed benchmark statistics like the unemployment rate, and focused instead on the system's fundamental unfairness, highlighting stark income inequality and worker rights.
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A second is the passionate following he has developed among working class white voters who feel bypassed by trends in American culture and the economy.
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Traveling on foot, the migrants are staying longer in communities they once bypassed by train, stirring resentment and fear among a populace unaccustomed to outsiders.
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If they ignore autonomy, they could be bypassed by Tesla or Google, which has clocked the most self-driving miles in its spinoff company Waymo.
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The immense construction, built in the 1930s, failed to protect France from the Wehrmacht, which bypassed the defences by advancing through Belgium and the Netherlands.
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The A, C, E subway lines were all evacuated and subways bypassed Times Square and Port Authority stations to allow police to conduct a sweep.
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Two aides who previously worked for Mr. Pruitt in Oklahoma, Millan Hupp and Sarah Greenwalt, received substantial raises that bypassed the usual White House procedures.
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The Trump administration has said it is ending DACA because Obama overstepped his constitutional authority when he bypassed Congress and created the DACA program unilaterally.
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Smaller projects can also help to revive "left behind" regions—a stated priority of the government—which are literally bypassed by the likes of HS2.
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The Solana Beach Train Station opened in 1995, creating a direct route between Solana Beach and downtown San Diego that bypassed the city's busy freeways.
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For his first press interview he bypassed the house paper, L'Osservatore Romano, and went to the Jesuit periodical Civiltà Cattolica (he is a Jesuit himself).
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In Ravenscraig, 12,000 jobs were promised after the steel mill shut but they have taken so long to materialise they have already bypassed a generation.
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In his rush to get something — anything — done, he bypassed the standard committee review process and pushed the legislation straight to the full Senate floor.
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The State Department was bypassed during most of the White House's year-and-a-half of secret negotiations to restore normal diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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"It never made a lot of sense that the excess tax benefits bypassed the income statement and were credited to the balance sheet," he said.
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Today, news organizations can be entirely bypassed; an image can slingshot around the world on social media without being published by a traditional media outlet.
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Marrying his overt western-style retail politician charm with a Mao-era propaganda strategy, Bo had bypassed Communist Party messaging to build his own brand.
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Crime-scene tape was wrapped around the red poles on the platform, and other 2 and 3 trains bypassed the station on the opposite track.
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Amazon's choice largely bypassed the middle of the United States, where many cities had hoped for an economic boost and bid for the new jobs.
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For his new men's collection, he bypassed Paris Fashion Week, where he shows his women's wear, and headed down to Marseille, on the Mediterranean coast.
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World War II largely bypassed the peninsula, but the conflict with Japan prompted the Soviet Union to transform Kamchatka into a warren of military installations.
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The United States bypassed the United Nations system in 1999, when the Clinton administration directed the military to participate in the NATO intervention in Kosovo.
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The alleged ringleader Mario Barcelo, who was a 20-year veteran at UPS, ensured drug shipments bypassed security and were delivered to their intended locations.
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" Sotomayor wrote that the court's ruling "sidesteps the ordinary judicial process to allow the Government to implement a rule that bypassed the ordinary rulemaking process.
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It bypassed the 9th Circuit in asking the Supreme Court to clarify its own ruling from last June over Trump's previous, now-expired, travel ban.
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The process bypassed the formal procedures used by past presidents and was driven instead by friendship, fame, personal empathy and a shared sense of persecution.
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The Bronx Zoo told The Hill that it received a report Saturday that a person bypassed the "visitor safety barrier" at the African lion exhibit.
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President Donald Trump once again stands accused of being soft on Russia after he bypassed a deadline to hand down new sanctions on the country.
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Iraqi troops bypassed the town, where the defense official said the Islamic State has as many as 1,000 fighters, in the rush to reach Mosul.
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The investigation has already shown that a major pharmaceutical company lied and bypassed normal processes to push opioids on to patients who didn't need them.
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A Twitter bot dubbed BGP4-Table has been tracking the internet's approach to this limit, and indicates it should be bypassed sometime in the next month.
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Indeed, if the US ambassador is bypassed too many times, his credibility will suffer, and he'll be viewed as more of a cipher than a player.
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It portrays life as a series of roadblocks that must be bulldozed rather than bypassed, and applies this logic to the art of negotiations and dealmaking.
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He bypassed Michael Jackson's Moonwalker ("Can't separate the art from the artist," he said) and instead applied himself to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time.
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His administration announced plans in September 2017 to phase out DACA, arguing that Obama exceeded his constitutional powers when he bypassed Congress and created the program.
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When you invest in a VPN, you expect your passwords and confidential data to remain protected, and for any restrictions on internet usage to be bypassed.
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Only he bypassed the larger suburbs of Westchester and the quaint Hudson River hamlets and went straight to Delaware County — population 47,980 — to become a farmer.
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But that doesn't appear to be what's happening in these cases, in which users describe their 2FA settings being bypassed, changed, or disabled without their knowledge.
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The Act's provisions can be bypassed if a two-thirds majority of the House of Commons agrees to the prime minister's call for an early election.
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Bolivian Interior Minister Carlos Romero said Celia Castedo had illegally bypassed migration controls on her way out of the country in an attempt to flee justice.
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The special procedures, bypassed laws, and closed-door decision-making all give the overwhelming impression that the Olympics is where the democratic process goes to die.
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He bypassed the kind of careful study that those same cautious presidents devoted to policy and confirmed that he is an abjectly poor student of economics.
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When Rosneft bought a stake in the Petromonagas joint venture early last year, the National Assembly slammed the purchase as "illegal" because it bypassed the legislature.
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Using his own knife, he pushed a blade into the base of his neck — opening a makeshift airway that bypassed the sputtering mess behind his chin.
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Though Chávez was a leftist, his first presidential campaign also bypassed the traditional parties in the country with a populist appeal against the country's political establishment.
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It also found that older air travelers often headed straight for their gate to reduce anxiety about missing flights, so they bypassed the main concession hubs.
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The most serious of them was a new reconciliation law passed in September 2017 that, according to its opponents, bypassed and undermined the transitional justice process.
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Those bypassed analysts might have noted that much of the intelligence underpinning the administration's assessment of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction came from completely unreliable sources.
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The violence, concentrated in the predominantly black neighborhoods of Southeast Washington, has largely bypassed the booming business districts and condo canyons west of the Anacostia River.
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Their initial accounts mentioned Signal, WhatsApp and other encrypted apps by name, and described them as "bypassed" or otherwise compromised by the C.I.A.'s cyberspying tools.
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By pushing the new deal through Congress, the government bypassed voters this time, who had turned down the accord by a narrow margin on Oct. 2.
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Migo does this through its cloud-based, data-driven platform to help banks, companies and telcos make credit decisions around populations they previously may have bypassed.
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In choosing Wilkie, Trump bypassed VA Deputy Secretary Thomas Bowman, seen as an ally of Shulkin's who many expect will resign or be fired as well.
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His education at La Providence, a private Jesuit school, bypassed the free, secular educational system by which the rest of his family had made their ascent.
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"CanaRx is causing important safety measures that are put in place for the FDA-approved versions of these drugs to be bypassed," the warning letter said.
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In 2012, Google paid $22.5 million to settle charges it bypassed the privacy settings of customers using Apple Inc's Safari browser and violated the 2011 decree.
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Moreover, the agency illegally bypassed the most basic transparency requirement in administrative law: that it provide an opportunity for the affected public to comment on its regulations.
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No President or President-elect has ever before bypassed the media and spoken directly to large numbers of his followers to disparage individual citizens who criticize him.
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All a user would need is a customer's mobile phone number and a four-digit PIN number, which could be bypassed by cycling through every possible combination.
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Experts say imposing domain-level blacklists of infringing sites is similarly problematic, since such filters are usually easily bypassed with only a modicum of technical know how.
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And Epic Games this year bypassed Google's Play Store altogether — as well as its 30 percent cut — when it launched Fortnite for Android as a sideloaded app.
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When Republicans who dominated the legislature balked, he bypassed them with a tactical maneuver that allowed a separate board to expand the state's Medicaid without legislative approval.
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Being bypassed by someone who could have been your one and only may seem like a rare, gut-wrenching tragedy worthy of a novel or epic poem.
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In an unusual Twitter exchange that bypassed the usual topics of media and politics, Mr. Trump reached out to Kanye West, the bombastic rapper and longtime supporter.
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That outreach became all the more critical when Cruz -- the favorite among Hawkeye State evangelical Christians -- bypassed Trump in the polls for the first time in December.
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But our 4 WIRE bypassed the regular phone exchange and we were able to give a blow by blow account of the opening night of the war.
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The report also said that the Netanyahus had bypassed regulations to hire the electrician for repairs at the couple's private residence in Caesarea on weekends and holidays.
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Government attorneys bypassed normal judicial order in asking the Supreme Court to review the rulings together this term before rulings in the 2628th and D.C. circuit courts.
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Bypassed for decades by the luxury industry, Iran and its explosive market growth potential have recaptured the attention of global luxury heavyweights in the last 12 months.
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Slack bypassed the typical IPO process in favor of putting its current stock on the NYSE without doing an additional raise or bringing on underwriter banking partners.
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After parliament voted to build new nuclear capacity in 2009, Prime Minister Viktor Orban bypassed an international tender and signed a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But as Modi heads into an election expected in April-May, the opposition has said he bypassed defence ministry procedures and caused a loss of public funds.
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Watson, the seventh-ranked golfer in the world, was not playing because he had been bypassed for the 12th and final team berth in favor of Moore.
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This vulnerability was responsibly disclosed to us and, as an interim solution, we have disabled the code signing check functionality which can be bypassed by this vulnerability.
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Notably, these pieces of software were updated after they were accepted by the app store, meaning that "AceDeceiver successfully bypassed Apple's code review seven times," Xiao added.
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Former intelligence officials have described unmasking as a routine part of the intelligence process, and no reports so far have shown that Rice's request bypassed proper channels.
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So when he bypassed Twitter and sent a message directly to people's cellphones on Wednesday, testing a new emergency presidential alert system, the hosts couldn't look away.
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As with "Call Me by Your Name," Ms. Piersanti bypassed the usual sartorial tropes of the '70s, with her research producing voluminous silhouettes rather than bell-bottoms.
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It's also possible that some patients in ambulances bypassed the closest hospital because they required specialty services that were only available at a trauma center farther way.
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Several other awards-oriented films, including "The Two Popes" and "Marriage Story," both from Netflix, have largely bypassed theaters and played on television sets and mobile devices.
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But if those co-sponsors also support what's known as a discharge petition, the committee process and leadership could be bypassed, bringing legislation straight to the floor.
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As smartphone adoption grew, especially in developing and heavily populated countries where people bypassed older technologies like desktops and email, the use of chat became the norm.
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On many mornings, Ms. Santana watched from her 11th-floor window as her son bypassed his bus stop and instead walked to another tower in Mill Brook.
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Testimony shows Giuliani set up a powerful alternative diplomatic track that not only bypassed official US channels, it also actively inhibited work to better US-Ukraine ties.
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Apple's statement also addressed another similar vulnerability, nicknamed Meltdown, which the company says affects all Mac and iOS devices but was bypassed by a previous software update.
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Changing the rule will help top prospects like James Wiseman, who have encountered NCAA eligibility issues, and LaMelo Ball, who bypassed the NCAA entirely to play overseas.
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Now that the Trump administration has bypassed the WTO and taken the fight straight to China, there is nothing remaining that it particularly wants from the WTO.
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This wise approach has bypassed New York, which is one of only two states — the other being North Carolina — that automatically try 16-year-olds as adults.
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In either case, sterilization can be successfully bypassed through in vitro fertilization if couples change their minds and want to conceive at a later stage in life.
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Navarro was not only a hardliner on trade policy — he was also somebody so eager to develop an intimate relationship with the president that he bypassed standard protocols.
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I bypassed the gym, gave me an excuse to bypass the gym, gave myself some time to think when nobody else is in the office at 7 am.
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Well, using that tracking, fraudsters were able to mimic actual user behavior in the apps, and use that to generate fake traffic that bypassed major fraud detection systems.
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The Russian athletics championships take place from June 20-23 while the European championships, being bypassed by most Rio-bound athletes, are in Amsterdam from July 6-10.
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In the postseason, Hinch bypassed Urquidy for a start against Tampa Bay in Game 4 of the division series, instead using Justin Verlander, who lost on short rest.
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That means the parade of storms zipping across the Pacific Ocean established a path over Northern California and even the Pacific Northwest — and bypassed Southern California, Swain said.
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When Fortnite Battle Royale launched on Android, it made an unusual choice: it bypassed Google Play in favor of offering the game directly from Epic Games' own website.
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Mobile users often complain that the French network can seem inferior to coverage in some African countries where telecom companies bypassed fixed lines and invested heavily in mobile.
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The Trump administration has argued that Obama exceeded his constitutional powers when he bypassed Congress and created DACA, which offers protections to roughly 700,000 young adults, mostly Hispanics.
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About 84 percent of the files bypassed detection once they added the gaming strings, though some files still got tagged malicious, but with significantly changed scores than before.
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A security official said the truck had bypassed Assamaka, the final desert checkpoint in Niger before the border with Algeria, and was found by a customs patrol car.
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While the huge firestorm's new path largely bypassed the city on Monday night and early Tuesday, two explosions added an additional 238 houses to the tally of destruction.
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In making this claim, he bypassed the Justice Department, which had, four days before Nixon's resignation, concluded that the president does not have the power to pardon himself.
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One recent afternoon on the route from Ramallah to Nablus, Palestinian motorists bypassed a traffic jam caused by Israeli soldiers searching vehicles by driving through a nearby orchard.
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Rather than asking Congress to make the program law, President Obama bypassed Congress and unilaterally granted legal status and work permits to people who entered this country illegally.
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Citizen journalists, bloggers, and grassroots activists bypassed the editorial old guard, gaining so much influence that they were elevated to an estate of the realm: The Fifth Estate.
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The law passed Congress via the budget reconciliation process, which bypassed a Senate filibuster and enabled Republicans to approve it on a party-line vote in both chambers.
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They would have seen the killers enter the jail, where, through force or persuasion, they bypassed three sheriff's deputies and the jailer before pulling Higginbotham from his cell.
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Emily Weiss, the founder and chief executive, is as close as we've come to a millennial Estée Lauder, but unlike Estée Lauder, Glossier has bypassed department stores altogether.
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Such blocks can often be bypassed by using a virtual private network (VPN), an encrypted tunnel which masks traffic sent across it so it appears to be benign.
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The boy and his siblings attended local schools, and in their remote village the family, by his account, was bypassed by World War II until its closing months.
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President Trump bypassed members of his party on Wednesday, reaching an agreement with congressional Democrats to increase the debt limit and to finance the government until mid-December.
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Investigators said they also found that Chen had taken photos of sensitive information displayed on his work computer screen, a move that bypassed Apple's monitoring of its networks.
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The ticketed passenger ran onto the jet bridge and bypassed the gate agent during the boarding process for Flight 85033 from Miami, the airline confirmed to The Hill.
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Young Germans need to consider this: Do they want to live in a country that is bypassed by investors and loses track of technological advances in climate change?
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A major pharmaceutical company lied and bypassed normal processes to push opioids on to patients who didn't need them, according to a new report released Wednesday by Sen.
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In this case, the other candidate was South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who has bypassed more experienced and well-known rivals to seize the lead in Iowa.
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Wedged between a BQE exit ramp and a busy Brooklyn street, the site represents one of those leftover, forgotten, or otherwise bypassed patches of greenery amid the urban landscape.
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Kachikwu's letter alleged NNPC Group Managing Director (GMD) Maikanti Baru had bypassed the company board on key decisions, including the allocation of contracts, and did not follow due process.
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Mr. Trump said that with the helicopter gunships firing from above, the commandos had bypassed the front door, fearing a booby trap, before destroying one of the compound's walls.
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While many have criticized Erdogan's crackdown on major opposition figures, a senior Trump administration official told CNN that the call bypassed the subject and instead focused mostly on Syria.
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Barnard said he was told the River Bend golf club was bypassed because authorities at that time had other priorities and didn't want to grapple with all the residents.
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For his second escape on Sunday, Vernon crawled through the jail's ceiling and bypassed four secure doors, Coosa County Sheriff Terry Wilson said on Monday in a telephone interview.
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The sheriff said some of the security bars that were bypassed during the escape showed clean cuts and were too thick to have been sawed by prison-made implements.
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If you bypassed the food trucks or underestimated your hunger, seek out a Lardo Sandwiches (there are four locations around the city) for a sandwich worth writing home about.
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The energy of Leicester — the hunger of men who for one reason or another had been bypassed by the bigger clubs — washed over Everton, as it has most opponents.
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In the rental market, The Times found, other big private equity firms largely bypassed the nation's poorest neighborhoods as they scooped up and renovated foreclosed homes across the country.
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In both countries they have called for the kind of sweeping change seen in the 2011 Arab uprisings, which brought down four Arab leaders but bypassed Lebanon and Iraq.
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But what should disturb Obama, who bypassed his own vice president to lay out the red carpet for Hillary, is that the email transgression is not a one off.
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In early September, pro-independence parties in Catalonia's regional Parliament broke their own laws when they bypassed the opposition to pass legislation that would make the referendum's result binding.
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Maybe Cabot swam an intricate route past New Rochelle, down the East River, hooked a sharp left and bypassed most of the South Shore — or Ocearch's data was inaccurate.
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The pick was controversial because of Whitaker's background, and because Trump bypassed the normal order of succession to put Whitaker, who was close with the White House, in charge.
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Our sources say it's unclear how the man bypassed security measures on the grounds to get all the way to Ariana's house -- but when he did, they called cops.
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One indicator of French views on obesity is the rising rate of extreme treatments like bariatric surgery, in which part of the stomach or intestine is removed or bypassed.
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In a blog post outlining the need to protect civil liberties during the crisis, experts at the Electronic Frontier Foundation said certain protections may need to be temporarily bypassed.
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Reading Jack Kerouac, Jean Genet and the poetry of Arthur Rimbaud, he bypassed the Aquarian 21988s, and went, via Beat culture, straight to the anti-authoritarian outrage of punk.
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Now they have one in President Trump, who has pardoned five people in his first 17 months in office and bypassed the Justice Department's recommendation system to do so.
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Mr. Kasowitz bypassed the White House Counsel's Office in having these discussions, according to one person familiar with the talks, who, like others, requested anonymity to discuss internal matters.
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Chinese citizens bypassed the country&aposs internet firewall to read the Times&apos article, and saluted an official who the documents say stood up to the party&aposs instructions.
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It also bypassed the established distribution network by selling its cars online instead of at dealerships and operating its own stores to generate awareness and excitement about Tesla's innovativeness.
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I bypassed Juchitán, circumvented Tehuantepec and entered the hills, climbing back into the sierra, sun-dried, dust-blown and arid — the biscuit-brown, baked-looking mountains of upland Oaxaca.
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Two armed robbers tied up a couple of guards, bypassed the alarm system and escaped with more than $216 million in jewelry, and the videotapes that recorded the crime.
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"Rather, the read-out measures the level of liquid nitrogen in the liquid nitrogen reservoir, which was bypassed by UH's use of the 'container filling' method," its statement said.
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The storm "appears to have bypassed major crude production alleys as well as the Gulf coast refining infrastructure," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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This week, Feinstein, California's senior senator, made it official when she bypassed Harris and delivered her plum endorsement for the Democratic presidential nomination to former Vice President Joe Biden.
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" These flipped counties (which are not congressional districts), the report continued, "represent a distinct cohort of places that have generally been bypassed by the upsides of recent economic change.
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" These flipped counties (which are not congressional districts), the report continued, "represent a distinct cohort of places that have generally been bypassed by the upsides of recent economic change.
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The largely white city establishment bypassed the majority-black community, inviting philanthropists and the federal government to rebuild its public schools as the nation's first citywide, all-charter system.
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She was arrested earlier that month when she bypassed Transportation Security Administration checkpoint at the O&aposHare airport and boarded a British Airways flight without a ticket or boarding pass.
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The report said that Google bypassed security and privacy staffers on certain decisions, and did invite some of them to a Project Dragonfly-related meeting with the company's senior leadership.
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"Blind measures, not based on solid intelligence, tend to be ineffective as they risk being bypassed by what are today sophisticated global terrorist movements," Guterres said in his Tuesday statement.
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In fact, the competition began in the mid-20th century, when an enterprising pub landlord sought a way to boost business, after the village was bypassed by a major road.
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Thanks in part to a border fence manned by guards with a reputation for brutality, the refugees who poured out of Turkey in 2015-16 largely bypassed Bulgaria for Greece.
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"It is heartbreaking," said Gimelstob, who bypassed the Auckland Open, where he previously has begun his year, because he would have been apart from his son for almost a month.
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Two months ago, its detection systems were bypassed by a batch of 85 apps that, by the time Google was able to delete them, had infected some 9 million users.
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Normally, a candidate whose chances were as far-fetched as Trump's—this week, Nate Silver gave him only a 20-percent chance of winning—would be bypassed by the NRA.
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It paid a $17 million fine to settle a case when it bypassed privacy settings in Apple's Safari browser to track users and show them advertisements in 2011 and 2012.
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The practice, which led to the Clean Power Plan during the Obama administration, was blasted by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt as "regulation through litigation" that bypassed federal rule making processes.
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Twitch's SureStream ads, once enabled, won't be able to be bypassed by viewers, even if they have a third-party ad and content blocker enabled, Twitch noted in its announcement.
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By late Friday Valero had bypassed the tank and was able to begin feeding the coker directly from 268,000 bpd AVU 146 CDU with that crude unit's production cut back.
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How about if a future president were so determined to cut college costs that she bypassed Congress and funneled billions of dollars into a new tuition grant program without approval?
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In a multi-year study, women washed their hands at least 88 percent of the time, if not more; but on average, one out of four men bypassed the sink.
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While women-owned companies are often bypassed on these large government contracts, when they do gain access to them, they win 20 percent of the bids, WIPP's research has found.
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But a number of Russian analysts called it inconceivable Ms. Veselnitskaya would have bypassed her own government to deliver what are now unmistakably official allegations to an American presidential campaign.
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Allegra Chapman, director of voting and elections at Common Cause, told VICE Impact that Indiana's law bypassed the registration removal process under The National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA).
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But many of the immigrants shopping in Palermo's Ballarò market on a recent afternoon bypassed the Sicilian staples and went for heaps of hyacinth pea pods that Bangladeshis call sheem.
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In New York City, Uber and Lyft bypassed regulations meant to increase driver pay and reduce congestion by instituting strict quotas that pushed drivers to essentially live in their cars.
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Not doing your researchJust because you may have bypassed the traditional job application process by getting directly connected to a recruiter doesn't mean you don't have to do any work.
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Mr. Macron is trying to establish the revolutionary idea that over two centuries of laws and court decisions minutely regulating work — the contents of the code — can now be bypassed.
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He was so far to the right and such a ferocious hawk that President George W. Bush bypassed the Senate to sneak him in as ambassador to the United Nations.
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The move bypassed Congress after lawmakers refused to allocate the $5.7 billion dollars Trump demanded in funding for the wall, and came after the longest government shutdown in US history.
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Netflix bypassed a news release or a statement this time and tweeted the announcement in response to a Netflix subscriber who had shared a personal gripe about autoplay on Twitter.
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The shoppers who stopped — to a man — bypassed the reasonably priced "good stuff" and wanted to engage me in a negotiating battle to the death over a 22020 cent spoon.
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The researchers found that an air-rage incident in coach was three times as likely when economy passengers had to walk through first class compared with when they bypassed it.
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True character development is typically bypassed in favor of superficial clashes, but the feints at something more — the dangling of Eric's depth, for instance — are what keep us coming back.
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Other parts of the Caribbean that braced for Irma's wrath were bypassed by the worst of the storm, including the Dominican Republic and Haiti, which share the island of Hispaniola.
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He partnered with Wes Welker, a former N.F.L. wide receiver who had been bypassed in the draft, to win the Diamond Jubilee Stakes with the aptly named Undrafted in 2015.
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The leaders' summit also bypassed the European Parliament's preferred candidates to lead the Commission, which polices member states' budgets, proposes laws for the bloc and negotiates trade deals around the world.
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But his faith belies the obvious fact that those reform efforts are almost always the result of ballot initiatives, in which concerned citizens have bypassed the state legislatures out of necessity.
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He bypassed the Minnesota Republican Party's convention and endorsement process, saying he would take his case directly to voters while also acknowledging that Johnson had an advantage with the party insiders.
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In June of 2012, President Obama bypassed Congress to give work permits, social security numbers, and federal benefits to approximately 800,000 illegal immigrants currently between the ages of 15 and 6.33.
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The funds are the first to be allocated under Trump's national emergency declaration, which bypassed Congress earlier this year to secure cash for construction of the president's central 2016 campaign promise.
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A number of Instagram users who were hacked said they had two-factor authentication enabled and Instagram didn't warn them that their two-factor settings had been bypassed, changed, or disabled.
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Obama implemented his Cuba normalization measures through executive actions that bypassed Congress, and Trump is believed to have the power to undo much of it with the stroke of a pen.
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"We've had iris scanners that could be bypassed using a simple print-out," Linus Neumann, one of the hackers who appears in the video, told Motherboard in a Twitter direct message.
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Of course, to even be able to dig into the browser to begin with, that person would have had to have bypassed the iPhone's own passcode lock or Touch ID protection.
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Saradin called the threat "virtual" as the Czech Republic was bypassed by the immigration wave seen elsewhere in Europe in the last two years and has only a tiny Muslim minority.
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Combining modern-day fame and an age-old demagogy, he bypassed the ossified gatekeepers and appealed directly to voters through a constant Twitter stream that seemed interrupted only by television appearances.
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The Finance Committee's Republicans bypassed the boycott Wednesday by voting to change the panel's rules and allow a vote without Democrats, something the Environment panel could do to get Pruitt approved.
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For now, MBS is keeping his footing, and the country's tribes -- through whom his power traditionally flows -- are either being bypassed or cutting him enough slack to pull his vision off.
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Predicting the Kocho massacre had confirmed the men's worth as sources, and they were visited by Army intelligence officials, who proposed setting up lines of communication that bypassed the State Department.
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"Those who work in manufacturing know N.A.F.T.A. bypassed them, and worry about the Trans Pacific Partnership hitting them," Azalea Lover in Atlanta wrote in response to a column by Paul Krugman.
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Bryant, 37, who bypassed college for the N.B.A., called Hield over, and they exchanged pleasantries before Bryant returned to his seat to watch the second half of Duke's loss to Oregon.
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Two years ago, he bypassed a chance to play with established stars like John Wall, Russell Westbrook, and James Harden for the opportunity to anchor and elevate Stevens's emerging modus operandi.
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Proprietary software locks prevent the average farmer and mechanic from diagnosing problems with their equipment, and many parts cannot be replaced unless software locks are bypassed to enable the replacement part.
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It can also be bypassed if you buy the pill online by ticking whatever boxes allow you to get it, indicating very clearly that the consultation is not perhaps wholly necessary.
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The best player this season, as he has been for some time, is Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos, who has bypassed 79 opponents per game and whose total sometimes reaches 100.
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One American official said the White House had bypassed the Pentagon by getting classified briefings of coming operations directly from the Special Operations task forces, to the frustration of Mr. Mattis.
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After Congress rejected the new rule in the 2018 Farm Bill, the Trump administration bypassed the legislative process, enacting administrative changes that would cut certain unemployed SNAP applicants from the rolls.
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With Metcalf still available, Philadelphia bypassed him in the second round of the N.F.L. draft in April, opting to select another tall receiver, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, with the 22th pick instead.
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The whole idea was that it was such an imminent threat that [the president] couldn't consult Congress, and he basically bypassed every ordinary channel procedure and accepted rule in doing it.
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Armed with intelligence that some Republicans said bolstered President Trump's widely disputed claim of being wiretapped by the Obama administration, Mr. Nunes bypassed Democrats and went directly to the White House.
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In June of 2012, President Obama bypassed Congress to give work permits, social security numbers, and federal benefits to approximately 800,000 illegal immigrants currently between the ages of 15 and 85033.
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The Yemen bill was given special privilege, meaning it was given expedited treatment and bypassed the committee process and Senate procedural hurdles altogether to receive a floor vote on the Senate.
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In late January, Trump bypassed a Congressional deadline to hand down new sanctions on Russia to punish Moscow for its alleged interference in the 2016 election and military interference in Ukraine.
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Thus, once Nord Stream 2 comes online Ukraine will be bypassed and will lose that revenue, hence it has an interest in maintaining the current transit agreement as long as possible.
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"Definitely she will be bypassed," Senator Manny Pacquiao, the head of the environment committee, told reporters on Thursday at the end of a two-day hearing on the confirmation of Lopez.
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In June of 2012, President Obama bypassed Congress to give work permits, social security numbers, and federal benefits to approximately 800,000 illegal immigrants currently between the ages of 15 and 36.
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Because Obama during much of his presidency has faced a Republican-controlled Congress hostile to his legislative initiatives, he has often bypassed lawmakers and used executive power to advance policy goals.
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In today's complaint, the CCFC and CDD argue that the mechanism on the Echo Dot Kids Edition that is supposed to provide this consent can be easily bypassed by a child.
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The state was angry that the county officials had bypassed it to request help from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including with collecting and testing respiratory cultures from Legionnaires' patients.
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When you look at Israel, recognizing Jerusalem as the capital and moving the Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, that was the law that was bypassed by every President except this President.
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Trump, by contrast, already bypassed the OPA to pardon Joe Arpaio and Scooter Libby in moves that have been mostly denounced by progressives as examples of Trump's dangerous disregard of constitutional norms.
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BUDAPEST, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Fears of an impact from the coronavirus outbreak mostly bypassed emerging Europe early on Monday, with the region considered a comparative backwater, enabling most markets to rise slightly.
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Researchers at the Chaos Computer Club (via Motherboard) claim to have bypassed the iris scanner on Samsung's Galaxy S8 using a simple photo of a person's iris and an ordinary contact lens.
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So I did what any 13-year-old would do, and bypassed my mom or physician in favor of a decidedly cooler classmate who could give me some pointers during free period.
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That raises the possibility of a 4-4 split that would leave in place a 2015 lower-court ruling that threw out the president's executive action that bypassed the Republican-led Congress.
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TMS officials bypassed the use of the pistols after a man opened fire inside a church in a small community about 288 miles south of the track near San Antonio earlier Sunday.
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Kryptowire notes the software and behavior of the firmware bypassed detection by mobile antivirus tools since they assume the software that ships with a device is not malware — and therefore whitelisted it.
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India has since been insisting that employers follow the rules by registering with the Indian Mission and lodging a security deposit of $2,500, but these steps are routinely bypassed, the officials said.
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C.) on Sunday defended House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) after Nunes bypassed his own committee to brief the president on information related to U.S. surveillance of his transition team.
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Also, in October 2016, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee outlined the ways that EPA and Obama administration staff bypassed regulatory protocols and procedures in order to create the WOTUS rule.
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Advances in streaming video bypassed those gatekeepers, who have spent the past decade-plus running around like chickens with their heads cut off as their cultural power was transferred to digital upstarts.
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Until his commission for the Whitney earlier in 2015, Madere had bypassed having a studio by making most of his installations in the gallery spaces in which they were to be shown.
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Wilkie took some criticism when he was appointed acting secretary because of his lack of experience specifically in the VA and because Trump bypassed the VA's deputy secretary to make the appointment.
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After sweltering and shouting at one another for two weeks and 103 ballots, delegates bypassed the favorites and nominated John W. Davis, who was clobbered in the general election by Calvin Coolidge.
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Mr. Maduro has partially bypassed sanctions by bartering crude oil for essential goods such as food and gasoline, a scheme that will probably be undermined by market turmoil and tightening American measures.
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Perhaps more incisive than just looking at the overall packing number is focusing specifically on bypassed defenders, who are after all the last outfield players with a chance to stop a goal.
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The Senate voted on Thursday to block the sale, expressing disapproval of Mr. Trump's emergency declaration that bypassed a requirement in the Arms Export Control Act that Congress approve the weapons sales.
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In December, according to congressional staff members, political appointees in the department quietly bypassed the secretary to advance legislation that would open the way for more privately provided health care for veterans.
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Kershaw was bypassed as the Game 23 starter in favor of Ryu even though Kershaw, a three-time Cy Young Award winner, had started eight of the Dodgers' past 10 postseason openers.
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As the Associated Press reported in January, testers found that "seals, locks, labels, and sensors can all be bypassed" on the VSAP hardware, which could allow ballots to be inserted or removed.
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That meant the company bypassed the dog and pony show that comes with more typical IPOs, in which companies reveal extensive financial information and work with a major bank to go public.
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Netflix bypassed a traditional theatrical release for the R-rated "Irishman," which has won accolades from the American Film Institute, the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Board of Review.
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Under the previous Nigerian president, Goodluck Jonathan, that relationship frayed, and the Pentagon routinely bypassed Nigeria in the fight against Boko Haram, choosing to work directly with neighboring Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
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In late January, however, the White House bypassed a Congressional deadline to hand down further sanctions on the country, fueling criticism of President Donald Trump as being unusually soft on the Kremlin.
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Downtown Bethlehem, the commercial heart of the city, is mostly bypassed in favor of the more well-known ancient site: the church built on top of the grotto where Jesus was born.
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They certainly have a vested interest in suggesting to filmmakers and distributors that the theater business is thriving, and that theatrical release shouldn't be bypassed in favor of straight-to-streaming options.
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And he bypassed the entire range of conventionally qualified candidates to serve as secretary of state in favor of Exxon executive Rex Tillerson, a former recipient of Russia's Order of Friendship award.
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"If policy is going to be made in 140 characters on Twitter," said Kerry, "and every reasonable measurement of accountability is being bypassed, and people don't care about it, we have a problem."
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While the platform is not aimed at retail consumers, the fact that intermediaries' fees are being bypassed ultimately means lower costs, Pedro Anderson, Winding Tree's chief operating officer and co-founder, told Reuters.
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The same is true of signatures, which are mathematical techniques used to validate the authenticity and integrity of a message, software or digital document but are being bypassed by rapidly evolving new malware.
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"If policies are going to be made in 140 characters on Twitter, and every reasonable measurement of accountability is being bypassed, and people don't care about it, we have a problem," Kerry said.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department sued California on Wednesday, claiming that the state bypassed federal authority when it entered into an environmental agreement with the Canadian province of Quebec to combat air pollution.
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Jordanian political analyst Oraib Rantawi, who spoke with King Abdullah after the monarch met with top U.S. administration officials last week, said Amman is worried about being bypassed in favor of Saudi Arabia.
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Back in 2013 Krissler bypassed Apple's Touch ID within 24 hours of its launch in Germany and the following year he was able to construct a model of the German defense minister's fingerprint.
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Note the timing: Infrastructure has largely been bypassed in the first three or so months of Trump's administration, but it's by far the issue most likely to get bipartisan backing on Capitol Hill.
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In high-tech exports—think aircraft, computers, pharmaceuticals—China bypassed the United States as the world leader in patents and is gaining ground as the second-leading publisher of biomedical research journal articles.
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While passwords themselves can be bypassed, it's still important to keep passwords strong to protect against brute force attacks, which is when hackers try guessing your password over and over until they're successful.
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Robert Byrd of West Virginia, who came up with the rule to stop either side from abusing the reconciliation process and trying to use it to just pass legislation that bypassed a filibuster.
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Trump, by contrast, has already bypassed the OPA to pardon Joe Arpaio and Scooter Libby in moves that have been mostly denounced by progressives as examples of Trump's dangerous disregard of constitutional norms.
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The report showed that despite rules that foreign companies negotiate land leases only with the government-owned Tanzania Investment Center (TIC), some investors had deliberately bypassed the official system, lobbying village leaders directly.
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Responding to Washington's "maximum pressure" campaign, Iran has bypassed the restrictions of the deal step-by-step - including by breaching both its cap on stockpiled enriched uranium and on the level of enrichment.
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Twenty-six GOP-led states sued to stop Obama's 2014 executive action, which bypassed Congress to prevent the deportation of 4 million immigrations with no criminal records and children who are U.S. citizens.
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Arms race Trump will also come face-to-face with a South Korean public concerned they're being bypassed in the decision-making process when it comes to North Korea policy, according to Lee.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge in San Francisco on Monday named lawyer Elizabeth Cabraser to lead the case brought against Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV by owners over allegations it bypassed diesel emission controls.
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HK was barred from issuing new products for three months for "disrupting market order" by designing a product that bypassed regulations aimed at curbing growth in risky, short-term, universal life insurance products.
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Almost as disturbing as her vocal shortcomings were her quirky physical mannerisms, which happily bypassed the Wagner but eventually turned to mugging and stopped the show completely before the last two Strauss songs.
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With an elite law degree in hand, Booker bypassed more lucrative opportunities and moved into an affordable housing complex in one of Newark's poorest neighborhoods, planning to lend his skills to a nonprofit.
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Booker's first interviews bypassed more mainstream media in favor of a targeted approach, taking his message directly to a trifecta of groups that Booker will aim to win over in a Democratic primary.
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Economic opportunity, for all the magnificence of the global economy, all the shining skyscrapers that have transformed the landscape around the world, entire neighborhoods, entire cities, entire regions, entire nations have been bypassed.
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When he bypassed the World Trade Organization last week to slap tariffs on some $60 billion in Chinese imports, Mr. Trump reinforced his scorn for multilateralism as the province of weak-kneed sentimentalists.
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Although Poughkeepsie had train service, cultural attractions and reasonably priced housing like other once-bleak places, the city could seem like a rock in a stream, constantly bypassed by the currents of change.
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But the strike has already given new energy to a union movement that was hurt last year by the Yellow Vest protests, which rocked Mr. Macron's presidency even as they bypassed organized labor.
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First came his Hercule Poirot, in " Murder on the Orient Express " (2017), when it seemed that Birnam Wood had bypassed Dunsinane and parked on Branagh's upper lip, and now we have his Bard.
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Yet while the documentary sheds welcome light on Roe's history -- on the road that brought us to this crucial juncture --the filmmakers, perhaps inevitably, bypassed some key stops and turns along the way.
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In 2012 the tech giant settled with the FTC over the same issue — agreeing to pay $22.5M to resolve the charge that it bypassed Safari's privacy settings to serve targeted ads to consumers.
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It is hardly surprising, I argued, that the whites living outside big cities who were broadly bypassed by the millions of new jobs created during the recovery would vote against the status quo.
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Concerns have been raised—in the UK, for example—that DoH makes it too easy for illegal and unsavoury material to get distributed, and for parental controls and whitelist filters to get bypassed.
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But when the Giants traded third baseman Matt Duffy and were looking for a right-handed-hitting platoon partner for Joe Panik at second base, they bypassed Tejada in favor of other options.
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Conservative rebels, led by Dominic Grieve, a lawmaker and a former attorney general, feared that without a specific, legal, guarantee of a vote, Parliament might find itself being bypassed at the last minute.
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India's Election Commission has asked candidates to report their spending on social media and it also requires them to seek approval for advertisements, but such rules can be bypassed by the use of proxies.
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PREPA also bypassed the usual mechanism involving the larger, more experienced American Public Power Association, which helped bring in workers from public utility companies across the US after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma this year.
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In February, Trump bypassed Congress to declare immigration at the southern border a national emergency, and is using the purported emergency to justify the tariffs, which are due to come into effect next week.
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King Arthur's was Lancelot — until he got frisky with the misses, that is — but the legendary friendship between the two has bypassed the flagrant cuckolding to become one of the most solid in history.
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The group is suggesting Trump bypassed Bowman to push an agenda of health care privatization on the VA, and Wilkie would be a more pliable pick to help the administration carry out this agenda.
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A year later, the government led by prime minister Manuel Valls bypassed rebel socialist MPs and forced a liberalising law through parliament to extend Sunday trading hours and opened a few sectors to competition.
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Freed from red tape, some fund managers hope to tap fast-growing sources of wealth in Asia, or recall the growth in European issuance of dollar bonds in the 1970s, which bypassed American regulation.
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Michael R. Bloomberg, who bypassed his own run for the presidency this election cycle, will endorse Hillary Clinton in a prime-time address at the Democratic National Convention and make the case for Mrs.
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In making his announcement on Tuesday, Trump urged Congress to pass legislation to address DACA recipients, saying he had no choice but to end an Obama-era program that he says illegally bypassed Congress.
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That wake-up call at the polls has reenergized a movement among Midwesterners to get back to their roots and seed aging rural and manufacturing centers in the Midwest bypassed by the tech boom.
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But it could also, as Boland pointed out, suggest these documents were produced in a rush, so much so that they bypassed vetting systems or were subjected to cursory and inexperienced vetting at best.
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His politics came from the quasi-fascist John Birch society; his theology bypassed all the millennia of existential grappling with the Bible and tradition, powered by a very un-Christlike self-satisfaction and hate.
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"A place like Birmingham hasn't fallen off the map, but it's been bypassed by these places that have moved into this more clearly defined second tier," said Adam Kamins, an economist for Moody's Analytics.
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Yet the national gloom seems to have bypassed Craven, an area of Yorkshire, in the north of England, that has startled Britons by emerging from national statistics as the happiest place in the country.
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Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee are demanding information on trade agreements announced between the United States and Japan, questioning whether the Trump administration overstepped its authority and bypassed Congress during negotiations.
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Precisely quantifying the number of times previous administrations have bypassed lower courts is difficult, given the volume of matters brought to the Supreme Court and the numerous ways in which cases can be appealed.
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The message from the E.P.A.'s leadership in California has been consistent: Mr. Wheeler's office bypassed the people who know the most about the state and work most closely with state and local officials.
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Drafted sixth overall in 1992 after he was spotted by Yankees scout Dick Grouch as a high school junior a year earlier, Jeter was bypassed by Houston (Phil Nevin), Cleveland (Paul Shuey), (Montreal (B.
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Marketing, said that there was a very simple remedy that could have bypassed the U.S. legal system entirely – use a second drummer, as was the case at the 2014 Grammys tribute to the Beatles.
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In making his announcement on Tuesday, Trump urged Congress to pass legislation to address DACA recipients, saying he had no choice but to end an Obama-era program that he says illegally bypassed Congress.
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The laws governing alcohol and sex work are quite strict in Japan and have to be skilfully bypassed unless you don't want to open your café in the middle of the red light district.
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President Trump, in 2017, bypassed the Republican majorities in place in both chambers at the time to tie emergency relief for communities devastated by hurricanes to an increase of the federal government's borrowing limit.
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The group says it will reveal the exact details of how it bypassed Tesla's security once a patch has been issued, though on Twitter they have indicated that it was a browser-based exploit.
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The update apparently solves that problem by now requiring users to confirm though a prompt that they'd actually like to place a call, whereas there were select situations before where that prompt could be bypassed.
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Trump bypassed the Treasury Department in selecting these candidates, and while that allowed him to pitch ideologues more in line with his own Fed views, it led to a breakdown in the background-check process.
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"What we found was an expansive spending policy that was not fiscally sustainable and lacked transparency with operations that bypassed Congress and did not follow good practices of budget management," Anastasia said in his report.
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I went on a few dates with my girlfriend initially, although we just bypassed the awkwardness and acted like we were going out with each other from the beginning, and then we just carried on.
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On his return from the U.S., Amiri was greeted at airport by high-ranking government officials and was invited to TV talk shows where he explained how he bypassed a U.S. trap to get home.
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According to the documents published by Crime News, the capability is reliant on forensics software sold by private company Cellebrite, although it is not totally clear how exactly the device and message encryption is bypassed.
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It was admired so immediately that it bypassed the usual vetting by multiple editors and sailed into print in late 1991, receiving critical acclaim, and the O. Henry Award in 1993 for best short story.
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Editors Tom and Rednblu argued that the people in the image should wear clothes, as our wardrobe is a crucial part of how human evolution bypassed some of the selection factors that shaped other species.
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The current talks appear to have bypassed Yemen's Riyadh-based government, whose restoration was the justification for the Saudi-led intervention, underlining a series of deepening Yemeni squabbles which have hobbled the coalition war effort.
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It also reflects a broader and sobering national picture: The economic revival across much of the country has bypassed many communities, including once-thriving industrial hubs like this one that are grappling with dwindling resources.
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Cosmos Bank, based in the western city of Pune, said in a press statement that its main banking software receives debit card payment requests via a "switching system" but it was bypassed in the attack.
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The latest indication came on Thursday, when President Trump effectively bypassed the trading organization in announcing plans to impose tariffs on as much as $60 billion worth of Chinese imports, from electronics to running shoes.
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The policy statement bypassed discussion about the tensions over the Trump administration's trade policies, including a decision two weeks ago to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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The lessons for more-average athletes from her training arc are perhaps subtle, Ms. Solli says, since Ms. Bjorgen most likely has physical, genetic and psychological gifts that have thoughtlessly bypassed the rest of us.
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In a heated exchange, Henry pressed Pruitt on why he bypassed the White House to get a total of $84,000 to two staffers who have worked with him since he was attorney general of Oklahoma.
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So when invited to create a dance at Bard, she bypassed any typical production timelines, proposing a four-year process in which she would work with the same undergraduates from their freshman through senior years.
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Hua said that China has consistently opposed the use of force in international relations and that any military action that bypassed the United Nations' Security Council violated the principles and basic norms of international law.
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As a practical matter, it appears that the White House and the Chairman of the HPSCI have worked together in a way that bypassed the normal process of consultation and deference to the Intelligence Community.
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A team of sophisticated art thieves with ties to Bulgarian organized crime bypassed a burglar alarm nearly three decades ago and slipped into a sprawling 21990th-floor apartment in one of Manhattan's most exclusive neighborhoods.
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The effort bypassed career State Department diplomats, and Mr. Pompeo is nothing if not territorial — meaning he most likely would have objected to such dealings unless he was under instructions to allow them to proceed.
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One of the most anticipated films of the season, "The Irishman" has largely bypassed theaters because Netflix and multiplex chains were unable to agree on how long the film would exclusively play on big screens.
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For example, Pruitt testified that he knew about controversial raises given to two close aides, but said he didn't know the amount nor that his chief of staff bypassed White House procedures to approve them.
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According to the New York Times, Scaramucci bypassed John Kelly, the White House chief of staff, to directly report to Trump and because of this Kelly requested to have Scaramucci dismissed, to which Trump supported.
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But the pardons the President has issued thus far demonstrate a capricious use of that power, because unlike other presidents before him, Trump has completely bypassed the Department of Justice Office of the Pardon Attorney.
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The EPA inspector general report concluded that EPA, and possibly the budget office, bypassed key steps when it rushed through Pruitt's proposal to lighten regulations on some heavy-duty trucks using older, less-efficient engines.
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Texas and the other states that brought the lawsuit say Obama, in taking executive action that bypassed Congress, crossed that line because Congress is in charge of deciding who is a lawful or unlawful immigrant.
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But a group of adrenaline junkies have sought to boost tourism in the area, often bypassed by visitors traveling to the Adriatic coast, by building what they say is the longest continuous zip line in Europe.
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Because so many precinct chairs couldn't get the app to work or bypassed using it altogether in favor of calling results in, phone lines were overwhelmed, leaving some caucus officials on hold for over an hour.
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In the US, Google settled with the FTC over the same cookie tracking issuing — agreeing in 2012 to pay $22.5M to settle the charge that it bypassed Safari's privacy settings to serve targeted ads to consumers.
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Ultimately, it was a bipartisan effort in the Senate that bypassed gridlock in the House to put forth and pass through the 2013 reauthorization (which the House agreed to thereafter in the form of H.Res. 83).
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The most high-profile case arising during George W. Bush's administration — the appointment in 2003 of Patrick J. Fitzgerald to investigate who leaked the identity of Valerie Plame Wilson, a C.I.A. official — bypassed its envisioned arrangement.
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The company is trying to draw back in big name publishers who, in the past few years, have struck out on their own, created their own stores, and bypassed Steam and the standard 883/30 split.
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In an extraordinary move, the chairman of the House panel investigating Russian interference in the presidential election bypassed his own committee Wednesday to brief President Trump on information related to U.S. surveillance of his transition team.
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Iris scanning is naturally being phased out with the advent of 3D face detection, mainly because it is easily bypassed and would be the third biometric-based security function on the phone if it were kept.
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Responding to Washington's "maximum pressure" policy, Iran has bypassed restrictions of the deal step-by-step - including by breaching both its cap on stockpiled enriched uranium and on the fissile level of enrichment, set at 3.7%.
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Why it matters: Trump is going into the high-stakes meeting having bypassed the normal preparations the U.S. typically undergoes before such a high-level meeting, but White House officials have been preparing for all possibilities.
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Having bypassed the previous three "Purge" movies — in which, once a year, Americans are free to murder, rape and pillage with impunity — I came to their prequel, "The First Purge," with virgin eyes and zero expectations.
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Mr. Trump has often bypassed traditional channels in granting pardons and wielded his power freely, sometimes in politically charged cases that resonate with him personally, such as the conviction of the former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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She and Crosby bypassed a traditional reception in favor of a smaller, more intimate gathering in which they cut a Tennessee Waltz Cake from City House Nashville and shared a champagne toast with their 13 guests.
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" In ads, he's generally bypassed his Democratic opponents to go after Trump directly, in one spot calling him a bully and a liar and reminding voters that Trump once called Hillary Clinton "such a nasty woman.
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"In October the government bypassed
the normal visa process and gave a type of extraordinary
permission to enter the country called immigration parole," Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni was quoted in the court transcript as saying.
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Still recovering from a devastating war in the 1990s, Bosnia was bypassed in 2015 and 2016 when more than a million migrants and refugees passed through the Balkans on their way to the wealthier European countries.
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LONDON — After ordering British forces into action in Syria, Prime Minister Theresa May faced criticism from lawmakers on Monday, with many of them seeming to resent being bypassed over the decision, more than the strikes themselves.
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And he bypassed the traditional flesh-pressing that New Hampshire voters expect from candidates trying to win their votes, instead flying in and out of the state on his private jet and sticking to jumbo rallies.
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When President George W. Bush's administration created the Stellarwind surveillance program in 2001, it did not have to wrestle with issues such as the lawfulness of "about" collection, because the program bypassed statutes and court oversight.
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He allegedly used his supervisory position in the Tucson distribution facility to direct shipments of drugs onto the correct trucks to ensure that they were delivered without any interference from authorities and bypassed other security measures.
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While his rivals fight for primacy in Iowa, Bloomberg has bypassed the early states and instead is staking his candidacy on Super Tuesday in early March, when more than a dozen states are up for grabs.
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This year&aposs college admissions scandal illuminated how some wealthy parents bypassed the traditional college application process by paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for a consultant to tip the scale in their children&aposs favor.
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An analysis by The Washington Post this month found that the majority of clemency grants issued under Trump have been bestowed on those with White House connections and bypassed the executive branch's slate of pardon advisers.
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A previous Enigmail patch addressing eFAIL, released on May 16, was quickly bypassed by infosec researcher Hanno Böck—two days after several leading PGP developers claimed that Enigmail had been patched and was totally safe to use.
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" Asked if the biological passport, a record of a riders' doping test results, could be bypassed by cheats as several former professionals implied, Lappartient said: "I don't know, I don't have all the elements on this investigation.
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However, they can be used as proxies to racially discriminate against certain users in ads for housing, employment, and other federally regulated markets, according to investigative journalists who have repeatedly bypassed Facebook's safeguards to purchase test ads.
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The GFW can (and is!) bypassed with VPN tools on a regular basis by Chinese internet users, but Twitter just isn't as enticing if you're asleep during peak activity hours and can't read most of the jokes.
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" The report added that the president "has granted pardons to people who haven't applied for them, bypassed the formal Justice Department review process, and focused his pardon power on a handful of politically charged, high-profile cases.
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The firmware also collected and transmitted information about the use of applications installed on the monitored device, bypassed the Android permission model, executed remote commands with escalated (system) privileges, and was able to remotely reprogram the devices.
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He bypassed a number of sweeps and easy submissions that he could have used to gain the upper hand and opted instead for a more complicated combination favored by his idol and half guard specialist, Bernardo Faria.
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It was another shot across the bow of the publishing industry, giving writers a platform that bypassed the rejection letters and slush piles, affording them the opportunity to get their stories and ideas out into the world.
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It bypassed Steam entirely on the PC. On Steam, customers who've installed a game can return that game, for any reason, anytime before two weeks have passed or the customer has played two hours of the game.
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The memo comes a day after the state of Maryland challenged Whitaker's appointment, arguing that Trump wrongfully bypassed the Constitution by appointing Whitaker to replace Sessions and that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is Sessions' rightful successor.
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But both parties are still largely at square one of formulating an agenda that can plausibly channel more of the growth coursing through the biggest cities into the places it has bypassed -- both nearby and far away.
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While Samsung's green battery icon could easily be bypassed by unscrupulous sellers using third-party Android themes, the company's new online tool is the best way to ensure you buy a Note 7 that won't randomly explode.
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"In October the government bypassed
the normal visa process and gave a type of extraordinary
permission to enter the country called immigration parole," Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni explained to the judge during a hearing on Jan.
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" Sebestyen's Lenin is not a coolly rational mastermind but a whimsical opportunist, who promised his followers everything ("bread, peace and land"), bypassed his own dogmas as it suited him, and flew into "petulant rages over minor matters.
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"I read a review where a girl made some superfluous comment about her boyfriend, which led me to wonder what would happen if someone bypassed critique of the location altogether and just reviewed the experience," she said.
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It said vehicles had been positioned to block the Promenade des Anglais beyond the closely monitored security zone but acknowledged that Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel had bypassed one of these control points by simply driving onto the sidewalk.
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Reuters has reported that Flynn and Trump's son-in-law and close adviser, Jared Kushner, discussed with Kislyak the idea of creating a back channel between Trump and Putin that could have bypassed diplomats and intelligence agencies.
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And while a young Brooke Shields easily bypassed "a 1,000-strong crowd clogging surrounding streets" attempting to get in, Frank Sinatra was allegedly stuck in his own limo and couldn't get anywhere close to the club's entrance.
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The FBI for weeks had maintained that only Apple could access the information on its phone, which was protected by encryption, but ultimately broke or bypassed Apple's digital locks with the help of an unnamed third party.
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China recently bypassed the United States to become the world's biggest oil importer, and it may view American crude as a crucial way to reduce its reliance on the world's oil-exporting leaders, Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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In all his pardons, Mr. Trump bypassed the typical process (a five-year waiting period is required for requests to be made to the Justice Department) and passed over the more than 10,000 pardon and clemency applications.
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The riots would go on for five days, fueled by racial tensions, complaints of police abuse, deep poverty and urban renewal projects that had bypassed black neighborhoods, and leave 26 people dead and more than 700 injured.
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Some 237,2200 people in Broward voted for governor but inexplicably bypassed the Senate race, which was tucked away in the lower left corner of the ballot, below the instructions and far from the rest of the contests.
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The clemency orders that Mr. Trump issued this week were the result of a process that bypassed the formal procedures used by past presidents and was driven instead by friendship, fame and a shared sense of persecution.
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Bloomberg is running an unorthodox campaign focused on reaching on the 14 Super Tuesday states, which vote March 3, and beyond, and he has largely bypassed the early nominating states while spending heavily from his own fortune.
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In a year in which quarterbacks Carson Palmer, Byron Leftwich, Kyle Boller and Rex Grossman were all taken in the first round of the draft, Romo was bypassed by every team through all seven rounds in 2003.
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"In October the government bypassed the normal visa process and gave a type of extraordinary permission to enter the country called immigration parole," Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni said to the judge during a hearing on Jan.
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But the dividends from these historic successes during his one term mostly bypassed the 41st U.S. president, who died at 413 in his Houston home on Friday, and accrued to his successors, including son George W. Bush.
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They were part of the reason the 2011 Arab Spring pro-democracy movement bypassed Algeria, after Sheikh Ali Ferkous, a Salafi icon, declared "unrest is forbidden in Islam", and they continue to argue that stability is paramount.
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Chief among those to exploit the short-term gains was Donald Trump, whose multiple casinos succeeded only in fleecing working and middle-class gamblers, whose money bypassed the local economy on its way to his bank accounts.
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This seems like a long shot, since Amazon has so far bypassed going through standard local oversight committees — but opponents like Gianaris say they will consider taking legal action if Amazon doesn't go through state review processes.
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The gang were able to fool the system into thinking they were operating as authorized enrollment centers by using fake fingerprints and a specially designed piece of software which bypassed the security systems UIDAI had in place.
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The still-in-development Ariane 6 will be intended to compete with SpaceX's cheaper reusable launch systems, though it is likely that by the time it debuts the latter company will have significantly bypassed it on cost savings.
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Bosnia, which is not an EU member and was largely bypassed by refugees and asylum seekers during Europe's 2015 migrant crisis, has seen an increase in migrant arrivals since EU members Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia closed their borders.
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His comments came after House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes bypassed his own committee to alert the president (and the public) that his team may have been inadvertently surveilled, raising questions about his ability to conduct an apolitical investigation.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) last week called for an investigation into Nunes, who earlier this month bypassed his own committee to brief President Trump and the media on information related to incidental U.S. surveillance of Trump's transition team.
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"I was a medic in the military, on a unit that took care of a lot of patients who bypassed the so-called ER and went straight to the operating room — they were very, very injured," she said.
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Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) on Thursday called for an investigation into House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), who bypassed the panel to brief President Trump on information related to U.S. surveillance of his transition team.
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When Sameer Kochhar, a social scientist and author of books on Aadhaar, demonstrated how the system's biometrics safeguards could be bypassed last year, UIDAI filed a police report in New Delhi, a person familiar with the matter said.
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That said, the person stood by their criticism of Wire's code, describing it as "very messy" and specifically criticizing how Wire performs certificate pinning — arguing their method is flawed because it could be bypassed by state-level attackers.
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Cohn funded a team to look for signals in the brain that started in the visual cortex, bypassed areas of the brain crucial for rational, conscious thought, and ran directly to the limbic system, the seat of emotion.
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Bruce Klingner, a former Korea analyst at the C.I.A. who is now at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, said China had been bypassed by the diplomatic outreach that resulted in Mr. Trump's agreement to meet with Mr. Kim.
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In relying mostly on Chacin and the now-departed Wade Miley as postseason starters — Miley faced just one batter as a decoy in Game 5 against the Dodgers — Counsell bypassed some mainstays who helped the Brewers get there.
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This may be the crux of WhatsApp's CFAA claim: that WhatsApp's own access restrictions were "hacked" with this technique, just as if someone had bypassed a more obvious access restriction like one that demanded a username and password.
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