Judge Randolph concurred with the decision and Judge Henderson concurred in part.
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Mr. Mattis concurred concurred that Russian troops were still in Eastern Ukraine.
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" Ms. Smith concurred, saying: "It's a house of cards.
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" Video Curry concurred with James, saying "I agree with 'Bron.
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Getachew concurred, and Mohammed flipped the switches to disable MCAS.
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Simon Gardner, the chief executive officer at Climax Studios, concurred.
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In contrast, 68% of Republican donors concurred with that statement.
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Several commenters concurred that contact with immigrants often reduces prejudice.
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Thursday's Court of Special Appeals opinion, obtained by PEOPLE, concurred.
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Rouhani concurred and said Francis had told him the anecdote.
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Dominick Chirichella, senior partner, Energy Management Institute, New York, concurred.
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As you might imagine, Hortonworks chief executive Rob Bearden concurred.
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Swing voters convened and surveyed by the Buffalo News concurred.
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He very much concurred with my feelings about the role.
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The Beyond, we concurred, was less impressive as faux meat.
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All of the four agencies concurred with the watchdog's recommendations.
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He concurred, play resumed, and Williams finally broke Osaka's serve.
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Mr. MacPhee of the American Museum of Natural History concurred.
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Jeffrey Deitch, the New York art adviser and curator, concurred.
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Patrick Dragonette, a modern furniture dealer from Los Angeles, concurred.
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Turgeon concurred, saying that defenses were forced to pick their poison.
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On Saturday, Jane Timken, Borges' successor at the Ohio GOP, concurred.
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"The fact is Russia meddled in our 2016 elections," he concurred.
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"It's important to know the right water balance," Millard-Stafford concurred.
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Kagan concurred with most of the majority opinion, written by Alito.
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Wuermelling concurred that banks still needed to build up their defenses.
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Congress concurred, sending the 18th Amendment to the states on Dec.
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When iNaturalist concurred, it felt like a nod from an expert.
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In response to the pilots' request, Mr. Michaelis said, Boeing concurred.
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Rosalynn Carter effectively concurred, saying that she hoped her children would
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The FDIC concurred with all of the recommendations, the report says.
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Haley, the ICE spokeswoman, said the agency concurred with that recommendation.
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J. Machelle Sweeting, who was elected a judge in 2014, concurred.
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He concurred, we high-fived and have been together ever since.
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The Wizards concurred, but at least they walked off the court smiling.
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TC: I noticed you concurred on the Charter order the other day.
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" The photographer concurred, saying, "It's so weird because you have the body.
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"[Your] thirties are your very best time in your life," Tish concurred.
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"This has always been my favorite place," Angela eagerly concurred with her.
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" Creemers concurred, telling CNBC that broader regulations were "likely here to stay.
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Tami Mark, a health economist at the research foundation RTI International, concurred.
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" Tapper concurred: "He's the guy who says you're going to be fine.
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Having heard the story and met Akeela, she concurred with our assessment.
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Chinese health officials concurred today with the agency's information (The Associated Press).
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Word spread in Luxor that Ballard concurred with Watanabe's more optimistic assessment.
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Alex Mar, author of Witches in America and director of American Mystic, concurred.
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Kavanaugh concurred with the majority opinion as the court sided with the FDA.
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Gartman concurred that $122 per share was too low for the U.S. company.
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President Obama concurred with the reported assessment in a press conference earlier today.
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There was a time when doctors would have concurred with Trump on this.
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" Another concurred, saying that he can't stop "imagining Antoni in American Psycho suits.
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He concurred in the judgment but wasn't willing to bar all future claims.
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" Certainly, Mr. Dutkiewicz concurred, but first it "needs to be built, as well.
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" Martha concurred, "I'm excited to be a part of the London Fog family.
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The Bundesliga's chief executive, Christian Seifert, concurred in a speech earlier this year.
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"I think we have a much bigger problem on our hands," Brzezinski concurred.
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A Brookings Institution report two years later concurred that ratings had become inflated.
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Malouf, whose parents are of Syrian, Lebanese, Greek, Italian and French heritage, concurred.
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In May 2014, Justice Barbara Jaffe of State Supreme Court in Manhattan concurred.
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Yovanovitch notified her superiors in Washington, including Kent, who concurred with the decision.
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For starters, there should have been way more cops on hand, experts concurred.
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However, three experts with ties to Citadel told Reuters they concurred with the firm.
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Fanning's Navy counterpart, Secretary Ray Mabus, concurred, stressing the need for a smooth transition.
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Rodger Baker, a VP of strategic analysis at the military think tank Stratfor, concurred.
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Another five living judges concurred with Reinhardt's judgment, but for reasons of their own.
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Johnson concurred with Emanuel, saying the "city is still owed an apology" by Smollett.
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David Morgan, editor of The Morgan Report, a resource investor newsletter, concurred with Foster.
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" His colleague Maggie Haberman concurred, "Adam, I think you're being generous with 'by tomorrow.
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She was no actress, critics agreed, a consensus in which Ms. Caballé cheerfully concurred.
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Dozens of people concurred: Noor should not die here, slumped in a mud puddle.
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" And Ms. Mellon, referring to sexual predation, concurred: "I never saw anything like that.
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Four of the Washington State justices concurred with the conclusion in a separate opinion.
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Dan Luria, research director of the Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center, concurred with those figures.
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Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, concurred with the secretary's assessment.
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In an October survey by the institute, nearly half of right-wing voters concurred.
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State Department officials said Mr. Pompeo concurred that the deliberations were open and thorough.
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"He's never afraid to do something polarizing," Ms. Adlon said, and Ms. Falco concurred.
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A former White House senior official concurred there was unlikely to be a recording.
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All five commissioners (Republican Ajit Pai concurred in part) signed off on the plan.
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Last week, ratings agency Fitch concurred, cutting Argentina's debt ratings to RD (restricted default).
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Other law professors, many of them who, like Adler, tend to be conservative, concurred.
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Many Democrats have concurred with Hyde, albeit reluctantly, if only to forestall more drastic restrictions.
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" Erdogan has concurred, saying "the Russian government and Turkish republic will not fall for provocation.
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Ms. Stelzenmüller of the Brookings Institution, in a separate interview, concurred with Mr. Joffe's assessment.
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Jim Manley, a former top adviser to now-retired Senate majority leader Harry Reid, concurred.
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" Beat Cop's Miechowski concurred: "Marketing-wise it's a topic you can easily communicate to people.
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" To which her stylist Alyssa Greene concurred, "We love tonight's look because it is unexpected.
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" Lake concurred, calling it a "great place to get recommendations about dentists, doctors, contractors, gardeners.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi quickly concurred, as did some Democratic presidential candidates, like Kamala Harris.
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The Pentagon concurred with most of the report's recommendations to revise its travel card regulations.
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Both opinions concurred on the basic distinctions between the lawmaking and other functions of government.
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I think it has severely damaged the reputation of the senators who concurred with that.
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For that reason, even Samuel Alito, then on the Third Circuit, concurred in Barry's judgment.
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" Jill Filipovic concurred, challenging leaders and citizens alike: "Another 12 innocent people have been gunned down.
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So he took the initiative to suggest some automation upgrades to the higher-ups, who concurred.
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David Carroll, associate professor of media design at Parsons School of Design, concurred with that view.
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Likewise, 41% of straight millennials surveyed felt financially secure, while only 29% of LGBTQ millennials concurred.
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" On the subject of the national team, Borrello concurred with FIFA's categorization of Argentina as "inactive.
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Lebanese President Michel Aoun concurred with Nasrallah, declaring that Hariri was a "captive" in Saudi Arabia.
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Gorsuch concurred with the court decision to follow precedent and affirm the felon's conviction, but reluctantly.
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Though he dissented from Grutter, Kennedy later concurred with the court's 2016 decision in Fisher v.
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Gorsuch concurred in an opinion favoring the company and expressed sympathy for evangelical Christian business owners.
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Patrick Murphy, the acting secretary of the Army, concurred about needing funding to match force size.
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The result, reviewers concurred, was an aural seamlessness throughout his range, without a hint of strain.
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President Donald Trump concurred and added that "New York City definitely is a very hot spot."
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He concurred with Grady: why have the death penalty if it wasn't used in this instance?
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Two other cybersecurity experts who worked in Saudi Arabia at the time concurred with these observations.
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By lunchtime, more than a quarter of Democratic senators had concurred; by evening, a solid majority.
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Picking the bots requires looking at multiple factors, Aram Galstyan, a computer science researcher at USC, concurred.
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"We're not going to agree with anything our nominee doesn't agree with," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus concurred.
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Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican and a member of the Judiciary Committee, concurred.
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Wheaton concurred and noted that it's extremely rare for two narrators to work on the same story.
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The report noted that the department has concurred with its recommendations and has begun implementing corrective actions.
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I spoke to my general counsel on this and she concurred that the claim was without merit.
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Ted Ullyot, former general counsel for Facebook who now heads a policy group at Andreessen Horowitz, concurred.
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The court concurred with prosecutor Andrew Marshall that Ford faced a "risk of death" in the accident.
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Throngs of fans online concurred; "Adam Driver Cat" became a sensation and was adopted soon thereafter. 7.
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" Although creator Michael Jacobs concurred, Topanga herself proved to be a know-it-all once more. "Backyard.
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The Alabama Supreme Court concurred and remanded the case to the Montgomery Circuit Court in September 2016.
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" Kelly concurred, telling Nuzzi, "There is, to the best of my knowledge, no chaos in this building.
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Her husband concurred, saying he was moved by Bloomberg's stewardship of New York City after the Sept.
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His wife, weary of carting Artem up and down the stairs because there is no elevator, concurred.
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Over the years, critics concurred, he conceived some of the most emblematic camera movements in world cinema.
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Ukraine's embassy in Tehran initially concurred, issuing a statement ruling out terrorism and suggesting likely engine failure.
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Five justices joined Justice Ginsburg's majority opinion, and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. concurred on other grounds.
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Julie Johnston, a member of the US women's soccer team competing in the 2016 Rio Olympics, concurred.
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" Brisben concurred: "I think there are many women who need to be vocal to help themselves achieve orgasm.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor concurred in part and dissented in part.
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When asked for a comment on analysts' forecasts of muted returns and cautious outlook for it, Temasek concurred.
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Analysts CNBC spoke to concurred that China was ahead of the game in terms of its lithium production.
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In the 53 Copenhagen accords, the world's nations concurred with that assessment and set the 2-degrees target.
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Newly appointed Justice Neil Gorsuch issued his first separate opinion in the case, which concurred with the judgment.
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Coaches at Georgia Tech and the University of Chicago concurred, the latter publicly backed by 50 former players.
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Poll workers from other precincts were drawn over by the debate, but each concurred with the existing verdict.
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Sharif concurred with the belief that the brinksmanship will "resolve itself" before either country can inflict lasting damage.
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After the second failure, my flight lead and I concurred that we needed to return to base quickly.
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Judge Thomas Griffith, who was appointed by former President George W. Bush, concurred with Rogers, a Clinton appointee.
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An A.T.F. supervisor concurred with the inspector's recommendation to revoke the license, but a senior supervisor downgraded it.
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In fact, opinion polls before and after the vote concurred that the main issue for Leavers was democracy.
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The Toronto Transit Commission, in a statement, concurred with the department's recommendations for short- and longer-term measures.
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Other researchers have concurred that many male workers don't want to take those positions, and sometimes, at least, .
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Trump concurred, said he'd discuss the plan with Republicans, and promised to phone Schumer later with an update.
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" Mr. Portman concurred, saying in a statement, "We must stand by our allies in the region, including Ukraine.
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" Fashion Bible Vogue concurred, calling the 80s and 90s "the most-referenced decades in fashion at the moment.
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The GAO said the agency concurred with three — the need for a contingency plan, more documentation and the need to restructure the "dual hatted" safety technical authority — but only partially concurred with the GAO's recommendation that the agency more clearly define its risk tolerance level for the loss of crew.
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Interest rates have created "irrational competition," mogul Warren Buffett reportedly concurred in a meeting with a top venture capitalist.
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China concurred with the Monday statement calling the launch a violation of North Korea's obligations under Security Council resolutions.
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But he concurred that the public uproar about phones crossing into the four digits is much ado about nothing.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg concurred in the majority decisions but said she would not have applied a "separability" test.
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" Politico Magazine concurred, saying the show "feels intentionally designed for Trump himself — a three-hour, high-definition ego fix.
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The Pentagon did not agree with the recommendation to address inconsistencies in policies, but concurred on the other suggestions.
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Higher courts concurred with her assessment and have blocked either version of Trump's immigration ban from going into effect.
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American officials concurred, fingering IS. Two weeks after that, Russia concluded that a "terror act" brought down the plane.
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William Rosenau and Ralph Espach, both senior analysts at the Virginia-based think tank CNA concurred with Latell's conclusion.
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Two of the other reporters on administrative leave, who did not wish to be identified, concurred with Gong's account.
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" Pitt concurred, saying to ITK at the time that the two often would debate "how to get things done.
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Justice Breyer concurred only in the judgment, so the footnote was not part of an opinion that he signed.
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After initially saying it was possible to separate the work from the person, Seinfeld reconsidered that position and concurred.
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"Trump's border wall may be shorter than first advertised," concurred a CNN headline in reporting this week's breaking news.
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" Harrington concurred, saying that he tells former NBA players that investing in cannabis isn't "a get rich quick opportunity.
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Through the power of a viral tweet, Dern noticed, and concurred that the dog did in fact, looks like her.
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The PUC's Bureau of Investigations and Enforcement, which recommended the pipe be shut in March, concurred with ETP's restart request.
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Justices Anthony Kennedy and Clarence Thomas concurred only in the judgment favoring Johnson, not Scalia's rationale about the statute's vagueness.
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Weinstein called the Times' reporting "reckless" in an interview with Page Six, which Bloom concurred with in her GMA interview.
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The grand jury concurred, voting for charges that could have exposed Liang to a maximum of 15 years in prison.
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Getzlaf concurred with Carlyle's assessment of the difference in the game and was more specific about which facet proved decisive.
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" Australia's independent not-for-profit Climate Council concurred, with councillor and ecologist Lesley Hughes calling the move a "golden bandaid.
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"From the first meeting, we concurred on the spirit and the approach with respect to the opera," Mr. Piccioli said.
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The lawmakers concurred with the companies that the responsibility to root out foreign interference on social media requires government help.
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A surprised Noble leant across and did as he was told, pinching the youngster's wrist, at which point Warholm concurred.
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Circuit Judges Timothy Dyk, Evan Wallach and Todd Hughes concurred in the decision, but did not provide a written opinion.
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The United States Supreme Court concurred this year that Americans could not be forcibly relocated on the basis of race.
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Spitalnick concurred, saying that addressing the role of online platforms in radicalizing white nationalists is necessary, along with other efforts.
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He hired an independent consulting firm, which concurred after testing the wood and checking the Weyerhaeuser markings and the paint.
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Not long after, Pentagon officials concurred with that view, and Vice President Mike Pence was echoing Milley in public interviews.
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Ukraine's embassy in Iran at first concurred, issuing a statement ruling out terrorism, but then took it down without explanation.
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Ukraine's embassy in Iran at first concurred, issuing a statement ruling out terrorism, but then took it down without explanation.
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The Administration for Children and Families, of which ORR is part, concurred with the recommendations laid out in the report.
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DHS says it concurred with the report's recommendations to analyze the costs of future wall segments and document certain plans.
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Dr. Herman and Dr. Büchler concurred with Chinese experts who said in May that Mr. Liu has primary liver cancer.
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"He concurred with all of our legal arguments and he rejected all of the administration's arguments," said Mr. Ferguson said.
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Carey has talked about treating each race like a SuperBowl weekend, with events building to the main event, and Bratches concurred.
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Since then, an independent commission (the Commission on Care) has laid out a similar framework and multiple independent assessments have concurred.
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A special impeachment commission concurred Wednesday, recommending that the lower house of Brazil's congress go ahead with impeachment proceedings against Rousseff.
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Teigen concurred that a food's label should indeed reflect what the food actually is, but said it in very cheeky way.
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Two conservative justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, concurred only in the judgment and did not sign on to Ginsburg's opinion.
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Sattar Norroz, a spokesperson from the Ministry of Immigration in Baghdad, concurred that "reverse flow" has indeed become a growing problem.
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Mr de Mistura concurred, saying that the talks would not be meaningful "if there is no benefit for the Syrian people".
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Shortly after the hearing ended, notable Google result Rick Santorum concurred that this strategy was the way to go on CNN.
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The eight justices on the Supreme Court concurred: States may count all residents, not just eligible voters, in drawing election districts.
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But the court's conservatives, who concurred with Kagan's judgment but signed onto separate opinions explaining their reasoning, suggested Auer was unwise.
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Venky Ganesan, managing director at Menlo Futures, concurred about the need to keep the best and brightest in the United States.
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Kate, the British-born co-founder of Culture magazine and editorial board member of the forthcoming "Oxford Companion to Cheese," concurred.
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He was cleared to race, however, when the International Cycling Union dropped its investigation and the World Anti-Doping Agency concurred.
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" She concurred: "I always felt I had to ask permission for everything, for having my own life apart from the family.
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The controller answered that he showed the altitude as 73773 feet, and Harvino acknowledged him without comment as if he concurred.
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" Marcel Fratzscher, president of the German Institute for Economic Research, concurred that replacing America with China "is not a good swap.
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Dr. White concurred that the geosciences had an "image problem" that prevents young people of color from applying for research opportunities.
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Commenters concurred in dubbing the ad as "shameful" and mused as to how they could petition the billboard company for its removal.
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Commenters concurred in dubbing the ad as "shameful," and some wondered how they could best petition the billboard company for its removal.
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"If ISGS can continue to successfully launch operations, especially on a larger scale, they may be recognized by ISIS leadership," Khan concurred.
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"Donald Trump…will most likely follow the classic pattern of a party-backed decline," concurred Nate Cohn of "The Upshot" in July.
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" The head of the NSA, Admiral Mike Rogers, concurred, saying that he "fully expect[s] they will maintain this level of activity.
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The party even circulated an online petition for this purpose and its supporters heavily trolled Khan and anyone who concurred with him.
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While Volcker admitted he saw some "overextended" pieces of the financial system, he concurred, saying he does not believe a bubble exists.
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While sitting on the 85033th Circuit Court of Appeals, Judge Gorsuch concurred with the court's ruling in Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. v.
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Preska, an appointee of former President George H.W. Bush, concurred with part of the D.C. appellate court's initial ruling against the CFPB.
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The CBP concurred with all of the recommendations made by the inspector general, although it disagreed with some of the watchdog's conclusions.
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Another former NATO official concurred with the decision, saying space would soon become a priority over other areas of traditional military dominance.
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Meyer said in a statement that he and athletic director Gene Smith concurred that putting him on leave would expedite the investigation.
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But eight employees concurred that Panera Bread isn't the best place to seek out deals, calling the menu "overpriced" and "too expensive."
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But she concurred with those on the left that making racial justice a part of the call for antitrust reforms was vital.
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Trump, of course, concurred, offering points that in his view undercut Fields' story that Lewandowski had almost thrown her to the ground.
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Toward the end of our meeting, Marc Pritchard, the branding chief for the world's largest advertiser, Procter & Gamble, walked by and concurred.
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" I CAME I SAW I CONCURRED Then there was the clue at 105A, "What a truck driver puts on before a date?
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The state DOT concurred with the governor, and federal records from a September inspection indicate the automobile was deemed unfit to drive.
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Mr. Liu concurred, stating that it was also important to China that an agreement had mechanisms to ensure that promises were kept.
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Liu He, who has been appointed Mr. Xi's special envoy and is leading negotiations, concurred that he believed a deal was likely.
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Rosenstein sent his recommendation to Sessions, who concurred and they forwarded their recommendation to Trump, who accepted it on Tuesday, they said.
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Based on this changed perception, they then concurred with the others, avoiding the amygdala stimulation and associated pain they otherwise would have experienced.
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He also concurred with my observation that well-rendered feet are a hot trend in painting right now — and his are on point.
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Though Coatsworth reportedly concurred that the program is a "disgrace," he told the students that the university could not provide them with refunds.
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Panelist Kofi Dadzie, CEO and Co-founder of Rancard Solutions which connects global brands to mobile audiences with artificial-enabled conversational commerce, concurred.
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Green concurred with this, adding it could be used by patients with locked-in syndrome to give them "fine control" over robotic limbs.
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Iran's oil minister concurred that the market was oversupplied but said balance between supply and demand will be restored, Iranian state television reported.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency, which monitors the pact, has found no "material breaches" by Iran, a judgment with which Washington has concurred.
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The head of Israel's military intelligence concurred with this assessment, while a July 2017 UN update found that projection to be overly optimistic.
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Peter Andreas, a political science professor at Brown University and author of Smuggler Nation: How Illicit Trade Made America, concurred with that conclusion.
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The American singer Akon—a man who, it should be noted, once questioned the existence of "blood diamonds"—concurred he thought the same.
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They all concurred, he said, that they heard foul language and threats and that the incident almost became physical, but no racial slurs.
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Louis concurred, though with a faint cry of protest: "I'm not at all the type of person to open a window," he said.
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Louis concurred, though with a faint cry of protest: "I'm not at all the type of person to open a window," he said.
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They concurred that they had met that day, but disagreed about the meeting's purpose — and even whether Mr. Grimm was invited or not.
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Barry concurred with the court ruling but implored the attorney general to allow McAllister and his family to remain in the United States.
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Stu Loeser, once the press secretary for Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York mayor who considered a presidential run last year, concurred.
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Federal prosecutors concurred in their own suit that there was no evidence that caseworkers had performed a "substantial percentage" of the required reviews.
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The second U.S. official concurred, saying that Punggye-ri could be reactivated "in a relatively short period of time" if it is closed.
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" The actress concurred, "If I had the option to be put under, like, dental surgery instead of a fitting, I would have taken it.
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Keith of McLarty Associates concurred: "If the U.S. shifts its position on Taiwan independence, then all parts of U.S./China relations will be affected."
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As for this week's meeting of the oil-producing cartel OPEC in Vienna, analysts concurred nothing concrete was likely to come out of it.
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The slump in oil prices has hit investment in Middle Eastern oil exploration and production, concurred Arnaud Breuillac, Total's president of exploration and production.
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" West concurred that Moore's aesthetic transformation was indicative of something much deeper, adding, "I remember that Mandy was very nervous about dying her hair.
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"They have some time to get ready for it, so it may not be as bad as everybody is viewing it now," concurred Banerjee.
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Two guidance counselors concurred with Peterson, but two mental health professionals nixed the prospect, saying the teen didn't meet the criteria for involuntary committal.
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The two men, Randall Hampton and Ryan Allen, concurred with Rose's contention that the sex they had with the plaintiff in 2013 was consensual.
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Mr. Barr's terse explanation of his own reasoning — his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein, concurred, he said — emphasized the difficulty in proving Mr. Trump's intentions.
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While Knight often preached about academics and sticking to the rules, Mallory concurred and often talked about the need to find the right players.
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Another trader concurred, saying the new law specifically designed to target Russia's energy sector has not had a "strong effect" on the industry's profits.
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"Superintendent Charlie Beck has reviewed @ChicagoCOPA recommendation & concurred with relieving this officer of police powers pending the extern use of force investigation," Guglielmi tweeted.
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The Republican leaders of the GOP-controlled Missouri House of Representatives concurred with Richard in light of the findings in the House's recent report.
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According to the report, FEMA "concurred" with the recommendations and the IG is now waiting for the agency to fully implement all four recommendations.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi privately concurred this week that the next continuing resolution shouldn't drag funding beyond Dec.
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Peter Andreas, a political science professor at Brown University and author of Smuggler Nation: How Illicit Trade Made America, concurred with that analysis's conclusion.
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Two of the court's most conservative justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, concurred with the judgment, but did not sign on to Ginsburg's opinion.
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Steve Stricker concurred as he considers his captain's picks head of next month's biennial competition between the United States and an International team minus Europe.
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"The judge knows the Trump administration has been using this as a political card rather than being serious about settling the court case," concurred Laszewski.
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It's telling that Justice Elena Kagan -- not exactly a stalwart right-winger -- joined the decision in full, and that Justice Breyer concurred in the judgment.
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Kardashian West was open in sharing that she did not enjoy being pregnant, and in doing so faced considerable backlash, even as many others concurred.
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Smith has concurred in a policy of congeniality to the museum's overwhelmingly non-Indian, though not wholly white, audience of around a million visitors annually.
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"They raised issues and concerns that we ourselves had, that we're managing, and that's why we concurred with all their recommendations," said a DHS official.
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The Senate concurred with the amendments the House made to many of the bills, which are now en route to the governor for his signature.
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"The people remain quiet," concurred Adrian Cosi, 47, a member of one of the two fishermen's councils and a former member of Mr. Sanchez's association.
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In a response released with the report, the V.A. concurred with the accountability office's assessment and said it was already working on correcting the problems.
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One juror, Linda Artis, 38, a seasonal worker from Manhattan, said that although she ultimately concurred with the other jurors, she was left with questions.
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Senator King concurred, telling me he's hoping about half of the recommendations will fit within the National Defense Authorization Act due for consideration in May.
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If Saudi Arabia concurred, the notes said, the kingdom would inform the United States "and initiate procedures" to carry out the transfer at Saudi expense.
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Veterans from the lieutenant's battalion told the family that the grave held the fallen hero, and Army grave technicians sorting remains at the time concurred.
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Charlie's parents appealed further to the European Court of Human Rights, which on June 27 concurred that the hospital could legally remove life-sustaining therapies.
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The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals concurred in 2016, though it sent the case back to Gonzales Ramos to set standards for the 85033 elections.
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In the Second Circuit sexual orientation case, he concurred with the majority in finding that the plaintiff, Donald Zarda, had a valid Title VII claim.
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And, in fact, 32 of the top deans, scholars, and attorneys, government officials have concurred that the president&aposs choice will be confirmed and put through.
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Others in the crowd cheered in agreement, and the panelists concurred: There was something empowering for women in the Sailor Moon series, which centered female protagonists.
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Both Alezine and Premat concurred that support among expats was thin on the ground for far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and her National Front party.
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The investment banker concurred with Edelman's assertion that executives should speak out and act on issues of public concern like the environment, unemployment and youth unemployment.
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One justice concurred with the decision in part, but said the court's move to permanently reassign all of Griffen's cases without investigating first was too much.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Tuesday concurred with a Michigan plan to forgive $20.7 million in federal drinking water fund debts owed by Flint, Mich.
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For decades, it was accepted that he shot himself, and the movies concurred with the biographers; if Kirk Douglas used a gun, it must be true.
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Ken Hoffman, leader of the McKinsey EV battery materials research group, concurred that Ramu has been a "phenomenal success" that battery companies hope can be replicated.
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Several experts in the committee concurred that the data presented by the company was not strong enough to support an approval and called for further study.
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" Another user, Olivia Curran Webster, concurred that tools were irrelevant: "It's because we're all vegan micro farmers who forage for mushrooms in the wilderness on Sundays.
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The Washington Post concurred, writing that Mr. Perot's absence would have flipped one state to Mr. Bush's ledger — but Mr. Clinton would have still won handily.
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In 2016, the United States Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division concurred, releasing a report accusing the city's Police Department of racial discrimination and excessive force.
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" The appeals court concurred with the district court, which found, "The Gardendale Board not only failed to disavow those messages of inferiority but instead reinforced them.
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The Cincinnati Reds' team physician, Timothy Kremchek, examined Pineda on Monday in Cincinnati and concurred with the Yankees' team physician, Christopher Ahmad, that Pineda needed surgery.
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They concurred that the actor should undergo a drastic weight change, but Phoenix, who had slimmed down for past roles, wasn't eager to do it again.
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" Mark Luschini, Janney's chief investment strategist, concurred with Sandler on "Power Lunch" that the president's politics are "providing a fertile underpinning for stock prices to advance.
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" Former CIA Director John Brennan concurred, telling MSNBC that "President Obama was never on the verge of starting any war with North Korea, large or small.
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Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, naturally concurred—he had, after all, booted the Brotherhood from power—but he also had harsh words for the judicial system.
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On a European asylum system, Merkel said the two leaders agreed on many points, and concurred that offering incentives was a better approach than talking about penalties.
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" When I inquired about this on my Facebook wall, a New York literary agent concurred with Szalavitz, noting that both editors and readers appreciate a "Hollywood ending.
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In the event of a vote to remain in the EU, Directors concurred that macroeconomic policies should focus on promoting steady growth and continuing to reduce vulnerabilities.
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And in October 2011, St. Johns County Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Padraq Bulic reviewed Hobin's reports and concurred with his original ruling: that it was a suicide.
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The officers involved said that they shot Anderson when he reached for his handgun, and federal civil rights investigators later concurred that they'd acted in self defense.
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"Even if the latest recovery in trade is genuine, the outlook for this year is still downbeat," concurred Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China Economist at Capital Economics.
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Because Justice Clarence Thomas concurred in part, the judgment of the court on the case was 7-2 but the opinion on the rationale was 6-2.
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Neal Katyal, who served as acting solicitor general during the Obama administration and has co-written opinion pieces with George Conway, on Monday concurred with his implication.
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" Kansas City Mayor Sly James concurred with the sentiment, tweeting that "rules are there to protect the public's health, and all groups must follow them, no exceptions.
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A spokesman for CMS noted, in response to a request for comment from CNBC, that the agency had concurred with the IG office's recommendations in the report.
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The National Rifle Association, which has endorsed Mr. Trump, concurred with his statement on Supreme Court justices and did not specifically address the rest of his remarks.
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An ACS attorney concurred, arguing that the mother should only be allowed to see her daughter before entering rehab if she passed a drug test that day.
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Kenneth Foster, bioengineering professor at the University of Pennsylvania, concurred, but also raised questions to IEEE Spectrum: Here you have the first borderline positive result in animals.
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" Houston Coach Mike D'Antoni concurred, saying his team had made a mistake by letting Curry get on a run because "sooner or later he's going to erupt.
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" Maxim Gorky, an early supporter who would soon call Lenin a "coldblooded trickster," concurred: Former slaves "will become unbridled despots as soon as they have the chance.
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" Abhey Lamba, senior technology analyst at Mizuho Securities, concurred, writing: "[W]e believe investors could look past the softer guide in anticipation of the upcoming product cycle.
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" Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, a Democrat, concurred, saying on Twitter that Activision Blizzard showed "it is willing to humiliate itself to please the Chinese Communist Party.
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"Secretary Pompeo said he and Chairman Kim concurred that they will hold the second U.S.-North Korea summit as soon as possible," Yoon said in a statement.
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" Althamer concurred: "Yes, it is a gesture of love for people who are tormented by certain problems, but also as an expression of being one of them.
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" JoAnn Hardy, who heads the Cerro Gordo County Democrats, concurred, telling the Times, "He's doing OK, but I think a lot of his initial strength was name recognition.
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Five years later the Sendai District Court concurred and delivered "a decisive legal victory, an unambiguous assignment of responsibility" on behalf of the families of the dead children.
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Scalia concurred with the decision but had to throw in his complaints that Roe was being dismantled piecemeal instead of being demolished in one majority opinion drone strike.
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When interviewing Schumer for her Lenny newsletter last year, she concurred with Schumer's assessment of the evening, saying the other guests didn't make her feel welcomed at all.
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Economist Ludovic Subran at credit insurance company Euler Hermes concurred, saying the March fall in industrial production was due to higher inventories and a drop in export volumes.
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Foreign ministries around the world concurred: The U.S., Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Italy, Norway, the E.U. and others condemned the vote and vowed not to recognize its outcome.
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UBS' China economist Donna Kwok concurred, telling CNBC's "Street Signs " private and manufacturing fixed asset investments were expected to remain soft, offsetting the strength in public infrastructure investment.
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A third bank to report on the subject on Monday, Credit Agricole, concurred that sterling had been bought strongly after the announcement but also stressed the risks ahead.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE concurred.
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In a statement on Friday, the health service concurred with inspector general recommendations, including the need for more training for staff and new ways to monitor hospital quality.
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After reviewing the matter, he concurred with the original findings by the post commander that the troops had been in their barracks when the shooting spree took place.
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Justice Thomas concurred in an opinion by Justice Sotomayor holding that the police ordinarily need a warrant to search a car parked in the area around someone's home.
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Morrison said he concurred with Taylor's account of events, according to his statement seen by Reuters, lending additional credence to the allegations that Trump sought to pressure Zelenskiy.
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" Davis concurred: "Killing people from a clear sky who are guilty of nothing is a very fast way of signing up a lot of people to our enemies.
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The Voice coach thanked him for, "absolutely blowing my mind with this one!" and his model wife concurred in her Instagram caption that there's "some serious art happening" here.
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Thomas concurred in the opinion that allowing "further percolation" was acceptable, but he stressed that the court's action should not be interpreted as an "agreement" with the lower court.
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Now, based on the two decisions mentioned above, you might not think that Democrats would have any particular affection for Kennedy, who concurred with the majority in both cases.
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MeDoc has denied the allegations, but a number of other groups have concurred with Talos's finding, pointing to what appears to be a forged digital signature in the payload.
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" Stefano, the Americans for Prosperity vice president, concurred in an op-ed for the New York Times on the budget titled "This Isn't What the Tea Party Fought For.
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Lieberman concurred and Netanyahu appeared to indicate that the new far-right defense minister's inclusion in the government did not spell an end to peace efforts with the Palestinians.
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Boxing promoters contacted for this story concurred, saying that YouTube stardom aside, this is often what pro debuts looks like: Two guys who trained hard flailing at each other.
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After being informed of his "intimidating" behavior, Jackson "concurred with that statement, and responded that even his wife tells him he can be perceived as intimidating," the memo said.
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Pete King, R-New York, asked her if those white lies meant spinning news favorably for her boss, as any press secretary does, she concurred, according to the sources.
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To avoid that, representatives of the government of Mariano Arista prepared for a military confrontation and secured the support of the Mexican Congress, whose determination concurred with public opinion.
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"Freshmen coming in really have to be reprogrammed and almost have to learn to play basketball all over again," Shafer said, nodding to Vinny DeAngelo, a freshman, who concurred.
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While he joined in Alito's anti-union rulings in 2012 and 2014, in 1991, Scalia partially concurred in a ruling finding that public sector unions could compel agency fees.
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" David Davis concurred: "Killing people from a clear sky who are guilty of nothing is a very fast way of signing up a lot of people to our enemies.
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The second concurred with the assessment by the FBI, CIA and National Security Agency that Russia tried to assist Trump and damage Clinton, the committee said in a press release.
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For his part, Donald Trump—who thinks America has in the past been a soft touch—in effect concurred with Mr Putin's criticism, pledging to put narrow American interests first.
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Other Republicans in the Senate concurred, questioning whether such a strategy would truly be faster than the White House reaching a deal on immigration reform and border security with Congress.
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The prosecutors charged these payments as illegal campaign contributions, Cohen concurred in pleading guilty, the court accepted that plea, and Cohen faces a significant jail sentence at his sentencing Wednesday.
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JOHN RICCO, the ranking Mets executive on the trip, concurred, adding the Mets might move him up to Class AA Binghamton or Class AAA Las Vegas later in the week.
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Researchers have not yet concurred on a reliable method to tabulate transgender teenagers, much less younger children, though they are at the center of the debates over school bathroom policies.
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The judge in the case concurred, and the N.F.L. then agreed to pay an unlimited amount of damages for players found to have A.L.S., Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
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They disagreed about whether the original book was supposed to be a book of essays or a collection of their emails to one another, but they concurred on other points.
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"We're just over-retailed in the U.S." Yaromir Steiner, a real estate developer, concurred "We've been building malls like there's no tomorrow," said Mr. Steiner, chief executive of Steiner & Associates.
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The panel's top Democrat, Mark Warner of Virginia, asked each of them whether they concurred with the intelligence community's January assessment that Russia sought to way the election toward Trump.
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David Frum, a former speechwriter for George W. Bush and a prominent supporter of the Iraq War, concurred, writing in May 2019: ... the goal in 2003 was bigger than denuclearization.
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Sung-Yoon Lee, Korean Studies professor at Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University concurred that the U.S. can do a lot more to pressure North Korea economically.
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A wide array of Democratic observers instantly concurred that Harris had propelled herself back into the top tier of candidates -- a conclusion reinforced, at least for now, by the CNN survey.
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" Syrian Kurdish dissident Sherkoh Abbas concurred, emphasizing that any successful Iran policy must include regime change: "With this policy, Iran is now playing the Europeans and the world against the Americans.
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A HBO Real Sports/Marist poll last year revealed more of the same: while 59 percent of African-Americans felt college athletes should be paid, only 26 percent of whites concurred.
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But based on its study, a new intersection would be required, and that intersection "just could not handle the traffic," Mr. Trichilo said, adding that the Federal Highway Administration has concurred.
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A global risks report published by WEF last week concurred: For the first time in the survey's 10-year history, the top five global risks in terms of likelihood were environmental.
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Ivan Yakovina, a foreign policy columnist with Novoye Vremya magazine, concurred, saying that allies of Mr. Poroshenko, the former president, were fanning fears of a geopolitical pivot to undermine Mr. Zelensky.
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Reed fired back at a news conference on Tuesday, saying "cheat" was inaccurate because he had not seen the sand move and the officials concurred that he inadvertently improved his lie.
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David Sklansky, a Stanford law professor, concurred — Sessions himself has publicly recognized he can't be impartial when it comes to Clinton-related matters, which presumably includes the McCabe firing, he said.
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David Mack, a scholar at the Middle East Institute and former U.S. ambassador to the United Arab Emirates and deputy assistant secretary of state for Near East Affairs, concurred with Bey's assessment.
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Even the United Nations Security Council's decision in March to impose tougher sanctions on North Korea — a decision in which China, North Korea's chief ally, concurred — seems to be having little impact.
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Though Mr. Pörksen is not a lawyer, he concurred with several media lawyers in recent days that Mr. Böhmermann's words are probably protected under Article 5 of Germany's Basic Law, or Constitution.
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After running the simulations and playing with the parameters for atmospheric composition and orbital characteristics, Mayne and his colleagues concurred with previous research which suggested Proxima b likely supported surface liquid water.
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And on Wednesday morning, Judge Felix J. Catena — who presided over the two-week nonjury trial in Canton, the St. Lawrence County seat — concurred, noting that the prosecution's case was entirely circumstantial.
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Ginsburg concurred with the judgment of the court, but wrote separately to note that she disagreed with Comcast's assertion that the civil rights legislation only barred discrimination in a contract's final stages.
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And in reaching a prosecutorial judgment on obstruction, Mr. Barr consulted Mr. Rosenstein, who concurred in the decision to decline prosecution; he also claims to have engaged the Office of Legal Counsel.
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The court concurred that the four women had been sexually harassed by a man who was their "team leader" at H. Reinier, a subsidiary of ONET, one of France's largest cleaning companies.
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They later got a boost from Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, who said he concurred with their statements based on his committee's work.
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But when Mr. Wray said on Monday that he concurred with Mr. Horowitz's finding that political bias had not influenced investigative decisions in the Russia inquiry, he undercut Mr. Trump's yearslong accusations.
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Admiral Rogers concurred with a strenuous denial by the British government that the Obama administration had asked its intelligence service Government Communications Headquarters, or GCHQ, to carry out surveillance of Trump Tower.
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The court had ruled that a criminal defendant could not forcibly be medicated to stand trial, and Justice Kennedy concurred, stressing that medication might impair a defendant's ability to exhibit his feelings.
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Yet only this week, senior figures from other parts of the two countries' establishments had a generally cordial meeting in Moscow in which they concurred about a global issue close to their hearts.
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However, it concurred that better communication with tribes is warranted and said it had taken steps to make improvements by hosting in-person trainings for federal and tribal law enforcement, among other things.
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By contrast, Democratic women, by nearly two to one, said the change had made it easier to raise children, while college-educated white women and minority women concurred by margins nearly that great.
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And Dawn Schneider, a spokeswoman for Ms. Lee concurred, saying that Ms. Lee, who is close with members of the Cuomo family, was still closely in line with the governor's thinking and emotions.
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Cramer, whose charitable trust owns the stock, concurred: Nordstrom has been investing heavily in bolstering its online presence, opening new stores in New York and Canada and building out its Nordstrom Rack business.
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" Haddish concurred, mentioning not just presenters and awardees, but also "white people with clipboards" whom she said she didn't trust, as a black woman, because "I always wonder what they're writing about me.
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" Medvedev concurred with Trump's assessment, saying Trump "could not but sign the bill," and claimed the aim of the sanctions was to "knock Trump down a peg" and ultimately to "remove him from power.
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Shown footage of the arrest, she said, "In my opinion, that's a chokehold" -- a finding with which Inspector Richard Dee, the commanding officer for the New York police's training section, concurred during his testimony.
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As we continue to pore over the transcript, here's an initial list: Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Trump described the July call as "perfect," saying "everybody that looked at it" concurred.
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The Delhi High Court had concurred with Indian seed company Nuziveedu Seeds Ltd (NSL), which argued that India's Patent Act does not allow Monsanto any patent cover for its genetically modified (GM) cotton seeds.
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Though Judge Stephanie Thacker concurred with the court's decision to keep the stay in place, she said she would not have considered the remarks Trump made about banning Muslims while on the campaign trail.
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Paul Rasmussen, wrote in a July letter to Clarke obtained by KFile that he concurred with a finding of an "Honor Code Board" that the thesis was "in violation" of the school's honor code.
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The Delhi High Court last month concurred with Indian seed company Nuziveedu Seeds Ltd, which argued that India's Patent Act does not allow Monsanto any patent cover for its genetically modified (GM) cotton seeds.
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"We oppose intentionally weakening the security of encrypted systems because doing so would undermine the privacy and security of people everywhere and leave them vulnerable to hackers, criminals, and repressive regimes," Facebook's Sullivan concurred.
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Former Masters champion Reed fired back at a news conference on Tuesday, saying "cheat" was inaccurate because he had not seen the sand move and the officials concurred that he inadvertently improved his lie.
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The Court of Justice concurred on Tuesday with the advisory ruling, saying that Ms. Achbita had not been subject to discrimination because the internal directive was broadly written and did not single out Islam.
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Democrats and Republicans concurred in their view of the division, a marked change from 2009 when more than half of Republicans thought the country was becoming more divided, compared to about four in ten Democrats.
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Manji Cheto, senior vice president at Teneo Intelligence, concurred with that assessment, and raised a troubling prospect: the growing number of militant groups may be the result of an emerging leadership struggle within the Avengers.
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" Ardele Lister, director of Mason Gross's undergraduate program and a New York-based media artist, concurred, saying that the performance was "very grounding and compelling" and, after a day of admissions interviews, "woke everyone up.
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" Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, concurred, asserting "that it's been standard practice over the last nearly 80 years that Supreme Court nominees are not nominated and confirmed during a presidential election year.
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Obama concurred: "One of the major questions that this generation and future generations will have to face s the growing gap in opportunity and increasingly inequality that we are seeing between nations and within nations."
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But in a concession to the Russian side, the pope and the patriarch also concurred in urging churches in Ukraine to avoid "taking part in the confrontation" or "supporting any further development of the conflict".
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But the agency was "unresponsive" and "non-concurred" with a second recommendation that it discontinue using the Eloy agreement to establish detention space in Dilley, more than 900 miles from Eloy, the OIG's report said.
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" RAF High Command concurred, with an RAF officer writing: "It is clear from our teamwork that we are all consistent and clear on each other's priorities moving forward, particularly with the incorrect use of 'drone'.
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It was not a negative Commerce Clause case as such, and Justice Thomas concurred with the majority that the time had come to depart from the "physical presence" requirement the court had previously adhered to.
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Yet those concessions did not placate critics of the ban, who said it would still function as an unconstitutional religious test, albeit one affecting fewer people — an argument Judge Watson concurred with in his ruling.
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" The FAA said in a response included with the report it concurred with all 11 recommendations by the inspector general and acknowledged that its office overseeing Southwest "did not perform in accordance with existing guidance.
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Panos Kakaviatos, a spokesperson from the Council of Europe, a human rights organization consisting of 47 member states signed up to the European Convention on Human Rights, concurred with many of the findings of the index.
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Judge Karen Henderson, who was on the panel and will be the only other GOP appointee on the en banc court, rejected the absolute immunity argument, but concurred with Griffith that courts shouldn't referee such fights.
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" And there was unmistakable sadness in her voice when she concurred with me that "that" is getting an ever heavier workout these days, saying, "The space that 'that' is occupying is growing and growing and growing.
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Three of Mr. Nadler's fellow committee leaders in the room concurred: Eliot L. Engel of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Carolyn B. Maloney of the Oversight and Reform Committee, and Maxine Waters of the Financial Services Committee.
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The SEC concurred with the White House's fiscal 2018 budget proposal, and said it intends to continue making use of the reserve fund, which it called "critically important" to help it keep pace with rapidly changing technology.
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In a complex, multipart decision with which all of the justices (except Neil Gorsuch) concurred at least in part, Justice Samuel Alito argued that the government has no business regulating what is and is not considered offensive.
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She also wrote that "Con Ed's consultant's communications with D.P.S. raise troubling questions about the integrity of D.P.S.'s ultimate findings," which concurred with part of the Con Edison-sponsored investigation, though they also faulted the utility.
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They might not even need testimony to do it: "I believe there is already sufficient evidence, including through public statements, to support a charge against Mark Zuckerberg for violating the 2012 order," writes Chopra, and Commissioner Slaughter concurred.
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The majority of parents concurred, with 59 percent of those with children between ages 12 and 18 saying their kids cannot give up their phones, according to a poll of 1,240 parents and children by Common Sense Media.
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Feeling the public pressure, Justice Denis O'Brien, one of the judges who had concurred with Parker, responded in a Columbia Law Review article, saying that the press and lay public didn't appreciate the finer points of the law.
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He drew attention early in his tenure at FERC for voicing support for a controversial Trump administration plan to bolster uncompetitive coal and nuclear power plants, but ultimately concurred with a unanimous decision to shoot down the proposal.
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The Trump defenders initially concurred with the president that there was no quid pro quo on assistance to Ukraine in return for digging up dirt on Biden and his son, who was on a Ukrainian energy company board.
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US State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement Friday that the US concurred with the EU observers, and shared concerns expressed by the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan over flaws in the pre-voting electoral process.
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" Critic Steve Body concurred in a 2014 post titled "Crowd-Sourced Ratings and Why They Suck" on his website ThePourFool: "The readers and users of these sites are almost always slaves to their personal preferences and current trends.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, who concurred in that opinion, has since spoken out on the scourge of mandatory minimum sentences, which he said are often "unwise and unjust," and represent a "misguided" transfer of power from judges to prosecutors.
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Mr. Giuliani saw the move to replace Mr. Lutsenko as a threat to the investigations for which he was pushing, and the account of the July 25 call released by the White House suggests that Mr. Trump concurred.
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Mr. Flake concurred: "Our trade relationship with Mexico is a positive, and not just in an economic sense, but in terms of security as well," he said, citing cooperation between Mexican and American authorities on combating drug trafficking.
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Justice Thomas concurred separately, asserting more boldly that Chevron deference was a usurpation of judges' constitutional power to interpret federal laws and "say what the law is" — a power acknowledged to belong to the judiciary since Marbury v.
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Ahead of the President's arrival in New York last weekend, aides hoped an intensive schedule might deter him from further inflaming the precarious confirmation proceedings back home, which most Republicans concurred was best played out without Trump's intervention.
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A member of Ireland's fiscal watchdog, Martina Lawless, concurred, telling the conference that the no-deal damage "could be worse even than the worse case scenario being put forward" as forecasters do not know where additional disruptions might hit.
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Wall Street Analysts concurred, with JPMorgan moving up its prediction for the first hike of 2017 to May rather than June, while Goldman Sachs said there was now a 30% chance of a hike next month, up from 20%.
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Ms. Caballé was, critics concurred, one of the sublime representatives of a type of diva most often associated with a bygone, golden era: smolderingly regal, seemingly inscrutable, a larger-than-life presence accorded godlike status by her reverential public.
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"Every fashion editor who was interviewed for this book concurred that heels visually lengthen the legs, elongate the silhouette, and offer a literal lift from that dowdy, bloated feeling," reads a Hot Tip encased in a mint green bubble.
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A state Court of Appeals decision on Tuesday concurred with complaints from Michigan Republicans that Ms. Stein did not meet the state's legal requirements for a recount as an "aggrieved" party because she had not come close to winning.
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" After reviewing the data, a slew of Russian experts concurred; combined, the particular targets only make sense in the context of a roster of individuals whom, as one expert put forth, "Russia would like to spy on, embarrass, discredit or silence.
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The State Department concurred with the eight recommendations and reported some steps taken to address them, but the GAO makes it clear that there is still work to be done -- even after years of urging the department to do more.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.) concurred with the generals.
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Dr. David Spiegel of Stanford University School of Medicine in California, who was not involved in the study, concurred, writing in an email to Reuters Health that most often the patients use alternative medicines to help with pain and stress.
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Senate Republicans who almost never link arms in unison against a president from their party formed a cordon around Mr. Sessions, making it clear that they neither concurred with nor would tolerate Mr. Trump's repeated threats to the attorney general's tenure.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito concurred in the judgment but said he was doing so because there were not five justices available to "reconsider the approach we have taken for the past 84 years" because the case at hand was decided without Kavanaugh.
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It took five justices to act, and Justice Stephen Breyer wrote separately to say that he concurred in the decision in part because granting the stay would "preserve the status quo" until the court has a chance to consider a petition for cert.
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Asked whether he agreed with UK Brexit Minister Dominic Raab that a deal could be reached by that date, Coveney concurred, but said time was short and negotiators would have to signal the likelihood of a deal as early as next week.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch faced questions about his views on Chevron during his confirmation process, thanks in part to an opinion he wrote a few years ago when he was on the 10th Circuit, in which he concurred with himself to criticize Chevron heavily.
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The Administration for Children and Families, the HHS division that manages children, concurred with the recommendations and said it had already begun implementing them, including hiring a board-certified child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist to serve as a mental health team leader.
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Mr. Barr said that Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, concurred with his finding on the obstruction question but noted that Mr. Mueller, while he declined to make a judgment on the issue, also stopped short of explicitly exonerating the president.
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Former White House lawyers concurred that if Democrats install the highly experienced Nancy Pelosi as Speaker and keep Elijah Cummings and his seasoned staff in charge of oversight, they could marshal their investigatory power far more effectively than Republicans did under Obama and Clinton.
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"While Kanopy has been an excellent partner and a great resource for our patrons, unfortunately we've had to make the difficult decision to discontinue use due to the rising cost of the system," Fritzi Bodenheimer, the press officer for the Brooklyn Public Library, concurred.
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The ATF referred a request for comment to its response included in the report, an appendix where it said it concurred with the office's nine recommendations for changes and was already working to correct how it stores ammunition and better monitor workers' access to weapons.
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While Cohen implicated the president in the hush payments to two women — adult film actress Stormy Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal — in his guilty plea in August in New York, the filing on Friday marked the first time federal prosecutors officially concurred.
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Although the two other judges in the three-judge panel concurred with Kavanaugh on the voter ID decision itself, they notably wrote their own opinion detailing the importance of the Voting Rights Act in continuing to protect voters, something Kavanaugh stopped short of joining.
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A second senior administration official concurred while a third instead pinned the blame on the House Freedom Caucus, the group of hardline conservatives who have held out support for the bill, demanding a slew of 11th-hour changes that sent the House GOP jigsaw puzzle into disarray.
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"The Sheriff's Office legal counsel advised, and the Sheriff concurred, that the evidence does not meet the requisites of the law as established under the relevant North Carolina statute and case law to support a conviction of the crime of inciting a riot," the office said.
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Oreshkin and panellist Oleg Viyugin, the chairman of MDM Bank's board of directors, concurred that China's debt pile was the one that post most risk to the world – although Andrei Klepach, chief economist at Vnesheconombank named the U.S. Oreshkin struck a positive note on global debt.
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The paper says the European Safety Agency, the FAA's counterpart in Europe; Airbus, one of the world's largest makers of passenger airliners; the International Federation of Airline Pilots' Association, and the International Coordinating Council of Aerospace Industries Association, which represents aircraft makers, concurred in the recommendation.
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Everyone also knows that Trump has a repulsive compulsion to sexualize his daughter Ivanka — he once happily concurred with Howard Stern that she was a "piece of ass" — so it's not surprising that he told Daniels she reminded him of his child before he slept with her.
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" Kincaid concurred with this rethinking of how institutions themselves operate and who holds power, adding: "It is of utmost importance to have the ability to tell our own stories in our own ways, ideally within spaces designed with our cultural evolution at the vanguard of their conception.
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" In the 2009 Tate Modern catalogue, Rodchenko and Popova: Defining Modernism, Magdalena Dabroski concurred, "Along with Kazimir Malevich, Vladimir Tatlin, and Alexander Rodchenko, she stands out as one of the four most accomplished artists of the Russian avant-garde in the first quarter of the twentieth century.
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" Johnson of Johns Hopkins concurred, citing his studies: "For either [cancer-related end-of-life anxiety] or smoking cessation treatment, we found that the degree of mystical experience … is predictive of long-term beneficial effects — of reductions in anxiety and depression [and] reductions in cigarette smoking.
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During Mr. Netanyahu's visit last month, Mr. Trump cast aside two decades of American support for a two-state solution, meaning the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel, saying it did not matter to him what form an agreement took as long as both sides concurred.
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It's impossible to convey to young people today what the Mercury and Apollo (and other) programs represented 50 or so years ago, especially as they concurred with a time of major achievements in the racial civil rights movement (the concurrence of them is too often overlooked).
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Dunne concurred in his statements to Fox News, saying that if a restaurateur simply does not like a specific individual "as a person," and not because of an issue with race, sex or religion, then yes, he/she is likely in his/her rights to ask someone to leave.
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Asked whether CBP concurred with the Miami sector's interpretation of DHS's statement regarding enforcement activities during Hurricane Irma, national spokesperson Michael Friel said the department's notice was meant to convey a shifting of priorities as the hurricane approached, not delineate a specific timeline or strategy by the agencies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - FBI Director James Comey concurred with a Democratic lawmaker on Wednesday that citizenship alone is not a reliable indicator of the "terror threat" a person may pose to the United States, a rebuke of President Donald Trump's executive order banning travel from several Muslim-majority countries.
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He brought that recommendation to the President, the attorney general concurred with that recommendation, and I personally am grateful that we have a President who is willing to provide the kind of decisive and strong leadership to take the recommendation of the deputy attorney general and the attorney general.
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On Tuesday, Justice Clarence Thomas suggested that pregnancy terminations on the basis of race, gender or disability "would constitutionalize the views of the 20th-century eugenics movement," though he ultimately concurred with the Supreme Court's decision not to reinstate an Indiana law banning abortions of fetuses diagnosed with disabilities.
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Even as late as the spring of 1919, Holmes advanced a version of this long-standing view when he wrote the court's opinion upholding a wartime Espionage Act conviction and concurred in the court's decision affirming a ten-year prison sentence for Eugene Debs, the perennial Socialist presidential candidate.
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Fidelity noted that the average active share of its fund range is 74.3 percent, "significantly above the 100 percent threshold, which we believe is highly active for the considerable size and array of assets we run," and concurred with Schroders and JPMAM's arguments that a broader set of factors should be assessed.
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"Vice Chairman Mark Warner concurred, saying the committee's investigation had found the U.S. was unable to "effectively respond or defend" against the attacks, but that today the U.S. intelligence community and election officials are taking steps collaboratively "to ensure that our elections are far more secure today than they were in 2016.
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" Sean Spicer on Fox Business "The Deputy Attorney General… made a determination that the FBI director had lost his confidence, made a recommendation to the Attorney General, the Attorney General concurred with that and forwarded that recommendation on to the president who agreed with their conclusions and terminated the FBI Director's position.
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He said that if Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) had bashed Sanford, the group would have tried to oust Ryan with a motion to vacate — a sentiment other members concurred with. Rep.
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"As soon as AT&T wants to stop lobbying against net neutrality, broadband privacy and the other rights it's worked to kill via the Trump FCC and this Congress, maybe people will stop laughing at desperate tactics like this," concurred Matt Wood, Action Fund Policy Director for the consumer group Free Press.
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" The report concurred with the Hipp report's facility assessment, stating that "there are a number of major health and safety concerns that require immediate attention" and called for "a thorough air quality assessment to determine if the ventilation and air quality in the studios are within current acceptable health and safety standards.
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Statements from media groups concurred: "The FCC vote today shirks the agency's obligations as a consumer watchdog in ways that threaten to widen the digital divide by giving Internet Service Providers more power to restrict access to the internet," said Carmen Scurato, head of policy and legal affairs at the Hispanic Media Coalition.
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Mr. Grassley's comments were a modest backtracking of what he said over the weekend, when he concurred with Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, as well as several other Republican senators, who said the Senate should take no action on Mr. Obama's nominee and the vacancy ought to be filled by the next president.
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"The Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff concurred with the findings of the investigation and the recommendations of the AFRICOM commander," the summary said, saying that a number of recommendations were made to review training procedures and policies involving Special Forces soldiers on training missions in places like Niger.
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" Yet most law enforcement officials concurred that the blast "cannot be charged to the account of alien plotters against the neutrality of the United States," The New York Times reported, "although it is admitted that the destruction of so large a quantity of allied war material must prove cheering news to Berlin and Vienna.
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This included a stunning moment for Morris where McNamara concurred with Curtis LeMay that they would have been tried as war criminals if they had lost World War II. Perhaps most critically, Morris' lengthy career has taught him the importance of letting a conversation take shape naturally and without imposing too many preconceived ideas.
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" But Neffenger, in that same testimony, also said, "this was not a deliberate test of the entire system, and while there were areas for improvement noted by the inspector general — with which we concurred — [it is important to acknowledge] that the system as a whole remains effective and, as a result of this series of tests, has only gotten stronger.
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" Asked about Johnson's quote on Face the Nation on Sunday, Marco Rubio concurred, although he argued that secrecy isn't so bad—as long as there's time to debate the bill: "The Senate is not a place where you can just cook up something behind closed doors and rush it for a vote on the floor—especially on an issue like this.
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"Either this brilliant bit of negotiating confuses China early on and then when you sit down, you are very conciliatory and you come to the deal you want to, or you have an inexperienced team that's unsure about the nuances of China policy and they put Beijing in a very uncomfortable situation which Beijing has to escalate, " concurred JP Morgan's chief Asian and EM Strategist, Adrian Mowat.
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On Wednesday, the Senate Intelligence Committee announced that it concurred with the intelligence community's 2017 assessment that Russia sought to sow discord during the election with the intent of harming Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and aiding Trump.
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" Victorian physicians concurred with Home on the perils of the croup's "stealth invasion," and traced its march from what seemed to be a common cold to a deadly culmination: "The lips and nails become blue, every respiratory muscle seems to exert its utmost power to obtain the required air, … the veins of the face and neck become prominent, and a profuse perspiration bursts from every pore.
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