"I consult with him the way I consult with the board," Khosrowshahi said.
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I consult with him just like I consult with the rest of the board. Okay.
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Not a lot, but it's, I consult with him the way that I consult with the board.
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" The committee chair responded, trying to control the room, "Frankly, you're not here to consult with us," he said, "We're here to consult with you.
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" "[Grassley] will consult with his colleagues on the committee.
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I will consult with counsel and determine the appropriate response.
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Consult with employees individually to learn how they work best.
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He said he'll consult with his lawyers before the meeting.
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"We will have to consult with the stakeholders," Mori said.
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In both cases, consult with your doctor if you're concerned!
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Did Trump consult with Sessions about his new FBI pick?
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She eventually persuaded him to consult with the Justice Department.
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If so, he did not consult with a competent lawyer.
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And wouldn't they need to consult with the federal government?
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And it will consult with the climate justice working group.
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He blind sides his allies, he doesn&apost consult with Congress.
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It will now consult with trustees and fund managers until Dec.
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And always consult with a tax expert before making major changes.
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Or they could consult with us and reconsider Judge Gorsuch's nomination.
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I'm not doing anything until I consult with colleagues and leadership.
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They consult with a psychiatrist, often over the phone, Whooley said.
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""It's really best practice and really ethical to consult with victims.
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He would consult with a rich and varied spectrum of people.
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Did you consult with someone on the equations in the scene?
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Always consult with your dentist before starting a course of treatment.
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You could just consult with these professionals when you need them.
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They also urged passengers to consult with their airlines before flying.
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He's also looking into opening cannabis clinics to consult with patients.
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" "There's no legal procedure, no attorneys that you have to consult with.
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Consult with your financial planner or tax advisor if that's the case.
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Despite Jonathan's hesitation, the brothers head into a consult with Dr. Lee.
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It would consult with newspapers (!) on how to fact-check content itself.
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Also make sure to consult with an insurance agent and financial advisor.
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If you experience any of these, you should consult with your doctor.
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Elizabeth Warren said Wednesday that she will "of course" consult with Sen.
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The other side, I'd be foolish if I wouldn't consult with Adam.
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Note: Always consult with a doctor about your personal health and wellness.
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Did you consult with their families during the making of the film?
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After that bill collapsed, Alexander said he would again consult with Murray.
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Before any rules are implemented, the exchange will consult with its members.
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Curious children are learning to consult with Alexa and Siri in kindergarten.
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Reports have circulated that Trump continues to consult with Lewandowski for advice.
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It's best to consult with several surgeons before making a final decision.
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The Senate GOP leader said he will continue to consult with Trump.
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Consult with your vet and do what's best for all beings involved.
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Bensalah said he would consult with the political class and civil society.
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Companies often consult with attorneys and labor experts to counter union drives.
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Consult with your pediatrician to determine the appropriate dose for your child.
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A person with suicidal depression should consult with a doctor about treatment.
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"I plan to consult with counsel about my next steps," he said.
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If you want guidance, it's recommended you consult with a registered dietitian.
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The FDA advises people to consult with their doctors about switching medications.
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Perhaps its members would do well to consult with the Sundance organizers.
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You should consult with a family law attorney as early as possible.
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Giuliani was hired to consult with the company and provide legal advice.
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Consult with your veterinarian to see which treatment is right for your pet.
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"I definitely think he should consult with the department's ethics attorneys," said Roiphe.
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Trump would not even have to consult with US allies over lifting sanctions.
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Government regulators don't have to consult with the committee or accept its recommendations.
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They consult with virologists, bacteriologists, epidemiologists and clinicians -- anyone who might have expertise.
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Mariah, my friend is available to consult with your stylist, should you like.
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I think it is appropriate that we would consult with White House Council.
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The superintendent will also consult with local lawyers before giving an officer clearance.
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The central bank does, however, consult with the finance ministry on exchange rates.
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Another directs agencies to consult with state and local governments before drafting rules.
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It will "consult with Congress" when that review is done, the statement added.
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"It is your duty, as jurors, to consult with one another," he said.
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He would have to consult with Parliament before broaching the possibility, he said.
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Carriero and Fisk sometimes consult with their counterparts at Renaissance about technical matters.
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Finally, consult with others who are already doing what you plan to do.
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We will continue to consult with our allies and friends regarding future plans.
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Ryan will consult with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to choose Conroy's successor.
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Consult with your own doctor before embarking on any diet or exercise program.
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Deutsche See will consult with its lawyers about further steps, the company said.
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He's said he wants them to have time to consult with administration lawyers.
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They need more time to retain lawyers and consult with them, Pompeo said.
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He said he would consult with his lawyers before deciding his next steps.
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For projects on or near tribal land, the government must consult with tribes.
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He pledged to consult with local officials before making cuts to the department.
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I mean, you're on a lot of these boards, they consult with you.
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Trump has very few confirmed Cabinet secretaries in place to consult with anyway.
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"As you're thinking about the timetable, you need to make sure you have enough time to consult with Congress, consult with stakeholders and find creative solutions to new problems," said Michael Froman, who was a trade representative under President Barack Obama.
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Consult with your car's insurance agency to see if your policy has hurricane coverage.
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To determine which investments may be appropriate for you, consult with your financial professional.
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In those cases, it is important to consult with a doctor and seek support.
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Goodlatte said Strzok could only consult with his own attorney, not the FBI&aposs.
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Always consult with a financial professional if these options seem too complicated to decipher.
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Carr broke the standstill when he suggested a consult with Nashville designer Olia Zavozina.
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Dreeben said he would need to consult with his office and the intelligence community.
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The EPA is required to consult with the Department of Energy on the applications.
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The Trump campaign didn't consult with authorities before calling the event off, he said.
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Board members did not consult with the executives or their supervisors about their decisions.
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Everyone should consult with their general practitioner if they have fertility concerns, Datta said.
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There are no cubicles in which lawyers can consult with family members in privacy.
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He added that he will consult with President Donald Trump about the next steps.
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But consult with your doctor before you start incorporating new things into your diet.
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Finally, one kindly worker, moved by my mania, left to consult with a supervisor.
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The department also said it's "not uncommon" for agencies to informally consult with OLC.
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We intend to consult with Hawai'i County and work with them on further action.
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Be sure to consult with a doctor before deciding to give it a try.
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As always, consult with your skin care professional before moving forward with any treatments.
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The chef plans to consult with customers individually on their food and drink choices.
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I would have loved to consult with them if they were willing to change.
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The Schattners consult with their BID partners while their predecessors consulted with entire communities.
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But some adults, too, should consult with their doctors and consider getting the shot.
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If you try this route, consult with a lawyer familiar with rent-stabilization rules.
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The officials had yet to consult with Brady, who was already dashing toward them.
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He made repeated visits to consult with the CNI, the spy service in Spain.
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Prosecutors must also consult with the criminal division of the Justice Department in Washington.
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That included a requirement that the district consult with the union on policy changes.
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He wanted his son to consult with the same doctor who had treated him.
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But anyone planning to stop taking prescription ranitidine should consult with their doctor first.
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The notice also recommends customers to consult with their physician regarding any medical questions.
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As far as we know, he didn&apost consult with his own National Security Council.
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When questions arise, they use Slack or email to consult with a larger editorial team.
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The company will now consult with stakeholders in each country as it weighs its decision.
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BP and Anglo said they would consult with shareholders to refine policy for the future.
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D'Arcy Carden takes a break from Janet's void to consult with Mistress May on 'Bonding.
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She didn't consult with city hall before deciding to release all students early on Thursday.
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"We will consult with the Japanese government and take an appropriate measure," the spokeswoman said.
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Maybe the star will consult with interior design-loving sister Kourtney Kardashian during the process?
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A series of serene looking white people pretended to consult with doctors about their cancers.
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They said the Office of Surface Mining failed to consult with states through proper channels.
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He wants time to consult with the Justice Department about the scope of Shaub's authority.
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Nor is there any attempt to consult with lifelong organizers and activists on the issue.
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Maybe she'll issue a revised "template" calling for states to consult with families and educators.
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Mr. Husted, a Republican, said he would consult with legislative leaders about how to proceed.
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If an issue arises during this coordination, we will consult with you regarding its resolution.
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They both argue that the administration didn't consult with them before announcing the court picks.
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Mnuchin responded by saying he would first consult with legal counsel at the Treasury Department.
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I was among many criminal justice and public safety experts asked to consult with Gov.
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However, consult with a tax advisor before assuming you qualify for that 20 percent break.
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If not, the project team would consult with NASA to figure out a new plan.
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At best, the Trump administration is neglecting the legal requirement to appropriately consult with Congress.
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Consult with a doctor or pharmacist if you have questions about which product to choose.
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As part of its review, Naylor told me, he aims to consult with the public.
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She promised to consult with Parliament and somehow craft a deal that could get approved.
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Consult with your doctor to see if self-monitoring is recommended for your specific situation.
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Relatives of missing soldiers crowded the doorway, waiting their turn to consult with Ms. Hang.
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Such people should consult with their managers, and sick people shouldn't come in, he wrote.
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Ms. Fisher said Netflix did not consult with educational experts before kicking off this experiment.
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She said that she would consult with House Democrats Tuesday on how to go ahead.
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"I'm not doing anything until I consult with colleagues and leadership," Sherman told The Hill.
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This makes it important to consult with a trusted advisor before doing much of anything.
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Then the FBI asked GSA to consult with lawmakers before disposing of other transition documents.
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Rivlin is to consult with all parties in the coming days before making his decision.
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So, do me a favor and consult with one, either alone or with your mother.
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All federal agencies must consult with the Fish and Wildlife service when interacting with endangered species.
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It takes months of planning and the scientists have to consult with Nepal and China first.
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Biden also leads black voters according to Morning Consult, with 43% support compared with Sanders' 20%.
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Cutifani said Anglo American would consult with government, communities and employees before a decision is announced.
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You would consult with the different agencies, flag the issues that are going to come up.
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"I will consult with counsel and determine the appropriate response," Neal told the New York Times.
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The company enables patients to consult with doctors and other specialists online, including via video conference.
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But Mnuchin has said he would consult with the Justice Department first before proceeding any further.
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Schmiel told reporters his office will consult with Teresa Halbach's relatives before deciding what to do.
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If you're serious about changing your eating habits, it may help to consult with a nutritionist.
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Moreover, the organizations stand ready to consult with any other candidate needing advice on these issues.
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Trump's order specifically asks Interior to consult with the Pentagon as it formulates new drilling plans.
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Consult with IT and risk management professionals who can help your company put protections in place.
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ALGERIA'S INTERIM PRESIDENT BENSALAH: I AM DETERMINED TO CONSULT WITH THE POLITICAL CLASS AND CIVIL SOCIETY
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The ministry said it will consult with lawmakers over the reform, but it faces serious challenges.
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Marshall also expressed disappointment that team owners did not consult with players before making the change.
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It said it would consult with ESMA and other market participants on ways to minimize disruption.
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Keep in mind, too, that having an initial consult with a bankruptcy attorney often is free.
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"I see more need to consult with a planner or CPA with tax reform," said Haut.
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Pixvana didn't consult with mental health professionals such as psychologists before creating the training, Lanham said.
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Mr. Trump, however, did not name Iran, saying he needed to consult with Saudi Arabia first.
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The law also requires presidents to consult with Congress in setting annual targets for refugee admissions.
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"We will continue to consult with our allies and friends regarding future plans," the statement said.
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Again, it&aposs wise to consult with an expert (or leverage some HR technology) for this.
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A Virgin Galactic in-house medical team is also on-hand to consult with each passenger.
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Did you talk to any real-life assault survivors or consult with them for this episode?
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The federal government is required to consult with the tribes on any policies impacting their nations.
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The statement said the administration had taken action against the killers and would consult with Congress.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: As far as we know, he didn&apost consult with his own National Security Council.
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The Federal Court of Appeal said the government failed in its duty to consult with aboriginal groups.
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He said he would personally lead a task-force that would oversee projects and consult with investors.
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"We are closely monitoring the situation and continuing to consult with our partners and allies," Sanders added.
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" Cummings said he will consult with lawyers and committee members about "about scheduling a vote on contempt.
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In his response, Pai told the congressmen that Bray had been directed to consult with the FBI.
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Whenever you have to consult with other people for an answer, you're headed in the wrong direction.
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"I would be keen to consult with anyone conceiving the next generation of these games," Walker adds.
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He immediately gravitated to the most emotional individuals that stopped by Standefer's office to consult with her.
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It highlighted the need for reform in the way companies building infrastructure consult with Native American tribes.
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He said he would consult with the Chinese leader before talking to Taiwan's leadership on the phone.
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Under federal law, agencies generally must consult with the public before they propose rulemakings and rule repeals.
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Serving the indigent, she had scant seconds to consult with clients, get the facts, make a plan.
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"Tech knows we can't singularly resolve these issues, and we want to consult with others," Garfield notes.
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"It's always nice to consult with my successors," Albright wrote in a tweet along with the photo.
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Broadly speaking, the law requires that the president consult with Congress before thrusting armed forces into hostilities.
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He also said Gore would be allowed to consult with the attorney during his testimony if needed.
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She added the president plans to continue to consult with his generals and team on the situation.
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Before incorporating supplements into your lifestyle, consult with your doctor to make sure they're right for you.Specs
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The administration needs to have the chance to fully consult with all parties on the way forward.
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If you do win big, you should consult with professionals before doing much of anything, Weston said.
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Some countries consult with business leaders and union representatives, and nearly all of them involve economic experts.
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Another part of the Chair's job is to consult with, meet with, and take calls from politicians.
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They administer medication, monitor patient recovery, consult with other healthcare experts, and provide education on outpatient care.
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I will consult with all our partners in the coming hours and days to assess their implications.
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He also criticized the Obama administration for failing to consult with Congress or industry in devising it.
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Consult with a trusted relative, friend, or attorney if you are in doubt of what to do.
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Women seeking abortion pills from WoW first need to have an online consult with a licensed physician.
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For example, wouldn't it have been helpful to consult with someone about how the legal system works?
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" Sanders added that the U.S. "will continue to consult with our allies and friends regarding future plans.
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The city's construction coordinator, Robert Moses, had merely to consult with the city's parks commissioner, Robert Moses.
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According to the source, the military came to consult with representatives of Venezuela on military-technical cooperation.
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BrainEx is one of those tools, developed in consult with the neuroethics working group at the NIH.
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Earnest said Obama still believes it was worthwhile to consult with the lawmakers before making his nomination.
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I am sorry this did not come across yesterday to you, but the framework we are putting forward to consult with everybody and we want to consult with everybody is to be able to give, going forward, that clarity of bands and frameworks to the way we pay people.
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The latest deadline is Monday, after Mnuchin asked for more time to consult with Department of Justice lawyers.
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Who did you consult with on the technological side to create what we see in the final film?
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Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller's office tweeted that he will consult with other attorneys general about a suit.
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"We will continue to consult ... with our Filipino partners to appropriately tailor our assistance," Commander Gary Ross said.
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At one point, Goodlatte told Strzok he could only consult with his own lawyer, not an FBI lawyer.
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Consult with them and break down what each dollar will go toward, and set your goal from there.
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It gives Republicans the ability to consult with Democrats to issue subpoenas, which will make no Republicans happy.
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When Goodlatte responded that Strzok could only consult "with your own counsel," that set off another testy exchange.
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It also has an online appointment scheduling system, and a video tool for patients to consult with physicians.
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Expert partners: We regularly consult with rights advocacy groups to review their most recent analyses of hateful content.
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Trump must consult with, control and corral the competing and divergent interests of Libya's neighbors and regional powers.
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The plan now is for him to consult with multiple specialists to come up with a recovery plan.
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Organizers said the players had been given the opportunity to consult with their teams before play was resumed.
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Ms Schreck continues to consult with a couple of constitutional scholars to make sure her interpretations are accurate.
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He said the Indian government didn't consult with Walmart and other U.S. companies before it changed the rules.
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Babis said he would consult with his foreign minister over the weekend and announce Prague's decision on Monday.
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If the President would like the expand the mission and take further action, he should consult with Congress.
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" The NRA takes issue with the fact that the paper's authors didn't consult with "firearms experts or lawyers.
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They can also consult with a dietitian, who can connect them to Noom, an online weight-loss service.
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Hyflux said it had at least until April 5 to consult with PUB on remedying the alleged defaults.
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Moon said President Trump promised he'd consult with the South before taking any military action against North Korea.
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Consult with your loved ones and financial adviser on all of these important questions before developing a plan.
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The foreign affairs bill included provisions requiring any reorganization efforts to consult with and notify the Appropriations Committee.
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The chairman urged companies interested in ICOs to consult with the SEC on how to conduct one legally.
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However, if an autopsy is needed, coroners will most often consult with a medical examiner or forensic pathologist.
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You may want to consult with a financial planner to see if it's a good option for you.
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That being said, it's still smart to consult with your doctor before taking any new supplements or medications.
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Should the author of the blog wish to pursue his inquiry further, we suggest he consult with Sens.
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"Following today's announcement, we will consult with the U.S. government on next steps," Boeing said in a statement.
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Americans share space stations with the Chinese, consult with the Germans and enlist the help of African warlords.
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She sees patients and continues to consult with lawmakers on efforts to carry out the mental health legislation.
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"The World Cup is coming soon... We will consult with the heads of FIFA and UEFA," Mutko said.
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COMMUNICATION WORKERS UNION SAYS WILL CONSULT WITH CWU EXECUTIVE ON WEDNESDAY AND DETERMINE RESPONSE TO ROYAL MAIL LETTER
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Violet Blue, a journalist and Patreon content creator, visited the Patreon offices to consult with the team there.
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Those in the West who are advocating policies for Ukraine would do well to consult with Ukrainians themselves.
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WRAY: I would think you would want to consult with some good legal advisers before you did that.
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Show jumping judges also consult with the course designer to make sure the jump courses are appropriately difficult.
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Since the library is closed, I can't check out books, consult with library staff or use the internet.
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"This is unbelievable," Collins could be overheard saying on the floor, before going to consult with GOP leadership.
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And unlike at a formal dinner, there is no need to consult with the host about special requirements.
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Women in the U.K., by contrast, largely consult with midwives, who prioritize low-intervention pregnancies and natural childbirth.
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"Our usual practice was when an allegation came in, I would consult with our legal advisors," Goedert said.
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Kavanaugh said the teen could have been able to "consult with" the sponsor as she faced her decision.
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In the time before the interview in custody, immigrants consult with attorneys or others to help them prepare.
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Travelers with an immune-suppressed system should consult with their health care providers for additional guidance before travel.
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" As president, he would "read the intelligence ... consult with our allies and keep US politics out of it.
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And yes, the president would do well to consult with Congress, even if he has the last word.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to consult with House Democrats Tuesday on the timing of such a move.
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Then Mr. Benioff engaged Scientific Art Studio, a design firm, to consult with the students on the project.
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Consumers also should keep in mind that having an initial consult with a bankruptcy attorney often is free.
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Also, consult with your doctor before trying herbal remedies because some of them may interact with other medications.
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If that's still not affordable, patients can consult with their hospital's social workers, who can give them guidance.
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I'd prefer my staff to consult with and arrange trips through local USDA offices and state agriculture departments.
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Later, speaking with reporters, he said he had not had time to consult with experts on the implications.
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The administration is required to consult with Congress on the ceiling, although the President makes the final determination.
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One allows state agencies to consult with private groups to deploy the best fire prevention and firefighting tactics.
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Our sources say RGF doesn't plan to go to cops, but will consult with attorneys on further action.
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WRAY: Well senator, I would think you'd want to consult with some good legal advisers before you did that.
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The network that carried the show, TV Asahi Corp, said it did not consult with the tobacco company beforehand.
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But Nigeria had initially refused to commit, saying it needed to consult with domestic stakeholders before making a decision.
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" He later said that the Trump administration was going to "continue to consult with stakeholders as we get there.
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While at Cannes, Tarantino revealed he didn't consult with Polanski on the scenes involving the Oscar winner and Tate.
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Morneau said the government felt it had fulfilled its duty to consider environmental impacts and consult with indigenous groups.
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If you think you may qualify, make sure to consult with a tax advisor if you're planning on selling.
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You could use your telepresence robot to beam in a specialist who would then consult with the care team.
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Schweikert said he planned to consult with rank-and-file members to discuss plans and listen to their priorities.
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You should always consult with your doctor before beginning any sort of diet or exercise regimen, including intermittent fasting.
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Afnor will consult with other institutions and companies before putting forward a proposed project in the summer this year.
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FCC commissioner Mignon Clyburn said that the commission had failed to properly consult with tribes before making this change.
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But in effect, the bills would limit the agency's ability to cite scientific research and consult with leading experts.
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If we have to consult with experts about everything we eat, we must not know what's good for us.
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Before making changes to your skin regimen and diet, it's important to consult with your dermatologist and medical specialist.
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Spencer will have full authority to make any operational or program decisions and not consult with Esper, Chewning added.
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The council is made of bankers appointed from the Fed's 12 regional districts to consult with the central bank.
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He said he would consult with the political class and civil society alike in pursuit of a new Algeria.
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If Trump agreed to it, he would not be under oath, and he could consult with counsel during it.
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"I would think you would want to consult with some good legal advisers before you do that," Wray replied.
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On Monday, the Justice Department said Whitaker would consult with ethics officials about any matters that could require recusal.
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Consult with a trusted legal adviser if you are unsure of how to handle that aspect of the decision.
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Perhaps the White House should consult with the White House Correspondents' Association to devise a general set of parameters.
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Francis Paul, NOC-K's secretary general, said his organization would consult with the International Olympic Committee over Wario's decision.
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"I intend to consult with House Counsel and Committee Members about scheduling a vote on contempt," Cummings said Tuesday.
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He was warned to be "vigilant and consult" with ethics lawyers before involving himself in matters related to Amazon.
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A Treasury spokesperson said that Mnuchin would consult with the department's lawyers to determine if a request is legal.
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In 1998, nasa was contemplating a manned hypersonic-research jet, and Stucky was asked to consult with outside experts.
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Where specific advice is necessary or appropriate, consult with a qualified tax advisor, CPA, financial planner or investment manager.
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The review plans to consult with members of the public, groups, and experts and plans to conclude in 2020.
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It was the commission's responsibility to consult with various groups and put forward a land use plan—a compromise.
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To avoid any perception of bias, the committee did not consult with any potential 2020 candidates or their aides.
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Some hospitals pointed to virtual visits as a way for patients with nonserious cases to consult with their doctors.
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Senior congressional officials consult with Homeland Security to determine whether a request for Secret Service from candidates is warranted.
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"This is unbelievable," Collins could be overheard saying on the floor, before going to consult with GOP leadership. Sen.
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I couldn't consult with my editor, who was on the phone with a member of the investor's P.R. staff.
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Some current and former officials defended Mr. Maguire's decision to consult with the Justice Department and the White House.
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"They'd sooner trust in their own instinct or do their own research than consult with an expert," Yamano said.
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If tests come back positive, officials will consult with the CDC and local public health officials about next steps.
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If you experience an unbearable amount of pain, they advised to stop rolling immediately and consult with your doctor.
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Grassley is now set to consult with his staff and Republicans on his committee to determine his next steps.
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It appears Trump did not consult with Congress before arranging the killing of Iran&aposs top military official Gen.
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Don&apost hesitate to consult with an employment lawyer to help you understand the ins and outs of it.
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Giuliani visited Kharkiv to consult with the city on security issues, according to a press release at the time.
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This may destroy your camera, so consult with your local astronomy club or photography store before trying this yourself.
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When people fall ill, physicians consult with their patients and follow with prescribing the necessary medications and administering treatment.
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It&aposs smart to consult with your local bike shop if you need guidance on choosing the correct size.
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Interior is obligated by law to consult with governors, congressional delegations and coastal communities as it crafts its plan.
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If wardrobe requirements are not stated on the invitation, it's best to consult with the bride and groom beforehand.
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"I would think you would want to consult with some good legal advisers before you did that," Wray said.
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At that time, Francis told Wuerl to consult with priests in his diocese about whether or not he should retire.
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If the agreement was made in writing, your co-op should consult with its corporate counsel about how to proceed.
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Police also were able to conduct multiple crime scene re-enactments and consult with the district attorney's office, he said.
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Technology is available for doctors to consult with patients via the internet or phone, but that doesn't typically get reimbursed.
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But his parents, concerned about safety, pushed him to consult with anyone that might be able to provide some guidance.
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Be sure to do the appropriate research and consult with your financial advisor before committing to a sustainable investing strategy.
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"We will now consult with our European partners to find a common way forward," the spokeswoman wrote in an email.
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After a consult with her doctor last week, they determined that she's ready for skin removal surgery on her legs.
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The government has the obligation to consult with the victims if they're considering offering a defendant a certain plea deal.
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Pyne says that the president has to consult with the governors of Western states before allowing drilling in Pacific waters.
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New supplements or medications for your fur baby are always daunting, so it's best to consult with your vet first.
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The president will then formally consult with all parties to measure the pulse of possible scenarios before making a decision.
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ICE needs to consult with medical and mental health experts, congressional committees and advocates before finalizing their detention standards. pic.twitter.
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Border officials did not consult with the tribe before blowing up their sacred site, CBS News and The Intercept reported.
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He will consult with the presidents of both houses of parliament and all main party leaders before making his decision.
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And it has caused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to consult with the House Sergeant at Arms on a security assessment.
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But if some are new, the FBI could need to consult with other agencies regarding the sensitivity of the information.
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In a series of tweets, Prasad added he would consult with the telecom industry to understand their issues and challenges.
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Ryanair said that it would consult with employees and unions after determining which airports would be affected by the cuts.
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Tournament director Craig Tiley said organizers would "consult with the playing group" about the EHP after the grand slam finished.
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At some companies, the requested language requires a board of directors to consult with the committee before making business decisions.
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He said he would consult with his clients - the hotel owners and its former operators - on whether they would appeal.
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Catch all of Aura's can't miss tips below: • Always consult with your colorist before moving forward with your dye job.
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Above all, she says, the government has failed properly to consult with those who actually take care of the elderly.
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SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye said SGX would consult with the public before amending its rules, without providing a timeline.
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It would require Interior to consult with every state and county in a species' habitat before making a listing decision.
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She jumped out of bed, rushed over to Paramount to consult with her Svengali, Travis Banton (the well-known costumer).
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She said she had met with their inspectors on Saturday to urge them to consult with manufacturers on their decisions.
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"I'd be foolish if I wouldn't consult with Adam, there's a lot of learning in some nine years," Claure said.
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He didn't consult with anyone about where to evacuate, and no one doubted his commands about going to the roof.
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In addition, the EPA is required to consult with the Department of Energy to determine whether an exemption is granted.
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He said officials would consult with local communities to ask for their ideas on how to fix up the parks.
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Mr. Abdullah, on Thursday, accused Mr. Ghani of making decisions unilaterally and of failing to consult with him on appointments.
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It's a good idea to consult with your stylist about which cut will work best to get your desired result.
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In a joint statement, both sides said CVC will consult with Lee on diversity matters, including improving opportunities for women.
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To the extent that "The Last Jedi" answers any of them, did you feel obliged to consult with J. J.?
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It's helpful to consult with a tax adviser or financial planner, he said, to see what works best for you.
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The Venezuelan government had said that Kimberly-Clark Corp failed to consult with them before letting go of the workers.
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Instead of using their own opinions, consult with one of that specific ethnicity on how they want to be portrayed.
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By law, the president must consult with Congress and make a decision by the start of each fiscal year, Oct.
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Veterans will be expected to consult with their Veterans Affairs Department primary care doctor about the best course of treatment.
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The president should, of course, consult with others, but the final words of advice should come from those two officials.
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"If that were the case, detectives would consult with the commonwealth attorney's office to determine whether additional charges are appropriate."
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As a special counsel, Mr. Mueller can choose whether to consult with or inform the Justice Department about his investigation.
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A source told CNN that the pontiff advised Wuerl, a close ally, to consult with his priests about his future.
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If they like what they drive, guests can consult with the on-site Porsche-certified concierge to make a purchase.
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If you are pregnant, nursing, have a medical condition or take medications, please consult with a healthcare professional before use.
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Qassem Soleimani in an airstrike on Thursday because it appears Trump did not consult with Congress before making the move.
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So I really didn&apost consult with anyone outside of the source material and my own warped sense of creativity.
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But the talks were paused on Friday after five days so that the Taliban negotiators could consult with their leaders.
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There's also an informal rule for Xi to consult with past presidents, but that's not an official requirement, Pei said.
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The commission must consult with a fairly long list of senior judges and other high officials before making a selection.
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" Republicans also argued that the Democrats "did not consult with the Republican members of the Committee before initiating his inquiry.
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A House Democratic aide said that their Senate counterparts didn't consult with them on the provision before agreeing to it.
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But his visit, scheduled to end Thursday, will allow time to consult with Mr. Xi and other senior Chinese leaders.
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I was once charged hundreds of dollars for a consult with a specialist that should have been a $55 copay.
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They are required to consult with the members when those members have knowledge that would be valuable to the reporting.
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Arizona that criminal suspects have to be informed of their constitutional right to consult with an attorney and to remain silent.
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New Jersey already had a law that requires doctors to consult with a prescription monitoring database before they prescribe opioid painkillers.
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Amiri now plans to consult with her team about whether the ACLU should raise the issue of the spreadsheet in court.
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Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, has so far refused saying it needs to consult with domestic economic stakeholders before making a decision.
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Government regulators only consult with operators and consumer groups — not the businesses using the same networks at a much broader scale.
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Now that it is so easy to acquire information and consult with everybody (including suppliers and customers), organisations frequently dither endlessly.
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It's even better when clients consult with their financial advisors and estate planning attorney prior to making financial gifts and distributions.
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So while the office can consult with outside organizations, like the Department of Defense, the Commerce Department has the final word.
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But Christie, speaking to reporters in Tom's River, New Jersey, Friday afternoon, said he didn't consult with Trump about Stepien's hiring.
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During a television interview, he expressed support for the issue but added that he would consult with generals on the matter.
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The ministry added that France will encourage dialogue with Russia during the six-month period and consult with NATO alliance partners.
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After that, King Felipe will consult with party leaders to find a prime ministerial candidate who the lower chamber will support.
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Britain's largest trade union Unite said it would continue to consult with the company and fight to keep the site open.
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Stateside, most US lawmakers were supportive of Trump's action but warned him to consult with Congress if further action is planned.
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But we also, as we lead the organizational changem we did certainly consult with all 12 of our external board members.
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That directed Mulvaney to consult with departments and agencies to identify wasteful spending, redundant programs and potential improvements to government services.
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Gillis said he's always blown away by ideas for the app every time he visits Rigolet to consult with the community.
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The Justice Department said on Friday that Trump did not consult with lawyers there before announcing the decision to pardon Arpaio.
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President Trump assured South Korea he would consult with them before making any military decisions on North Korea, according to Moon.
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The German government therefore urged the European Commission to consult with Italian authorities to resolve the emissions issue, the letter showed.
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Microsoft had reportedly previously considered acquiring Slack, but never seriously enough to consult with CEO Satya Nadella or the firm's board.
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A spokesman for Openreach said the company was continuing to consult with its operator customers about investing in full- fiber networks.
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It already has broad backing from EU member states, but needs to consult with them in the next couple of weeks.
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Macron was careful to consult with unions ahead of the publication of his reform bill but he also offered small concessions.
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Carolyn Bennett, the minister of indigenous and northern affairs, has spent months traveling across the country to consult with indigenous communities.
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The University of Iowa's Mulder said that those mothers should consult with a trained health care professional for support and guidance.
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The President also plans to consult with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the White House on June 7, Sanders said.
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Governor Potomsky initially waved off the criticism, then said he would delay the installation a month to consult with the public.
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"I consult with a variety of start-up biotech firms that are focused on the science for this," Dr. Rigel said.
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They are encouraging people to look at the IRS's calculator when it comes out and to consult with their tax advisors.
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She advises that you hold meetings or get-togethers with your co-workers so you can adequately consult with one another.
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Most national governments consult with multiple stakeholders, including the private sector, in creating regulations, which is a hallmark of good governance.
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Droves of people gathered to state loud and clear that they want policymakers to consult with experts before decisions are made.
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Donald McEachin, said Fairfax should resign, expressing frustration that he had appeared dismissive of Tyson and did not consult with them.
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But they also have informal access through the lab to consult with a range of economic, privacy, and distributed systems experts.
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Under the revised policy, the agency reduced the time allotted for asylum seekers to consult with others prior to their interviews.
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Trump said that he would consult with the conservative Heritage Foundation to help him narrow down a list of potential candidates.
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For one thing, the Department has to consult with the St. Louis Police Officers Association union before going forward with implementation.
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The new federal education law, the Every Student Succeeds Act, or ESSA, requires states to consult with tribes about education plans.
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It also recommended that the program make clear that patients who take medication for conditions consult with their doctor before discontinuing.
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He also said he would have to consult with his lawyers before testifying under oath about his ties to Mr. Epstein.
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But Sherman emphasized on Tuesday that he would consult with Democratic leaders and colleagues before moving forward with any floor vote.
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When you're forced to consult with Congress, and when Congress has the power to declare war, quick and sloppy thinking evaporates.
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But Mr. Barr is the first to require that the F.B.I. consult with the Justice Department before opening politically charged investigations.
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Grodzki said he would meet European Commission Vice President Vera Jourova and that Polish Senate lawyers would consult with Commission experts.
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The strike against Soleimani is not the first time Trump has declined to consult with lawmakers before key national security decisions.
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Renzi tendered his resignation to President Sergio Mattarella, who said he would consult with political parties to decide the next steps.
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Some of the criticism was based on the complaint that the president did not consult with Congress before the drone strike.
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Instead, a tablet would be brought to him on the field and he would consult with league headquarters in New York.
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"Following this attack, the FCC CIO directed the Chief lnformation Security Officer (CISO) to consult with the FBI," the letter reads.
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The White House has said Trump will consult with his national security and legal teams before deciding whether to release it.
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That one-hour trip for a consult with a nurse cost $2800, but it was all taken care of by insurance.
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Gal, concerned about violating non-disclosure agreements he'd signed with Apple, asked to consult with either his employer or an attorney.
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Instead, he stopped publication after only two names, telling Politico that he had to consult with his lawyer before going further.
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Renzi tendered his resignation to President Sergio Mattarella, who said he would consult with the political parties to decide the next steps.
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This is the time to consult with a trusted financial advisor with a long track record of success who can guide you.
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While Christianity and Buddhism dominate Korean religious life, some churches incorporate shamanistic practices and many people consult with fortune tellers or shamans.
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"NSF will consult with the awardee organization, and determine what action is necessary under NSF's authority," stated the agency in its release.
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Consumers who've eaten the recalled frozen berries are urged to consult with their health care professionals to determine whether vaccination is appropriate.
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S. discussions at the offices of U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Robert Lighthizer, Guajardo said he now had to consult with business leaders.
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As part of its evaluation, Juul said it would consult with the Indian Journal of Clinical Practice (IJCP), a healthcare communications company.
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"Presidents rely heavily on being able to consult with advisers, without fear of public disclosure of their deliberations," write Rozell and Sollenberger.
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"Judy has been asked to consult with those working with Angelina on divorce negotiations," a source close to the situation tells PEOPLE.
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However, everyone's situation is different, and big lottery winners should consult with a tax advisor, along with an attorney and financial advisor.
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Mr Zuma has also angered other ANC leaders over his failure to consult with them on the reshuffle, as party pratice dictates.
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Because of this, it's important to consult with a board-certified dermatologist on whether the ingredients are right for you, Chapas advised.
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"DHS has consistently failed in its legal obligation to consult with the tribes, and this is only the latest example," U.S. Rep.
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NYPD officials said that O'Neill has asked the panelists to consult with outside stakeholders, advocates, and the police unions during its review.
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Eggleston said Obama would consult with the counsel's office to make sure what he said publicly aligned with the government's legal stance.
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Germany will consult with countries including the Netherlands, Poland and Denmark about possible action, Schmidt said ahead of a meeting in Brussels.
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The appeal alleged that the ministry did not consult with the Xinca indigenous people before awarding the Escobal mining license to Tahoe.
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Green said his reading of federal ethics regulations would require Sessions at least to consult with ethics experts at the Justice Department.
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It is not uncommon for former political officials to lobby and consult with corporations after leaving the employment of an elected official.
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This effectively means the employer will allow a union rep to come in and consult with workers on the possibility of organizing.
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It could consult with industry to develop best practices and guidelines for safety, cybersecurity and privacy in the smart contact lens market.
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Consult with a trusted tax or legal professional if you are unsure of which structure might be best for your business needs.
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That's complicated as many of its patients consult with multiple doctors and are taking many medications that might be challenging to track.
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Usually former senior officials retain clearances so their successors can consult with them on a pro bono basis, the former official said.
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It also includes advice that women who are trying to become pregnant should consult with their doctor before traveling to those areas.
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Many shoppers go to Tractor Supply stores to consult with employees on repairs, big projects, and how to care for their animals.
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It's the reason patients consult with physicians to determine their allergies and then work with them to understand how to avoid contact.
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Why is it so important to consult with scientific experts before laws are made or federal, state and local agencies set policy?
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Holder reportedly said he won't decide until next year on a potential 85033 campaign, noting he needs to consult with his family.
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On Monday, the Justice Department said Whitaker would consult with ethics officials about any matters that could require him to recuse himself.
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"If you are pregnant, or wishing to get pregnant, consult with your specific health authorities on specific country travel advice," he said.
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Much of the land is collectively owned, meaning developers must consult with dozens or even hundreds of people before beginning a project.
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China's commerce ministry also said its trade team will consult with their U.S. counterparts in mid-September in preparation for the meeting.
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He has reportedly told his negotiators to travel to Cuba to consult with FARC leaders on what the next move will be.
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That approach forces presidents to consult with senators and, when they are from opposite parties, incentivizes the compromise selection of relative moderates.
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Currently, they see a grey screen with a loading circle when they try to login to start a consult with a patient.
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Always consult with your accountant if you&aposre in doubt about whether certain rewards need to be reported on your tax return.
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In the middle of the store is a service bar, where shoppers will be able to consult with sales associates on recommendations.
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If in doubt, always consult with your medical provider and insurer; it can pay-off handsomely and avoid unnecessary or excessive payments.
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Presidents often consult with members of Congress in the course of their nomination decisions, even when they intend to ignore the advice.
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Pelosi said she plans to consult with her members later this week on when to deliver the articles to the upper chamber.
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The pair, along with a network of survivors and experts consult with school administrators and help them create a customized safety strategy.
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McCain told reporters this week that he would consult with his governor, but he ultimately decided to go in a different direction.
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He asked Whitaker to consult with the White House ahead of the hearing and tell the committee whether he would invoke privilege.
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He said earlier this week he would consult with Attorney General Herbert Slatery to decide whether the measure would pass constitutional muster.
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In his letter, Nadler wrote that Goodlatte did not consult with the minority before sending the letter to the FISC presiding judge.
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But Trump's finance chief offered a new twist by suggesting he will consult with the Justice Department on the issue, if necessary.
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I have real questions about the idea that you should consult with that person to find out what you like to drink.
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Pompeo replaced Rex Tillerson, who was widely reviled in Foggy Bottom over his unwillingness to consult with department experts, among other complaints.
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On our wedding day we sandwiched our visit to City Hall between a PET scan and a consult with a liver surgeon.
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Under one such reform, the president would have to consult with the leaders of both parties in Congress before issuing a declaration.
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And if doing natural things like this doesn't work, then it might be wise to consult with a specialist or a doctor.
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Of course, parents who may have concerns should consult with their physicians before using any medicines, read labels carefully and follow all instructions.
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As with all sex toys, make sure you're cleaning them after every use, and consult with a doctor if you experience any pain.
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For every big project I have done, I consult with hardcore fans of that topic whether it be a team, event, or player.
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Before meetings can be held between the nations, Mexican leaders must consult with their country's Senate, union bosses and businesses, he told CNN.
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Jolie attorney Laura Wasser says that her client doesn't oppose sealing the documents, but opposed Pitt's motion because he didn't consult with her.
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She also made sure to consult with each model on the color and design, aiming for styles they'd likely wear beyond the shoot.
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Instead, the company says it will be rewriting the policy "in the coming months," and promises to consult with users over the process.
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In the lead-up to the interview in custody, immigrants use the time to consult with attorneys or others to help them prepare.
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Myrie's legislation also includes a measure that would mandate allowing children under 18 to consult with an attorney before they could be interrogated.
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Also, none of this is legal advice, so if you have specific questions, it's best to consult with a tax lawyer or accountant.
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Musk did not consult with Tesla's Board of Directors, any other Tesla employees, or any outside advisors about these tweets before publishing them.
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Paul LePage has said that he plans to consult with Trump on federal government's marijuana policy before implementing the will of his constituents.
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As part of its evaluation, Juul said it would consult with the Indian Journal of Clinical Practice (IJCP), a health-care communications company.
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Kosovo President Hashim Thaci said he respected Haradinaj's decision and would consult with political parties on forming another government or holding snap elections.
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Back at home, controversy is brewing over whether or not the new government will consult with opposition parties before drafting its inaugural budget.
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PBMs consult with their client purchasers in designing drug benefits that offer flexibility and cost-saving formularies that provide access and lower costs.
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" However, he has asked the IRS to consult with the Justice Department and try to resolve the pending applications "as soon as practicable.
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He said US President Donald Trump had assured South Korea he would consult with them before making any military decisions on North Korea.
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Vacuum devices made by medical supply manufacturers are a safer option, but men should still consult with a medical professional before using one.
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The social media company will also consult with the Atlantic Council to address other political security issues that could arise on its platform.
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Consult with your State Attorney General's Office or the FTC if you have any doubt regarding the veracity of a credit repair offer.
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When Insider spoke with "Aladdin" codirector Ron Clements earlier this year, he said he didn't consult with anyone on the live-action remake.
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Abdurrahman has the right to appeal, and Hatjani says he will consult with his client to determine whether they will exercise that right.
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Merkel is now to consult with the German president on what to do next, but it's possible that new elections could be called.
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But doctors hope that people who do order it follow the advice to consult with their doctors before making any decisions about treatments.
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Zesty sends registered dietitians to consult with local chefs who tweak or create recipes that will appeal to diners in an office setting.
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What better sign is there of Russia's import when even longtime American allies, like Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Israel, consult with Mr. Putin?
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Even if you already have an estate plan, it can be a good idea to consult with an attorney experienced in estate planning.
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WASHINGTON — The presidential playbook during times of disaster is pretty well established by now: Consult with emergency officials (and be seen doing so).
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He has noted that the U.S. judicial system will have to review it and indicated that he would consult with the Guatemalan congress.
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In a statement to The Times, Mr. Ford said he had his own personal views, but would consult with experts on the issue.
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"Each of you has a duty to consult with one another and to deliberate with a view to reaching an agreement," he said.
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The regular contact encourages them to consult with her when they think they've entered, or are about to enter, an ethical gray zone.
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This has prompted creative minds to consult with Muslim clerics to dream up financial instruments that effectively pay interest without technically doing so.
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The court ruled that Canada's federal government did not properly consult with First Nations on or near the route of the Enbridge Inc.
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They now consult with banks, retailers and the likes of Google and Patagonia on what makes employees happy and productive in the workplace.
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Mr. McConnell has yet to consult with Mr. Schumer on the parameters of the trial, though he has said he would do so.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain condemned North Korea's latest nuclear test on Friday and said it would consult with international partners on a robust response.
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But Carlson herself couldn't consult with the filmmakers and actors who made the movie and she can't comment on the film's accuracy, either.
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When Scott received the bill Thursday, he said he planned to take his time before he signed it, and consult with victims families.
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The Kitchen Table enables public officials to consult with representatives about key policy areas, crowdfund, and micro-lend for local startups and community businesses.
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Meantime, Mexico is prepared to begin renegotiating NAFTA in May, after a 90-day period during which Peña Nieto will consult with Mexican businesses.
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He had to consult with the DOJ and with Lynch, why didn&apost she just recuse herself and let the deputy AG handle it?
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The water is deemed safe for the general population, but the elderly and parents of young children are cautioned to consult with their doctors.
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If you're pregnant or recovering from any sort of injury, make sure you consult with your healthcare professional before doing any form of workout.
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And I think ultimately whether the direction is the right one or the wrong one will be ... Do you consult with him a lot?
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Further guidance will be forthcoming as we continue to review the decision in Matter of A-B- and consult with other components of DHS.
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Throughout the process, they consult with family members of the fallen soldiers to ensure that their loved ones' personalities are captured in the carvings.
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For any proposed commercial republication, it is certainly the course of wisdom to consult with an attorney and have a full copyright search done.
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It also requires that state agencies setting up systems for handling personal data consult with the Federal Security Service, Russia's main domestic intelligence agency.
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He did not rule out the possibility of electronic closing in spreads and said the exchange would consult with members on the trial's outcomes.
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It is now appropriate for the administration to consult with Congress as it considers next steps to resolve the long-running crisis in Syria.
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If you're unhappy with your bellybutton, post-baby or otherwise, it might be wiser to consult with a plastic surgeon versus a cosmetic dermatologist.
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OneDegree has developed an online insurance platform that lets consumers purchase personal lines and health insurance products without needing to consult with an agent.
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The administration said it needed to review how agencies like the Army Corps consult with Indian tribes that could be affected by their actions.
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He has said he does not lobby on behalf of companies, but said he does consult with some corporations about navigating the federal government.
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You should consult with your doctor before you start using a neti pot, so they can assess whether your immune system can handle it.
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Staffers consult with customers to find the right products, and Advance offers training classes and posts on YouTube to help DIYers with repair jobs.
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He said he would have to consult with his economy and energy ministers to ensure they could follow through if a decision was made.
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Even if a project fails, the employee can still learn from their mistakes and consult with you on how do better the next time.
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Similarly, he should consult with his team before making significant decisions dealing with North Korea, China, NATO nations and other nations around the globe.
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The firm is to consult with trade unions and employee representatives "over the coming months" and offer support to those impacted by the changes.
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He also said that he would have to consult with his lawyers in advance of testifying under oath about his relationship with Mr. Epstein.
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And the fact that all the credit for his victory goes to him personally could make him even less prone to consult with others.
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If you aren't sure how your 401(k) contributions will affect your take-home pay, you can consult with your payroll manager, Schmitzer says.
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" Mr. Neal issued a terse statement on Monday afternoon in response to Mr. Mnuchin: "I will consult with counsel and determine the appropriate response.
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After counterterrorism agencies prepare written evidence, the secretary of state must consult with the attorney general and the treasury secretary before making a designation.
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"Rather than taking strong action to give communities confidence to tackle this issue her department has failed to consult with Muslim organizations," she said.
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Did the administration and its allies consult with experts, study previous experience with health reform, and try to devise a plan that made sense?
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"Any woman affected by hypertension during pregnancy should consult with her physician after she delivers and assure that she has adequate medical follow-up."
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He said he would have to consult with his economy and energy ministers to ensure they could follow through if a decision was made.
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The opposition Civic Alliance had said it would consult with its popular bases over the weekend on whether it should continue with the talks.
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Sondland underscored that he, Volker and Perry did not want to consult with Giuliani and did so only at the "express direction" of Trump.
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He said the House bill did not have enough funding and that he wanted to consult with actuaries on how much is needed. Sen.
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"As with all congressional inquiries touching upon the White House, Congress must consult with the White House prior to obtaining confidential material," Sanders said.
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If you find that your financial personality causes you to overspend and spend money irrationally, it might be time to consult with a professional.
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If they have any questions, Galaxy Fold owners can consult with Samsung product specialists through the Galaxy Fold Premier Service any time, any day.
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Mbete said the constitution did not require her to recuse herself from presiding over the debate, and suspended proceedings to consult with parliamentary officials.
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If workable, this may be the most cost-effective approach, and Congress should consult with FinCen and the IRS and determine if it is.
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That's a great time to consult with those already active in space investing — like François Chopard, CEO of global aerospace and defense accelerator Starburst.
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He is closing out the week as a case study in the White House's failure to fully vet a nominee or consult with Congress.
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"I will consult with the legal department within Treasury, and I will comply with the law," Mnuchin said when asked by Texas Democratic Rep.
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The faux-fratricide results in Ramón going to consult with Teresa, a marijuana-dealing therapist who spends a lot of time in therapy herself.
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They decide to consult with an attorney, or a group of attorneys, and have a confidential conversation for the purpose of receiving legal advice.
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It is not unusual for E.P.A. administrators to consult with lobbyists, state officials, and industry and advocacy groups as they develop major policy proposals.
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The Justice Department said on Monday night that Whitaker would consult with ethics officials about any matters that could require him to recuse himself.
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Former security officials, regardless of their political affiliation, tend to keep their security clearances to help consult with the White House in times of crisis.
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Ford said part of the reason it decided to acquire Spin was because of the startup's commitment to consult with cities first before deploying scooters.
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Click through to find the product that's right for you, consult with your derm, and you'll be kissing those dark spots goodbye in no time.
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And last month, Sears' home services division rolled out a smartphone technology that allows technicians to remotely consult with their superiors to fix problems faster.
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There is the option for Trudeau to announce that the government plans to consult with the Gitga'at First Nation before approving Northern Gateway, Sterritt said.
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Diplomacy is needed to defuse tensions, therefore America must continue to consult with our allies so that we do not make the region less safe.
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Both vloggers were booked onto a separate flight; Saleh said on his Persicope he will consult with a lawyer when he lands in New York.
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Amarjeet Sohi, Canada's minister of natural resources, said the delay would give the government more time to consult with indigenous groups impacted by the pipeline.
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We did consult with the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota (WRC) prior to release and we had determined that the raccoon was safe to release.
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" Paxton said he was "disappointed with the court's determination that Texas cannot hold the federal government accountable to consult with us before resettling refugees here.
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No. Campbell seemed receptive when I suggested that in the future, he and Marvel consult with Black female fans about what they want to see.
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Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel filed an appeal of Dassey's overturned conviction in September after saying he would consult with Halbach's family on next steps.
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But according to Court of Appeal documents released Thursday, the government failed to adequately consult with aboriginal communities directly impacted by pipeline and tanker routes.
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We dive into product or campaign insights, work through rounds of creative concepting and storyboarding, consult with the team on set during photoshoots, and more.
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The source of the tension: Sessions' decision to recuse himself from the Russia probe, which he did not consult with Trump about ahead of time.
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Wray claimed he hadn't formed a policy position on the issue, and Wyden requested that Wray consult with him before going public with his position.
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At the time, Netflix hadn't included detailed content warnings or mental health resources in each episode, nor did it consult with national mental health experts.
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Asakawa, vice finance minister for international affairs, told reporters he would consult with Finance Minister Taro Aso on how to respond to the market moves.
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Members of the Product Council will be available to consult with founders and may become advisors, investors or board members, if it's a good match.
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Protesters also continue to assert that the Army Corps of Engineers failed to consult with the Standing Rock Sioux about the route of the pipeline.
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Just hours before Grassley issued his statement, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the administration will consult with Congress before reaching a final cap number.
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The bill requires a pregnant woman to consult with a doctor first and wait a mandatory three days before having an abortion after 12 weeks.
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INV said last month that it would consult with authorities and discuss options for processing facilities including relocation if the referendum yields an unfavorable result.
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When they leave government, national security officials routinely maintain their security clearances, partly to consult with those who replace them about ongoing situations or issues.
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But protocol demanded that he consult with the President before and after the trip, and, like it or not, he appeared to be Roosevelt's envoy.
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Luxembourg's finance minister believes that Europe should consult with the United States before going ahead with any taxation plans on large digital firms like Google.
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Facebook will also begin training employees in how to spot census suppression and bring on outside experts to consult with as the census gets closer.
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One of those barriers is Kentucky's 24-hour waiting period -- meaning a patient must consult with the clinic at least 24 hours before the procedure.
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He should consult with his communications team and develop a solid strategy for social media that works to further his agenda at home and aboard.
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The VA made the decision to cut the program in September but did not consult with HUD or veterans' groups before doing so, Politico reported.
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The White House is not required to consult with the office that typically handles most clemency petitions, but the majority of cases operate that way.
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Management could consult with the board and other professionals to determine whether further investigation is warranted, said Robert J. Braverman, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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Even after his initial outburst, Trump apparently didn't bother to consult with his economic and diplomatic advisers on the best way to implement these tariffs.
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Additionally, they should take advantage of online databases and consult with their companies' human resources departments to determine the general salary range for their position.
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"We intend to consult with Congress and to work with other nations to hold accountable those responsible for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi," said Palladino.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, told Congress last month he would consult with his legal team and follow the law when a request was made.
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"We will continue to consult with public health officials and public health guidance and make announcements about future events in the coming days," Bedingfield said.
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Of course, President Trump did consult with the judiciary regarding the Kerik pardon as suggested by the regulations of the Office of the Pardon Attorney.
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President Sergio Mattarella must now consult with Italian political leaders and gauge whether there is enough support for a caretaker government and under what terms.
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And he urged his own diplomats and aides involved with Ukraine to consult with Mr. Giuliani after they returned from Mr. Zelensky's inauguration in May.
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But its investigation showed that field commanders "routinely failed to consult with those in the (coalition) Joint Command holding information about the No-Strike Lists".
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Former top-ranking officials have frequently in the past kept their security clearances so that the White House can consult with them on important topics.
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"EPA will continue to consult with our federal partners on the best path forward to ensure stability in the Renewable Fuel Standard," the statement said.
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Already, a group of parents say they were reunited with their children only to be separated again without the chance to consult with a lawyer.
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Y.) and Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenBottom line Gun epidemic is personal for lawmakers touched by violence House Democrats demand administration consult with Congress before determining refugee admissions MORE (D-Calif.), the respective chairs of the House Judiciary Committee and Immigration and Citizenship Subcommittee demanded that the Trump Administration administration consult with Congress before determining the number of refugee admissions to the country for the coming fiscal year.
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The senator said he plans to go over the transcript of Tillerson's confirmation hearing and consult with Democratic and Republican colleagues before making up his mind.
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And this is what happens is the president as he has grown into this job has decided he doesn&apost always need to consult with them.
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We hear all the pros and cons and consult with a neurologist, and I discuss with her what her quality of life would be without it.
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Amarjeet Sohi, Canada's minister of natural resources, said the delay would give the federal government more time to consult with indigenous groups impacted by the pipeline.
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People are always free to consult with an attorney because such consultations are by their nature confidential and are not deemed a violation of an NDA.
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Close to three-quarters of the most knowledgeable and most religious respondents supported the idea that scientists should consult with the public before editing human genes.
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WTO rules required that any measure affecting telecommunications networks should be notified to the WTO by China, which should consult with affected WTO members, it said.
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The board took issue with earlier comments from Puerto Rican officials accusing it of failing to consult with the government on a timeline for budget development.
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Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker will consult with top DOJ ethics officials about whether he should recuse himself from the Russia investigation, a department spokesperson said.
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These folks consult with the customer and help them select the different components that make up a Kubernetes installation to fit the needs of each organization.
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Because I get so many questions about this topic, I thought I'd consult with someone who knows a lot more about this topic than I do.
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" PEOPLE reached out to a Starbucks spokesperson who said: "We recommend that pet owners consult with their vet on what treats are best for their pet.
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"We consult with home care providers and with nursing homes and assisted living facilities," Robert Espinoza, vice president of policy at the Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute, said.
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" He said Russia needs to consult with Europe and China "to find a way out of this crisis because the situation is getting worse and worse.
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If Donald Trump is refusing to consult with his chief of staff on any of this, that's a huge problem, especially given General Kelly's military background.
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According to the reforms, the president must now consult with the majority in parliament when choosing a prime minister, and create an independent election monitoring body.
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There has to be a sea change in how we find and tell these stories, which extends to who we employ and who we consult with.
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"We will continue to consult with the EA and the local community to ensure we are addressing their concerns," a Dairy Crest spokesperson told Cornwall Live.
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People setting up a new after-tax IRA should consult with a financial advisor on how quickly this account can be converted into a Roth IRA.
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In fact, the US could be in trouble if it doesn't consult with its international partners about the proper planetary protection guidelines for a Martian colony.
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The FAA has no power over what companies do when they get to space; however, the FAA does consult with other agencies during the approval process.
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The product's description says it can be consumed by pregnant women, but also warns that pregnant and breastfeeding customers should consult with their doctors before consuming.
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However, the government could reclassify the pill—meaning that pharmacists didn't have to consult with patients before prescribing it—in effect lowering the cost to consumers.
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"I am disappointed with the court's determination that Texas cannot hold the federal government accountable to consult with us before resettling refugees here," Mr. Paxton said.
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Because of this, Minister Joly would do well to consult with Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Carolyn Bennett before committing to this harmful ISP tax.
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During his visit, Brown was expected to survey the damage and meet with affected residents and consult with government officials and emergency responders, his office said.
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Telemedicine, which allows providers to consult with patients remotely via phone or webcast, could uniquely address this access disparity if it weren't shackled by regulatory stoplights.
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Did Flynn consult with Trump or others on his conversations with Kislyak about Russian sanctions, or about Flynn's false statements to the FBI about those sanctions?
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He would also likely consult with Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, were she to win to make sure his move did not complicate her plans.
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The federal government would also have to consult with every governor, state agency and county across the butterfly's 49-state range in developing a recovery plan.
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Pence told reporters a day earlier that he would consult with the physician about whether he needed to be tested given the fact that Trump was.
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Then France's finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, stunned those present with a request to delay the vote for five days to consult with his Japanese counterpart.
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Don'ts: ■ Don't forget to consult with the person(s) you name to take ownership of your pet and to act as trustee of a pet trust.
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Many historians, besides the three mentioned by Bagehot, appear on or consult with the BBC, tweet on current issues and write pieces in mass-market publications.
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If you're unsure whether you should move money, change accounts or make any other financial moves pre-divorce, consult with an attorney licensed in your state.
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Scott concluded by adding that he will be seeking authority from the state legislature to consult with local governments interested in resettling refugees into their communities.
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" Noting that it's important to consult with your primary doctor first before trying something like this, Abrekski says, "Having fun is critical to functioning with happiness.
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The government should make more efforts to consult with them when it comes to deciding on what they need amid Argentina's deteriorating economy, many residents said.
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It appears that Trump did not consult with Congress before taking an action that some experts say may lead to a dangerous escalation and possible retaliation.
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Baker also asked GSA to consult with Senate and House intelligence committees before disposing of devices and information associated with other members of the transition team.
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Food is served in the back pews, while visitors can consult with medical volunteers, get free access to Wi-Fi or just use the church's restrooms.
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The bank said in a filing to the stock market regulator it would consult with unions over the 0.43,20.4 to 21,20.8945 staff who would be affected.
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Patients who have eaten only smooth foods may, for example, need to consult with an occupational therapist to learn how to chew and swallow more effectively.
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CIA director Gina Haspel, who traveled to Turkey Tuesday to consult with officials there, briefed President Donald Trump Thursday on the Turkish investigation into Khashoggi's death.
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"I don't know if you went down to Boston to consult with somebody, to meet with a girlfriend, or to pursue educational opportunities," Smukler said Friday.
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" Asked the same question regarding a hypothetical scenario, Wray responded, "I would think you'd want to consult with some good legal advisers before you did that.
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Before talks can begin, the Trump administration still needs to consult with several congressional committees and formally notify Congress of its intention to renegotiate the treaty.
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"What [the GOP] wants to do, and it's smart of them to do this, is they want to make sure they consult with the governors, " Haines said.
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She has yet to receive the written questions from the committee but will consult with the White House on which questions she can answer, the source said.
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Mnuchin said in an interview on CNBC television on Wednesday that it was appropriate for his agency to consult with the White House counsel on Neal's request.
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"Trauma team activation does not mean every patient will consult with and/or be cared for by a trauma surgeon," spokesperson Vanessa deGier said in an email.
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Once you've done your own research and settled on a claiming strategy, then consult with the Social Security Administration, said Ed Slott, an expert on retirement saving.
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I knew I was probably (definitely?) the only one who was focusing on them, but after turning 30, I decided to consult with a doctor about Botox.
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The new management plan reverses that respect for Native America in an "ongoing failure" to meaningfully consult with tribes, as the grassroots group Utah Diné Bikéyah notes.
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Amarjeet Sohi, Canada's minister of natural resources, said the delay would give the federal Liberal government more time to consult with indigenous groups impacted by the pipeline.
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Depending on what, if any, information they had, I could then consult with counsel to make an informed decision as to whether to give it further consideration.
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Texas had argued that the federal government failed to properly consult with the state in accordance with a federal Refugee Act before moving forward with resettlement plans.
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" The letter, signed by Inspector General Michael Horowitz, also said the Justice Department "did not consult with the OIG before sharing the text messages with the press.
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Women trying to become pregnant should consult with their healthcare professional before traveling to these areas and strictly follow steps to prevent mosquito bites during the trip.
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The FDA recommends that women consult with their healthcare providers before taking pain medicines during pregnancy, whether over-the-counter or prescription, Jukic said in an email.
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In all cases, donors should consult with their tax and wealth advisors to maximize the benefits that the charitable deduction still provides under the new tax law.
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I spoke with the co-founders of BMMA, Noorjehan Niaz and Zakia Soman, when the pair stopped in Delhi last month to consult with lawyers and supporters.
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Before exercising this authority, the Attorney General should, to the extent he deems it practicable, consult with the head of the originating intelligence community element or department.
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Perhaps that's why so many consult with gurus on this particularly arduous but simple journey, masters who can drop pins on the map of life for them.
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"The House immigration working group will review these principles and continue to consult with our conference and the administration to find a solution," spokesman Doug Andres said.
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The Justice Department said the man had been advised of his rights to remain silent and consult with an attorney, and the man indicated he wanted one.
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Grassley in a letter to Murray, which was sent Tuesday and released Wednesday, said he believed the White House tried to consult with her on the nomination.
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Foreign diplomats and activists harshly criticized Beijing's decision to prosecute Mr. Zhou and his colleagues and demanded that the detained lawyers be allowed to consult with lawyers.
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It said in May it would consult with parliament if there was a change in circumstances that meant the Norwegian troops could be needed inside Syria itself.
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They wanted to introduce the concept, consult with experts in various disciplines, and invite criticism; a majority of the paper is about safety, control, and ethical concerns.
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According to the White House, the department will tackle everything from modernizing government to informing economic policymaking, and is supposed to consult with the Director of OSTP.
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Yet Yahoo announced those new directors hours before it was scheduled to meet with Starboard, and did not consult with the hedge fund before picking those names.
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Step inside most cabs, and your driver will welcome you in, consult with you on which route to take, and make sure you leave no belongings behind.
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A surprising number of business owners I consult with don't have an adequate will and haven't even considered how their business should be incorporated into this planning.
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Occasionally we consult with our legal department; we have one person who is experienced in regulatory matters and governance matters, and he would help us doing this.
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Julia Belluz will sift through the research and consult with experts in the field to figure out how science can help us live happier and healthier lives.
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While the White House said it plans to consult with the Valley's best minds, however, their involvement might not be as regular as administration officials first suggested.
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To be very clear, we said we strongly advised the athletes to respect the regulations in place in their country and to consult with the national authorities.
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To be very clear, we said we strongly advised the athletes to respect the regulations in place in their country and to consult with the national authorities.
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After a similar outbreak in Michigan, health officials there began requiring individuals to formally consult with their local health departments before opting out of otherwise-mandatory shots.
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His superiors at the warning-system headquarters reported to the general staff of the Soviet military, which would consult with Mr. Andropov on launching a retaliatory attack.
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Obviously, anyone with memory or other cognitive problems should consult with a doctor before starting to exercise and should probably not exercise alone, Dr. Liu-Ambrose says.
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Mr. Dragnea indicated that he might seek to exacerbate the political tensions, saying he would consult with other party members about the possibility of impeaching Mr. Iohannis.
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Records also show that they drastically overestimated potential leasing revenue and failed to meaningfully consult with the indigenous peoples of the Gwichʼin Nation of Alaska and Canada.
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Commission spokesman Reid Magney said in an email to The Associated Press that staff will analyze the judge's decision and consult with commission members on next steps.
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In a future article, Aaron and Austin will consult with experts on which public health interventions would get the most bang for the buck in this era.
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More recently, Taliban negotiators have temporarily suspended the talks to consult with their leaders, but they are expected to resume as soon as this week in Qatar.
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A board meeting, which was scheduled for Thursday, was delayed at the request of several European countries, which needed to consult with their governments, the sources said.
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You may think, to get anywhere with your money, you have to roll up your sleeves, consult with the experts and take on a mountain of work.
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But if a coach does not come, a U.S.T.A. coach is supposed to consult with the private coach before the player arrives and after the player leaves.
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"I will consult with the legal department within Treasury, and I will comply with the law," Mnuchin said then when asked if he would release the returns.
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According to the league, the Dolphins' team doctor "took appropriate steps" to consult with the independent neurologist on the sideline and to review video of the play.
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The source said Wuerl told the priests about the papal meeting, including Francis' advice that the cardinal should consult with his priests as Wuerl discerns his future.
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Stone declined to name his contact, but said he'd consult with the person and see if he would permit his name to be shared with the committee.
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Know your options, and no matter what you decide, be sure to consult with a legal and mental health professional, practice self-care, and don't look back.
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In hospital settings, bioethicists consult with health care providers, patients and families to help them address the ethical issues that arise during the delivery of medical care.
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Bayer also said a new Supervisory Board committee, comprised of eight supervisory board members, will consult with the Board of Management and make recommendations on litigation strategy.
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By law, any federal agency overseeing a construction project has to consult with native nations or tribes if there are places with "religious and cultural significance" nearby.
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Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts, said she would consult with the House general counsel on whether Mnuchin should be held in contempt for refusing to furnish Trump's tax returns.
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It also directed the Justice Department to consult with the Labor Department on whether to seek a stay of litigation after the agency's cost-benefit analysis is complete.
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Requirements: Bachelor's degree Median salary: $104,140 Human resource managers oversee the recruiting and hiring of new staff and consult with top executives on strategic planning, among other functions.
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In addition, companies have cropped up to offer telemedicine services that let patients consult with doctors through their mobile phones such as Doctors on Demand, HealthTap and Teladoc.
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If a specific matter arose where I believed my impartiality might reasonably be questioned, I would consult with Department ethics officials regarding the most appropriate way to proceed.
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The US Constitution gives the president broad power to issue pardons and commute sentences, and there is no law requiring the president to consult with the Justice Department.
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Two professors who consult with the Chinese government on AI policy told The New York Times that these games galvanized the country's politicians to invest in the technology.
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This technology uses electrical currents to gather measurements, so consult with a doctor before using if you are pregnant or have a pacemaker or other electronic medical device.
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Do yourself a favor and learn a foreign language (or maybe at least consult with a native speaker) before having a random phrase permanently tattooed on your skin.
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If you're thinking about getting a facelift or any plastic surgery procedure, make sure to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in that particular field.
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Spokesman Steffen Seibert said Europe would respond appropriately to any punitive tariffs the Trump administration imposes and Berlin would consult with France, the European Commission and other partners.
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Israel's president, Reuven Rivlin, will consult with the leaders of every party represented in parliament and choose whoever he believes has the best chance of forming a coalition.
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All of the settings are pretty simple to understand, although you might need to consult with the manual at first to understand what L and D stand for.
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The Iowa Republican will review the House bill, consult with stakeholders and his committee "and decide where to go from there," a spokeswoman told Reuters in an email.
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The 110,000 number was negotiated with Congress a year ago, but the administration did not consult with Congress before reducing it, opening the way for a legal challenge.
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Unlike many others, Protostarr told Forbes that it didn't consult with attorneys ahead of time and didn't notice the SEC's statements until after its token sale had begun.
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A master craftsman would typically be tasked with the design and construction of a Tibetan building, but they would consult with the inhabitants or patrons of the project.
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In a daily press briefing, White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters Obama will consult with a wide variety of people with different viewpoints in making his decision.
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"That is why it is so important — and actually a legal requirement — to consult with a doctor to receive a valid prescription before purchasing contacts," says Dr. Smith.
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Zuckerberg said a lot of the work is still in its early stages, but he added that Facebook plans to consult with outside experts as it's built out.
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Not surprisingly, those making more than $150,000 a year were more likely to consult with a financial pro or use a money management app, the CNBC survey found.
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"I think any ranking member worth his or her salt should always consult with his or her colleagues within their committee," Carper told The Hill on Tuesday. Sen.
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Rao said that if confirmed she would look carefully at the standards for recusal, consult with her colleagues and follow the precedent and practices of the D.C. Circuit.
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The Texas lawsuit accused the State Department and other federal agencies of violating the Refugee Act of 1980 by failing to consult with state officials before resettling refugees.
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Gove said he would consult with industry to find the advantages and disadvantages of different types of reward and return schemes for plastic, metal and glass drinks containers.
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As the board reconvened its open session Friday morning, it immediately voted to adjourn to a closed session to consult with its legal counsel about potential criminal activities.
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HDP officials would consult with the party's supporters, many of whom are in the largely Kurdish southeast, and could then consider a full withdrawal from parliament, he said.
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The government said last week that Catala will consult with its legal advisers to decide whether the classification of sexual crimes, which dates from 1995, should be updated.
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RubiconMD lets an individual's primary-care doctor consult with specialists for help treating complicated or unusual conditions (say an endocrinologist for diabetes or a cardiologist for heart trouble).
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It is now up to Israel's President Reuven Rivlin to consult with other party leaders to discuss which candidate has the best chances of forming the next government.
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After that, USAID will need to consult with the State Department about hundreds of other pages of documents, which could be released at some point in the future.
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That's why Obama's National Ocean Policy required the federal government to consult with coastal states and tribes on how best to conserve ocean resources and regulate ocean industries.
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Townsend said the coalition would consult with its allies throughout the campaign with its allies over plans for Raqqa's seizure and how it will be governed after that.
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"It is now appropriate for the administration to consult with Congress as it considers next steps to resolve the long-running crisis in Syria," Ryan's office said Friday.
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The best pain treatment centers have psychologists, physical therapists, and physicians on staff who consult with one another and decide on the right course of medication and therapy.
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The collapse occurred after the French government — Renault's largest shareholder — asked to delay a final vote to consult with Nissan, according to two people close to the talks.
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He moves constantly, restlessly — pacing and jittering and signaling, bellowing instructions and calling players over for brief conclaves and turning on his heel to consult with his bench.
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Mr. Barr also plans to consult with the White House about any confidential internal information, including private conversations of the president, that is potentially subject to executive privilege.
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Both campaigns said they would consult with health officials about future events, hours after Ohio Governor Mike DeWine called for all large-scale indoor gatherings to be avoided.
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She believes they have a strong case for asylum, but she hasn't been able to consult with a lawyer because they are unwilling to travel to Nuevo Laredo.
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Ms. Weingarten said she had "not had one conversation with the mayor about this," though she said some candidates had called to consult with her before being interviewed.
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But no recalls have been initiated, and the agency said patients who take prescription versions of the drug, known as ranitidine, should consult with their doctors before stopping.
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Above all, government at all levels must listen to and consult with the parents, students, teachers, tribal leaders and community leaders who are most affected by these changes.
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Mining companies also said the MSHA did not properly consult with the Department of Health and Human Services in writing the rule, which the court rejected as well.
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On Tuesday, Lane said the Bank of Canada plans to consult with a wide range of stakeholders as it designs the capacity for a central bank digital currency.
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President Trump said on Sunday that the U.S. was "locked and loaded" but would consult with Saudi Arabia after attacks against major Saudi oil facilities over the weekend.
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Yet now his plea terms "require his presence in Washington, DC, often on short notice" to work with the special counsel's office and to consult with his attorney.
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A better approach would be to diligently renegotiate NAFTA, while complying with the above notification requirements of TPA, as well as TPA's requirements to fully consult with Congress.
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If he did, President Sergio Mattarella would consult with the political parties and could decide to form a caretaker government, possibly consisting of technocrats, or call early elections.
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If you think your daughter might have ADHD, you should consult with a psychologist or pediatrician who is familiar with ADHD and can provide an in-depth assessment.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenBottom line Gun epidemic is personal for lawmakers touched by violence House Democrats demand administration consult with Congress before determining refugee admissions MORE (D-Calif.).
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Doug Heye, a Republican operative, said it is normal for politicians to consult with family members about key decisions, but the equation changes when they are on staff.
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Prior to the directives, asylum seekers could request continuances if they needed more time to retain or consult with a lawyer or gather evidence, according to the complaint.
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The Charlottesville police had not been trained in handling civil unrest, and did not consult with other departments around the country that had relevant experience, the report said.
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He added that the conservative attorneys have sent him written legal advice on how to deal with Mueller, and they also consult with another Trump lawyer, Jay Sekulow.
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After a month or two on the job, you can consult with your boss to ensure you're on the right track to becoming a superstar at your company.
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Before taking any action, that person should "consult with [the franchisee's] attorney regarding state and local regulations, and also with qualified medical professionals regarding best practices," he adds.
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Bayer on Wednesday said a new Supervisory Board committee, comprised of eight supervisory board members, will consult with the Board of Management and make recommendations on litigation strategy.
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"We decided to send him back to consult with our doctors there, so they'll continue to evaluate where he's at," coach Dave Tippett told reporters prior to Thursday's loss.
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Similarly, reporters frequently weigh the harms of disclosing classified material against the potential benefit to the public of their disclosure (and even consult with government officials in such cases).
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The head of state will consult with party leaders before naming a new prime minister, with Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan seen as a possible candidate to replace Renzi.
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When Trump told other advisers he planned to fire Comey and that Miller had researched his authority to do so, McGahn urged Trump to consult with the Justice Department.
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It's common for former intelligence officials to retain their clearances in order to consult with government agencies who may need their expertise or historical knowledge later down the road.
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"The priority is to consult with the MPs, senate and unions, first over the draft income tax law," Razzaz told reporters outside the parliament building after meeting the speaker.
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Depending on what, if any, information that they had, I could then consult with counsel to make an informed decision as to whether to give it any further consideration.
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Maybe Riverdale's showrunners will begin to consult with Sprouse about musical choices, because he definitely has his finger on the pulse of which songs are perfect for specific scenes.
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All day we run tests, examine geologic maps, consult with state experts, watch helicopters check in as it grows from 40 feet wide to 50, from 60 to 70.
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Qualified patients enter a rear area to consult with a physician, who then delivers one of 10 approved brands that include sprays, tinctures and vaporizers similar to e-cigarettes.
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By law, the president is required to consult with members of Congress about the number of refugee admissions before the start of each fiscal year, which is Oct. 1.
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Underscoring the value of Dr. Garza's input, and of the genetic tools, he is one of only a few people who consult with all 11 major hatcheries in California.
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"If you have severe sleep-related symptoms, please consult with your healthcare providers to check if you have other underlying diseases, especially diabetes," she told Reuters Health by email.
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"We'll hope to get a different answer back from his counsel after they consult with the White House because the position they took yesterday is completely unsustainable," Schiff said.
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It then states that contractors have the right to consult with an attorney, at their own expense, and says that class action waivers will still be enforced in arbitration.
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The government will this year consult with marginalized sectors of society - including Dalit communities - on the benefit-sharing plan, before the proposal heads to parliament for approval, he said.
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"The debates will be the time everyone tries to take a shot at Biden," said one Democratic operative who asked to remain anonymous because they consult with various campaigns.
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The reason for the delay: Comey wanted to consult with Bob Mueller, his predecessor as FBI chief and the Russia investigation's special counsel, per House Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz.
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Australia's opposition Labor party backed the legislation, but said it will consult with the technology industry over possible amendments if it wins power at an election due in May.
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He said that if an issue came up where he thought there might be an obligation to recuse, he would consult with career ethics officials at the Justice Department.
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Some senators in states with large swaths of Indian Country say they already consult with tribes, but the resolutions call for a more active role in the selection process.
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While formal power has always resided with the monarch, in practice the king was expected to consult with other senior members of the royal family and rule by consensus.
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Other companies are looking to give doctors their own way to consult with patient via text and video — selling secure communications tools that doctors can offer to their patients.
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Officials from North Korea and the United States will speak directly with each other, while South Korea will be asked to consult with both, the South Korean official said.
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Plevneliev, a center-right former minister in a Borisov-led government, has said he will also consult with his successor, Radev, in any talks on forming an interim government.
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Nunes has unilateral authority on the House intelligence committee to issue subpoenas, although the committee's rules recommend he consult with the top Democrat as well, who is currently Schiff.
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As I understand it, you continued to consult with nuclear scientists to make sure that your description of how Reactor 4 works, and how it exploded, was spot-on.
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Prosecutors say a defendant could participate in his trial from the holding cell by monitoring court proceedings and using a telephone inside the court to consult with his lawyers.
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The prosecutors consult with representatives of the intelligence community and then redact portions of reports from the C.I.A. black sites or write summaries to substitute for the actual evidence.
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Mondesi said in a statement that he took the medication Subrox-C to treat cold and flu symptoms, failing to read the label or consult with the team trainer.
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"We take very seriously the obligation to consult with the Senate and we painstakingly ensure that every senator has the opportunity to provide input on judicial nominees," he said.
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Instead, Saudi sources have briefed the media to say the kingdom would not act alone to increase production and intends to consult with other OPEC and non-OPEC members.
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Bevin ran for governor on an anti-abortion platform and in February signed an informed consent law that requires women to consult with a doctor before having an abortion.
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That's allowed them to consult with experts to make sure they're doing the most effective work—like distributing funds to undocumented families who are ineligible for federal disaster aid.
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Even in those cases, it required that the doctor providing care consult with two other doctors unrelated to the patient's care before they can move forward with the procedure.
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People who sign up for the study will use the watch to monitor their heart rate and heart rhythm and will consult with a physician if there's an abnormality.
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Grassley argued during his floor speech that he hasn't changed his position and that he will keep the blue slip to force the Trump administration to consult with lawmakers.
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Although federal law requires the Corps of Engineers to consult with the tribe about its sovereign interests, permits for the project were approved and construction began without meaningful consultation.
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The first letter said that Ryan should consult with his chief of staff on a resignation date, but the second letter stated his last day would be May 24.
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If you want your 401(k) to reflect your overall financial picture, including assets you hold outside of your plan, you may want to consult with a financial planner.
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Toscafund called for Astrand's removal last month, saying the chairman had been "indecisive as a business leader" and that he failed to consult with shareholders regarding key board appointments.
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The city could not continue to rely on landfills to handle its waste problems, the official added, but it would consult with local people before making a final decision.
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You waive any claims that may be available at law or in equity to the effect that you did not have the opportunity to so consult with counsel. e.
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Or did they allow a lower-level "senior" official to write a piece that casually implied membership in a "we" of Cabinet officials and those who consult with them?
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By my estimate, in the United States alone, it will take more than 200 years to consult with descendants on all of the Native American human remains in museums.
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"The way that everything is evolving, you'll need to consult with three different professionals to get the best advice," said Tony Nitti, CPA and partner with RubinBrown in Denver.
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Mr. Trump has defended his ban on all travel from the European Union, but he did not bother to consult with European leaders or even give them advance notice.
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U of T plans to consult with students and faculty on the draft policy, and Blackburn-Evans said the school's governing council will finalize it by the January deadline.
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In a joint statement last week, von der Leyen and the European Council President Charles Michel accused Trump of failing to consult with European countries before making the decision.
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One issue cited is that you didn't consult with Aboriginal Tasmanians … If you're going to start consulting with people in order to do an artwork, how does that end?
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In yet another sign of Mr. Trump's carelessness even with his allies, he failed to consult with South Korea, which had helped broker the meeting, before calling it off.
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Patients who have the virus or suspect they may be infected should consult with a physician on the best way to provide Quest with a specimen, the company said.
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According to the letter, also signed by such groups as Public Citizen and the Communications Workers of America, Clinton had pledged to consult with Warren on financial regulatory appointments.
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Finally, both the House and Senate must demand the administration consult with Congress on any authorization for the use of military force before engaging in military actions against Iran.
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" If faced with such a situation again, Singer wrote that the facility will consult with a resident's physician if there are questions about whether a resident is "medically stable.
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President Obama has begun to consult with key senators from both parties on nominating a successor to the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, the White House said Friday.
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Wuerl, who is archbishop of Washington, told the priests about the papal meeting, including Francis' advice that the cardinal should consult with his priests as Wuerl discerns his future.
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Finally, section 3 states, "The President in every possible instance shall consult with Congress before introducing United States Armed Forces into hostilities…" Without context, it appears to dismiss Congress.
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" When Graham asked him the same question of a hypothetical scenario, Wray answered, "I would think you'd want to consult with some good legal advisers before you did that.
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He said that the nation's Founding Fathers gave Congress the authority to declare war to force the commander in chief to consult with lawmakers before making hasty military decisions.
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But should that turn out to be the case, you're to consult with the funeral director, and then call the telephone number on your orders to receive further instructions.
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The Justice Department was not pleased that Alabama did not consult with its officials on the decision to close the prison, which is sure to exacerbate the crowding issue.
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And while the president is not legally mandated to consult with Congress when a military action is deemed an emergency, only Congress has the constitutional authority to declare war.
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Under Mr. Abbott's leadership, Texas sued the Obama administration in 2015 to stop the resettlement of Syrian refugees, accusing the federal government of failing to consult with state officials.
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Barr told lawmakers he would consult with ethics officials on the recusal issue, but he did not make any pledge to necessarily follow their advice on the Russia probe.
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The provincial government will consult with First Nations and other stakeholder groups during the fall to determine the next steps as it moves toward ending trophy hunting, it said.
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Ministers from countries that signed the declaration spoke of their efforts to consult with children and include some of their views in plans and legislation to tackle climate change.
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Tax professionals are encouraging people — especially those who don't have simple returns — to look at the calculator, consult with their tax advisers and update their W-4s if appropriate.
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"That is continued evidence the president takes quite seriously the responsibility that he has to consult with Congress in this matter," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Monday.
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" He said the admininstration will consult with its lawyers and "decide whether this is another productive or unproductive step in this saga as we try to secure our country.
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Although some people may have an allergy to MSG, to know for certain if it's MSG or something else in a certain food, they should consult with a doctor.
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However, there are no data to suggest which type of procedure is more effective than another, so ask consult with a doctor about which type is best for you.
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Ultimately, the president will consult with the leadership on the Hill and then decide, do we release the plan now, or do we put it out after the election.
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And perhaps most importantly, the IG is said to criticize Comey for failing to consult with then Attorney General Loretta Lynch before making an historic decision back in July 2016.
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In his role with the FIA, Budkowski would have had access to the latest technical developments devised by the teams, who regularly consult with the governing body on their legality.
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"The sheriff's office will consult with DCFS on whether the circumstances of this case required DCFS be notified," the Cook County Sheriff's Office said in a statement obtained by WGN.
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Carter is set to consult with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani at the presidential palace in Kabul and meet with US military commanders and thank the troops at Bagram Air Base.
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Barr also wrote that he planned to consult with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Mueller to decide what other information from the special counsel's report can be made public.
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Mikiko Shiroma, the mayor of Naha, the capital of Okinawa Prefecture, said the local government would consult with the central government on reconstruction, according to Ryukyu Shimpo, a local newspaper.
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Dubelier briefly sparred with the judge, saying he needed time to consult with Concord and see if it still wanted him involved after a judge accused him of being unprofessional.
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"Municipal governments have to consult with the central executive on all important decisions," says Elvira Cuadra of the Institute for Strategic Studies and Public Policy, a think-tank in Managua.
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He serves on both the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees, emerging as a leading proponent of pushing the administration to consult with Congress before engaging in military action.
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"They assume full consequences of the act because they did not consult with the Syrian government and they did not operate with the Syrian government permission," Mr. Jaafari told reporters.
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Under Trump's first executive order, the Environmental Protection Agency will consult with tribes, states and relevant agencies and provide new guidance to states on complying with the Clean Water Act.
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What's next: Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan told Congress last week that if there were a deal, the State Department would "consult" with Congress "before any final implementation."
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The legislation would also streamline law enforcement protocol for responding to and investigating reports of the missing and murdered and require law enforcement to consult with tribes when doing so.
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I consult with a beautiful female physician at a major Chicago hospital whose boss told her she needed more charisma, and that her patient satisfaction scores needed to go up.
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But diplomatic analysts and political foes say Rome has not weighed the geopolitical risks, failed to consult with its Western partners and underestimated growing concern about China's burgeoning global aspirations.
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It may now be possible to consult with a doctor via a tablet, but governments have many rules about how medical advice is provided and how related data are handled.
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Prosecutors must first get approval from either the U.S. attorney for the jurisdiction or from the head of the Justice Department's Criminal Division and consult with that division's career lawyers.
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"That would likely be a difficult case, because failure to consult with Congress historically [has been] the kind of issue that courts are hesitant to get involved with," said Greenberg.
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Those memos have encouraged Justice Department employees to consult with the Public Integrity Section of the agency's Criminal Division when faced with questions about overt actions close to Election Day.
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Before you change your status, you'll probably want to consult with a professional to get the full picture of what it would cost and how it would impact your business.
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For advocates of players' rights, the logical place to push further would be allowing players to consult with professionals with a fiduciary interest in their futures before the decision deadline.
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MTA interim executive director Veronique "Ronnie" Hakim told board members at a meeting on Wednesday that she would consult with lawyers to figure out how to respond to the letter.
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Ensure that all other U.S. foreign aid programs at agencies as diverse as Justice, Interior, or Agriculture are coordinate and consult with the under secretary of state for foreign assistance.
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And here, there is some odd inferential behavior, like the fact that Energy Transfer did not extensively consult with its transactional counsel, Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz, on the tax issues.
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The Manhattan store will be targeted to New Yorkers looking for ways to maximize room in their apartments and allow them to consult with staff about designs and storage options.
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It also means he cannot consult with opposition campaigns for advice — nor can he provide advice back to a campaign, which Harwood has on several occasions via recent WikiLeaks dumps.
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"At the same time, National Olympic Committees should consult with their national health authorities to get advice and guidance," it said in its note to NOCs and international sports federations.
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The law doesn't make birth control available over the counter; women need to consult with a pharmacist about their medical history and different options like they would with a doctor.
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On Travis Kalanick: Khosrowshahi said that he consults with the former Uber CEO "like I consult with the [rest of the] board" —meaning not a lot, but they do consult.
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What is needed is for our candidates and elected leaders in federal, state and local office to consult with professionals from immigration and law enforcement to best approach this issue.
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Ms. Chen's brief has been to consult with fashionable figures, such as models, designers, stylists and celebrities, and help them create posts that increase their followers (her services are free).
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Though the Facebook employees who make the rules are largely free to set policy however they wish, and often do so in the room, they also consult with outside groups.
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However, taking that step carries some risk since it would free Trump from following congressional guidelines in negotiating trade deals, including requirements that he consult with Congress as negotiations proceed.
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Salesforce now employs ethicists to consult with engineers to help build products, which Taylor cited as an example of the kind of thinking that needs to surround product design today.
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The Investment Association said it would consult with its more than 250 members, who collectively manage 7.7 trillion pounds ($10.04 trillion) in assets, and close the consultation on March 1.
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Once the last votes are tallied, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin will consult with leaders of parties that won parliamentary representation about whom to tap to try to form a government.
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"It's ironic that the installation is called 'Good Neighbors,'" he said, given that the Fund did not formally consult with neighbors like his association and the Washington Square Park Conservancy.
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And he may still play an insider's role as a confidant for the president, offering advice and counsel, much like other former advisers who still frequently consult with Mr. Trump.
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Unlike their Republican counterparts, however, these Democrats provided a clear explanation for their opposition: The White House, they said, made no meaningful effort to consult with them before making nominations.
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The leader of Tibetan Buddhism said in his statement he would consult with his fellow monks when he was "about 90" on whether the institution of Dalai Lama should continue.
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He argued the office should consult with officials there when addressing ethics questions raised by Democrats in Congress, while Mr. Shaub wanted to maintain more distance from the White House.
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A nutritionist has been brought into the White House kitchens to consult with the chefs there on ways to limit Trump's intake of calories, including by cutting fats and carbohydrates.
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Warner also said he would consult with the other members of the Senate intelligence panel to ensure that its investigation was free of meddling or influence from the White House.
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Opponents of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline in Canada argued in court Monday that regulators failed to properly consult with indigenous tribes and others in reviewing the project, Reuters reports.
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In prepared remarks to the Bretton Woods Committee, Lew said he will continue to consult with his finance ministry counterparts on market conditions in the coming days, weeks and months.
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Shulkin, in a response to the report, disputed a number of its conclusions but said he would consult with the VA's general counsel about whether to make the reimbursements recommended.
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C.) and Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) — to give him extra time to consult with the "relevant parties" on whether he can make the memos available to them.
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Questions remain, particularly about how Tesla's high-intensity, 24/7 work ethic will adapt to Germany, where factory managers are expected to consult with employee representatives before making major decisions.
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The president is the sole decision-maker, but he is required to consult with military and civilian advisers before he can officially issue the order to launch a nuclear weapon.
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I'm not surprised he did this before he had the chance to consult with American allies in Europe or with military officers serving on the ground in Iraq and Syria.
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"This reshuffle is a coup against the winning party in the 2014 elections ... Chahed did not consult with Nidaa Tounes about this reshuffle", Sofian Toubel, an official in Nidaa Tounes said.
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Per Nature, Pruitt appears to be preparing to consult with coal, gas and oil lobbying group the Heartland Institute on which industry flacks and climate denialists to replace the scientists with.
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They have urged the incoming administration to consult with allies about the move and put it in the context of a broader strategy toward addressing the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
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LONDON, Aug 4 (Reuters) - London's Baltic Exchange said on Wednesday it will consult with major shareholders to seek their support for an offer by Singapore Exchange (SGX) to acquire the business.
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These physicians, and a second team that followed, traveled to triage and assess injuries, consult with local physicians about best options for treatment and determine who was stable enough to travel.
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Tillerson who was unceremoniously fired by Trump last March spoke at length about how Kushner did not consult with the State Department or other agencies before getting involved in foreign affairs.
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" After Stevenson told reporters he was headed to Massachusetts to "consult" with the president, Cleveland stopped him, instead sending him orders to "meet with Democratic Party leaders — on the West Coast.
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He was a partner for over 20 years at Perkins Coie LLP, achieving a top-ranking in privacy law by Chambers, before retiring to consult with CIS on its privacy program.
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NOTES: Philadelphia C Joel Embiid, out for the season with a torn meniscus in his left knee, remained in California after the Sixers' just-completed road trip to consult with specialists.
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"We are also concerned because the commitment to consult with the institutions on important fiscal measures was not adhered to ... which is clearly a breach of the agreed process," Regling said.
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It also makes sense to consult with a financial professional to see how these retirement benefits may work alongside your 401(k) plan, individual retirement account and other potential income sources.
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For example, there is no specific law or regulation requiring the Southern District to consult with the attorney general on major investigative steps or to coordinate public disclosures through his office.
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To do this, they need to consult with energy suppliers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) on deciding what the best solutions are: ones that are realistic and readily acceptable by users.
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This proposal will have profound impacts on the way all of us watch movies, listen to music, do homework, talk to family, consult with a doctor, pay bills, and conduct business.
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Look at the botched rollout of his immigrant and refugee executive order, or the fact that the administration didn't consult with the agencies that would have to oversee the order's aftermath.
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" Von D adds that she and her husband have decided to consult with a pediatrician, saying, "I'm choosing not to make our decision or any of our baby's health records public.
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The Cook County Sheriff's Office "will consult with DCFS on whether the circumstances of this case required DCFS be notified," the agency said in a statement obtained by CNN affiliate WGN.
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"As we have in the past, we routinely consult with our Filipino partners at senior levels to support the Duterte administration's counterterrorism efforts," the embassy said, referring to President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Additionally, the administration would be required to consult frequently with bipartisan congressional advisory groups, give any member of Congress access to negotiating texts, and meet and consult with any interested member.
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Last month, Wuerl told priests in his archdiocese that Francis had asked him to pray, reflect, and consult with his subordinates about his fate before the pontiff made a final decision.
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If you are concerned about legal issues with your side hustle, consult with a qualified business attorney who can explain how to set up the right corporate protections for your needs.
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In the first letter, he writes that Ryan should consult with his chief of staff on a resignation date, but the second letter stated his last day would be May 24.
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"It is now appropriate for the administration to consult with Congress as it considers next steps to resolve the long-running crisis in Syria," a Ryan spokeswoman said at the time.
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In the first version, he wrote that Ryan should consult with his chief of staff on a resignation date, but the second version stated his last day would be May 24.
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When Trump decided to withdraw troops from Syria, he did not consult with General Joseph Votel, the commander of CENTCOM with responsibility over American military forces in Syria and the Mideast.
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Any action we're contemplating, as much as we responsibly can, should be something we consult with our allies on and try to do with and/or through alliances and international institutions.
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One way was to consult with the original film's director, John Carpenter, who wrote the score for this movie (as he did for the original) and served as an executive producer.
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Moon also said South Korea would consult with the United States on ways to resume tourism in Mount Kumgang and the operation of the Kaesong industrial complex, both in North Korea.
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Mr. Bolton will travel to the Russian capital next week to discuss the possible talks after first stopping in London and Rome to consult with allies, White House officials said Thursday.
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Local church leaders said they would consult with Vatican officials on the matter of celibacy, and consider ways to modify religious life, including shorter terms of celibate commitment or voluntary celibacy.
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If a dispute arises in orbit between two members of differing countries, the two governments would have to consult with one another and figure out which type of law to use.
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This creates a pathway for independent approach but leaves the doorway open for your team to consult with the leader to ensure they are moving in the right or wrong direction.
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About two weeks later, Mr. Bharara said he missed a call from Mr. Trump, leading him to consult with his senior aides about whether it was appropriate to return the call.
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The time has come for Mr. Trump to consult with Congress, with major industrial nations that depend on Middle Eastern oil and with military and intelligence analysts outside his immediate circle.
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Members of the Taliban negotiating team repeatedly traveled from Doha, Qatar, where the talks are taking place, to consult with the group's leaders and commanders in Pakistan, where they enjoy havens.
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Democratic and Republican senators have embraced the process over the years because it forced the executive branch to consult with them on nominations, no matter which party held the White House.
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Dakota Access supporters, including Energy Transfer Partners, insist they followed the law and worked to consult with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, which opposes the project, before finalizing the pipeline's route.
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Little did I know that it would take three months to get our first consult with an IVF doctor, and another month full of tests to come up with a plan.
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The presidency said in a statement that Kabila would consult with "different groups of the concerned political and social class" on Monday and Tuesday in order to revive the December accord.
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On Thursday, Graham presented his position on the contentious issue that sounded much like the policy followed by Grassley, although he pledged to consult with his colleagues himself on the issue.
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The Judge assigned to the case will provide instructions on the process, allow the claimant time to obtain an attorney and consult with all concerned on evidence cutoff and hearing dates.
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Seven members of the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday called the Trump administration to set quotas on Canadian softwood lumber and closely consult with Congress during negotiations of a final agreement.
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As recently as Friday, when Esper was in Seoul to consult with South Korean officials, there was no word on postponing the military air exercise, which had been called Vigilant Ace.
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Philip Filikunjombe, TCRA's acting Head of Enforcement and Compliance Affairs, said the next step is to consult with the Ministry of Works, Transport and Communications before the suspension can be issued.
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Now "Elliot wants to start a new chapter in his life," Ms. Chan said, adding that he would help look for his replacement and consult with Facebook's leadership on key projects.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's proposed wealth tax on the nation's largest fortunes is very popular, according to recent polling by Morning Consult, with huge support from Democrats and considerable backing from Republicans.
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Democratic lawmakers did not defend Soleimani, who U.S. officials have said is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Americans, but they called on Trump to consult with Congress going forward.
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Bill Richardson, a Clinton backer who ran against her for president in 2008, recommending that she place Sanders backers on convention committees and consult with him when selecting a running mate.
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But Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland and the committee chairman, gave no indication of when he might take that step, saying he would have to consult with House leaders.
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Even if you do decide to tell your spouse that you're meeting with a divorce attorney, "a couple should not jointly consult with a divorce lawyer because of conflicting interests," Provder explains.
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The Obama administration in September postponed final approval of a permit required to allow tunneling beneath the lake, a move intended to give federal officials more time to consult with tribal leaders.
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Germany's agriculture minister Christian Schmidt said earlier on Monday it was considering ordering its poultry farmers to keep their flocks indoors and would consult with countries including the Netherlands, Poland and Denmark.
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First, some background: It's common for former intelligence officials to retain their clearances in order to consult with government agencies who may need their expertise or historical knowledge farther down the road.
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SABMiller, which provisionally agreed the deal struck in October, said it had taken on Centerview Partners as a new financial advisor and would consult with shareholders before formally considering the revised offer.
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But the agency did not consult with City Hall, and that snub of Mayor Bill de Blasio, coupled with the storm's modest impact, led to criticism of the agency and Mr. Cuomo.
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Wozniacki appeared relaxed during the breaks, which gave her time to consult with her father and longtime coach Piotr Wozniacki, before she won five straight games and ultimately took the first set.
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Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker will consult with ethics officials at the Department of Justice (DOJ) about whether a recusal from overseeing the Russia investigation is warranted, according to a DOJ spokesperson.
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Investigators appointed by Kim Myeong-soo, Mr Yang's successor, uncovered dozens of files with detailed instructions on how to consult with the government, rein in liberal judges and drag out certain cases.
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She excuses herself from the Met in order consult with what can only be described as an orgasm doctor, Betty (played by Marcella Lowery) and reveals that she hasn't orgasmed in months.
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"Given the complexities surrounding Brexit it's only natural that HM Treasury would consult with the sector on the EU's third country regimes," a spokeswoman for the City of London financial district said.
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They advise the winner to sign the back of the ticket, store it in a secure location, consult with a financial adviser and call the Lottery's Nashville headquarters before claiming the prize.
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For teachers, Professional Activity Day is designed to participate in activities that help them evaluate students, attend educational conferences and consult with parents and/or pupils for professional development, among other things.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A senior United Arab Emirates Minister official said on Wednesday that Libyan general Khalifa Haftar did not consult with the Gulf Arab state before his move on the capital Tripoli.
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"Depending on what, if any, information they had, I could then consult with counsel to make an informed decision as to whether to give it further consideration," he said in the statement.
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Many current and former NFL players have harshly criticized the ban, saying that it infringes on players' First Amendment rights, and that team owners did not consult with players before passing it.
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In the first version, Conroy wrote that Ryan should consult with his chief of staff on a resignation date, but the second version stated that his last day would be May 24.
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FTSE Russell, which is part of the London Stock Exchange Group Plc, said on Monday that it will consult with stakeholders likely starting this month and conclude at the end of June.
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EPA staff offices can wait years or decades to assess a Superfund site, figure out who's liable for what, consult with the community, decide on a remedy and assign the actual work.
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An Oversight panel spokesperson told The Hill that Cummings will consult with House leadership about going to that group of lawmakers, known as the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group, about potential court action.
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Sundman said she had been sitting in the seventh row of the plane and did not notice any commotion until a flight attendant rushed to the front to consult with her colleague.
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"What we are doing wherever we go, whenever we do rallies, we consult with public health officials, because the last thing we want to do is put anybody in danger," he said.
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By law the company was required to consult with the Lenca community, but Copinh opposed the project from the beginning, arguing that the dam would jeopardize the community's water resources and livelihood.
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Repeated failures turn around only when he accepts help from quirky animal friends (a great pink elephant!), and they all consult with actual birds — lesson being that success requires cooperation and listening.
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His superiors at the warning-system headquarters reported to the general staff of the military, which would consult with the Soviet leader, Yuri V. Andropov, on whether to launch a retaliatory attack.
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The president's advisers could be so "overly fretful" about her appearance that her staff felt the need to consult with the West Wing when she decided she wanted bangs in her hair.
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And copyright concerns persist: Stone said he had been contacted by someone describing himself as a rights holder, and he plans to consult with lawyers before deciding whether material can be viewed.
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Indigenous resistance capitalizes on a law passed in the wake of the 1994 Zapatista uprising in southern Mexico that compels the government to consult with indigenous people for projects on their land.
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He said on Monday that he had not yet made a decision and will consult with his family at least one more time before he makes his announcement some time this week.
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One reason for the blue slip practice is to force the executive branch to consult with home-state senators in making judicial picks, fulfilling the "advice and consent" requirement of the Constitution.
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The statement added that the Yankees were continuing to consult with the team's stadium architect, the manufacturer of the netting and engineering firms to work out the precise details of the extension.
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Visits to see me in New York, Chicago, and San Francisco included time for my dad to shop for quality herbs and consult with specialists about annoyances that had aged into aches.
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Mr. Moon has said he will review the deployment, though he insists he will fully consult with the United States before making any decision on this or any other North Korean matter.
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It's crucial, doctors say, to consult with a dietitian or physician, have cholesterol levels regularly checked, and replenish the fluids and sodium lost by increased urination and the severe restriction of carbohydrates.
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Yes, there were detoxes, energy healers, and smatterings of woo-woo — but what could have been more dangerous claims were watered down, and presented with numerous warnings to consult with your doctor.
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Sparx, which owns 6.1 percent of shares in the company according to Thomson Reuters data, said it is planning to consult with shareholder advisers and seek possible collaboration with other institutional investors.
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Dennis and company, meanwhile — it's mostly Barry, actually — consult with a therapist, Dr. Fletcher, who lives alone in a gracious, book-stuffed rowhouse and who is played by the wonderful Betty Buckley.
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In February, Con Edison dismissed those criticisms, arguing that it was standard industry practice for all parties to consult with one another while conducting an internal investigation, especially during the draft stages.
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Bevin ran on an anti-abortion platform before his election last year and signed an informed consent law in February that requires women to consult with a doctor before having an abortion.
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Those working on the legislation should consult with the IRS and FinCEN about data sharing, and then revise the draft with better language on "look-through" provisions and explicit individual privacy protections.
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Brennan and most other prominent former White House officials do not use their clearances to consult with the Trump administration, and the move may not prevent them from speaking out publicly now.
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Reporters in the latter setting have a chance to consult with their editors and newsroom colleagues to come up with a question that seeks to force a president off his talking points.
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Finance Minister Kim Dong-yeon told reporters on Tuesday that the government would "closely consult with GM to normalize its management," adding that a due diligence on the company should come first.
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"The House immigration working group will review these principles and continue to consult with our conference and the administration to find a solution," Ryan spokesman Doug Andres said Monday in an email.
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At the very least, he could suggest that Mar-a-Lago consult with the FBI on how to mitigate counterintelligence risks associated with members' access, considering what an prime target it is.
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