The songs play and the crowd decides on the favorites.
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences decides on the winner.
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The Fed next decides on interest rates on July 31.
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The U.S. central bank decides on rates on July 31.
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Our department decides on Sweetgreen, and I go pick it up.
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I&aposll look forward to seeing what the president decides on it.
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If a judge decides on an auction, it's clear who will win out.
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When Amazon decides on a city, the company launches multiple Amazon Go stores.
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When a bride decides on a dress, the entire store erupts in cheers.
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When the community decides on a project, the committee draws up a budget.
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No matter what the couple decides on, they've already got the approval of Jack.
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The effect is adjustable, so you aren't stuck with whatever the software decides on.
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The customer decides on the threshold where they are comfortable delivering an automated message.
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Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers are watching and waiting to see what the EU decides on.
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She decides on Batwoman and asks if I can hold the rest for a while.
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In case a court decides on a different timeline, however, lawsuits are being filed now.
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Her comments come a week before the central bank next decides on its key rate.
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When she finds Elliot with another woman, she decides on plan B: stealing his checkbook.
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The designer decides on the retail price they want to charge and keeps the difference.
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Finally, she decides on a long, rust-colored crushed velvet one before we head out.
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She briefly returns home and decides on a better alternative: she will become a saint.
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The candidates will go through a three-month process before he decides on the winner.
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The commission is then supposed to "terminate," unless Mr. Trump decides on an extension. Gov.
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Whether the cash continues to flow could depend on what the Fed decides on Wednesday.
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I took a risk — but I'm happy to accept whatever consequences the Parliament decides on.
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He chairs the committee that sets rates and decides on unconventional measures such as quantitative easing.
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The crew decides on food from the local Japanese place and I order a sushi roll.
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If parliament decides on early elections during a president's second term, the incumbent can run again.
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Usually the EU decides on tax issues only with the unanimous support of its 28 members.
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When the group decides on the best path forward, there's no room for emotions or egos.
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The team is expected to wait until M.L.B. decides on any discipline before addressing the issue.
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Ultimately, the bride decides on a flattering corset-style dress with intricate detailing on the train.
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But because the Democratic Party decides on its nominee by allocating delegates, it was still crucial.
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That decision may come once Congress decides on the next National Defense Authorization Act for 2020.
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M. searches for movies and decides on The Royal Tenanbaums, which I begin to fall asleep too.
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As with any early Apple leak, the predictions above may not ultimately be what Apple decides on.
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But that is off the agenda until the company decides on the future of the Mir mine.
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The Senate only holds a trial concerning the specific articles of impeachment that the House decides on.
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Direct current and alternating current Film: Edison decides on DC power, but it's limited in range and expensive.
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When Kavanaugh decides on matters relating to gender justice, Americans would have good reason to question his fairness.
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When she decides on a photograph she wants to paint, she starts printing small and experiments with colors.
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My first real question was who decides on the financial standards, and the reporting standards, for the Vatican.
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Lon is one of 10 members of the central bank's Monetary Policy Council, which decides on interest rates.
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One recent study showed that the agency decides on drugs faster than its counterparts in Europe and Canada.
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While Greenland's self-rule authority decides on most domestic matters, foreign and security policy is handled by Copenhagen.
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A district office committee decides on compensation based on the report filed by police and the victim's medical records.
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Apple's request will now enter a public comment period before the agency decides on whether to grant the exclusions.
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The board is currently chaired on an interim basis by Earl Eddings until CA decides on a permanent replacement.
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The House merely determines whether grounds exist for an impeachment, much as a grand jury decides on an indictment.
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Ultimately the firm decides on what to focus on to make the rating more meaningful for investors, she said.
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Who visits these mountains, and who decides on the terms, remains a matter more fraught than art or sport.
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Under Article 81 of the constitution he could serve as acting prime minister while parliament decides on a successor.
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That means that no matter what weight class Henderson decides on, he's got some exciting scraps to look forward to.
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SK Hynix said it will make another disclosure when it decides on whether to submit a final offer, without elaborating.
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Trump tapped Republican Commissioner Maureen Ohlhausen to serve as the agency's acting chairwoman until he decides on a permanent replacement.
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TPD says that if the party decides on a candidate (as measured by endorsements), it usually gets what it wants.
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Every six weeks a management team decides on new projects to pursue based on ideas submitted by staff and customers.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Thursday urged Atlantia to make a settlement proposal before the government decides on revocation.
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Once a client decides on a look, they go back to hand-select accent stones to match the main diamond.
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Ultimately, Congress decides on foreign aid budgets, but the White House didn't win any friends on the continent for this.
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The Saudi government will keep a controlling interest if it decides on a share offering, its chief executive Amin Nasser said.
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The data will now be a crucial factor in how the Federal Reserve decides on the future path of rate hikes.
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Its Science and Security Board decides on the clock's hands in consultation with its Board of Sponsors, which includes Nobel laureates.
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I, for one, can't wait to see what terrible name the Internet decides on, only for Google to then dismiss it.
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Libra, you can be clueless about what you want for dinner until someone decides on pizza; then suddenly, you want tacos.
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Just like in Cambodia, the group quickly decides on a consensus boot — the woman who's irritating everybody with her bad attitude.
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Not only does the corporation that wrote the contract unilaterally set the terms of arbitration; often, it decides on the arbitrator.
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It is possible that Barr decides on his own to accept Trump's assertion of executive privilege over portions of the report.
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The public decides on the winning pair, who are given two envelopes, one of which contains 50,000 British pounds (about $66,000).
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Its Science and Security Board decides on the clock's hands in consultation with its Board of Sponsors, which includes 15 Nobel laureates.
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Terium has been replaced for now by Uwe Tigges, chief human resources officer, until the supervisory board decides on a permanent successor.
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What ought to happen is that the US sits down with the European Union and Japan and decides on a carbon tax.
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But those votes might not actually count: The nomination votes are tabulated, but then a private committee decides on the actual nominees.
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According to Bloomberg, Apple would keep the same supply chain even if the U.S. decides on a 10 percent tariff on smartphones.
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If the department ultimately decides on a repeal or change, it will need to undertake another rule-making process in the future.
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There's a lot of discussion about the boundaries of hate speech and how the platform decides on what, exactly, constitutes hate speech.
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Mr. Silver's lawyers argued that the disbarment should be delayed until a federal judge decides on their motion for a new trial.
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In November, TechCrunch reported that SoftBank would wait for the outcome of Khashoggi's murder investigation before it decides on Vision Fund 2.
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He won't have to begin serving his sentence until at least two weeks after the judge decides on the new trial request.
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He may not disclose details until he decides on whether to impose tariffs, a decision automakers believe could take weeks or months.
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His seats include one on the most powerful committee - the chairman's committee, which decides on the appointment and dismissal of management board members.
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It is the U.K. government who decides on the timing and whether a visit goes ahead – and advises the palace on the invitation.
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The Supreme Court ruled that Girone can return to Italy while an international tribunal decides on a jurisdictional issue between India and Italy.
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The couple goes home with these samples, decides on a winner, which is then sent to them in a larger, more ornate bottle.
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Arbitration is an informal proceeding, in which an arbitrator, usually someone who works frequently with the same employer, decides on an employee's claim.
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She will be wearing these foundations and vlogging for you guys, and then you&aposll see me when she decides on a winner.
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There's no way I'm skipping out on dinner with my mom and dad tonight, though, and she decides on her favorite pizza place.
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"You'll get to know about our view on GM mustard very soon," Dave, whose ministry decides on GM crops, told Reuters on Friday.
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STRICTER TARIFF RULES Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Thursday urged Atlantia to make a settlement proposal before the government decides on revocation.
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Regeneron also said it was gearing up for the launch of sarilumab, after the FDA decides on the drug, expected by May 22.
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Actually, she should have taken note before that cringe-worthy Instagram Live video in which she decides — on the spur of the moment!
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The group overseeing the airport's construction said last week that four contract tenders had been suspended while Lopez Obrador decides on the project's future.
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Instead, the group looks at what exists, then decides on whether the popularity is enough that it should be considered for the universal standard.
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Jooste will also head the investment committee that decides on the private bank's overall investment direction, and will report to Marc Van de Walle.
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Casper's TV ads are placed programmatically, meaning a piece of software decides on which shows and networks they will appear rather than a human.
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As it decides on how quickly to boost rates, the Fed has dealt with a sagging global economy and U.S. inflation below its target.
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Other banks may be hired to help manage the issue once the shareholder decides on dates and venue for the listing, the sources added.
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Every year, the leadership in Congress decides on a budget busting omnibus spending bill behind closed doors, and every year the national debt increases.
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He wants Europe to follow the lead of Canada, which decides on new products based on their traits, not how those traits were produced.
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Terium will be replaced in the interim by Uwe Tigges, chief human resources officer, until the supervisory board decides on a successor, Innogy said.
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China has been rethinking two aspects of the initiative: how it decides on overseas spending, and how the initiative is presented to overseas audiences.
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Before he decides on his next conductor, Jackson may want to have a better idea of who is going to be in the orchestra.
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The German government decides on any arms exports individually, with a particular eye on human rights in the receiving country, a government spokeswoman said.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has called for more study and input from the tribe before it decides on whether to grant a permit.
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No changes in indirect taxes are expected as the GST Council decides on rates now, and corporate tax cuts are also unlikely given fiscal pressure.
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The Bank of Canada is widely expected to leave its benchmark interest rate on hold at 1.75 percent when it decides on policy next week.
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Lisa, Washington: What happens if McGahn decides on his own to testify -- regardless of whether or not Trump invokes executive privilege of his live testimony?
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On how MasterClass decides on who to invite to the platform: We do lots of work to figure out who people want to learn from.
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The real impact of the election on the wider political environment in Austria and Europe will become clearer once Kurz decides on his coalition partner.
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Under Spanish law, once the court officially accepts the government's challenge for consideration, Puigdemont's candidacy will be suspended while the court decides on its legitimacy.
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More volatile confrontations could follow in the coming days, as celebrations turn to protests in Catalonia and the Spanish government decides on its next moves.
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"In Saudi Arabia, the king is the one who decides on this issue now, not the crown prince," said a senior Arab diplomat in Riyadh.
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Meanwhile, FEMA continues to monitor, coordinate and prepare to leap into action once the president decides on whether or not to declare a national emergency.
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Last night's motion is an extension of that move to put the project on hold until the court decides on the merits of the case.
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Khan said he "fully endorses" her and decides on endorsements based on what candidates have done as well as finding "a personal connection" with them.
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Whatever Mr. Trump eventually decides on the minimum wage, his economic plans may produce mixed results at best for his blue-collar, Rust Belt base.
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They will make a final decision when the Court of Session decides on whether to open a formal hearing in the coming week, they said.
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"This must be taken care of before the ministry decides on the permit," Valikangas said, adding that the regulator would offer two options for a solution.
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As Trump decides on a replacement for retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy, the White House team will naturally be considering what attributes to emphasize in that successor.
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For example, a political body that decides on conversions could rule that serving in the Israel Defense Forces counts when a person wishes to become Jewish.
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In New Delhi, the National Green Tribunal - which decides on environmental matters - last week ordered that no trees be felled while the redevelopment case is examined.
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It's sad when the pregnancy is confirmed and dated, and the mother decides on abortion, leaving us to make her way to the opposite-care clinic.
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While she decides on what length to keep her hair at, she was also approached by a user on Twitter to try out a fiery red mane.
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Accused of hiding the true size of the budget deficit, Ms Rousseff has stepped down for up to 180 days while the chamber decides on her fate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former England midfielder Frank Lampard says he will be "in close contact" with his old club Chelsea as he decides on his next career move.
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Unicode, the cross-industry consortium that decides on text-based standards for the internet, announced 64 new emoji today, with more options for animals, plants, and more.
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A ruling by the French court on the subsequent appeal has been delayed until the highest court in the European Union decides on the legality of CNIL's demands.
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The tactic worked, according to the politicians who devised the plan, and insiders say Canada might use the same play book again if Trump decides on protectionist measures.
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Greenland is a self-ruling part of the Kingdom of Denmark, and while its government decides on most domestic matters, foreign and security policy is handled by Copenhagen.
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Higelin plays an egotistic singer whose career is in decline and who decides on a whim to fake his own death to prove how fickle artistic reputations are.
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In the nature of things, when a president and Congress disagree, then it is the judicial branch, headed by the Supreme Court, that ultimately decides on the matter.
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Like the captain of a ship, company leadership decides on the direction of the business, what's important, what deserves resources and ultimately makes key decisions about future possibilities.
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Zeeshan Feroz, Coinbase's U.K. CEO, said the firm looks for markets that are "close to or within jurisdictions that we operate in today" when it decides on new expansions.
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India is also setting up a monetary policy committee that will decide interest rates, ending the current system under which the governor decides on policy and writes the statement.
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Bavaria's Christian Social Union (CSU) decides on Monday whether to start implementing a plan drawn up by Seehofer to reject migrants who have already registered in other EU states.
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Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz said on Friday his country would bar Turks from participating in a referendum on the death penalty if Turkey decides on such a vote.
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Because Britain belongs to the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance with the United States, whatever it decides on Huawei is likely to affect how other countries treat the company.
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But VW's labour leaders, occupying half the seats on the 20-member supervisory board which decides on asset sales, resist a sale of Ducati and Renk without compelling financial reasons.
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Hong also said he expected the South Korean central bank's monetary policy committee to take recent changes in economic conditions into account when it decides on its interest rate policy.
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On Thursday, the National Energy Regulator (Nersa) decides on whether to grant ailing power utility Eskom the large tariff increases the firm says it needs to keep the lights on.
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The employees said that Charter's leadership has long disallowed working from home, and that management decides on a case-by-case basis and only when they've seen a doctor's note.
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The franchise's bullpen-centric formula and plans at other positions could face review this off-season as the team decides on players like Aroldis Chapman, Brett Gardner and Didi Gregorius.
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Make sure to head back here for all of the exclusive behind-the-scenes photos and your first glimpse of what dress this duo decides on for the big awards ceremony.
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The company is in talks to see if it can remain a component of London's FTSE 100 index, and is gearing up for meetings with FTSE Russell which decides on inclusion.
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In an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box, " he said that the uncertainty factor, which has held so many investors back, will be resolved once the country decides on its next president.
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"Each company decides on the amount of money they want to raise, the valuation they want to raise at, and when they want to start fundraising," Seibel told TechCrunch via email.
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One Russian athlete could be on duty, however, if the IAAF decides on Friday to follow a WADA request to recommend Yulia Stepanova be allowed to compete under an IOC flag.
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After Jones's conference call last week, the six owners revoked his status as an ad hoc member of the compensation committee, which decides on pay packages for the top league officials.
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According to the sheriff's department's statement, Bateman and Rowland are expected to appear before Clark County District Court Judge Randy Hill once prosecutor Dan Turner decides on a formal charge decision.
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In fact, price is so important to Ikea's strategy that the company first decides on the price of a piece of furniture and then reverse engineers the construction, the company says.
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One option the ECB could follow is to agree on technical changes in October that could give sufficient room for the program to continue, if the Council decides on the extension.
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Before the announcement by incoming President Cyril Ramaphosa after this weekend's inauguration, Statistics South Africa publishes consumer inflation data on Wednesday and the central bank decides on lending rates on Thursday.
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The hope for Democrats is that Clinton piles up an insurmountable delegate lead -- and Sanders decides on his own it's time to call it quits, without any intervention from the party establishment.
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As with any U.S. regulatory change, the housing department is required to go through and respond to all submissions received during the public comment period before it decides on its next step.
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One source said that Hal might act as an anchor investor if Dulux paint maker Akzo decides on a stock market listing for its specialty chemicals business instead of an outright sale.
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Those factors are subjective and the approach has the "unavoidable risk" that the price the committee decides on may not be the same as a market-determined price, according to Davis' filing.
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One critic compared the Joker to what Friedrich Nietzsche ironically called Übermensch, or Superman, a being that independently decides on what's right or wrong and asserts their own belief into the world.
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The spokesman, who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with department policy, said that Mr. Ramadan would be kept in custody while a judge decides on whether to grant him bail.
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On Thursday Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte urged Atlantia, which is owned by the Benetton family famous for its clothing label, to make a settlement proposal before the government decides on revocation.
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No matter what Malek decides on, we're sure it'll be tasty—as Salt & Straw's annual vegetable collection has proven, even ingredients like zucchini and beets can be delightful in ice cream form.
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Everyone who posts to Unsplash decides on their own whether or not they want to post their photo into the public domain so that it can be remixed and used by the community.
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However, Lula will not be imprisoned until the country's Supreme Court decides on April 4 whether to accept his request that he be allowed to exhaust his appeals process before landing in jail.
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The employees all vote on what to spend the extra funds on, which could go directly into their paychecks or fund an on-site daycare center or clinic, whatever the group decides on.
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Customers will have one form of payment for all purchases that automatically decides on the back-end what the best type of funding is, cash or credit, optimizing for efficiency and low fees.
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"The Commission decides on a case-by-case basis whether legal expenses are considered 'personal use' and thus are expenses that a candidate may not pay for using campaign funds," FEC guidelines read.
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A recent TV special and inside report from ESPN explained how the team at Electronic Arts decides on the "Madden" ratings, and also offered a look at how players respond to their results.
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What the City Council decides on bill 103 will depend a lot on Mayor de Blasio, who has said he's for the bill in principle but has yet to give his full support.
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While that is occurring, the president reviews options from the nuclear triad -- submarine launched missiles, aircraft with atomic weapons, or land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMS) -- and then decides on a course of action.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The group overseeing the construction of Mexico City's new $13 billion airport said on Tuesday it has suspended four contract tenders while the country's president-elect decides on the project's future.
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Mining Minister Ignasius Jonan said on Monday Freeport could be issued with a temporary permit within one or two days while the government decides on the company's application for a new special mining license.
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On Saturday, an associate of Mr. Deripaska relayed an offer to arrange an interview with the oligarch if The New York Times refrained from publishing this story until after Treasury decides on the sanctions.
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With no father in sight, and Priscilla's adult daughter, Cheryl, about to give birth herself, Rebecca decides on the spur of the moment, without informing her husband, Christopher, to take the infant, Andrew, home.
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In July this year, a five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court, which decides on cases that pertain to laws about the interpretation of the Constitution, began to hear a batch of pleas.
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Swensen, the spokesman for the university, said that it decides on a case-by-case basis whether or not to report nonpayment to credit agencies or to pursue civil cases against patients in court.
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The CFO added that the company decides on where to invest in building plants many years in advance, a plan that could be turned on its head if Trump went forward with a border tax.
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An executive at the company's $100 billion Vision Fund gave some insight Monday into how the tech-focused fund decides on what companies it invests in — and why making money isn't necessarily a deal breaker.
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Jackson did not go through the full formal processes that usually take place before the president decides on a cabinet official — no interview and little vetting or opposition research — to ensure a smooth Senate confirmation.
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Within that office, staff members evaluate cases and provide a report to the pardon attorney, who decides on a recommendation after seeking out the opinion of the very US attorney's office that prosecuted the case.
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In fact, the narrator decides on the spot to make her the receptionist at an East Village clinic, beloved by the community, and prized by the head doctor for her experience as a former addict.
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"That's why for a lot of us, getting asked questions like, 'Who makes out the lineup?' or 'Who decides on the roster?' are strange questions," said Farhan Zaidi, the Dodgers' general manager and Friedman's lieutenant.
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The largest rockets currently built by private companies are smaller than the Space Launch System, so if NASA decides on this approach, the payload for the mission would need to be split between two rockets.
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Sources said that she and also Vox Media publisher Melissa Bell argued with Brown, making the point that Facebook had to be less opaque on how it decides on what is a legitimate news organization.
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A robot, wielding both simultaneously, decides on the fly (using depth-based imagery) what items to grab and with which tool; the result is extremely high reliability even on piles of objects it's never seen before.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - Gambian President Yahya Jammeh said a state of emergency announced on Tuesday would prevent a power vacuum while the supreme court decides on his petition challenging opposition leader Adama Barrow's victory in a Dec.
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It's too soon to know which perspective will dominate, and some very good opportunities arise from increased interaction with the commercial space industry, but it could dramatically change how NASA decides on what objectives to pursue.
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KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's government will keep a controlling interest in state-owned Saudi Aramco if it decides on a share offering of the world's largest oil firm, its chief executive said.
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Dina Powell, Mr. Trump's senior counselor for economic initiatives, has been named the deputy national security adviser for strategy to spearhead the preparation of policy options and oversee their execution once Mr. Trump decides on them.
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We search around for a place to eat, and H. decides on Virtuous Pie (a dope vegan pizza joint), as I am a pile of sick goo melted into the car seat, incapable of rational thoughts.
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Jackson did not go through the full formal processes that usually take place before the president decides on a cabinet official — he had no interview and little vetting or opposition research — to ensure a smooth Senate confirmation.
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If it decides on the former, it also can't stop with JBL's firing (and it must be a firing, not a simple suspension); there has to be a company-wide examination of the crudity of its culture.
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If Kim decides on a more aggressive response to Trump's move, he could test one of his short- or mid-range missiles, something North Korea has refrained from doing in recent months while pursuing diplomatic outreach, analysts said.
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Commerzbank's Nguyen pointed out that there's a risk of "running round in circles" -- the EU may want to wait until the UK confirms its election, but Labour will block an election until the EU decides on an extension.
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Commerzbank's Nguyen pointed out that there's a risk of "running round in circles" — the EU may want to wait until the UK confirms its election, but Labour will block an election until the EU decides on an extension.
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"Regardless of what the President decides on the accord, we expect America's solar industry to continue to thrive and create jobs, boost the economy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions," the Solar Energy Industries Association said in a statement.
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But Trump has built a highly sophisticated online fundraising machine, and Democrats fear he will soon spend the record sums he's raised on courting undecided voters in swing states — all before the Democratic Party decides on its nominee.
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Sources said the former Expedia CEO — who is a walking definition of adult supervision come to fix the long-troubled Uber — is evaluating current staff and mulling on bringing in new execs before he decides on his leadership team.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone Xs (From $999.99 at Best Buy)Google Pixel 3 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)How to get verified on Instagram How Instagram decides on applications for verification Is the account authentic?
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A series of public sessions around the nation and an upcoming research conference in Chicago may provide the basis for fundamental changes in how the Fed views the interplay of inflation and employment and decides on appropriate monetary policy.
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" A special counsel also generally decides on his or her own "whether and to what extent to inform or consult with the attorney general or others within the department about the conduct of his or her duties and responsibilities.
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LONDON/DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco will be able to release its audited financial accounts in early 220 if the government decides on a venue for listing the oil giant's IPO and finalizes several reforms this year, three sources said.
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Some speculate that Lewandowski may use what is projected to be a heated hearing with House Democrats as a way to raise his profile as he decides on a possible bid for the Senate in New Hampshire (The Hill).
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The top court wrote in the unsigned order letting the appeals court ruling stand that its decision was based on its "ordinary practice" of waiting to take a case until more than one appeals court decides on a legal question.
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It wasn't until earlier this year, when she watched a Mashable Snapchat story that detailed how to write a formal emoji proposal to Unicode—the consortium that decides on text character standards, including emojis—that she decided to try again.
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Additionally, Senate Democrats also dismiss the idea that Warren, who has been on the rise since early summer, has any lock on the nomination, arguing there's still a lot of time left before the party decides on its standard-bearer.
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Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York, said that the euro's strength will likely not be sustainable as speculators look to profit from political instability in Italy as it decides on its next prime minister.
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It will feature public officials including State Controller Betty Yee, who sits on the commission that decides on pipeline permits, and state Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson, whose Santa Barbara district's coastline has been polluted by oil spills from past drilling.
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On Olympics When the International Olympic Committee decides on Tuesday how to punish Russia for attempting to rig the 2014 Winter Olympics with an elaborate doping scheme in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, it will have no good options.
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The company plans to introduce in January an all-in-one $1,700 washer/dryer hybrid featuring a detergent reservoir that decides on the proper portion per load, squirts it into the basin unassisted and wirelessly reorders from Amazon when empty.
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The agency sets a 10-month goal for approving standard drugs, and a six-month period for those that have qualified for expedited approval; one recent study showed it decides on drugs more quickly than its counterparts in Europe and Canada.
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He expected that even after Judge Reeves decides on a special master, it will probably take several months before a final plan on the mental health system is put into place, and a final order from the court is issued.
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"It is fitting that this show is taking place right at the very moment when the U.K. decides on its future government," Ms. Broach said last week from her airy office at the Royal College of Art's South Kensington campus.
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But it also has a concrete, literal answer: notwithstanding the important contributions of others like his father and wife, at the end of the day, Bill Gates decides on the direction of the foundation founded on his twelve-figure net worth.
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It then sends it out to the rest of the cortex, which compares it to everything it already knows, classifies the objects and dimensions, and finally decides on something to do: raise your hand and catch the ball (having predicted its path).
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A refugee Bahraini footballer who was arrested in Thailand while on vacation from his new home in Australia could remain in jail until August while a court decides on an extradition request from Bahrain, a Thai official said on Wednesday.
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But nothing has been simple about this deal from the earliest days, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that last night Amazon filed a motion to stop work on the project until the court decides on its protest of the DoD's decision.
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The telecoms operator, a constituent of the MSCI emerging market index, may see a small outflow of funds if MSCI decides on Tuesday to include China A-shares in the index, which would dilute the weighting of Etisalat and other Gulf constituents.
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When the Met decides on a major internal renovation, as it has done in recent years with the Department of Islamic Art, the American Wing, and the Costume Institute, new trustees, or donors with an interest in that area, are brought on board.
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In an interview on Monday, Biden lamented that foreign policy has not come up enough in the presidential contest and predicted that when the election is over, it will have played a major role in how the electorate decides on its next president.
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Tam Lin's body betrays him by turning into anything the fairies please, but Janet has the ultimate control and final say over her own body: it's she who initially seduces Tam Lin and she who ultimately decides on the terms of her pregnancy.
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Still, the Supreme Court's decision last week to delay the plan — until the United States Court of Appeals in Washington decides on the merits of a challenge by 27 mostly Republican-governed states — underscores just how politically vulnerable the United States' promises truly are.
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The first African-American policeman in Colorado Springs, Stallworth is desperate to get out of the records department and into action, so when he spots a Klan recruiting ad in the local newspaper, he decides on a whim to dial the number at the bottom.
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"The company has as a result decided to immediately and temporarily suspend mine operations, while it analyses in detail the report issued by the institution and decides on the next steps in respect of the future of said operation," Anglo said in a statement.
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While audience voting determines a majority of the awards, a jury of professionals — this year it includes the directors Sofia Coppola and Gus Van Sant — decides on the best animated short and best live-action short, which then become eligible for Academy Award consideration.
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" Canada's Global Affairs department wouldn't comment specifically on whether Canada would renegotiate its commitment to the treaties, saying it "would be premature," but the government will "be examining a range of issues, including its international commitments, as it decides on how to approach this.
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Thanks to Belgium's federal system the community is thought to be the smallest region of the EU with its own legislative powers: a parliament of 25 representatives and a government of four decides on policies related to issues including education, sport, training and child benefits.
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Emojis are rendered differently across platforms like Android, iOS, Facebook, Samsung and others, and the Unicode Consortium decides on the actual content of the symbols, but Google's "emoji interpreter," Jennifer Daniel decides what makes an emoji "Googley," which means more cartoonish than the others.
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When a pastoralist and a farmer find themselves in a dispute, the committee assesses the damage and decides on a fine for the guilty party – most often the pastoralist who has trespassed on farming land, said Alwa Abdullah, who heads the conflict committee for R'Kiz village.
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If the commissioners don't vote on it—which is kind of irrelevant because the commission is stacked 2-1 in favor of the Republicans—the FCC's Wireline Bureau will enact a stay by itself until the full commission decides on a petition to reconsider the rule.
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"The decision of the IOC Executive Board ... will take all the circumstances, including all the measures to ensure a level-playing field at the Olympic Winter Games 2018, into consideration when it decides on the participation of the Russian athletes in Pyeongchang," an IOC spokesperson said.
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Reductress lays bare the components of recent anti-choice legislation that amount to pure cruelty, like the lack of exceptions for rape and incest in Alabama's abortion ban: "Life Begins the Second a Girl's Uncle Decides on Incest," contributor Alexandra Ozeri wrote in a May 15th headline.
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After some calculations—time and weather, heat and radiation exposure, tectonic activity and sea level rise--Sam decides on the panels' final location: a dry, shallow cave in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains, where the panels can be bolted to the bedrock beside fossil trilobites and brachiopods.
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"There's an unspoken realization of at least most market participants that whatever rate cuts the Fed decides on - or even if the Fed decides to embark on QE - it's not going to be an adequate countervailing force to tariffs," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco.
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Etisalat, which rose 21.0 percent, and First Gulf, which added 27 percent, are constituents of the MSCI emerging market index, may see a small outflow of funds if MSCI decides on Tuesday to include China A-shares in the index, which would dilute the weightings of Gulf constituents.
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With two weeks to go before the ECB decides on the future of its stimulus policy, its president, Mario Draghi, said the promise to maintain rates at their current level "well past" the end of its bond-buying programme was very important for keeping borrowing costs at bay.
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The occasion is the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund showing, the last in a series of events before the panel of judges (including fashion designers, business executives, fashion council board members and magazine editors) decides on whom to bestow the fund's $400,000 grand prize, to be announced Nov. 7.
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With two weeks to go before the ECB decides on the future of its stimulus policy, its president, Mario Draghi, said the pledge to maintain interest rates at their current, record-low level "well past" the end of its bond-buying program was very important for keeping borrowing costs at bay.
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The agent handicaps each of the day's races (that is, he analyzes the many different factors that could determine its outcome) and decides on the horses that have the best shot at winning and also happen to be trained by barns with which he and his client have a relationship.
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Sure you do: That's the one where a guest at a garden party decides on a lark to make his way home by water, swimming one by one across his neighbors' pools only to find that a year or more seems to pass in the space of a single afternoon.
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A spokesman of the Houthi forces said the group has a "stockpile of missiles" and the group can hit Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the two Gulf states leading the coalition backing the government of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, whenever the military command decides on the timing.
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A recent poll shows that a growing majority of Hawaiians favor building the telescope on Mauna Kea, but nobody knows what will happen or who will show up to protest when the court decides on the telescope's permit and sublease, or when construction trucks can start going back up the mountain.
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But after two days of conflicting accounts from unnamed sources, and no official word from the White House, The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump and Kelly had reached a "truce" on Thursday, while other outlets reported that McMaster's departure would be delayed while the president decides on a replacement.
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Each week the Windy City Rehab star, along with Restored by the Fords' Leanne Ford, Good Bones' Mina Starsiak and Hidden Potential's Jasmine Roth make over a different room in the house with the goal of adding the most property value, and a judge from the HGTV family decides on the winner.
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The Bank of Canada, which is widely expected to leave its benchmark interest rate on hold at 1.75 percent when it decides on policy next week, said in January that low oil prices harmed the economy in the fourth quarter of 2018 and will continue to do so in the first quarter of this year.
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The Mimicker Alarm app only lets you dismiss the alarm by — you guessed it — mimicking certain facial expressions, taking a picture of an object that matches whatever color the app decides on for the day, or by repeating a tongue twister ("All I want is a proper cup of coffee, made in a proper copper coffee pot").
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So I think when you're on the inside of a company and you know what's happening day to day and you understand the long-term vision and the long-term outlook, it's much easier than just being a blind outsider who looks at the stock price and it decides on whether a company's doing badly or well. Yeah.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE interviewed eight Supreme Court candidates this week as he decides on a nominee to succeed Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court.
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The board's independent directors usually are in the best position to evaluate whether the roles of chairman and CEO should be separate or combined; and if the board decides on a combined role, it is essential that the board have a strong lead independent director with clearly defined authorities and responsibilities; ■ Our financial markets have become too obsessed with quarterly earnings forecasts.
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So then there a bunch of mechanisms like, okay, maybe one panel that's randomly constituted decides on whether the board will take up a question or one of the issues, but then a separate random panel of the group actually does the decisions, so that way you eliminate some risk that any given panel is going to be too ideologically skewed.
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"We had to either, one, stop the service, which means millions of taxpayers would not be able to get their transcripts, including those that are in need of it -- like in the hurricane disaster areas, they use those tools to get their transcripts -- or do a bridge contract with Equifax until GAO decides on the protest, and we move forward," Tribiano said.
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"We had to either, one, stop the service, which means millions of taxpayers would not be able to get their transcripts, including those that are in need of it — like in the hurricane disaster areas, they use those tools to get their transcripts — or do a bridge contract with Equifax until [the Government Accountability Office] decides on the protest, and we move forward," he told lawmakers.
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We had a press conference this morning with a couple allies from the South Pacific who were talking about that exact point, and the conclusion is that regardless of the what the Trump administration decides on this, the people who will suffer the most—other than those around the world who are already suffering from climate change—are those in the US. And the U.S.—especially because it isn't bringing any money to the table—should have no influence over these negotiations anymore.
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