Take this one back to the drawing board, marketing execs.
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So it's time to go back to the drawing board.
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We just have to go back to the drawing board.
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Will you have to go back to the drawing board.
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"Back to the drawing board," TCU cornerback Jeff Gladney said.
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For LG, it's probably back to the drawing board. Again.
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If that fails, then it's back to the drawing board.
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Jackson instructed the agencies to return to the drawing board.
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And then it's back to the plaster drawing board again.
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Sometimes going back to the drawing board ain't so bad.
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Dozens more dams for tributaries are on the drawing board.
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The most ambitious projects are still on the drawing board.
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Go back to the old recipe or the drawing board.
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"If not, go back to the drawing board," they said.
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"So they go back to the drawing board," Davidson said.
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The FDA is now going back to the drawing board.
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Back to the drawing board as they say in the classics.
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Or do you need to go back to the drawing board?
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Should you scrap everything and go back to the drawing board?
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We've got to go back to the drawing board on that.
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It's back to the drawing board, Chipotle, for that image makeover.
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Now they will have to go back to the drawing board.
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An even larger rocket, New Armstrong, is on the drawing board.
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The latest: Sinclair and Tribune are back to the drawing board.
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House Republicans are going back to the drawing board on immigration.
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What did you have to go back on the drawing board?
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It might just mean a trip back to the drawing board.
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Plans for an onsite hotel are also on the drawing board.
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"I had to go back to the drawing board," Frazier said.
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"I had to go back to the drawing board," Frazier said.
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Several more multi-billion-dollar pipeline projects are on the drawing board.
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Israel It's back to the drawing board for the Israeli national elections.
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India has two lines on the drawing-board, and should have more.
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On that hypothesis, then, it is back to the drawing board. Papers
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Put away the drawing board, and get back to the building site.
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In some ways Enoch Powell forces us back to the drawing board.
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Auctions in London and New York are also on the drawing board.
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After days on set, her nights were spent at her drawing board.
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Back to the drawing board ISIS thought it had successfully hacked Google.
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But going back to the drawing board sounds like a good idea.
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I'm going to send you back to the drawing board with Broadcom.
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Unlike some other technologies, DAC has made it beyond the drawing board.
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Republicans should go back to the drawing board on the farm bill.
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It has 260 charming towns on the drawing board or under construction.
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It could be back to the drawing board for the entire industry.
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If she fails, leaders will have to return to the drawing board.
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But he's handled it well and went back to the drawing board.
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To save time at the drawing board, just reuse some old content.
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"We're back to the drawing board on sealant number nine," he said.
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So we're ending the council and going back to the drawing board.
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They should go back to the drawing board, and that's a fact.
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Projects worth billions of dollars were sent back to the drawing board.
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McGovern said the Agriculture Department should go back to the drawing board.
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Scarborough has been stuck on the drawing board since its discovery in 1979.
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So we went back to the drawing board and landed on Lyla James.
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If not, net neutrality advocates have to go back to the drawing board.
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Drawing-board decisions like these feed directly into the battle for jet sales.
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The European Parliament has sent the copyright law back to the drawing board.
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So Paysend went back to the drawing board to focus on the essential.
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The White House went back to the drawing board and narrowed its scope.
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Then it's back to the drawing board on what's reddening Jupiter's remarkable spot.
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This ruling sent the EPA back to the drawing board for 14 months.
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It's probably been moved from the drawing board to the focus-group stage.
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A run like that often sends teams running back to the drawing board.
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The Obama administration would be wise to go back to the drawing board.
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Mr. Jones sent him back to the drawing board for a better title.
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Officials acknowledged that these concerns have sent them back to the drawing board.
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It seemed that the Blazers would be sent back to the drawing board.
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He went back to the drawing board and began inserting the effects digitally.
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Ah well, looks like it's back to the drawing board for Chrome developers.
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It's back to the drawing board in every phase — offense, defense, special teams.
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Immigration Looks like it's back to the drawing board for an immigration deal.
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Surely they would either return to the drawing board or call it a day.
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So, everyone needs to take a breath, go back to the diplomatic drawing board.
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The office has repeatedly been sent back to the drawing board, this official said.
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I guess it's back to the drawing board for my grim outlook on 2017.
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"Most routes of the game don't make it off the drawing board," he said.
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It's unclear if Kanye's going back to the drawing board or jettisoning the project.
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Now you just go back to the drawing board and start a new streak.
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Now, under normal circumstances, this would mean a simple return to the drawing board.
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Its designers had gone back to the drawing board to design a more complex therapy.
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Our study wouldn't have even got off the drawing board if we'd consulted with them.
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If it doesn't find what it's looking, it'll send you back to the drawing board.
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The company eventually decided to postpone the launch and get back to the drawing board.
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Of course, the satellite is still on the drawing board, and many technical hurdles loom.
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Do they go back to the drawing board, give up or reach across the aisle?
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Officials on Tuesday acknowledged that these concerns have sent them back to the drawing board.
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But Will thought it was too obscure … and it was back to the drawing board.
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We just had to go back to the drawing board and make this world ourselves.
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Ordinarily, cars take far longer to go from the drawing board to the factory floor.
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All this thinking, planning and drawing-board time was not for a big new skyscraper.
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Plans for just such an IPO were on the drawing board as recently as November.
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Pixel Buds Google went back to the drawing board with its answer to the AirPods.
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That is the biggest Samsung mistake that Motorola avoided: the one at the drawing board.
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Leaving the drawing board, he took the controls of a tank to understand soldiers' needs.
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In developing countries, hundreds of coal-burning power plants are still on the drawing board.
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Plans for other locations are on the drawing board, the company's president, Lance Pinn, said.
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Samsung was quick to blame users, only to ultimately go back to the drawing board.
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Sometimes I nail the design, and sometimes I have to go back to drawing board.
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Smith already sent the parties back to the drawing board once before, in December of 2015.
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This new observation would smash that idea—so it's back to the drawing board, once again.
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Forshaw says there's still a possibility that it's "back to the drawing board" if they fail.
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Owners Vista Equity Partners will now go back to the drawing board to consider future options.
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Worldwide, there are 15 CCS projects currently in operation and 7 more on the drawing board.
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She'll strategize and go back to the drawing board to get what she thinks is right.
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However, if $89 is breached, Boroden said investors need to go back to the drawing board.
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For Williams, that suggests that the health plans need to go back to the drawing board.
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"Go back to the drawing board on NAFTA," Sanders said during a Saturday rally in Michigan.
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"Going back to the drawing board would be death to repeal and replace," one aide said.
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Risk and development helps us avoid stagnation by constantly calling us back to the drawing board.
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But the company had to go back to the drawing board and update the card design.
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Once he's in office, experts say, negotiators would have to go back to the drawing board.
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Most candidates who lose a race typically go back to the drawing board on career plans.
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We went back to the drawing board and started interviewing users to understand what they wanted.
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Nearly two dozen projects are on the drawing board, with some potentially including scores of turbines.
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But then again, Comcast could always bid more and bring everyone back to the drawing board.
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Scott Forstall left the company, Tim Cook apologized and Apple went back to the drawing board.
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But Apple's space-saving solution didn't cut it, so it went back to the drawing board.
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" Cornyn tweeted Wednesday morning that the immigration working group was going "back to the drawing board.
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We also learned that the company went back to the drawing board on the Mac Pro.
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If they all say no, there's no going back to the drawing board on Graham-Cassidy.
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Other teams have designs that are still on the drawing board or are working on prototypes.
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So Republicans may have to head back to the drawing board on their big tax bill.
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It's back to the drawing board for Geffen Hall, above, home of the New York Philharmonic.
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Now they have to get back to the drawing board and come up with another plan.
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China went back to the drawing board to create a new plan to grow its industries.
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Any changes to that agreement would force Obama and GOP leaders back to the drawing board.
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We have to get back to the drawing board and see how we can get better.
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It is better to go back to the drawing board rather than pass dangerously-flawed legislation.
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A new tunnel project, Gateway, is on the drawing board, and the governor supports this one.
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If the reactions are indifferent or negative, go back to the drawing board and strengthen your idea.
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The legislation now returns to the drawing board, before being sent for a second vote in September.
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So she went to the drawing board and tested some of the strongest fibers in the world.
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The FDA cited "major deficiencies" in their generic, leading Teva to go back to the drawing board.
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And sometimes we nail it and sometimes we go back to the drawing board and try harder.
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Alabama heads back to Tuscaloosa with another trophy, while everybody else heads back to the drawing board.
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"The challenge now is we're back to the drawing board when it comes to Alzheimer's," Syed contended.
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Motivated by Kona's sales, he went back to the drawing board and created a new suspension design.
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But with Afghanistan, America's longest war, it's time yet again to go back to the drawing board.
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So the automaker's team went back to the drawing board and completely redesigned its iconic sports car.
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Your endless failures will go unpunished, and you can return to the drawing board without a worry.
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Each of these forays was all about the data; frustrated, Salesforce went back to the drawing board.
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Will their products meet Tilman Fertitta's standards, or will they be sent back to the drawing board?
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Going back to the drawing board on healthcare is the only way they can untangle this web.
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Should Congress now go back to the drawing board and adopt that language as the definition of scandalous?
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"If it's not there when we get there, we'll go back to the drawing board," said Yoshua, 2660.
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Amid the drug shortage, some states have gone back to the drawing board to consider alternative execution options.
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One is that, despite America announcing sanctions six months ago, the SPV is still on the drawing board.
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So they went back to the drawing board with that information and ended up with the result here.
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An apres-ski spa and a department store selling winter sports gear are also on the drawing board.
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And after losing on that initial bill, he went right back to the drawing board and kept working.
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But Osterloh confirmed he canceled several other projects either in their early stages or on the drawing board.
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In April, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA) essentially sent OPG back to the drawing board, yet again.
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It's highly likely that Republicans will eventually pass the bill instead of going back to the drawing board.
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"I had to go back to the drawing board and find out what my purpose was," he continued.
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If the draft regulation doesn't do this, the White House should send DOL back to the drawing board.
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The next mission to Jupiter, still on the drawing board, is to take a closer look at Europa.
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If that's what Zuck meant by 'fixing' Facebook he really needs to go back to the drawing board.
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" He continued: "I had to go back to the drawing board and find out what my purpose was.
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So Camelot quickly went back to the drawing board and came out on the other side as Lowkey.gg.
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But in 123, Holt suddenly found herself back to the drawing board when Amazon shut down Kindle Worlds.
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There aren't enough new nuclear power plants on the drawing board to replace those that come off line.
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Ice Cube's gone back to the drawing board with the fourth installment of "Friday" ... and he's clearly pissed.
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But if Google makes changes that don't satisfy Europe, it will be sent back to the drawing board.
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AI-powered photo management app Zyl is going back to the drawing board with a streamlined, more efficient redesign.
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If it can tell the difference, the generator is sent back to the drawing board to improve its work.
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That could send theorists back to the drawing board, and require physicists to rethink their understanding of the Universe.
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Sending Michael back to the drawing board yet again both establishes a new status quo and upends it completely.
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This news risks sending back to the drawing board many of us who have been optimistically experimenting with biotelemetry.
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However, that vote only sent the directive back to the drawing board, giving MEPs a chance to suggest amendments.
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"It's going to take years to see the fruits of a lot of what's just on the drawing board."
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Still there are rumors, Toyota may go back to the drawing board and roughen up the RAV4's image.
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At the same time, coal plants are closing everywhere, and no new ones are even on the drawing board.
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It's safe to assume that it was on the drawing board when Apple was developing the first iPad Pro.
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It won't sit flat on a desk, though, as the minimum angle is the drawing board mode's 20 degrees.
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The Senate already went back to the drawing board, multiple times, and didn't like what it came up with.
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As I said, I need to go back to the drawing board and see where we go from here.
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"Republicans should go back to the drawing board and fully restore the SALT deduction," he said in a statement.
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That means all the dozens of coal plants on the drawing board today are doomed to become stranded assets.
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Back to the drawing board with fresh energy, I kept working and, finally, the puzzle was accepted in March.
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The results of Google's experiment unnerved the autonomous-car developers enough that they went back to the drawing board.
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"Unfortunately, the administration's overtime proposal fails this test and should be sent back to the drawing board," he added.
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"It's not an Etch A Sketch," Mr. Rooney said, miming the tipping movement that erases the toy drawing board.
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But now that the natural disaster is over, Baker says it's time to go back to the drawing board.
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Is he really going back to the drawing board and opening the door, offhandedly, to an assault weapons ban?
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"Republicans should go back to the drawing board and fully restore the SALT deduction," Schumer said in a statement.
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Lawmakers voted against two competing proposals to reopen the U.S. government, sending congressional leaders back to the drawing board.
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We saw where some parts were hitting, where others weren't, and we took those back to the drawing board.
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This year, HP went back to the design drawing board and refashioned the computer into something you might actually envy.
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It couldn't have been easy going back to the drawing board with one of the buzziest handsets in recent memory.
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Last year, Sony unveiled the Xperia Ear but has since gone back to the drawing board and redesigned the concept.
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Sterling, meanwhile, loses for the first time, and will return to the drawing board with a 12-1 overall record.
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If we can't deliver a product that's as good or better than native we go back to the drawing board.
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Analysts say it is still the best of the current crop of pumped hydro power projects on the drawing board.
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The company tested nachos in 2018 but went back to the drawing board after they failed to resonate with consumers.
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Northwell Ventures went back to the drawing board and developed a more secure unit to attach to the waterproof prosthesis.
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But an essential component of a genuine banking union, a shared system of deposit insurance, remains on the drawing board.
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And then TMZ wrecked everything by leaking it, presumably ruining the surprise and taking him back to the drawing board.
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His pots are coming up empty, forcing him to go back to the drawing board to find a hot spot.
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The real party trick of the Surface Studio is its drawing board mode, and it's also its biggest selling point.
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I'm not sure there's a great implementation for a feature that might have better been left on the drawing board.
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There's also the possibility that everything will be rejected by Sears' independent committee — sending Lampert back to the drawing board.
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Setton and his team will no doubt be back to the drawing board for new ideas to spur a turnaround.
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There are more than a dozen U.S. energy pipelines on the drawing board, some of which are still seeking financing.
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For the FBI and its long-standing campaign against strong encryption, it would mean going back to the drawing board.
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There's actually one big project on the drawing board that'll probably be waiting for Trump, the controversial Dakota Access pipeline.
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To the end of his career, Mr. Chermayeff worked at the drawing board, shunning the siren call of electronic design.
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The designs never come out quite as good as I hope, and so it's back to the drawing board (tablet).
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Perhaps the artist will have to go back to the literal drawing board on this one to please this kitty queen.
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The other TPP countries could in theory go back to the drawing board and amend the agreement, starting with Article 30.5.
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You can make your own DIY Marvin's Magic Drawing Board by layering oil pastels and scratching off the top black layer.
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"As with the rest of the Black Ops IIII we've gone back to the drawing board on Zombies," says Jason Blundell.
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So, the lawyers were sent back to the drawing board to tell the judge why these communications could affect the case.
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The California gun-manufacturer, then still a division of the Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation, went back to the drawing board.
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The creative team went back to the drawing board this past January after Fisher's death, and is reworking the project accordingly.
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It's kind of difficult to grasp the fact that makeup brands still don't consider all skin tones at the drawing board.
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While both games share some similarities, for MapleStory 2 we really went back to the drawing board and reimagined the game.
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A judge from New York the blocked the first travel ban, which sent Trump and team back to the drawing board.
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The result of the independence referendum was decisive enough, at 55%-45%, to force the nationalists back to the drawing board.
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Samsung initially placed the blame for display problems on reviews, but ultimately announced it was going back to the drawing board.
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But they were in a determined mood against Australia who must go back to the drawing board before leaving for Russia.
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They might tweak things over time (and they're asking for feedback), or just go back to the drawing board all together.
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So as his teens came to a close, Quality Control's youngest star went back to the drawing board to redeem himself.
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Turnbull said while sites would be better protected, developers had to incorporate safety features into new projects on the drawing board.
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Britney Spears is going back to the drawing board and redrafting her will ... all for the benefit of her 2 boys.
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While decorators install tropical plants in the conference hall, the legal, fiscal and cultural architecture is still on the drawing board.
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This kind of blending has been on the drawing board from the beginning, according to Julien Codorniou, vice president of Workplace.
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This is all enlightening research, but unfortunately for people who suffer from the condition, a treatment isn't on the drawing board.
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Samsung went back to the drawing board and debuted a revised version of the phone on September 5 at IFA 2019.
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Attorney Mike Manley, who is defending Payne, said the judge's decision sends the case "back to the drawing board," WJRT reported.
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Now he lines up as favorite to retain his title, jumping further than ever, after going back to the drawing board.
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Congress must go back to the drawing board and reassert itself before any more lives are lost to these undefined conflicts.
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina, a Republican, said Thursday that he liked the idea of creating a nonpartisan map-drawing board.
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Now, though, a court is demanding that the administration go back to the drawing board and more fully review the project.
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Their efforts have led to the closures of dozens of power plants and helped scrap new ones on the drawing board.
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The seven-part series detailed the creation of their collaboration makeup line, from drawing-board ideas to the actual launch day.
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"I hope Novak goes back to the drawing board and remembers what made him good in the first place," Becker said.
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The failure of both measures will send lawmakers back to the drawing board in search of a compromise that can pass.
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Even so, the company understandably went back to the drawing board in the wake of fallout from Samsung's own foldable woes.
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That forced government experts, reflexively cautious after overestimating Iraq's weapons of mass destruction 14 years ago, back to the drawing board.
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An online petition urging the city to go back to the drawing board has been signed by more than 62,000 people.
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Officials and developers say that a major change would create uncertainty for projects underway and for many others on the drawing board.
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Hurwitz went back to the drawing board on season four recently, 'remixing' the edits to transform the season into something more cohesive.
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DJI says it "went back to the drawing board" for the Air, which folds up small enough to fit in a pocket.
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Another form of brain computer is emerging out of Silicon Valley—albeit one that is, for now, still on the drawing board.
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With no clear direction on what Trump would be willing to sign, Congressional leaders are essentially going back to the drawing board.
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If real-world use shows that Face ID isn't all that great, it could be back to the drawing board for Apple.
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The question is whether there is any appetite among legislators to go back to the drawing board and then risk another failure.
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The firm subsequently said it would go back to the drawing board, adding it would work with regulators and rebrand the product.
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And there's another car on the drawing board and very deep under wraps: "We can't be a one-car company," Taylor said.
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Its conclusion is that studies so far have in fact been inconclusive and we need to go back to the drawing board.
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Experts expect China to go back to the drawing board and tweak the circuit breakers before reintroducing it to the public market.
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The company went back to the drawing board, so to speak, to think about what sort of experiences could bring people together.
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It's a screen that folds down to transform the PC into a drawing board, designed for stylus, touch, and new Dial input.
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"I did suggest it ... I guess they are going to go back to the drawing board and check it out," Trump said.
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Cornyn suggested last week that Congress go "back to the drawing board" on immigration; if anything, that understates the lack of agreement.
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Members will have one more week to bridge those divides before they're likely forced back to the drawing board early next year.
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BLM should go back to the drawing board and craft a solution that benefits the American taxpayer over oil and gas interests.
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But the connector arm kept disconnecting, causing the train to stop running, so she had to go back to the drawing board.
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We need to focus on real solutions, like planning for ethical and responsible technology at the drawing board, not after the fact.
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Finding a solution hasn't been plain sailing, however; it has required rigorous testing, troubleshooting, and repeatedly going back to the drawing board.
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And so we'll go back to the drawing board if we can and see if we can't find something that might work.
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As such, a lot of companies are feeling the pressure to do some soul-searching and go back to the drawing board.
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One of Yalda's side projects, which is still on the drawing board, is a live-in Mojave desert community of space makers.
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And because economists predict that its absence will slowly rekindle the insurance death spiral, we're forced back to the policy drawing board.
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Clearly not prepared for a step up of this size, its now back to the drawing board for the 25-year-old.
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"Pausing on this tax bill and going back to the drawing board is the right thing for Republicans to do," he said.
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A few years ago, after realizing that social networking was not its forte, Google went back to the drawing board with Photos.
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An outcry from architects, preservationists and critics helped defeat that proposal in June 2015, sending the Frick back to the drawing board.
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Japan could shelve some of the coal plants it has on the drawing board or divest its public banks from fossil fuels.
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Such a project should never have gotten off the drawing board, let alone granted permit after permit, amid apparent violations of law.
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The 10 blue states that have already adopted the agreement need to go back to the drawing board and amend their constitutions.
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But last month new CEO David Calhoun announced that the company is going back to the drawing board on the plane's design.
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Conder went back to the drawing board, slashing the price target to $38 and downgrading to underweight at roughly 10 a.m. Eastern.
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Yes, this requires more work and sometimes means going back to the drawing board — but that's the nature of growing a business.
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If something does not show up by then, Dr. Giudice said, it will be time to go back to the drawing board.
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So, it is back to the drawing board for coming up with a better picture of the details of flapping-wing flight.
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In trying to think about doing philanthropy right, we're back to the drawing board: How should organizations treat donations from bad actors?
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Another project on the drawing board is the next phase of the Second Avenue subway on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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But in my opinion, he tapped and it's a bummer and we're going to have to go back to the drawing board.
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The good news ... Tyron says he's going back to the drawing board and training harder than ever to get his belt back.
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For the White Sox, it's back to the drawing board, and trying to piece together the puzzle of yet another weird roster.
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If this is the case, psychologists need to go back to the drawing board and redefine "self-control" in more careful terms.
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But the Trump administration's return to the drawing board may have resulted in an order that, while still controversial, may pass constitutional muster.
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So I go back to the drawing board and come out next time, hopefully be a little better, and just experience it again.
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So Kuhn went back to the drawing board and came up with a radically different approach for the latest version of his machine.
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For some suppliers, Walmart's directive will entail going back to the drawing board and coming up with new items to sell on Walmart.com.
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" The Koch Brothers-backed Americans for Prosperity tweeted a message for Speaker Paul Ryan: "Our advice: Take it back to the drawing board.
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The company went back to the drawing board and rereleased the Galaxy Fold later in the year, but the damage was already done.
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They either figure out how to overcome the objections or go back to the drawing board and come up with another fresh idea.
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Industry groups successfully beat back the rule a few years ago and the SEC was forced to go back to the drawing board.
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Should Venom underwhelm, its not difficult to see Sony reacting in a similar way and going back to the drawing board once again.
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With that in mind, Facebook went back to the drawing board — and where it couldn't eliminate features outright, it tried to consolidate them.
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"We've definitely gone back to the drawing board on that," she said, referring to the island, which is on the CDC warning list.
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Crickets. AMLG: With this one in particular it feels like there'd been some stigma, that it had been left on the drawing board.
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So LG went back to the drawing board for its followup, and the result is, on a whole, a fairly straightforward flagship smartphone.
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"I strongly urge my Republican colleagues to go back to the drawing board, and maybe solicit some input from your constituents this time."
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Facing what the museum called "protracted legal battles" in pushing its plan forward, the Frick decided to go back to the drawing board.
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It's possible, but insurers would have to go back to the drawing board, redesign plans and premiums and come with a new proposal.
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According to S&P Global Market Intelligence, a further 22019 million barrels per day are on the drawing board but lacking a timeline.
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Wall Street viewed Biogen's setback on Thursday as the industry essentially going back to the drawing board when it comes to curing Alzheimer.
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With such criticism, it's no surprise Fitbit went back to the drawing board to produce a more aesthetically pleasing design that's more unisex.
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By voting H.R. 2 down, we have a chance to go back to the drawing board, and craft a genuinely bipartisan farm bill.
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So far, seven power plants that generate electricity from straw have been built in Punjab, and six more are on the drawing board.
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Also on the drawing board is the Tesla Electric Semi, an all-electric pickup truck and a new version of the Tesla Roadster.
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Allied went back to the drawing board and proposed that Judge Forrest enter a $1,501 judgment for Franco and then dismiss the case.
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But Dwyer and Golub aren't the only ones returning to the drawing board following the passage of the Republican tax overhaul on Wednesday.
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Since relocating to the U.S., the team went back to the drawing board and redesigned their underpants to align more with American tastes.
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The next move was for the F.D.A. to go back to the drawing board and come up with new versions of graphic labels.
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But the Loyal Wingman concept could also work with other planes and drones—some already in service, others still on the drawing board.
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"It's time for me to kind of go back to that drawing board and kind of reinvent myself against these guys," Price said.
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Even the best detectives and crime solvers sometimes have to go back to the drawing board, and crossword puzzle solving is no different.
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Twenty years on, a few of the major infrastructure projects have been built, but most are still on the drawing board, awaiting money.
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Twenty years on, a few of the major infrastructure projects have been built, but most are still on the drawing board, awaiting money.
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"It is sending the planetary science community back to the drawing board to understand how planetesimals — the building blocks of the planets — form."
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One project on the drawing board, for instance, will cover about 8,200 parcels bordering four rivers that feed into the Great South Bay.
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But construction, which was originally to have started this year, was put off as logistical problems sent things back to the drawing board.
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And if that's true, then many of the hundreds of coal projects that China has on the drawing board will be flatly unnecessary.
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One researcher we spoke to thinks it's too early for an answer—and that maybe it's time to go back to the drawing board.
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Nonetheless, he'll return to the drawing board with a 10-6 overall record, and 1-1 mark in his second stint at 205 lbs.
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The sketching feature is the most notable, adding a simple digital drawing board for the iOS version to add doodles and diagrams to notes.
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Or they could have gone back to the drawing board and changed their bill so it really was revenue-neutral, as they had promised.
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Spotify is pulling the plug on its original video efforts and heading back to the drawing board, according to a report today from Bloomberg.
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So Amitree went back to the drawing board and came up with a new product called Folio that was targeted at real estate agents.
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Microgrids, hardened distribution sites and improved transmission lines are all on the drawing board, but there are not enough funds to complete it all.
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Uye Surana went back to the drawing board to adjust the aesthetic add-ons (like complex straps and mixed fabrics) to be actually functional.
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But even the predictive information wasn't useful enough for the hospitals to act on, so Garg and company went back to the drawing board.
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For now, we should be grateful the spacecraft flew past such an extraordinary object—one that's sending planetary scientists back to the drawing board.
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Back to the drawing board: Senate Republicans have delayed the vote on their healthcare bill after a not-so-warm reception by nearly everyone.
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The most exciting thing the Large Hadron Collider could do is find something totally unexpected and send us all back to the drawing board.
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They'll go back to the drawing board this off-season, and they're even planning on letting Dez Bryant speak to their committee about it.
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That, of course, was one of the major issues with the previous Mac Pro, which caused Apple to head back to the drawing board.
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Now that deal is off the table, the large companies that supported it will have to go back to the foreign policy drawing board.
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There is no need to even go back to the drawing board because there is a real paid family leave proposal already out there.
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After a business review that launched the sale of three Kraft Heinz brands, the beleaguered food giant is going back to the drawing board.
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One of the designs on Boeing's drawing board is an unusually oval-shaped cross-section, rather than a rounder shape typical of most designs.
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Ad-tech firm TripleLift is trying to mimic so-called native formats for streaming services that are on the drawing board for next year.
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The very visions that go from the drawing board to reality are the proud achievements of the men and women in the construction arena.
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The workplace will become more efficient and new industries that exist only on the drawing board will open up new job and career opportunities.
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After initially blaming reviewers for the problems, the company ultimately accepted responsibility and went back to the drawing board for the 7.3-inch device.
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So the team went back to the drawing board, tapping people to translate key listings and steps in the purchase process into colloquial Hindi.
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Policymakers should go back to the drawing board to develop child nutrition policy that meets the needs of low-income families and local communities.
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We went back to the drawing board...Removed the sugar, food in a box, eating for nutrients, proper supplements and taking care of me.
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Back to the drawing board since New Line Cinema was slow on green lighting the LAST FRIDAY script that was full of Mr. Jones.
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Go back to the drawing board, she advises, and ask yourself what you're good at, what you love and what you value in life.
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In 2017, Ms. Spar and Ms. Borda, who was just starting at the Philharmonic, scrapped the plans and went back to the drawing board.
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But in general, "Justice League" all but sent WB back to the drawing board on the future of its comic book heroes and villains.
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It was the FCC's loss in that legal fight that forced the agency back to the drawing board on net neutrality beginning in 2014.
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Fans were so upset at this [screaming] that the filmmakers went back to the drawing board and came up with a much more familiar design.
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So ShotTracker went back to the drawing board and came up with ShotTracker team – a product that can simultaneously capture analytics for an entire team.
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Whereas the French plane is still on the drawing board, Alice's smooth contours can be seen on the tarmac at Le Bourget, north of Paris.
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The fascinating and promising product was plagued by broken review units that forced Samsung to go back to the drawing board with a reinforced model.
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It's a long shot to send everyone back to the drawing board, said Tim Greaney, a former DOJ antitrust attorney who teaches at UC Hastings.
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So last year, Google went back to the wearable drawing board to develop Android Wear 22.0, the biggest update to the platform since its launch.
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Apple this week took the fairly unprecedented step of announcing that it was going back to the drawing board to re-envision the Mac Pro.
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If Facebook has to go back to the drawing board, it would lose even more of the VR marketshare and the consequences could be enormous.
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As soon as the fall equinox rolls around, it's back to the drawing board to narrow in on what trends our autumn look will embody.
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Meanwhile Snapchat — recovering from the fizzled out Spectacles and a shrinking base, is going back to the drawing board with a new, user-focused design.
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After going back to the drawing board, the 37-year-old retooled the product with higher-quality fabric and soles and launched her signature collection.
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Both sides need to go back to the drawing board to fix these problems with something better than the usual short-term pandering... and fast.
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Now 8-3 overall, the TUF winner will have to return to the drawing board, though she remains one of the bantamweight division's top contenders.
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As for the chocolate pretzel tart, with its thin loops of peanut brittle in sea salt caramel, I'd suggest a return to the drawing board.
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Peter Travers, Rolling Stone: Spider-Man: Homecoming feels fresh off the drawing board, as if he was a character with the dew still on him.
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After a huge backlash to the character's look earlier this year, the film's release was delayed while the filmmakers went back to the drawing board.
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After the exceptional political blowback from its attempt to pick winners (or more aptly, subsidize losers), Energy Department officials are back to the drawing board.
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The group said plans for expanding nearby Jewish settlements and building tourism and other commercial facilities in the area were already on Israel's drawing board.
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Of course the patents may never exist outside the drawing board, but they do demonstrate how Amazon is thinking about the future of drone deliveries.
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If you cut corners, took shortcuts, or tried to build something with shoddy integrity this retrograde may have forced you back to the drawing board.
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If a team came into a product review with only a desktop version of a product, they had to go back to the drawing board.
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If you find that you're not, you may want to go back to the drawing board and attempt to renegotiate the terms of your promotion.
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It's too early to declare Obamacare repeal dead for sure, but it's clear McConnell has to return to the drawing board for the time being.
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People's reactions were pretty thought-provoking, albeit less photogenic: If the person who invented the drawing board had failed, what would he have gone back to?
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"The data and research pointed us toward some of the familiar assets, which caused us to go back to the drawing board and rethink our strategy."
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When Tinder came out with the Super Like, we actually went to the drawing board and came up with our own version of the Super Like.
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The new rules against so-called inversions, in which cross-border mergers help American companies change their tax domiciles, sent Pfizer back to the drawing board.
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We just gotta get back to the drawing board and get ready for Florida and turn this thing around and show our fans what we have.
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So after a gasp at the misunderstanding and trip back to the drawing board, the next generation of water purifiers became cool and culturally neutral blue.
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"I think that [the repeal] has accelerated a lot of things … that might've been on the drawing board two, three, five years out, upstream," Grady said.
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Rideshare companies that were looking to scoop up some stranded riders have also had to go back to the drawing board—or ditch it all together.
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"Defeat" might be a strong word at this stage, but the executive is publicly acknowledging that the company needs to go back to the drawing board.
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In the weeks since the failure, President Trump has urged Republicans to return to the drawing board and pass a healthcare bill for him to sign.
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A loss could send Republicans back to the drawing board in search of new ways to handle the reality of an unpopular president leading their party.
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Some have interpreted these remarks as a demand that the Republican Party go back to the drawing board and write a bill that matches Trump's description.
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Now, having survived a no-confidence vote, she's back to the drawing board with exasperated European leaders, who have expressed little to no interest in renegotiating.
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When Le Train Bleu was on the drawing board, the designer widened the car to 14 feet; a regular railroad car is about nine feet wide.
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While New York officials have in the past announced ambitious plans to protect the city, many of the most expansive ideas remain on the drawing board.
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Given that a deal needs to be struck before the end of the year, there is not enough time to go back to the drawing board.
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Samsung collected the devices soon after, as it went back to the drawing board due to issues with other units, but mine remained fully in tact.
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As a movie, it can feel alternately slow and rushed, cobbled together out of spare parts, and in need of more time of the drawing board.
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Lawmakers voted against two competing proposals to reopen the government, sending Congressional leaders back to the drawing board for a bipartisan solution to end the impasse.
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Peach was a rad playable character in Super Mario 3D World, as was Rosalina, so going back to the drawing board on gender seems pretty regressive.
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Cooker of delicious meets Ralph Armstrong got fed up with flies swarming the goods, so he went to the drawing board and cooked up this stellar invention.
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Investigators went back to the drawing board, creating a fake profile on GEDMatch, through which they found what seemed to be a second cousin of the killer.
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The idea had been on the drawing board "for quite some time now" and got a boost following last week's Trump-West Twitter exchange, the pastor adds.
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Play with fun add-ons like Atari video games, a drawing board, holiday app, and romance mode, which features a crackling fireplace, sensual music, and blasting heaters.
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And while Russia had great plans for new warships, the gas turbines most would have used came from Ukraine, and so it's back to the drawing board.
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That could have been a reality for "Sonic" had director Jeff Fowler not gone back to the drawing board after immense internet backlash over the first trailer.
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It's motivating because she's at a different level and she makes you go back to the drawing board, not just for me but for many other players.
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Yet the defeat will send Republicans back to the drawing board on health care reform and make repealing the Affordable Care Act even tougher in the future.
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But the back-end architecture Jumpin Labs used collapsed under the weight of its feature set and the company had to go back to the drawing board.
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Hilsee said the new plan was no better than the first one, and urged the judge to send the parties back to the drawing board yet again.
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But as researchers head back to the drawing board to try to figure out how Alzheimer's works, we're likely a very long way from an effective treatment.
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One of the things that we do is we create a kind of certainty out there that there's steady flow to get projects off the drawing board.
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Turns out this period with his straight talking pop gave Gourley the kick up the butt he needed: he scrapped everything, went back to the drawing board.
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The health insurance lobby blasted the proposal, saying the administration "should go back to the drawing board" and take aim directly at high prices set by drugmakers.
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A successful move by Amazon to grab Flipkart would likely send Walmart back to the drawing board when it comes to India, retail consultants and analysts said.
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After being shut down yet again by the Fourth Circuit Court in Richmond, VA the President when back to the drawing board to soften the xenophobic language.
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Some architects have even started designing wooden skyscrapers, like the proposed Tratoppen ("the treetop" illustrated above), a 40-floor residential tower on the drawing-board in Stockholm.
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The Escala is the third redesign in recent times for GM's primo-luxury brand and shows that sometimes it pays to go back to the drawing board.
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On the Runway LONDON — In a decade defined by the rise of digital platforms, there are growing signs that fashion is going back to the drawing board.
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When the C-13 was on the drawing board, engineers created new engines called high-bypass turbofan engines that were powerful enough to get this monster airborne.
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"2016 has seen substantial instability which has pushed companies back to the drawing board to consider alternative options like merging or divestment," he said in an email.
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Most of those provisions remain largely intact despite a July vote that sent the proposal back to the drawing board in the wake of widespread activist backlash.
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Lawmaker Julia Reda from the Greens party, who has spearheaded opposition to the committee's tough approach, said it is time to go back to the drawing board.
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But then McConnell went back to the drawing board and came up with a new piece of legislation that made no changes whatsoever to the Medicaid provision.
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The Senate failed to pass two competing proposals to reopen the government, sending lawmakers back to the drawing board for a bipartisan solution to end the impasse.
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The online reaction to those chompers, a mix of mockery and horror, was so strong that the filmmakers returned to the drawing board to redesign the character.
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That could have been a reality for "Sonic" had director Jeff Fowler not gone back to the drawing board after immense internet backlash over the first trailer.
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One of Wall Street's most bullish firms is back at the drawing board—in the process of revising its price target on the S&P 500 Index.
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The former Portuguese colony is also more exposed than it was after the turn of the millennium, when the Cotai Strip was barely off the drawing board.
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Countries from Gambia to South Africa also expressed their disagreement with the proposal, pushing the AU's Peace and Security Council to go back to the drawing board.
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Twice before — once in 23 and again in 25 — the courts had found the rules illegal and ordered the FCC to go back to the drawing board.
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Trump also has the option of going back to the drawing board and coming up with a new way to impose "extreme vetting" restrictions he says are necessary.
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Now, after seeing it blocked in multiple venues, Trump will have to decide if he wants a Supreme Court showdown or to go back to the drawing board.
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"We have to go back to the drawing board here in Baltimore and Maryland with rules and regulations and laws that affect the police behavior," she told VICE.
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Unlike Boeing's last all-new design, the 787 Dreamliner, its proposed new mid-market plane will not bring a flood of revolutionary technical designs to the drawing board.
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The aircraft manufacturer credited social media and the Internet for making their designers sit up, take notice and write stuff down, before heading back to the drawing board.
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Theranos seems to be going back to the research and development drawing board, focusing on these new products instead of its much-debated small-volume blood collection technology.
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Some executives predicted the progress of these plans, which are still largely on the drawing board a year after Prince Mohammed announced them, would accelerate after his promotion.
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Perhaps Microsoft decided to go back to the drawing board and try a completely different approach because it's just not doing all that well in the CRM market.
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Little details may shift, but any significant changes mean going straight back to the drawing board and re-rehearsing with the stunt team and then with the actors.
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Pennsylvania patients will know in less than a week whether the Senate appreciates the latest amendments to the bill or if it is back to the drawing board.
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Analysts say the turbulence could delay resource projects on the drawing board and major energy companies involved in PNG, including Total SA and ExxonMobil Corp, are watching closely.
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The actors do their best to flesh out characters who might as well be stick figures conceived on a drawing board with arrows pointing this way and that.
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So, we went back to the drawing board, scrapped most flavors, and wrote AI systems that focused more on weighting based on things the AI had already done.
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"Fixes require mind-bending coordination between suppliers, manufacturers, carriers and users before patches make it from the drawing board to installation," writes checkbox in its QuadRooter white paper.
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They believed Burruezo's promises to be impartial, and they didn't want to delay their case by going back to the drawing board and searching for a new arbitrator.
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The delegates aim to vote down the rules package in its entirety in order to force the party back to the drawing board under pressure to unbind delegates.
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Teva had hoped to offer a generic version of the EpiPen, but concerns from the F.D.A. sent it back to the drawing board until at least next year.
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When the stadium was on the drawing board in the 1990s, engineers and planners working for the United States Tennis Association studied a century's worth of weather data.
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The Second Avenue line has been on the drawing board since the 1920s and will be the most ambitious expansion of the subway system in a half-century.
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"President Trump's decision has brought us back to the drawing board and we will have to renegotiate terms and conditions on using Chabahar," a senior Indian diplomat said.
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"While we built a sustainable business, we essentially knew that if we wanted to go real big, we would need to go to the drawing board" Taub explains.
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A $100 billion Los Angeles-to-San Francisco bullet train has moved off the drawing board and on to 21 construction sites spread across five Central California counties.
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In the months since the venue was closed down, Cityfox went back to the drawing board and lobbied local stakeholders to get support for re-opening the venue.
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An earned media gambit of some kind could sideline Biden's narrative enough to keep Sanders competitive and buy the campaign enough time to return to the drawing board.
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Samsung canceled the launch and went back to the drawing board to iron out the kinks in the Fold, and months later, it claimed that it fixed it.
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"This one got away from him and he is going to go back to the drawing board," Duval said in his role as an analyst on Golf Channel.
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And the Aqua Restaurant Group, based in Hong Kong with restaurants in Beijing and London, has a New York restaurant on the drawing board, possibly Chinese, in Midtown.
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Dan Kovich, deputy director of science and technology for the council, said the FDA needs "to go back to the drawing board" regarding its approach to gene editing.
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All of the new streaming services that have popped up in the last few years, and all of the services on the drawing board, want help from distributors.
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A bipartisan group of 39 senators are going back to the drawing board on the parameters of an immigration deal, starting to draft their proposals on Wednesday afternoon.
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So the company went back to the drawing board and came up with the fully self-driving models it currently has driving through the streets of Mountain View, Calif.
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When AirPower was absent from Apple's iPhone event back in September, it seemed like the company might have over-promised and needed to go back to the drawing board.
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Just don't count on Apple announcing Airpower, as it seems that project has been sent back to the drawing board after being hit with numerous setbacks and technical hurdles.
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Having just a year or two's worth of funding isn't enough, she added, since it takes longer than that just to get a car from drawing board to showroom.
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In the coming months, courts will have an opportunity to weigh in and, for at least some of the new rules, send the administration back to the drawing board.
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In December of 2015, he sent the parties back to the drawing board after learning that only about 2,300 gun owners had filed claims to have their guns repaired.
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More flexible production, allowing quicker lead times from drawing board to customer home, is also a way to help the company tap into the robust market growth seen ahead.
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Logan Paul's gone back to the drawing board after more hiccups in the vlogging world -- and now he thinks an albino person's gonna solve his problems ... TMZ has learned.
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Facilities in Europe, China, and India are all on the drawing board according to Musk, with the institutional knowledge gained from this building used to improve the next version.
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All these other supercars will have to go back to the drawing board — or replace their motors with an electric one — if they want to win next time around.
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The company says it "went back to the drawing board" for the latest version of the handheld gimbal, but the Osmo Mobile 3 is really more of an evolution.
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It went back to the drawing board, combining more of the core phone features into a single module, leaving expansion for things like an extra battery, speaker or camera.
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The American Hospital Association also urged the Senate to "go back to the drawing board" on its legislation, warning that the current healthcare bill could hurt the most vulnerable.
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If a sample burns too fast, you have to go back to the drawing board and use different flame retardant or change your foams until you get it right.
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This four-month phase could send us back to school — or to the drawing board, to make sure that anything we are developing is built on a solid foundation.
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This panel of judges could essentially render the FCC's rules or rulemaking process inadequate, illegal or incorrect — or all three — and send the agency back to the drawing board.
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The company went back to the drawing board for several months and came back with a more robust device that patched up some holes and reinforced the folding mechanism.
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If you're a financial advisor who is still giving clients advice based on today's life expectancy and goals, chances are you need to go back to the drawing board.
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After the collapse of their attempt to form a government earlier this week, they were back at the drawing board, and on the campaign trail, giving it another go.
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One assumes that Samsung learned plenty of lessons from the original Fold, after having to go back to the drawing board when multiple reviewers wound up with broken units.
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Its apparent demise sends Republican tax writers back to the drawing board to come up with alternatives as they race to pass legislation before the end of the year.
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Samsung canceled its original launch plans and went back to the drawing board, strengthening the phone's design and revising parts of it to make it less prone to breakage.
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The vote sends the government back to the drawing board as it tries to abolish ultralow tax rates for thousands of multinational companies without leading to their mass exodus.
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This means lawmakers need to go back to the drawing board and thoughtfully and deliberately develop a plan based on sound economic policies that actually help real small businesses.
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But after this misguided addition to the trophy case, it would be advisable to go back to the drawing board before these violent space tourists plan a return trip.
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"It's very frustrating but I'm going to try to go back to the drawing board and take a couple of good things from it, good fastball command," Gausman said.
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"If at that point the North still will not give on their nuclear program then Team Trump will clearly have to go back to the drawing board," he said.
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If Canada does go back to the drawing board, it could be bad news for the international F-35 program, which has been beset by one problem after another.
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The Labor Govt must now go back to drawing board and consult the community on alternate location for Apple, or Parliament can block their bad plan in two weeks time.
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"When they're confronted with the objective evidence that says that's what [Ryan's bill] does, I'd like to think they'll go back to the drawing board," Kennedy said in an interview.
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Apple's service program may quell some of the complaints but may still need to go back to the drawing board for the keyboard design on future models of its laptops.
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The next version of the popular subcompact will be delayed by a year to 4.53 as it goes back to the drawing board, according to presentation slides shown to analysts.
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Asus, purveyor of the world's finest arachnid overlord wireless router designs, has gone back to the drawing board and come up with a new look that's much friendlier to humans.
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"The European Commission will now have to go back to the drawing board and come up with something that will actually deliver," said Syed Kamall, a British centre-right lawmaker.
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The company, it seems, could have filed a better application in the first place, so back to the drawing board it goes to try to convince the municipality to relent.
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Back to the drawing board they went, and the company is back for more with a new Kickstarter campaign for the second generation of the product, which addresses these issues.
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"It suggests he sent them back to the drawing board and doesn't want to sanction them -- which is a huge problem for us, all of us," one Senate aide said.
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As noted in the new study, the first efforts to make LINE-1 edits resulted in the complete annihilation of the cells, so it was back to the drawing board.
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Smith sent the parties back to the drawing board in December, the same day CNBC published a new investigation into what the company knew about the alleged defect and when.
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In Australia about 30 waste-to-energy projects are operational, mostly confined to small incinerators and co-generation plants, though a handful of larger projects are on the drawing board.
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What they need to do is go back to the drawing board on this bill for at least a few more months and produce something bolder that actually might work.
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Ford said that it would deliver 600,000 electric vehicles based on the VW architecture over a six year period; a second European Ford model is also on the drawing board.
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That's also why Republicans opposed the rule based on the increased burden it would place on employers—and are considering legislation to send the DOL back to the drawing board.
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Leaders are still working to build support for the measure, sending bill sponsors back to the drawing board to explore whether they can make changes to win over more Republicans.
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The American Boeing 2707 never made it past the drawing board, while the Soviets' Tupolev TU144 made it into service but was quickly retired because of performance and safety problems.
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This notwithstanding, it is now time to return to the drawing board in order to craft a consensual arrangement whereby the voice of the Puerto Rican people is finally heard.
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Update: After concerns were raised here and elsewhere, on Sunday the Canadian Science Writers' Association went back to the drawing board with its proposed constitutional changes, including the name change.
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But for her new and seventh album, Kidsticks, she chose to go back to the drawing board and completely overhaul the type of music we've come to expect from her.
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If the justices rule in voters' favor, Ohio will have to go back to the drawing board and find a new way to keep its voter rolls up to date.
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The response was mixed, and it appears Deck13 effectively went back to the drawing board, returning with a game that brings its own set of interesting ideas to the table.
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He urged GOP leaders to return to the drawing board to work on a bipartisan plan that followed regular order — and that was the same message he delivered on Friday.
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Bar-Yohay also pointed to lightweight materials developed for the Boeing 787 and Airbus 350 that were helping his own project get off the drawing board and into the air.
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The concept is an electric car that functions as a city taxi, and has gone from the drawing board as a mere idea to a tangible prototype in just two years.
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The previous April, New Mexico had actually been slated to approve the NGSS, but then its Republican governor vetoed it and had the education department go back to the drawing board.
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After failing spectacularly with its modular G5, LG's reportedly gone back to the drawing board and will introduce its next flagship phone, presumably the G6, at Mobile World Congress next month.
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A decade after unveiling a "master plan" to turn Tesla Motors into an automotive powerhouse, founder Elon Musk has dropped a big hint that he's going back to the drawing board.
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Given that such a mission is not even on the drawing board yet, it's safe to say we're going to be pondering the origin of Pluto's heart for a long time.
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But it will become more urgent if any of the projects currently being discussed to build probes to travel to nearby star systems gets off the drawing board and into space.
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One way of thinking about them is that they stem from a lack of product focus — there's no genius sending things back to the drawing board when they're not good enough.
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After its 2016 efforts fell apart, the alliance returned to the policy drawing board to take advantage of the extra time — a more fleshed-out policy is said to be forthcoming.
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A little birdie tells me that they have a bike that will do 45 km/h (28 mph) on the drawing board that will extend the commuting radius that much farther.
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In 227, we'll see an acceleration of that shift of technologies from the drawing board and geek-only curiosities to consumer devices that change our lives in ways small and big.
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Instead of going back to the drawing board, they designed the software function that allowed cars to detect when their emissions were being tested, and to boost performance during that time.
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Inhofe is hoping the report can garner some more Democratic support for a bill he co-sponsored to overturn the rule and make the agencies go back to the drawing board.
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" So he scrapped a lot of it, went back to the drawing board and "made some of the more happy, fun, good-vibes sort of music that I'm used to making.
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We can sit down and go back to the drawing board to design next-generation digital voting systems and build in integrity, privacy, chain of custody and transparency from the beginning.
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What happens if you take a home security camera, throw it out, and head back to the drawing board with engineers from the world of self-driving cars behind the wheel?
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That's to say nothing of several recent dramas the network has picked up to series, then either sent them back to the drawing board or canceled them before they ever aired.
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Dan Kovich, deputy director of science and technology for the National Pork Producers Council, said the FDA needs "to go back to the drawing board" regarding its approach to gene editing.
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But it went back to the drawing board after user testing showed that people wanted the option to allow some, but not all, businesses to send information on them to Facebook.
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Faced with a shortage of lethal injection drugs, some of the 31 states where the death penalty is legal have gone back to the drawing board to consider other execution methods.
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So, we went back to the drawing board in 2012, fixed all those waterproofing issues and relaunched it at the end of 2012, and it went vertical again from a demand perspective.
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Sanders opposed it and has called on President Donald Trump to "go back to the drawing board" on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), his administration's renegotiated version of the deal.
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Temer's government has no objection, in principle, to opening up agricultural land ownership to foreign investors again, but there in no plan for this on the drawing board as yet, he said.
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Things really kicked into action in the early hours of July 393, when GOP Senators narrowly failed to pass a slimmed down ACA repeal, sending the party back to the drawing board.
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"If the House has to go back to the drawing board, some service providers may rally because they're afraid of losing patients," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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Given that the power of this technology lies in its network effect, the consortium model is the ideal method to get it off the drawing board and into the wholesale financial markets.
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Its unclear how long this current record will stand, though, as the 846th Test Squadron say its engineers are already back to the drawing board looking for ways to go even faster.
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Honda went back to the drawing board several times to tweak the car on its way to production, scrapping the original powertrain plans that called for a normally aspirated V-6 engine.
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Especially in space, there's a strong argument to get something, anything in place so you can demonstrate the utility of your service, however limited, while others are still at the drawing board.
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At the end of each episode, we will find out if the participants want to see each other again for a second date or if they head back to love's drawing board.
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It's as though an engineer, instead of being allowed to start with a clean drawing board and design something afresh, was always forced to take something that already existed and modify it.
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This means lawmakers need to end this charade, go back to the drawing board, and thoughtfully and deliberately develop a plan based on sound economic policies that actually help real small businesses.
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But plans for a gut renovation were sent back to the drawing board last year amid concerns that it would cost far too much and leave the orchestra homeless for too long.
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This experience made me realize I need head back to the drawing board when it comes to taking a hard look at my spending habits and ensuring I'm not blowing through money.
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With echos of "back to the drawing board", this is a realm where pieces (of identity, language, sound, creature-hood) are floated among and reflected on before being reassembled for renewed use.
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They've been trying to lock down international rights for that brand, as they roll out their own post-Megxit ventures, but HRH's new rule would send them back to the drawing board.
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He saw old photographs of imposing wartime zeppelins and read about another kind of airship, which had never made it off the drawing board: an airship that carried not passengers but cargo.
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The next plane on its drawing board, a mid-sized jet popularly referred to as the 797, may never fly as the company's problems have diverted the resources needed to launch it.
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The company had to take the feature back to the drawing board after the CEO of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation said he would not insure the accounts Robinhood planned to offer.
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We urge Congress to go back to the drawing board on health care reform and address the abortion funding catastrophe created by ObamaCare and maintained by Alexander-Murray in its current form.
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But it didn't stop there — they check in with the recipients regularly, and take their feedback on problems with the lights, and sometimes go back to the drawing board to fix them.
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"I'm going to go back to the drawing board and figure it out a little bit," said Thompson, who is 153-2 with a 12.54 ERA and three strikeouts in two road starts.
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In the early 20003s, NASA finally began its first SETI observations, part of the project that had been on the drawing board when Proxmire mocked it: then called the High-Resolution Microwave Survey.
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The confusion has angered coal miners and project developers, and threatens to undermine Indonesia's ability to attract finance for the $132 billion of projects on the drawing board, say industry bodies and analysts.
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Senate Republicans are tossing aside a bipartisan deal to protect DREAMers and are going back to the drawing board, despite a threat by Democrats to shut down the government within days without one.
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From their results, the researchers provide three cautionary tales: Seems like it might be time to (first, find a quiet room) and go back to the drawing board with the open office design.
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Mr Macron and Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister and ALDE's dominant figure, disagree over euro-zone reforms and have failed to get the alliance between LRM and ALDE off the drawing board.
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"We urge the Senate to go back to the drawing board and develop legislation that continues to provide coverage to all Americans who currently have it," the hospitals association said in a statement.
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We read books with Ellev, doodle on a magnetic drawing board, sing songs, and play for at least an hour with sticky, flexible "Wizzle sticks" that come in her Alaska Airlines snack pack.
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Ward, now a full-time student headed towards a medical degree and still a part-time film enthusiast, has gone back to the drawing board with Matthews and their handful of private funders.
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Instead, they have set up a binary choice between persuading London to go back to the drawing board for a year or two and remaining as a hamstrung member state or quitting immediately.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal was heading back to the drawing board on Tuesday after another startling early loss at a grand slam deflated his early-season optimism and left him questioning his strategy.
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In the case of the dishwasher standard, the DOE seems to have realized its mistake, has gone back to the drawing board, and is in the process of drawing up a new rule.
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Projects with obviously inadequate analysis of climate change will be delayed as federal agencies are forced to explain themselves and then sent back to the drawing board when those explanations are found wanting.
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But their top choice, Josh Stein, the state's attorney general, declined to run for Senate in March and announced he would instead seek re-election, leaving Democrats to return to the drawing board.
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Washington (CNN)The White House has gone back to the drawing board in its search for a new nominee to be the nation's top intelligence official after President Donald Trump's first choice, Rep.
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More than 30 years later, the tightened standards are still mostly on the drawing board, and change has come too slowly to avoid painful reckonings in places like Detroit, Puerto Rico, Stockton, Calif.
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"We will always be chasing shadows if we don't take a step back, go back to the drawing board, and work as a collective on long-term solutions with more impact," he added.
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He spoke forcefully and powerfully about his issues with President Donald Trump's approach to Iran and the need to go back to the drawing board on Congress authorizing the use of military force.
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HAVANA/BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's government and Marxist guerrillas went back to the drawing board on Tuesday after a peace deal they painstakingly negotiated over four years was rejected in a shock referendum result.
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He was one of a handful of Republican senators considered most likely to block a debate on healthcare legislation and send Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) back to the drawing board.
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Nathan essentially punted the issue on Thursday by asking Musk and the SEC to go back to the drawing board and better define exactly how and when Musk's tweets need to be reviewed.
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"The fact that I physically can't serve at all is a good indication that maybe I should just go back to the drawing board and stay positive," Williams said in a press conference today.
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The envisaged underground extension of a high-speed rail link between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem is still on the drawing board and a transport ministry spokeswoman said other departments still needed to approve it.
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" Right now, though, Michele is gearing up for Mint Swim's big Labor Day sale, where she's hoping everything will sell out so she can "get back to the drawing board and start creating again.
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But, Branagh and the film's casting directors ultimately decided to pass on Liam as well as all of the other short-listed actors, which meant they had to go back to the drawing board.
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Analysts say political turbulence will delay projects on the drawing board and put future plans under a cloud, and oil majors with interests in PNG, Total SA and ExxonMobil Corp, will be watching closely.
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" The American Hospital Association, on the other hand, urged senators "to go back to the drawing board" because the bill's cuts to Medicaid were "unsustainable and will increase costs to individuals with private insurance.
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Analysts say political turbulence will delay projects on the drawing board and put future plans under a cloud, and oil majors with interests in PNG, Total SA and ExxonMobil Corp , will be watching closely.
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If the FCC loses, it would be a humiliating blow for an agency that has twice before seen its net neutrality policy thrown out, and regulators would be forced back to the drawing board.
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The redesigned Air became an iconic and beloved laptop because Apple listened to the criticisms of the original, went back to the drawing board, and addressed virtually every single on of them: Faster processors?
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The core of TPP, according to Elms, may not require going back to the drawing board if U.S.-specific provisions are left "dormant" – an olive branch effectively allowing Washington access at a later stage.
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The firm must hope it does better than another famous AR headset, Google's Glass, which, after years of development and months of public tinkering, was finally sent back to the drawing board last year.
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The Hokies earlier this season were the surprise of the conference, winning four of their first five league contests, but a five-game losing streak has coach Buzz Williams returning to the drawing board.
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If a truly pro-life solution cannot be included in the final version of the American Healthcare Act, then Congress will need to do the right thing and go back to the drawing board.
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"Like the Edsel, an automobile that looked wonderful on the drawing board, EFT simply has not worked because the same element was dropped out of the planning stage: the consumer," Greenwood wrote in 1978.
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As to whether or not Bradley would retire, he gave similar back-and-forth thoughts, dropping the overused phrase of "going back to the drawing board" in regards to the future of his career.
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"You think you've seen everything and then something happens where you're like, 'well, I never saw that coming,' then it's back to the drawing board to figure out what we can do," she said.
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Other projects on the drawing board include everything from soybeans and prawn farms, to frozen beef exports and a huge phosphate mine, along with new government-funded roads and rail lines to link them.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. Army will go back to the drawing board after an effort to replace the Bradley fighting vehicle proved too challenging for industry, a Pentagon official said on Thursday.
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Republicans are still trying to overturn that law, and they were forced back to the drawing board in July after the Senate narrowly defeated a limited repeal of what is better known as Obamacare.
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"Snapchat should've went back to the drawing board and figured out a new way to compete, instead of being romantic to how [it] has been running for the last couple of years," Markowitz said.
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The court stopped short of accusing the IEBC of rigging the vote, but Kenyan chief justice David Maraga said it must "go back to the drawing board" when devising how it conducts future elections.
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If The Email Privacy Act doesn't pass the Senate this session, it'll be back to the drawing board for the companies and civil society organizations who worked to propel the unanimous passage in the House.
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It's back to the drawing board, but with businesses whispering in the ear of an agency already happy to do the bidding of big corporations, expect that your phone won't stop ringing any time soon.
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It has also sought to overhaul its corporate tax system to avoid being branded a low-tax pariah, but it had to go back to the drawing board when voters rejected the plan this year.
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In the meantime, and especially in the aftermath of CES, it's important to recognize that there will be hype, missed expectations, and a lot of prototypes and concepts that will never leave the drawing board.
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The Supreme Court announced Monday that it would vacate a lower court's ruling in the case of Gavin Grimm, sending what was to be a landmark case on transgender rights back to the drawing board.
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In an astonishing technical feat, astronomers have finally managed to pinpoint the galactic origin of a one-off FRB—but its unexpected location in space suggests scientists need to go back to the drawing board.
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Projects might have to be redone, timelines revisited, investors might back out, sales may be lost and product design might have to go back to the drawing board — all because of a decision you made.
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The pub placed a sign kindly asking customers to not draw on the walls and doors and offered a Magna Doodle (a toy magnetic drawing board) to people who just can't help their artistic urges.
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And by sending us back to the drawing board on ObamaCare, by forcing us to come to grips with our shared destiny as Americans, McCain has perhaps performed his most valiant public service to date.
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If new data on the historical development of science resist explanation by this theory — and are thereby at least tentatively falsified — philosophers and historians, like scientists, will have to go back to the drawing board.
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With this in mind, Swiss event production company MDRNTY was probably thinking about how they could make themselves stand out when they huddled around the drawing board for this year's Caprices festival in Crans-Montana.
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She's had an impact on the design, arguing against some bold blue-and-gold wallpaper as an overly busy background for the paintings and substituting rubber bands for store-bought clasps on Erica's drawing board.
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Britain's plan to expand Heathrow Airport has been rejected by an appeal court judge on climate change grounds, meaning that the government will have to go back to the drawing board and amend the policy.
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While the Bronx is no longer on the drawing board, the authority does plan to extend the line to 125th Street in East Harlem, though it will take many years and cost billions of dollars.
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"Once again, plaintiffs seeking refuge through the courts for their political geography problems have been sent back to the drawing board," Jason Torchinsky, legal counsel for the National Republican Redistricting Trust, said in a statement.
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The developments that Facebook has on the drawing board will take the number of workers in its complex of buildings along the Bay to as many as 220,250, estimates Romero, up from around 210,403 now.
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James Bullock: I love M.Night, but Glass was on the drawing board for 19 years and ended in a way that felt cheap, and an excuse for a longer running series of heroes and villains.
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But three years later, the so-called Plan 4C – Competitive and Climate Compatible Cartagena – is still struggling to get off the drawing board and has not yet been officially included in the city's urban planning policies.
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But that go-fast approach seems to have been eclipsed by lawyers at top levels of government going back to the drawing board and taking a very close and cautious look at the legal issues involved.
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But many European cryptocurrency companies who provided Visa cards had to go back to the drawing board because Visa stopped working Wave Crest Holding — Wave Crest Holding was the card issuer for all European cryptocurrency cards.
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However, the government's admission earlier this month that data used to support the proposals contained errors have prompted opposition parties opposed to some of the reforms to insist the government go back to the drawing board.
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Now it seems the rebels and the Colombian government, facilitated by international leaders, will have to go back to the drawing board to reimagine a peace that is acceptable to victims of murder, extortion and kidnapping.
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So Lenovo went back to the drawing board and now it's come up with a new Yoga Book, the C930, and instead of a halo keyboard it has an E Ink display for its secondary screen.
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However, Smith ordered the company and plaintiffs lawyers to go back to the drawing board, because only 2,327 gun owners out of more than 7 million had submitted claims since the tentative settlement was first announced.
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Mitsubishi therefore went back to the drawing board with the MRJ 70 by stretching the cabin to allow 65-76 seats in three classes in the U.S. and up to 88 single-class seats in Europe.
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"With 100 percent of House Democrats — every single one — and a handful of Republicans actually standing in the way of President Trump's plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, we're back to the drawing board," Pence said.
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"There is a reason why the President has said that is not acceptable to him and sent everybody back to the same drawing board that Kevin McCarthy drew up on Tuesday," Cotton said after the meeting.
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If Republicans want the CBC's support on the tax bill, they will have to go back to the drawing board and draft a bill that puts everyday Americans and small business owners first instead of last.
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That's a nightmare scenario for automakers, parts suppliers and dealerships, who will use the draft plan's 60-day public comment period to urge the administration to go back to the drawing board and change the plan.
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While it may seem like that means both Uber and Liss-Riordan are back to the drawing board, so to speak, there are actually a few fundamental changes that would affect how this trial plays out.
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The court's decision is subject to appeal by the Canadian government, but if it stands it will send the Liberals back to the drawing board in their effort to develop a regulatory regime for medical marijuana.
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However, in the unlikely event that the CPP is scrapped and the EPA is sent back to the drawing board, substantial coal leasing reform could take a big bite out of US emissions in the meantime.
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"Now that the championship is over I finally can sleep and eat some good food, go back to the drawing board, I have Prefontaine Sunday coming so I have to just regain my focus," she told Reuters.
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The company is planning an NES Classic-style console of its own, but has struggled with development and recently went back to the drawing board (possibly without the help of AtGames, its original partner on the project).
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The Senate Health Committee kicked off hearings Wednesday that are intended to result in an Obamacare market stabilization plan to keep the markets afloat while Republicans go back to the drawing board on their health care plans.
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After his hastily released first travel ban, issued on January 27th, was blocked by a Seattle judge and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refused to lift the stay, Mr Trump went back to the drawing board.
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The sedans, coupes, crossovers, and hatchbacks of the next decade are already on the drawing board, but they can't go much further without designers knowing the mileage rules that will be in place several years in advance.
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At that lunch, beneath the portrait of Abraham Lincoln in the White House's State Dining Room, Trump made clear he wanted the senators to go back to the drawing board before heading out on vacation in August.
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But now it seems the rebels and the Colombian government, facilitated by international leaders, will have to go back to the drawing board to reimagine a peace that is acceptable to victims of murder, extortion and kidnapping.
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So the class went back to the drawing board, trying to come up with a minimum viable product that could produce a net energy gain (with more energy coming out of the reaction than was put in).
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HAVANA/BOGOTA, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Colombia's government and Marxist guerrillas went back to the drawing board in Havana on Tuesday after a peace deal they painstakingly negotiated over four years was rejected in a shock referendum result.
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As he shared his ideas on the company's internal drawing board, his colleagues came to realize that these tweaks might scale to a general refresh of the entire Messenger experience, and they encouraged him to keep going.
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But tens of billions of dollars worth of power generation projects are on the drawing board, projects which will need to turn to smaller commercial and industrial businesses to line up enough PPAs to back a project.
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Required by EU rules to adopt a list, the commissioner in charge of the issue, Czech liberal Vera Jourova, went back to the drawing board and has now come up with a revised process to list countries.
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Plans to improve Afghanistan's water storage capacity have been on the drawing board for decades but now the government is actively seeking aid from international donors to build two dams and increase the height of existing dams.
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Where Season 1 nicely subverted this predictable arc by letting Steve grow as a character and Nancy and Jonathan foster a trauma-induced friendship, Season 2 went back to the drawing board in the laziest way possible.
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It's now back to the drawing board for Boston College (4-238, 20-2100), which fell back to earth after snapping a 222-game ACC losing streak with a 21979-21979 victory at N.C. State last Saturday.
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Elsewhere, it's back to the drawing board for a piece that wants to skewer a peculiar slice of American history but needs to first work on getting its rhymes right: Does "whores" really chime with "hors d'oeuvres"?
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"We should go back to the drawing board rather than ramming through a partisan measure that will never become law," said Representative Eliot Engel, the top Democrat on the Foreign Affairs panel, who opposed the nuclear pact.
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I think we need to go back to the drawing board and come up with something that's more secure, that guarantees privacy, that perhaps has a built-in way for creators to get compensated for their work.
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"Right now, as more Dreamers lose status and American companies feel the economic pinch, it's imperative the Senate get back to the drawing board and find a path to 60 votes," said John Feinblatt, president of NAE.
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GM is planning an all-electric truck release, and an electric version of the Ford F-220 — the bestselling car in America — is still on the drawing board but is expected to be a 210 release. 22020.
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When Jeff Immelt, former CEO of GE, pulled out of the running for the position of new CEO at the ride sharing startup, it looked like it would be back to the drawing board for the company's directors.
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Swiss voters clearly rejected plans to overhaul the corporate tax system, sending the government back to the drawing board as it tries to abolish ultra-low tax rates for thousands of multinational companies without triggering a mass exodus.
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A series of weights that hang from the bottom of the clock aid in the motion of the wooden parts which control four magnetic stylus pens that write the 24 hour format time on a magnetic drawing board.
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It's now back to the drawing board for Trump on finding someone to head the VA. He told Fox & Friends on Thursday that he wants somebody "great" but lamented how hard the agency is to run for anybody.
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So, Amazon went back to the drawing board and came up with a way to get YouTube on its Echo and Fire TV devices without the risk of Google blocking it: it installed a web browser on them.
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However, Severino and Matz never seemed further apart than Thursday night, when Severino took another step toward becoming the New York Yankees' long-desired homegrown ace and Matz sent the New York Mets back to the drawing board.
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But part of building your own world-conquering ecosystem is customizing your basic OS. But if this overall experience is indicative of the ecosystem that gives the company its name, it may be destined for the drawing board.
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It sent GOP leaders back to the drawing board but seemed unlikely to kill disaster aid efforts outright, since there is much political support to send aid to Southern farmers, wildfire-ravaged California towns and Midwestern flood victims.
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For comparison, the biggest telescope on the drawing board today has 798 separate mirror elements —and the challenges for telescopes focusing light from elsewhere are much less extreme than those facing arrays that emit light by the gigawatt.
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I slap a sheet of Borden & Riley paper on my drawing board and start sketching with a mechanical pencil, for some 30 minutes, before going to the inking part, using a combination of brush pens and fine pencils.
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RELATED: Acting DHS chief: Family separations policy 'not worth it' The two sides had previously submitted competing proposals on how the process would unfold, leading US District Judge Dana Sabraw to direct them back to the drawing board.
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He hasn't gone back to the drawing board and attempted to imitate his successors, but simply stuck to what he was always best at: belting the ball – cleanly, simply and with resolutely no frills – past the opposition goalkeeper.
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Here's how it all played out: The original Super Mario Bros 2 couldn't be released to Americans because it was too hard, so the gamemakers had to go back to the drawing board to craft something more accessible.
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But, since Surety has three syllables (as much as I tried to convince myself I could pronounce it in two), I was sent back to the drawing board and encouraged to try to expand it into a 21x21.
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But if their amendments fall on deaf ears, they would be justified – and the rest of their Senate GOP colleagues would be wise – to vote against this turkey of a bill and go back to the drawing board.
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Browse is seen as a key source of growth for Woodside but has been stuck on the drawing board for years as plans for onshore and floating LNG development estimated at $30 billion to $45 billion were scrapped.
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Its ruling in February (upholding a lower-court judge) that kept the executive order on hold ultimately inspired the administration to go back to the drawing board and work out a more narrowly tailored version of the ban.
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The VW boost is similar to other range additions made by EV makers who are looking to get the most out of advancements in battery tech without completely going back to the drawing board to revamp their car designs.
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McGibben indicated that some new products are already in the pipeline and will be announced in July, but there are plans on the drawing board to expand further, and if the right opportunity comes along possibly do some acquisitions.
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But the judge in the case, U.S. District Judge Ortrie Smith in Kansas City, balked at the agreement and sent the parties back to the drawing board after only a handful of gun owners responded to the initial offer.
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The difference between rich countries and poor ones rests on differences in their use of technology, he argued, and it is through enterprising individuals and firms that innovations go from the drawing-board to active use across an economy.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - After nearly 50 years on the drawing board, the latest backers of Papua New Guinea's $3.6 billion Frieda River copper project say the time may finally be right for the giant mine - even if some hurdles remain.
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So, I'm actually at the drawing board looking to start creating content actually geared towards tags, terms, and things that we as Americans would search to find new artists and looking to create content around helping Americans discover grime.
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Waratah Coal, owned by former mining magnate Clive Palmer, has since sought funding from the agency for a A$2.4 billion, 900 megawatt power plant with CCS, a project that has been stuck on the drawing board for years.
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When the stand is adjusted so that the prism half covers the pupil of the eye, the artist has the illusion of seeing both the object – which is reflected through the prism – and its outlines on the drawing board.
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Watching it was bizarre; the line between legitimate fuck-up, a spot planned to look like a fuck-up, and a good idea on the drawing board but disastrous in practice is forever a smudged one in pro wrestling.
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One of the most staggering things about this design, however, is that this working nuclear reactor prototype was produced for only $18 million, an order of magnitude less than previous designs that never made it beyond the drawing board.
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This could be one small step towards the first luxury starliners, or it could be the latest in a long line of similarly proposed spacecraft that will likely never make it off the drawing board, let alone the launchpad.
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If we were just dealing with conviction politicians, perhaps Republicans would have gone back to the drawing board and built out a new tax plan, or maybe they would've never veered from their initial idea in the first place.
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"If the legislature were to not pass congestion pricing, we would be effectively back at the drawing board trying to figure out what our next steps would be, to be quite honest," said Patrick McCoy, the authority's finance director.
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The big Silicon Valley company will pay about $1.4 billion to absorb a much smaller rival that has designed some of the most powerful systems in use and on the drawing board at national laboratories in the United States.
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After only a relative handful of owners responded to the initial notice of the settlement in 212.5, a federal judge ordered the parties back to the drawing board to come up with a better plan to notify the public.
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In a different climate, Republicans could go back to the drawing board and rework the bill to lower the tax burden across the board, instead of pushing through a one percent–friendly bill for the sake of disgruntled donors.
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But Shemar's team, the Gravediggers (motto: "We dig holes and take souls"), wanted to avoid the catch embedded in the exercise: Early versions of their bot would probably fail on the battlefield, sending them back to the drawing board.
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Thanks to the seemingly limitless reach of social media, fandoms have brought people from opposite ends of the world together, influenced album sales, tipped votes, set records, sent animators back to the drawing board, and staged coordinated and sometimes personal attacks.
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The Swiss government had proposed reforms a year ago, but were forced to go back to the drawing board after voters who feared cuts to public services or higher personal taxes threw out the earlier plan in a binding referendum.
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After hearing "well, it's OK" from those with chocolate know-how a few too many times, the pair headed back to the drawing board and eventually got the seal of approval from top chef Mark Greenaway — his approval sealed the deal.
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The thrill of working together with friends to take down a kaiju-sized creature within seconds of the in-game timer running out, the despair of watching the next dismantle your strategy within minutes, sending you back to the drawing board.
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I will say that the latest keyboards are a step in the right direction for the company, but enough of the original problems continue to persist that Apple really ought to go back to the drawing board on this one.
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The visual effects artists went back to the drawing board and created a version more true to how Sonic looks in his video games, which Sega launched in the early 1990s (Jim Carrey portrays the game's villain, Dr. Ivo Robotnik).
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"Congress funds the government on a year-to-year basis, so every year we have to come back to the drawing board," said Erin Will Morton, director of the Global Health Technologies Coalition and one of the authors of the report.
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In a surprisingly frank interview for the book Dark Souls II: Design Works, game director Yu Tanimura explained how the team "went back to the drawing board" on Dark Souls 2's plot, themes, characters, and fights halfway through development.
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Kisner realized in his first two years on tour that he was not good enough to compete with the world's best, so he went back to the drawing board with coach John Tillery and focused on improving his long game.
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A huge favorite going into April's U.S. Masters, the big-hitting American slipped on some stairs where he was staying in Augusta and hurt his back, forcing him to withdraw and return to the drawing board after time off recovering.
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But U.S. District Judge Ortrie D. Smith, who twice sent the parties back to the drawing board to improve the settlement, decided that in the end fixing some of the guns is better than risking none at all being fixed.
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MANILA, June 2 (Reuters) - The new Philippine administration needs to review dozens of coal-fired power projects now underway or still on the drawing board as it seeks increased use of renewable energy, the country's incoming economic planning chief said.
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We're told the Biebers got some regrets back from certain loved ones who couldn't make it to Los Angeles for the weekend of Justin's birthday at the beginning of March, as was originally planned, so it's back to the drawing board.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss voters clearly rejected plans to overhaul the corporate tax system, sending the government back to the drawing board as it tries to abolish ultra-low tax rates for thousands of multinational companies without triggering a mass exodus.
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However, after no countries came forward to host the SPV and only Austria and Luxembourg - small states with solid financial systems - refused for fear of incurring U.S. sanctions, France, Germany and Britain were forced to go back to the drawing board.
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The Apple Watch, also released last year, looked fine (and some of its wristbands were truly stunning), but its user interface was so puzzling and took so long to learn that Apple was forced to go back to the drawing board.
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The effect is nearly the same: Twitter is going back to the drawing board again, both with its leadership structure and perhaps, if you read the tea leaves, the innovative products like Moments that were once hoped to be its salvation.
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Back in May, write thought we were only just down to the point of making sure the translation was appropriate for both sides of the deal and then we kind of went back to the drawing board all over again.
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Six trillion cubic feet of gas lie in the river's delta, and a $20 billion pipeline, planned since construction of the famous Alaska pipeline in the late 1970s, sits on the drawing board waiting for natural gas prices to rebound.
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And Azavedo says he needs "to go back to the drawing board" to find new applicants for the customer service jobs at the 27-employee company, which contracts or brokers the construction of garages, storage sheds, canopies and other structures.
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With airlines warning Airbus that its current plans for a next-generation aircraft, which was basically a carbon fiber A330 with new engines, wouldn't be enough to convert 787 customers to A350 customers, Airbus went back to the drawing board.
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But here in the Central Valley, far from the debates in Washington and Sacramento, the $210 billion Los Angeles-to-San Francisco bullet train has moved off the drawing board and onto 403 construction sites spread across five Central California counties.
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The American Petroleum Institute had challenged the SEC's first version of that rule, known as the 1504 rule after the relevant section of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform bill, forcing the agency back to the drawing board in 2013.
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" At a Voice Christmas party, Stamaty confessed to his hero, the pioneering Voice cartoonist Jules Feiffer, "I feel like I'm ruining my career," to which Feiffer responded, "That's how you should feel every time you sit down to your drawing board!
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Disney animators hit the drawing board again on Disney's first African-American princess after internet backlash pointed out how the Princess and the Frog character appeared to look different in a teaser for the upcoming movie, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Airbus, by contrast, hopes to keep pumping its hot-selling single-aisle AA321neo into the market to minimize the space left for Boeing in the niche between single-aisle and long-haul jets, where Boeing's new jet is waiting on the drawing board.
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Final approval of the Carmichael coal mine in Queensland, owned by India's Adani Enterprises, should come in "a matter of weeks, not months" following nearly a decade on the drawing board, the company's mining chief executive, Lucas Dow, told Reuters last month.
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"If we were to put more than one (franchise in Europe), the contraventions would potentially be serious enough that we'd then have to change how we operate, which I don't think is likely, or go back to the drawing board," said Kirkwood.
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A new version called the A321XLR is the latest study on the drawing board in a battle of wits as both jetmakers battle for supremacy in the 3213-270-seat segment, valued by analysts at hundreds of billion of dollars over 20 years.
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While Muguruza needs to go back to the drawing board, the victory could serve as a key stepping stone in Sevastova's rehabilitation after the Latvian retired in May 2013 due to a chronic run of injuries before launching a comeback last year.
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"We urge the Senate to go back to the drawing board and develop legislation that continues to provide coverage to all Americans who currently have it," the group said in a statement, primarily taking issue with the bill's steep cuts to Medicaid.
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Woodside said on Wednesday it had agreed to pay $744 million for ExxonMobil Corp's 7443-percent stake in the Scarborough field, a project that has been stuck on the drawing board for nearly 40 years due to factors including its remote, deepwater location.
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Over the last few years, Slack has had an outsize influence on this space, though, and the Atlassian team decided to go back to the drawing board and see what its take on a Slack -like team workplace communication service would look like.
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There is really no actual evidence to support this, and Paramount has said that in order to redesign Sonic, it had to push the release of the movie back and spend millions of dollars to literally go back to the drawing board.
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Wales coach Warren Gatland had hoped some of the fringe players in his squad might put their hands up for a place in the team for Saturday's second test in Wellington but it was back to the drawing board for the New Zealander.
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Cornyn said he was in discussions with three Democratic senators about writing the legislation, including Heinrich, Chris Murphy of Connecticut and Jeanne Shaheen, and that they would "go back to the drawing board" to figure out how best to improve the system.
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"Endgame" directors, Anthony and Joe Russo, and screenwriters, Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely get together to share the evolution of key scenes, how Hawkeye was almost in "Infinity War," and alternate versions of scenes with Nebula, that were once on the drawing board.
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"We are seeing a large number of projects of the government which were on the drawing board now beginning to get bid out," Bhattacharya told a news conference, adding she saw prospects in sectors including roads, railways, power transmission and renewable energy.
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" And for those non-singers, the Bring It On star recommends they "step it up," adding, "Whatever you thought was good enough for the live shows, go back to the drawing board, humble yourself and come back stronger, bigger, badder and better.
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As leverage goes, Sony would clearly miss Marvel's knowhow, while Marvel -- a unit of Disney -- would have to go back to the drawing board, a bit, in terms of building around other characters, something that it has admittedly exhibited a knack for achieving.
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Boeing had probably been knocking on the door for a while, and they needed to get this funding on the books ahead of the merger, with specific collaborations and projects still on the drawing board and therefore with budgets only vaguely formed.
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Verma spent about six months developing a Trump administration alternative to the Affordable Care Act, only to have Azar nix the proposal before it could be presented to Trump this summer, sending the administration back to the drawing board, senior officials told POLITICO.
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It's wonderful that Mitchell is trying to make strides for women in animation — it's about time that princesses with eyes bigger than their waists were taken back to the drawing board — yet changes in the portrayals of women have to be more than skin-deep.
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That first try didn't make it past the pilot stage (though it sounded kind of incredible, and included the likes of Rita Moreno and Ellen Burstyn, according to Lyonne), but that defeat didn't discourage Poehler and Lyonne, who went back to the drawing board.
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Within hours of the report, the federal judge overseeing the class action settlement, Ortrie D. Smith in Kansas City, Missouri, ordered the parties to go back to the drawing board to craft a more effective way to notify the public about the trigger replacement offer.
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There are also growing doubts on the size and scope of fiscal stimulus the Trump administration may inject into the U.S. economy with campaign promises on tax reform, financial regulation rollbacks and infrastructure spending either still on the drawing board or facing hurdles in Congress.
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Dr. Andrew Gurman, the president of the AMA, the country's largest doctors group, delivered an "urgent call to congressional leaders to go back to the drawing board" on their bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, legislation the GOP has dubbed the American Health Care Act.
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With no new coal plants on the drawing board and the one-third of existing coal plants announced to retire, the prevailing, long-term trend is that the coal industry is being phased out and increasingly replaced with clean energy resources like solar and wind.
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The Carmichael mine, led by Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, has been on the drawing board for nearly a decade, delayed by a long string of legal action from green groups and now held up by regulations under the federal Coalition government and state Labor government.
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" Last year, when Google decided to keep the service going beyond its original closing date, the company said that it would go "back to the drawing board to work on a more integrated solution that supports you and your content directly within Google Maps.
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That's certainly a marketable concept -- just in terms of billing the show as being "from the creator of 'The Simpsons'" -- but as is so often the case with such exercises, the pitch for "Disenchantment" probably looked and sounded considerably more enchanting on the drawing board.
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Faced with the dilemma, some administration officials have suggested that American officials go back to the drawing board and try to cobble together a more diverse force to take Raqqa that would include Turkish Special Forces as well as Turkish-supported Syrian opposition groups.
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It was dreamed up in the 1920s, was derailed by the Great Depression, by wars overseas and political battles at home, by the 1003s fiscal crisis, by dithering, distractions, diverted funds and the inertia that keeps big infrastructure projects forever on the drawing board.
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The bill's author, democratic state senator Scott Wiener, went back to the drawing board and, with the help of the bill's proponents, managed to get more committee members to back it, including state assemblyperson Miguel Santiago, who led the original effort to dismantle the bill.
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"Volta's launch we suspect was a major catalyst for Intel to go back to the drawing board with its AI chip Nervana, the tactical need to use AMD GPU, and the hire of Raja Koduri to head Intel's new Graphics effort," said Rosenblatt Securities analyst Hans Mosesmann.
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At the FCC, Pai's repeal effort marks the third time in recent years that the agency is at the drawing board over net neutrality, after the likes of Comcast and Verizon took the agency to court and blocked its earlier efforts to implement open internet rules.
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He agreed to allow a redacted version of the report, which could be ready by the end of February, to be filed temporarily alongside a public summary, but told the examiner to go back to the drawing board for a procedure to release the full report.
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UPHILL BATTLE The Carmichael mine, led by Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, has been on the drawing board for nearly a decade, delayed by a long string of legal action from green groups and now held up by regulations under the federal Coalition government and state Labor government.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro does not want a bill to overhaul Brazil's costly pension system to be put to the vote in Congress this year because he would send it back to the drawing board if elected, a close political aide said.
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The commercial product has always been on the drawing board, but they are releasing it now because large enterprise customers are demanding additional features such as replication and failover hardware nodes for high availability, which is essential for companies using the product for mission critical purposes.
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Spokesman Scott Vazin said the change was not a result of fears that the United States could withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement, but came after Toyota went "back to the drawing board on rationalizing our production strategy for North America," following the Mazda deal.
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The head of the American Medical Association (AMA) delivered a sharp warning Thursday to congressional Republicans, telling them to go "back to the drawing board" on their ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill and warning that the bill's current version would take needed coverage away from people.
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"Enbridge now has some of the best assets and the best growth in the industry, with tens of billions of dollars worth of projects on the drawing board that will now be fast-tracked, as opposed to being held up like they were under Obama," Cramer said.
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It takes from one week to several weeks to make a painting, and Ms. Herrera will often scrap a piece and go back, literally, to the drawing board — though everyone who works for her knows not to actually trash the attempts she throws in the garbage.
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The White House went back to the drawing board Monday after the leading candidate for the position, Nick Ayers, announced he will not be taking the job, reviving discussions about who will take what is viewed as one of the most tumultuous and difficult jobs in Washington.
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Besides, the company has already fessed up to the fact that it kind of painted itself into the corner with the Mac Pro, so as it goes back to the drawing board with that line, the iMac Pro offersa chance to continue to appease that user base.
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Other than that, Maeda told Insider that it's time to go back to the drawing board — she's already started designing her Pre-Fall 2020 collection — which won't have a runway show — and her Fall 2020 collection, which will show at New York Fashion Week in February.
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Manning put together two second-half touchdown drives — the second one finding the end zone with less than a minute left — for a 233-223 victory that gave the visiting Giants a second win and sent Nick Mullens and the 249ers back to the drawing board.
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Also on the drawing board are a series of Chinese-built, coal-fired power plants that would ease summertime electricity failures and help fuel a new tax-free manufacturing zone that officials hope will turn Djibouti into a Hong Kong-style entrepôt and international shipping hub.
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The U.S. planemaker was forced back to the drawing board after Brazilian officials balked last week at the idea of turning Embraer into a subsidiary such as those that Boeing operates in Australia and Britain, according to the sources, who requested anonymity to discuss the negotiations freely.
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So they returned to the drawing board, trialing 10 iterations before eventually coming up with the final product in 2015: a 3.5 kilogram pump that can be attached to a central water source to provide clean water to a village of 303 people for up to two years.
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Woodside agreed in September to buy half of BHP Billiton's stake in the Scarborough area fields off Western Australia for $400 million, in a move that could help speed a decision to develop a project that has been stuck on the drawing board since its discovery in 1979.
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Pollsters who missed Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's surprise electoral victory are headed back to the drawing board.
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Despite continued efforts by lawmakers seeking a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, including the introduction of a new bipartisan bill, talks seemed to return to the drawing board in the wake of the President's crude dismissal of the Senate "Gang of Six" bipartisan proposal.
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After a lengthy legal battle, the Supreme Court upheld the president's authority under the statute to issue such a ban, but not before the administration suffered defeat after defeat in the courts — each forcing officials to go back to the drawing board to create narrower, more circumscribed restrictions.
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It sent a group of dissidents who released a letter on Monday calling for new leadership back to the drawing board to find a Democrat willing to directly challenge Ms. Pelosi, 78, who has led her party for 15 years, handily dispatching would-be challengers along the way.
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After courts blocked the first version of the ban just days after it went into effect, the administration went back to the drawing board, engaging multiple agencies to identify countries that pose threats to US national security and broadening the scope of the ban beyond majority-Muslim countries.
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But the proposal, which is on its way to becoming a litmus test for the Democratic Party's many 2020 contenders, isn't a simple fix for what ails the US. It would equal taking American society back to the drawing board and rebuilding it from the safety net up.
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On health care they need to point out that the choice is between significantly expanding the Affordable Health Care Act — ObamaCare — or killing it, and going back to the drawing board to try to fashion and pass the single-payer, totally government-run plan advocated by Vermont Sen.
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A year after wowing crowds with the Mate X, the company is introducing the Mate Xs. Rather than a proper successor, the device appears to be the result of Huawei's decision to go back to the drawing board, following Samsung's very public problems with its own original foldable.
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Judge Maxine Chesney in the Northern District of California ruled that the agency failed to follow notice and comment procedures, a decision that "sends the agency back to the drawing board," said attorney Jessica Marsden of Protect Democracy, one of the parties that filed the lawsuit challenging the change.
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Now Alabama will have to go back to the drawing board, with only … its Heisman runner-up quarterback, its all-Americans at wide receiver and on the defensive line, the top-ranked recruiting class and Nick Saban, still the winner of five of the past 10 national championships.
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After the losses in Houston and North Carolina, they have gone back to the drawing board to try to devise a way not just to stop the spread of anti-trans bathroom policies but also to get more cities and states to pass nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people.
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The appeals court overturned a 2014 ruling by a federal judge in New York who ordered the agency to go back to the drawing board on one aspect of the 2008 regulation, which exempts transfers from the national water discharge permit program that is administered by the EPA.
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One thing that seems unlikely though is any news on AirPower, because after being a no-show last week, multiple tech insiders have reported info from sources claiming that the multi-device wireless charging pad Apple teased last year has either been canceled or sent back to the drawing board.
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Famous in his native France and nearly unknown here, the cartoonist who goes by Blutch (real name: Christian Hincker) has a magnificently expressive line, so bold and ragged that it often looks as if he's snapped his brush in half and is mashing its splintered end into the drawing board.
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The green light may nevertheless kindle hopes that the project, known as Hinkley Point C, and other large infrastructure plans on the drawing board, like a £53 billion high-speed rail line from London to major cities farther north, will help offset some of the negative effects of the "Brexit" decision.
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After Trump initially blasted a federal judge in Seattle on Twitter for blocking the original travel ban, and several other federal courts halted its implementation last month, the White House went back to the drawing board for over a month and rewrote the ban -- hoping this one would survive legal scrutiny.
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Most approved designs in Norway are still on the drawing board, such as a sealed 44-metre (144.36 ft) tall egg-shaped tank by Marine Harvest where the fish swim inside in seawater filtered to keep out lice, or a 400-metre long farm by Nordlaks shaped like a supertanker.
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Shortly after the Fold went back to the drawing board, Huawei announced it would be doing the same in order to dot all of its I's and cross its Xs. After a well-received debut way back in February at Mobile World Congress, the Mate X is finally ready to come to market.
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"After this bill goes down tomorrow, we can go back to the drawing board and they can bring conservatives to the table instead of just trying to break their kneecaps and twist their arms after the bill is written, and then we can all take the credit for a good bill," he said.
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There is no other, better bill In the days leading up to Monday night's implosion, there was chatter that if it became clear that the current version of the bill wouldn't pass, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would go back to the drawing board and the result would be a "better" bill. Nope.
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If the procedural fails Back to the drawing board, senators go back behind closed doors and keep negotiating (a procedural vote can be brought up again if an agreement is reached), with the goal of reaching agreement on a replace plan that can get 50 votes, then starting the voting process again.
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"Because of the fall in the energy price over the past 12 months, the project does look very expensive and there have been a lot of calls for other projects to be considered or for this to be taken back to the drawing board," said Oliver Salvesen, analyst at investment bank Jefferies.
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"The NY Fed should go back to the drawing board and draw from the deep, diverse, and highly qualified list of candidates provided to it by the Fed Up coalition (as well as surveying the views of other public interest groups)," the Economic Policy Institute's Josh Bivens said in a recent statement.
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Another design that The Boring Company has proposed — for an ambitious Loop system from Washington, D.C. to Baltimore — is still on the drawing board, having attracted major safety concerns by failing to meet several key national safety standards, including lacking sufficient emergency exits and not taking note of the latest engineering practices.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs now concedes that it has to go back to the drawing board and may not be able to make adjustments to the payments until next December, but officials gave unclear information as to when back payments would be made for those who were still left short for housing.
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Upgrades will be rolled out at places like CES, every user will quickly switch to the new version (no legacy problems here!) And then it's straight back to the drawing board on how to tweak the proteins and other plant-based ingredients to make the next version even juicier, even more meat-like.
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Wetzels said it was unclear whether the CIA's design ever left the drawing board or where it was meant to have been deployed, but he noted that the apparent period of development in the documents' metadata - 2014 to 2015 - roughly coincided with media reports about the deployment of MANPADS to rebels in Syria.
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" But Sanders has also clashed with the President repeatedly over trade policy, most recently when he came out in opposition to the administration's renegotiation of NAFTA, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, calling on Trump during a recent rally to "go back to the drawing board on NAFTA" and "not send this treaty to Congress.
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"All sides should go back to the drawing board and work around the clock, canceling recess if necessary, on a responsible budget agreement that serves American taxpayers better—not a $323 billion spending frenzy with no serious offsets," the Freedom Caucus, who are usually Trump's unwavering allies in the House, said in a statement.
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As a result, the Trump administration went back to the drawing board, devising a revised executive order last month that kept the 90-day ban and the 120-day ban in place, but explicitly excluded green card holders and those traveling on valid visas (while also removing Iraq from the list of countries affected).
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The federal government has deployed hundreds of marines and federal police officers to the municipality to confront the violence, and the national tourism secretary, Enrique de la Madrid, has announced a plan to create a special police force to help patrol tourism destinations, including Los Cabos, though the plan remains on the drawing board.
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The survey also found that a majority of the public blames the president's own foreign policy for heightened tensions with the oil-rich country — meaning that if these latest military maneuvers are meant to be a distraction from the impeachment proceedings currently underway in Congress, Trump might have to head back to the drawing board.
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Wetzels said it was unclear whether the CIA&aposs design ever left the drawing board or where it was meant to have been deployed, but he noted that the apparent period of development in the documents&apos metadata — 2014 to 2015 — roughly coincided with media reports about the deployment of MANPADS to rebels in Syria.
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Judge points to cable news comments After Trump initially blasted a federal judge in Seattle on Twitter for blocking the original travel ban, and several other federal courts halted its implementation last month, the White House went back to the drawing board for over a month and rewrote the ban -- hoping this one would survive legal scrutiny.
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And I think it will be interesting to see if the administration goes back to the drawing board, goes back to basics, goes back to the substance, and start thinking through what they actually want to get from this, because I agree that a summit is important, but they need to do a little more of the prep work.
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Luck, Allen propel Colts in rout of Jets EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In his first game back since suffering a concussion, Andrew Luck reminded the Indianapolis Colts they're set at quarterback for the next decade — and helped officially send the New York Jets back to the drawing board in their quixotic search for a franchise signal-caller.
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Faced with the choice of taking their tax bill back to the drawing board, or doubling down, Republican leaders made a concerted effort to undercut the official analysis of their bill, circulating two pages of "response points," giving senators an arsenal of excuses to talk around the unfavorable projections, according to the New York Times, which acquired the documents.
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Since the EPA proposed these changes several years ago, the House has been fighting to make the agency go back to the drawing board to craft a rule that will treat the states as partners rather than adversaries, that will provide clarity of the Clean Water Act, and will protect the rights of farmers, homebuilders and private property owners.
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One of the biggest cultural building projects in the country was sent back to the drawing board on Tuesday, when the new leaders of Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic announced they were scuttling a half-billion-dollar plan for a gut renovation of David Geffen Hall and seeking simpler ways to improve the lackluster theater.
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George O'Grady, a former European Tour chief executive, said the existence of a tried-and-true facility like the Albatros Course at Le Golf National, in the Paris suburb of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines and host site of the Open de France, worked in France's favor, while Spain's presumptive course was still on a drawing board.
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We can't say Samsung didn't warn us, and I do appreciate that Samsung was able to go back to the drawing board before wide release, but there's a pretty strong argument to be made that a smartphone that needs to literally ship with warnings like the ones stated up top isn't fully ready for prime time.
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The decision means that "the Interior Department has to go back to the drawing board if they want to continue to sell coal mining leases on public lands — they have to do a better job of legally and scientifically justifying this," said Jenny Harbine, an attorney for Earthjustice, who took part in the oral arguments against the Trump administration.
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There is a shift happening in hip-hop right now in which the titans we rarely witnessed make missteps for the majority of this century are needing to go back to the drawing board and recalculate how they will present themselves now that a generation of rappers born in the early-to-mid 90s are considered as OGs to the youth.
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Since the EPA proposed these changes several years ago, the House has been fighting to stop it and to make the agency go back to the drawing board to craft a rule that will treat the states as partners rather than adversaries, that will provide clarity of the Clean Water Act, and will protect the rights of farmers, homebuilders and private property owners.
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The B-17 Flying Fortress rolled off the drawing board and onto the runway in a mere 12 months, just in time to become the fearsome workhorse of the US Air Force during World War II. Its astounding toughness made pilots adore it: The B-20193 could roar through angry squalls of shrapnel and bullets, emerging pockmarked but still airworthy.
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Everything stopped while a new set of architectural drawings was drafted, then submitted, then approved, eighteen months elapsing before work began again, when the town house on the right became available, the price unreasonable but what could they do, they were hostage to their own opportunity, so they went back to the drawing board and, two years later, commenced construction in earnest.
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If one more GOP senator defects, the bill will fail and party leaders will have to go back to the drawing board or altogether shelve the healthcare reform effort The Congressional Budget Office score of the bill, expected on Monday, could tip the balance one way or the other — as could pressure from President Trump, their home-state governors, doctors and hospitals. Sen.
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Just as the latest Geffen Hall plans were being sent back to the drawing board, this city's stately 417 redbrick Music Hall was reopening to cheers after a $21 million, 16-month renovation that restored its High Victorian Gothic grandeur, uncovered bricked-over windows to open its facade to the surrounding neighborhood and shrank its giant auditorium by removing a thousand seats.
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In "Making Friends: Back to the Drawing Board," Danielle (Dany) Radley is that normal eighth-grade girl (so normal in fact that she wears a T-shirt that says "normal," at least until she's called out on it by a friend) who inherits a magical sketchbook from her great-aunt and learns to use magic to deal with her adolescent angst.
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The group recommended the EPA go back to the drawing board on the Clean Power Plan and asked Trump to sign the resolution that passed the House earlier this month to repeal the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council's rule requiring all prospective federal contractors to report any labor law violations they've had in the last three years when bidding on contracts over $85033,000.
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He ordered the DACA rollback to be vacated entirely — essentially sending the administration back to the drawing board, and forcing it to start accepting applications not just from immigrants already protected by DACA but from those who were eligible but hadn't applied, or who had become eligible for it (for example, by turning 15) after the administration stopped accepting new applications.
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But I'd go back to the drawing board and ask 'What do we learn from people that are freaked out about it that would help us communicate to them,' or 'what are the changes we could make to this that would make people comfortable,' or 'what are the things we could build that would illustrate the value of this that this view didn't communicate?
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Stunned Democrats are now forced to go back to the drawing board for the 2020 presidential election to field a candidate in a race that virtually all had assumed would be President Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's reelection.
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The plan is to find one or more partners to invest in a fund to develop 2,13 megawatts (MW) of wind and solar farms in the next 10 years, including the 165 MW of wind power Engie Australia has already installed and 800 to 1000 MW of wind and solar projects it has on the drawing board, Australia and New Zealand Chief Executive Augustin Honorat said.
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It's time for a genuinely new trade model, and 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's team should go back to the drawing board in order to incorporate realistic provisions that can actually save U.S. jobs, not relocate them.
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"The reality is if you look at prime central London in particular, the volumes are materially off of where they've been throughout the run up," he highlighted, adding that if sterling continues to stay weak, propelling further inflation and potentially interest rate rises, the U.K. government will need to return to the drawing board to determine what it must do to foster a solid property market.
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By relying on the legendary cotton textile company, Taylor Stitch was guaranteed the highest quality American-made selvedge denim for its jeans — but when Cone Mills closed doors to its last White Oak plant and the existing supply finally ran out, Taylor Stitch went back to the drawing board with the goal to reproduce the jeans to be more sustainable and better than before.
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The plan is to find one or more partners to invest in a fund to develop 2,000 megawatts (MW) of wind and solar farms in the next 10 years, including the 165 MW of wind power Engie Australia has already installed and 13 to 1000 MW of wind and solar projects it has on the drawing board, Australia and New Zealand Chief Executive Augustin Honorat said.
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The rejection of the plan has left the administration of President Juan Manuel Santos wrongfooted and, as the president himself said, "without a plan B." Now the rebels and the Colombian government, facilitated by international leaders, will have to go back to the drawing board to re-imagine a peace that is acceptable to the people of Colombia, speaking on behalf of the victims of murder, extortion and kidnapping.
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On Tuesday, William Brownfield, Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, told reporters that U.S. officials are currently at the drawing board in an attempt to draft an all-powerful piece of documentation — what he calls a "pragmatic reform agenda" — that they intend to present at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) on drugs next month in New York City.
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Weiner, who joined Microsoft's senior leadership team as part of the $26.2 billion acquisition in 2016, said the program has led to positive results for the group: "And so we went back to the drawing board and thought through that business model and are now able to effectively reduce the cost per seat or cost per user while materially expanding the footprint within the organization, and the net result is more budget being allocated to LinkedIn," he said.
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