TRAVEL An article last Sunday about expedited security lanes at airports referred incorrectly to 8003 airports participating in the Global Entry expedited customs clearance program.
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Congress has the ability to protest those additions through expedited procedures — if 85033 days sounds expedited to you — but would need Congress to vote to prevent expanded wars.
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Consumers are now used to expedited delivery, sometimes within the same day, and Elroy Air believes its VTOL aircraft can help shippers keep up with the rising demands of expedited shipping capabilities.
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Thanks to the Consular General Officers who expedited the process.
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Pennsylvania has expedited certification for military veterans and their spouses.
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Items with higher scores would be expedited for faster review.
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Apple expedited the bug fix and shipped a minor 11.0.
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The difference is the administration's creation of an expedited docket.
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They are not going to be expedited by Vladimir Putin.
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Still, the reason for an expedited approval process seems obvious.
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The new proposal extends expedited removal into the country's interior.
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And in California, dying plaintiffs can be granted expedited trials.
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Infrastructure, especially responsibly permitted pipelines, should be expedited where possible.
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The case is awaiting "expedited review" by a court panel.
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He was deported under expedited removal last year, Haley said.
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Expedited removal proceedings are not used for unaccompanied alien children.
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Pete Ricketts submitted an expedited request for federal disaster assistance.
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The postwar boom expedited success, and the farm was profitable.
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The plaintiffs - a committee representing thousands of consumers who say they were tricked into buying polluting diesel vehicles - proposed an expedited hearing or bench trial, or an expedited "all issues" trial including punitive damages.
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Of course, the courts recognize that this convenient reading of FOIA would give the DOJ "carte blanche" to process expedited requests at its leisure, to drag its feet and "pay lip service" to expedited processing.
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Importantly, part of that expedited process is protection from the filibuster.
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Najib&aposs laywer Muhammad asked for the case to be expedited.
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Three women who were pregnant had their processing expedited, officials said.
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Some of Canada's ten provinces offer expedited passage to the wealthy.
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But the idea that the process could be expedited is unlikely.
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The president's lawyers "have agreed to an expedited appeal," he said.
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The process had to be expedited for a number of reasons.
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If you need the treatment urgently, ask for an expedited review.
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We're ready to litigate now... We'd ask for an expedited hearing.
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Yet, no expedited mechanism exists to agree and implement such measures.
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Signing up for T.S.A. Pre, the expedited screening program, could help.
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Congress has severely limited federal court jurisdiction over expedited removal proceedings.
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The agency said it has expedited its existing process for reunification.
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Gelernt tried one more time to push for an expedited process.
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Passport renewals cost $110 and expedited passports are an additional $60.
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Some airlines also provide premium economy passengers with expedited security privileges.
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Undocumented aliens subject to expedited removal have not fared as well.
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The House can then ask for expedited review from the courts.
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Expedited shipping (four to eight days) was an additional 99 cents.
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However, an expedited process in the Senate is not guaranteed. Sen.
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But the expedited Thaad deployment appeared to be the most serious response.
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Amazon Prime started as an expedited shipping option for regular Amazon customers.
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They also had shorter lifespans, so romantic matters had to be expedited.
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These centres will now be notified of the expedited US regulatory process.
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On July 18, 2013, Sanchez was removed to Honduras under expedited removal.
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There may be an appeal and we'll ask for an expedited appeal.
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Trump allegedly asked for expedited documents to move the pardoning process forward.
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The FBI acknowledged the receipt and granted expedited processing on May 24.
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Aliens who enter without inspection would be placed in expedited removal proceedings.
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This includes asylum applications that did not originate in expedited removal proceedings.
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Officials issued an expedited order of removal but released them from custody.
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Expedited removal proceedings may be the only way to reduce the backlog.
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If you choose non-expedited free shipping, you can get bonus credits
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Why it is necessary to expand the use of expedited removal proceedings?
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The courts cannot consider expedited removal orders on a petition for review.
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It would give a special counsel an "expedited review" of their firing.
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After joining the World Trade Organization in 2001, China's economic rise expedited.
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"Expedited removal orders are going to make this much worse," she said.
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Shults then expedited a landing upon learning of injuries to a passenger.
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Moreover, Democrats are correct about the needless expedited pace of this confirmation.
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In an ordinary case of expedited removal the separation period is brief.
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In August 221, Congress voted the Expedited Funds Availability Act into effect.
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European arrest warrants introduced in 2004 have expedited the process even further.
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Clear is yet another expedited security program ($179 a year for individuals).
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It also asked the Court to hear it on an expedited basis.
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They have also added requirements for obtaining expedited citizenship through military service.
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" I asked about United States Customs and Border Protection's expedited clearance: "O.
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First, the expedited vote by the end of December is simply absurd.
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To reduce the backlog, Trump will have to pull aliens from the immigration court's backlog and put them in expedited removal proceedings, and presumably this is why he is planning to expand the use of expedited removal proceedings.
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Travelers might also look to airline programs offering expedited line access through security.
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Luckily, Jamie brought out her expedited frosting skills — and helped relieve the stress!
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Eleven other airports have the expedited lanes operated by CLEAR, a private company.
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An expedited hearing will be held in immigration court at a later date.
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Congresswoman Esty has now appropriately requested an expedited review by the Ethics Committee.
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A priority, or expedited, review allows for a faster evaluation of drug applications.
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Factories then resorted to using cheaper or even fake parts, and expedited testing.
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But now they want the whole process to be expedited for their benefit.
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Earlier this month, the White House suspended expedited services of H-1B visas.
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But Trump said that the investigation could expedited and completed within 50 days.
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Amazon Pantry charges a $5.99 a box and the shipping is not expedited.
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However, postcards can be expedited and will also get the same point across.
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Clients could quickly integrate the tech, which expedited on-demand startup staff onboarding.
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CLEAR is an alternative to TSA PreCheck, offering expedited security access at airports.
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If you're not a Prime member, you can pay extra for expedited shipping.
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Now, the succession plan has been expedited, which could affect other movie studios.
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They're eligible for what's called "expedited removal," or deportation without a court hearing.
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In exchange for military service, the enlistees would have their citizenship process expedited.
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White House officials said it has been going through an expedited legal review.
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It also expedited the search for qualified executives to fill key, new roles.
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His case was given an expedited trial because doctors say he's near death.
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The process has been expedited relative to what you see around the league.
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The legislation Trump signed simplified and expedited the process of terminating VA employees.
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The original filing requested "expedited processing," granted in cases of newsworthiness or urgency.
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It easily could do so and ask for expedited review from the courts.
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"Those files need to be expedited to me," Ms. Meckley told her associates.
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It would also give a special counsel an "expedited review" of their firing.
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Perhaps if we had gone to Reykjavik, Iceland, that would have expedited things.
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The law allows for an expedited review to overturn a regulation by resolution.
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Participants pay an $85033 dollar fee that covers five years of expedited screening.
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While the process could be expedited, it gave no timeline on a ruling.
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He is studying finance at Baruch College, and his visa had been expedited.
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It's possible that DHS will only moderately expand the use of expedited removal.
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If she says no, she's probably subject to expedited — all but immediate — deportation.
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Pushing back Qualcomm said it intends to file an expedited appeal of the decision.
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Those programs don't offer access to expedited screening — just a separate, hopefully shorter, line.
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The Supreme Court agreed to take up the appeal in an expedited time frame.
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He set an expedited hearing schedule to determine if his ruling should be extended.
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The current Congress should request expedited review by the courts to minimize this possibility.
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The plan to beef up expedited removal is likely to spark a constitutional challenge.
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The program allows for expedited border clearance for travelers deemed to be low-risk.
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"Even passengers who normally receive expedited screening may at times receive a pat-down."
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His lawyers said he was released on bond and granted an expedited deportation hearing.
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Politico has previously reported that officials were reviewing an expansion of expedited removal orders.
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Historic cases are moving at an expedited pace to the Court of Appeals level.
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In view of today's findings, the implementation process should be expedited, the researchers say.
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These may be required for genuinely novel automotive technologies; they too will be expedited.
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"Sadly, because of Otto Warmbier it's certainty been expedited," Wilson said in an interview.
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President Trump also said that deportations would be expedited after the July Fourth holiday.
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Passengers are now used to paying extra for baggage, expedited boarding and seat selection.
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She said the department has requested an expedited external, independent investigation to ensure transparency.
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And while submissions are free, the team is charging $50 for expedited – 7 day!
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During that half hour, maybe four or five passengers moved through the expedited channel.
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He suggested he would find ways to deport many immigrants with new, expedited procedures.
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Senator Collins's bill attempts to remedy this problem by offering expedited access to courts.
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Additionally, the measure would give a special counsel an "expedited review" of their firing.
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It's lucky that Livia avoided a common fast-track deportation procedure called expedited removal.
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That's because delivery companies need to make more trips when customers choose expedited shipping.
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Calk took a "personal interest" in Manafort's loan applications and expedited them, Raico said.
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It takes five justices to agree to hear a case on an expedited basis.
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If the case was to be expedited then it could be heard by July.
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In the Nixon impeachment, the courts expedited review and rendered a series of rulings.
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To the Editor: In 2000, the Supreme Court expedited its decision in Bush v.
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Like every other senator, Paul had the right to object to the expedited process.
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That means no panic refreshing your tracking codes or paying extra for expedited shipping.
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Trump opted to use expedited removal proceedings to the full extent authorized by law.
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Victims of sexual assault may also now request an expedited transfer to another workplace.
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The Executive Order expands expedited removal proceedings to the full extent of the law.
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Canada, for instance, announced an expedited work-permit process for highly skilled foreign workers.
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IN EMERGENCIES, SEEK EXPEDITED SERVICE If a passport is expiring within two weeks of a trip, travelers can make an appointment at a passport office, show proof of travel and receive expedited service for a higher fee ($170 versus $110 for normal renewals).
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Tronox said on Wednesday that it intends to appeal and will request an expedited hearing.
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The cases are being expedited to try to process the families in under a year.
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Arguably, Amazon Prime Video is the most interesting part of Amazon Prime besides expedited shipping.
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But recently released memos indicate his administration plans to increase the use of expedited removals.
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Thuraissigiam went to federal district court, arguing that the expedited removal violated his constitutional rights.
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LG: Curb-to-gate service, but you're getting in an expedited line in some way.
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It expedited parole hearings for people convicted of nonviolent crimes and simplified the pardon process.
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Therefore, the Inspector General..... ....has been asked to review these documents on an expedited basis.
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He requested "expedited" consideration of the motion, which Dakota Access first formally made in November.
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Google created an expedited way to alert it when ads appear next to offensive content.
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Because of public pressure from Republicans in Utah, Trump expedited the review of Bears Ears.
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In recent years regulatory reforms that expedited environmental and other project approvals have worked well.
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For high-level appointees, the process is normally "expedited," a former senior U.S. official said.
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We also appreciate the president's openness to a discussion with California on an expedited basis.
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Records were airbrushed; de-Nazification procedures were bypassed (they were considered "demoralizing"); immigration was expedited.
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Kaspersky said last week that he would need an expedited visa to attend the hearing.
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TSA PreCheck is a program that lets members undergo an expedited security screening at airports.
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Both told you to identify all grand jury material to allow for its expedited release.
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Therefore, the Inspector General has been asked to review these documents on an expedited basis.
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Instead, the entire family would be given an order of "expedited removal" and taken apart.
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That's because repealing Obamacare could only be done using expedited, filibuster-proof "reconciliation" budget procedures.
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CBP estimates that number will drop further as more agents are processed through expedited hiring.
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Nike is just one retailer that was offering free expedited shipping ahead of the holidays.
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"Other people were thinking about doing shows so we kind of expedited it," Diplo said.
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"The state's expedited execution schedule is troubling on a more fundamental level," the dissent reads.
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But the TSA had planned its budget assuming the expedited screening was going to continue.
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"There is no expedited processing for deferred action under DACA," he said in a statement.
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After that, discussions began about accepting what is known as "expedited removal" back to Guatemala.
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"We also appreciate the President's openness to a discussion with California on an expedited basis."
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Ariyono said the timetable was expedited because of the limited pool of mineable nickel resources.
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Ariyono said the timetable was expedited because of the limited pool of mineable nickel resources.
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A majority of recent new drugs were approved through expedited approvals, another recent study found.
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This earned me access to an exclusive expedited line, which helped speed up the process.
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Hiring a professional that understands the insurance claim process ensures a fair and expedited settlement.
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Google created an expedited way to alert it when ads appear next to offensive content.
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A disaster declaration request from the Louisiana governor would also likely be expedited, he added.
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But the travel community wants to see a continued focus on expanding expedited screening programs.
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They also expedited the appeal, saying it would be heard during the court's May term.
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Such a policy change typically requires two public hearings, but city officials expedited its approval.
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Kaspersky said last week that he would need an expedited visa to attend the hearing.
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Taxpayer refunds are sent out in batches via an expedited electronic system, Mr. Pine explained.
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We feel that a transaction of this size you would likely get an expedited hearing.
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AT&T, which owns pay-TV company DirecTV, said it did not oppose the expedited schedule.
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To that end, I have been retained to conduct an exhaustive investigation on an expedited basis.
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It began when the TSA opened applications for its own expedited security program, PreCheck, in 2013.
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Watson said he intends to set an expedited hearing to determine whether it should be extended.
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So a very substantial budget increase would need to happen for an expedited trip to Mars.
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Before that, pregnant women were only detained under "extraordinary circumstances" or in cases of expedited deportation.
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Our FOIA lawsuit notes that the FBI failed to respond to our requests for expedited processing.
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There's a lot less guessing and it all makes for expedited fumbling when moving through modes.
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I procrastinated, so I pay for expedited service since our trip is in two months, bummer.
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Glasscock held an expedited trial in June 2016, featuring Latham lawyers and ETE executives as witnesses.
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"An expedited change in leadership was needed," the official said, explaining the thinking behind the decision.
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On top of that, lawyers asked for an expedited review of both motions, citing a Jan.
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"Wildfang customers are opting for expedited shipping in increasing numbers," Wildfang CEO Emma Mcilroy told TechCrunch.
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The vice president oversaw and expedited shipments of narcotics through a Venezuelan air base and ports.
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They also want to give Mueller an expedited recourse to challenge a firing in the courts.
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The expedited security perk also comes with an Even More Space ticket for a roomier seat.
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Others have suggested that exports were expedited to beat the imposition of retaliatory tariffs in July.
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Those needing a U.S. visa for urgent business, medical, or humanitarian travel, will get expedited service.
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In response to Zika, it expedited new uses for pesticide-treated bed nets and mosquito traps.
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The oxygen masks that drop down provide enough breathable air to last through the expedited descent.
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We are eager to assist in any way possible to ensure expedited evaluation of this request.
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There is an exception from expedited removal for those with a credible fear of returning home.
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The Arkansas executions were expedited because there's an expiration date on the state's supply of midazolam.
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Tax returns for 2017 should have expedited tracks at federal and state levels for Harvey victims.
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If indeed the plans and expedited permits are approved as promised, manufacturing will begin this month.
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The trial, scheduled Tuesday, was unexpectedly expedited by authorities, who have been cracking down on dissent.
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The court said it would consider the matter further, and it set an expedited briefing schedule.
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These last-minute dresses ship within one or two days and come with free expedited shipping.
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An appellate court ruling could be expedited on that and other cases but not by Christmas.
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Then, you can apply for a passport, which will take two weeks and can be expedited.
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Daniels is also again seeking an expedited jury trial to determine the validity of the agreement.
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Approval for the newer hepatitis C drugs was expedited because better treatments were so badly needed.
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AT&T had been pushing for an expedited trial to beat the merger's April 21625 deadline.
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AT&T had been pushing for an expedited trial to beat the merger's April 22 deadline.
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One other factor to consider: As more people sign up, the expedited lines may grow longer.
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The case stems from the class-action lawsuit the EEOC brought against CRST Van Expedited Inc.
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The libertarian-leaning House Liberty Caucus issued a statement urging opposition because of the expedited process.
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Kim Reynolds met with Pence in Nebraska and asked him how federal funding can be expedited.
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AT&T had been pushing for an expedited trial to beat the merger's April 2900 deadline.
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The BJP is positioning the CAB as a means of offering expedited citizenship to persecuted minorities.
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Her current term is due to expire June 30, so senators have expedited her confirmation process.
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The agency came under fire in 2014 for reportedly clearing a "notorious felon" for expedited screening.
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Consider the expedited screening process of the Global Entry Program for traveling to the United States.
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It would offer expedited renewal or expansion of the authorization, providing limits and transparency with flexibility.
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Along with several other promising vaccines and treatment options, ZMapp was expedited through the trial process.
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But the White House Presidential Personnel Office, overseen by senior Trump aide Johnny DeStefano, expedited his resignation.
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PHMSA said it was finalizing the rules on an expedited basis to address "an immediate safety hazard".
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It did not say when it expected it would make a decision, but it granted expedited review.
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He was arrested 25 yards north of the US-Mexico border and placed in expedited removal proceedings.
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That gives passengers expedited passage through security checkpoints, in exchange for some personal data and a fee.
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Twitter subsequently agreed to expedited relief, declining to challenge the order or demand further evidence from Eichenwald.
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Amazon's next-day shipping plan expands the number of items and ZIP codes eligible for expedited service.
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They also have expedited court proceedings at the border that makes deportations move faster than on average.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration expedited approval of Lucemyra to help combat the U.S. opioid epidemic.
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If there other than Mexican, we can put them in expedited removal if they are children involved.
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What he meant by that is I expedited things, I got them done, not in an illegally.
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The U.S. has temporarily suspended expedited processing on H-1B applications — a big inconvenience for tech companies.
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President Donald Trump's administration last week announced it would temporarily suspend expedited applications for H-1B visas.
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Without the involvement of their Justice Department colleagues, the FBI eschewed options that might have expedited matters.
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The vice president allegedly oversaw and expedited shipments of narcotics through a Venezuelan air base and ports.
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Her current term expires at the end of the month, so the panel expedited her confirmation process.
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Echeverria was granted an expedited trial as her medical situation was grave, and she has since died.
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Distribution of ballots and official voting material to polling stations could be expedited by coalition air assets.
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By providing humane and expedited treatment, we will focus the flow of undocumented immigrants to these locations.
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The new AUMF would sunset after five years, but it would provide an expedited process for reauthorization.
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The case was placed on an expedited schedule, meaning a decision could land in the near future.
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And let&aposs face it, they could&aposve tightened the asylum process and expedited the deportation hearings.
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If past rules, like on association health plans, are an indication, except the review to be expedited.
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Caviar also has an expedited service called Caviar Fastbite and a corporate offering called Caviar For Teams.
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The bill also lays out an expedited floor procedure for formally approving the change early next year.
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Deportation proceedings for unaccompanied minors who entered the United States during that time are still being expedited.
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Yale-Loehr noted that nearly half of all removals from the United States occur through expedited removal.
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This digital initiative was already underway pre-coronavirus, but the fair's cancellation led to it being expedited.
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While the colonizers started this cultural genocide, the American government they formed continued and expedited the process.
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The process usually takes about four months, Mr. van der Gang said, though it can be expedited.
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More worryingly, the special expedited development and approval pathways have become the rule, rather than the exception.
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More worryingly, the special expedited development and approval pathways have become the rule, rather than the exception.
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A Commerce Department spokesman said requests without objections, such as Mandel's, were expedited in the review process.
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Other less-pricey programs also give travelers expedited passage through airport security and are more widely available.
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But in the days after he took office, President Trump ordered an expedited review of the pipeline.
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It also offers 10 days to conclude if a demand for an expedited process will be granted.
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The House will consider the measure under an expedited process that requires two-thirds majority for passage.
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Judges there put the case on an expedited schedule, hearing arguments just two weeks after Trump's appeal.
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If adopted, it would define the ground rules for later Senate legislation that gets special, expedited treatment.
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Kaag said the government was pleased to have expedited the "rightful return" of the artifact to Ethiopia.
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It has fielded 305,000 questions, largely about permitted and prohibited items and its PreCheck expedited security program.
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After the first franchise the application is expedited, however, franchisees still need to meet financial liquidity requirements.
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The repeal bill is being considered under special expedited procedures that apply to certain budget-related legislation.
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Steve Bannon suspended the expedited processing of H-1B visas shortly after Trump entered the White House.
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The Supreme Court also strongly hinted that it will hear the Mazars case on an expedited basis.
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Other states continued to file reinsurance waivers and hoped for an expedited review before open enrollment started.
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The act provides expedited procedures for Senate consideration of a motion to proceed to the bill's consideration.
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I entered my brother's address in Brooklyn, then backpedalled and checked the box for expedited international shipping.
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The legislation will be considered under an expedited process that requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
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TSA PreCheck, valid for up to five years, allows low-risk travelers to enjoy expedited security screening.
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But on Thursday, a spokeswoman with Mexico's national migration agency said the expedited process would be permanent.
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When organizations meet LEED certification, they are awarded state and local tax breaks, grants, and expedited permitting.
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Normally, court proceedings can take many months or years, so Congress should request expedited review of its cases.
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Immigration authorities are suspending a program allowing expedited H-1B visa processing for a fee, starting April 3.
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The influx in rainfall has expedited the process of filling the lake and resulted in unseasonably lush conditions.
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Since I'm not eating breakfast, my morning routine is expedited, and I'm out the door in twenty minutes.
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Advocates for stricter immigration enforcement accused the Obama administration of using expedited removal simply to inflate deportation statistics.
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FNE may decline to pursue the case, launch a full investigation, or review it under an expedited procedure.
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A day after Seth's tweet to Swaraj, the passport officer was transferred, and the couple's application was expedited.
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The law was passed last June on an expedited schedule to head off a ballot initiative in November.
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However, expedited removal can't be used against people seeking asylum, as many Central Americans claim at the border.
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"We're working on getting your expedited permissions down from the N.O." But instead of seeming pleased, Marchenstamp frowned.
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"Why that is I'm not sure," said Judge Hough, noting that an expedited deportation may have taken place.
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Previously, ICE was instructed not to detain pregnant women "absent extraordinary circumstances" or in cases of expedited deportation.
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He never issued the directive, but DHS did suspend expedited processing for those visas, it announced in March.
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I make $152 after fees and spend $28.78 on expedited shipping for the buyer, so I net $123.22.
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MATS has contributed to the expedited retirement of some coal plants, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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"The Trump admin's new 'expedited removal' rule should terrify us all," Congresswoman Diana DeGette of Colorado tweeted yesterday.
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"He will be a pragmatic leader with an eye toward both expedited approvals and safety," one executive wrote.
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To get that we must have Congressional help, an exponential increase in resources and an expedited strategic plan.
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O'Donnell said he would file the appeal within a day or two and ask to have it expedited.
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Heater said CMS has promised the state an expedited waiver review but no assurances that things won't change.
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Two weeks later, Prosecutor Catherine Ruffle filed a motion to revoke Labrie's bail, and requested an expedited hearing.
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She said Trump is still firmly committed to not putting illegal immigrants on an expedited path to citizenship.
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In 85033, 44 percent of all 438,000 removals from the United States were done through the expedited process.
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The lawyer representing New York state urged Nichols to rule on the jurisdictional arguments on an expedited schedule.
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It also offers expedited security at other locations, including stadiums and arenas and even Hertz rental car locations.
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Frakt said there is evidence that drugs given expedited approval give greater benefits than drugs given conventional reviews.
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In January, Trump instructed the DHS to apply expedited removal proceedings to the fullest extent of the law.
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Well, one of the perks that comes with Amazon Prime is expedited shipping, free of charge, of course.
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Hudson's Bay is seeking to have the TSX decision confirmed and the appeal dismissed on an expedited basis.
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"Expedited approval of small-scale natural gas exports would strengthen an emerging sector of Florida's economy," said Rubio.
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This expedited deal talks, as both companies initially believed they would have more time before 5G rolls out.
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Federal health officials have recommended this practice, known as expedited partner therapy, for chlamydia and gonorrhea since 2006.
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That would trigger a 60-day expedited review by lawmakers, who could remove that authority to use force.
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Peruvian authorities have now ordered lab tests on Woodroffe's body to be expedited to aid in the investigation.
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According to the San Francisco Chronicle, DMV investigators are currently looking into the legality of those expedited appointments.
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Buyers of homes that cost more than $27.5 million qualify for an expedited application, Ms. Lightbourn Peterson said.
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The three parties agreed an expedited procedure, with a final decision due by July 21, CAS has said.
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The sanctions package will be considered under an expedited process that requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
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"Given what has happened here, an expedited transfer this coming week would be best for everyone," she wrote.
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They were among thousands of migrants who had their immigration cases expedited by the Trump administration last fall.
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The Iowa Democratic Party first submitted its plan to the DNC in February and asked for expedited review.
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Those products are eligible for its Prime service, which offers Amazon's 150 million Prime customers free, expedited delivery.
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With an expedited procedure in place, the bloc could announce its decision by the end of the week.
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The appeals court established an expedited briefing schedule in the case, with oral arguments set for Oct. 23.
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The case is being submitted for an expedited preliminary hearing on July 18, said a Monsanto India spokesman.
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Under expedited removals, agents from the Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement can deport detained individuals immediately.
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And the expedited security lanes can grow longer than the regular line, especially during peak business travel times.
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Once enrolled, members can also apply for expedited customs used by other countries, including Britain and South Korea.
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To that end, lawmakers and regulators would do well to consider the following recommendations: Limit expedited drug approvals.
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It also would ensure that participants receive expedited screening even when the PreCheck screening lanes are not open.
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Lawmakers approved the motion in an expedited procedure with 163 votes in favour, two against and 11 abstentions.
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You wait too long to even depend on expedited shipping and have to opt for a digital gift.
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Its review at the F.D.A. was expedited in order to get it to market as soon as possible.
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"We believe progress on implementation should get expedited," said Shubhada Rao, chief economist at Yes Bank in Mumbai.
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What is the downside of a mutual expedited due diligence process where there is so much to gain?
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The expedited-processing policy, put in place in 2015, also applies to refugees from Syria, Iraq and Eritrea.
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To that end, lawmakers and regulators would do well to consider the following recommendations: Limit expedited drug approvals.
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The bureau also offers expedited service to receive a new passport from eight days to three weeks; travelers can apply for this option either through the mail or in person, with an appointment and proof of immediate international travel, at one of 28 government passport agencies that offer expedited service.
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"Maximizing the use of expedited screening by enabling other lower-risk travelers to receive expedited screening on a flight-by-flight basis is in everyone's interest as it allows T.S.A. to focus more attention on those we have identified as requiring more scrutiny," said Michael England, a spokesman for the agency.
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Otherwise, they would be placed in expedited removal proceedings and would not go before an immigration judge before deportation.
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"We are looking forward to an expedited dismissal of this meritless suit," Shari Redstone said in a statement Thursday.
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"It's extremely likely that it (expedited removal) will be applied to a much larger swath of people," Chen said.
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Within six weeks, she had polished the text to everyone's satisfaction and the paper was accepted for expedited publication.
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Hernandez was set to be deported without seeing an immigration judge, a process known as expedited removal, ICE said.
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In March, the administration suspended a program that allowed expedited visa processing for certain skilled workers who paid more.
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As in rich, powerful companies (like Facebook) could pay extra to have these foreign workers expedited through the process.
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Detention centers are overcrowded, and immigration officials often aren't able to deport immigrants as quickly through expedited removal procedures.
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Srikanthan called for plans to reunite refugee children from within Europe with family in the UK to be expedited.
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Usually, we're stuck paying very expensive expedited shipping prices or fighting mind-numbing traffic when last minute holiday shopping.
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Because nothing AWS is every really straightforward, there are two types of expedited retrievals: on-demand and provisioned retrievals.
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Some passengers are vetted, risk-assessed, and allowed to pass through expedited screening on a flight-by-flight basis.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)The shipping wars rage on across retail, where expedited shipping is rapidly becoming the norm.
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But he's said he'd allow those who have followed U.S. laws back into the country through an expedited process.
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Certain provisions in the bill also establish an "expedited expungement process" for individuals convicted of low-level marijuana offenses.
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" It also denied that the government has singled the families out for expedited screening, saying the accusation is "unfounded.
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The Labor Department could appeal the injunction to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and request an expedited decision.
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Free release-day delivery for example is only available in select areas where Amazon offers two-day expedited delivery.
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Federal authorities will expand the use of "expedited removals," which allow immigrants to be deported at a faster pace.
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As The Guardian reports, it also rejected a claim that the case was urgent and needed to be expedited.
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He said current laws protect unaccompanied minors who enter the country illegally from being removed on an expedited basis.
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In expedited removal proceedings, they only get an asylum hearing if they can establish a credible fear of persecution.
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On top of that, there are overnight shipping costs and the $170 expedited fee that goes to the government.
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The drug, SAGE-217, in February received breakthrough therapy designation, which allows for a potentially expedited regulatory approval process.
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The Delaware judge in the ExamWorks case, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster, has expedited proceedings to hear these claims.
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The parties agreed then to an "expedited procedure" that would allow the court to issue its ruling this month.
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Fuel injection, which relied on electronic sensors, expedited the computerization of cars, which made them cleaner and more efficient.
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S. border and faced expedited deportation, as a direct result of decades of U.S. chingaderas , or "nasty-shitty" policies.
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However, the government has been slow to reunite children with their parents, despite a court order requiring expedited reunification.
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In response to those statements, Avenatti asked the judge for an expedited jury trial and permission to depose Trump.
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So ultimately we've got to make sure that those guys have their learning curve expedited as quickly as possible.
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Bagge said the Czech stance on Huawei might have expedited Washington's invitation to Babis, echoing information from diplomatic sources.
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Anthem is still pursuing an expedited appeal, believing the deal can be completed, although most antitrust experts believe otherwise.
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That may account for the bill jumping from a committee room to an expedited vote on the House floor.
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Thuraissigiam's lawyers at the ACLU went to federal district court arguing that the expedited removal violated his constitutional rights.
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Just over 212,20173 families' cases have been completed under the expedited program since last September, according to federal data.
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A senior executive at Soulbrain said the government had expedited paperwork so its new plant could be completed faster.
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Three weeks after taking office, Cuccinelli issued a revised policy for scheduling credible-fear interviews in expedited removal proceedings.
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The 2nd Circuit is considering the matter on an expedited basis, with legal papers to be submitted by Feb.
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So she was proactive: She contacted the Polk County Democrats in September to request expedited entry and a chair.
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The news set off a new round of debate over the risks of expedited approval for badly needed drugs.
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If you&aposre a NikePlus member, standard shipping is free with any purchase and expedited shipping discounts are offered.
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Regulatory policy should support expedited FDA approval of new biosimilar therapies, which will increase competition and drive down prices.
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If you&aposre a NikePlus member, standard shipping is free with any purchase and expedited shipping discounts are offered.
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The decision was expedited because of the government's desire to start mailing the survey to registered voters next week.
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The case will be heard by the appellate court this week, even without being expedited for the impeachment investigation.
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Global Entry is an expedited screening program that allows travelers to skip certain screenings in exchange for background checks.
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The Marine Corps said it expedited the policy change after recent fatal shootings at Navy installations in Pensacola, Fla.
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You can select to pick up the platter in an Edible Arrangements store near you or get expedited shipping.
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First, even with unanimous Democratic opposition, Republicans will be able to use expedited procedure in the House and Senate.
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Legislation that expanded and expedited the deportation of criminals in 1996 contributed to the gang's rise in Central America.
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John Mizuno used the opening of a new facility to call for an expedited approval process for dialysis clinics.
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Certain tasks take time to be completed but those could be expedited by making a payment inside the game.
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In other words, 73% of all new drugs approved by the FDA in 2018 received the FDA's expedited process.
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Extra officers have been on hand to process evacuees and in cases of emergency the process has been expedited.
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If you have a Converse account, standard shipping is free with any purchase and expedited shipping discounts are offered.
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As for Congress' own role, the options here could include an expedited process for Congressional consideration and affirmative approval.
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Such expedited proceedings already have been occurring in Arizona and Texas, where dozens of immigrants are prosecuted each day.
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There, he attended to the injured and sick, including a 5-year-old boy, Samuelito, who needed heart medicine expedited.
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The suspension on expedited visas becomes effective April 3 and could last up to six months, according to the agency.
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In return, Turkey was to receive significant financial aid and its push to join the union was to be expedited.
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In March, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service suspended all expedited H-1B visa processing for up to six months.
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Perhaps reading the tea leaves, Paypal filed a patent earlier this week for its own "expedited virtual currency transaction system."
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Forcing Germany to fight on two fronts certainly expedited the end of the war, but it didn't change the outcome.
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Virtually everyone who is in the country without documentation is now eligible for deportation, and some in an expedited fashion.
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FTD does same-day expedited delivery, and has flexible weekend delivery schedules if you happen to order ahead of time.
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A reconciliation bill obtains expedited status in reaching the floor and can be passed with as few as 50 votes.
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Even on an expedited schedule, the disputes could take months to sort out and end up before the Supreme Court.
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With an Amazon Prime Video subscription, you only get access to Amazon's video library — no expedited shipping, no music library.
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However, the boxes are not available for expedited shipping — due to their size and weight, they're shipped using ground shipping.
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Facebook says it's been working on these updates for "some time," but expedited the release following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Correction: A previous version of this post misrepresented the locations in which immigrants could will be subject to expedited removals.
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They cost $100 per unit and ensure that the capacity for your expedited retrieval is available when you need it.
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Each $100 unit guarantees that you can perform 3 expedited retrievals every five minutes at up to 150MB/second throughput.
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Instead, it ordered that there will be a separate and expedited trial about whether the post-nuptial agreement is valid.
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Expedited vaccine development is proving to be a key tool in preventing the virus from spreading out of control again.
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Morgan ruled on an expedited basis, with the Rams set to oppose the New England Patriots in Sunday's Super Bowl.
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While Mr Fulop, a Democrat, has streamlined regulations and expedited business approvals, he is protective of the city's industrial past.
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All the legislative items need to be expedited so that they are completed on schedule, he said, without giving details.
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The buttons are available for free to Amazon Prime members, a subscription service that offers expedited shipping and other perks.
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Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds on Friday requested an expedited presidential disaster declaration for 57 flood-stricken counties in her state.
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In 1996, Congress passed the Electronic Freedom of Information Act Amendments, which added expedited processing of certain requests under FOIA.
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Following the May ruling, President Trump called Gilliam an "activist judge" and asked for an expedited appeal of the decision.
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Not every airport has the expedited queue, and at the airports that do, it's not always available at every terminal.
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The Food and Drug Administration is now charged with developing an expedited pathway to usher these products into the market.
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Review is permitted to determine whether sections of the expedited removal provisions, or regulations issued to implement them are constitutional.
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The rule allowing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to expand its expedited immigrant removal authority took effect July 23.
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Expedited passports are $170 as well as any delivery costs (there are no delivery costs for standard six-week renewals).
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Lawmakers are expected to pass the bill easily under an expedited process that requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
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Pete Ricketts's (R-Neb.) request for an expedited presidential disaster declaration to deal with severe flooding in the Cornhusker State.
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The CR language unveiled Tuesday night would not grant the waiver, but rather establish an expedited process for considering it.
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ICE is expected to target families whose immigration cases were handled through an expedited court process that began in 2018.
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I've dealt with the frustration of trying to sign up for expedited screening programs like the Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck.
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IDEMIA has partnered with three sports venues on security, including Barclays Center in Brooklyn, to offer expedited lines to enter.
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Yefrey Rebolledo was waiting in line for an expedited passport Wednesday afternoon at the Federal Building in west Los Angeles.
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The labs are paperless, which expedited a documentation process that usually takes weeks or months to produce a clinical batch.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a pair of cases challenging the government's expedited deportation procedures.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a pair of cases challenging the government's expedited deportation procedures.
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" Mr. Bless said that after he threatened to sue the shelter, "they agreed to a more expedited, but undefined schedule.
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Government officials are reportedly concerned that current plans for the wall, which includes an expedited timeline, might encourage illegal acts.
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Expedited removal—a policy that enables federal authorities to refuse entry or rapidly deport certain undocumented aliens—is not new.
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US Customs and Border Protection revoked Dehghani's student visa and issued him an expedited removal order, the court filing says.
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That process was expedited—the reviewers were given 24 hours to comment and the authors had three days to respond.
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"The beauty of high-end divorce law it is that it is usually handled on an expedited basis," Fisher says.
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It can still get through the trial court and the likely appellate court on an expedited path by next spring.
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Finally, to be effective, the postcard-FTA would require expedited enforcement procedures accessible to both government and non-government stakeholders.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans hope to repeal major parts of the Affordable Care Act using an expedited procedure known as budget reconciliation.
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Community Service Society expedited a grant request and provided her with $187 in Neediest Funds to buy her college textbooks.
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It's hard to find a sensible, non-demonic argument against something that could lead to expedited breakthroughs in cancer treatment.
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On the ground, expedited security clearance is also expanding to international carriers for passengers who have membership in T.S.A. PreCheck.
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The service offers customers free expedited shipping, music and movie streaming, along with a bunch of other lesser-known programs.
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States are frustrated that the waivers requested on an expedited basis were slow in receiving approval or feedback from HHS.
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Deemed a "breakthrough" medication, Nuplazid received an expedited review and was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2016.
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An expedited process is needed for administering mitigation grants that doesn't take years between appropriation and use by the homeowner.
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It is critical that Congress pass the PIE Act if patients are to have expedited access to these innovative treatments.
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All of the expedited pathways to FDA approval should be limited severely to true breakthrough drugs that are needed urgently.
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Senate Republicans have emphasized that they're interested in an expedited process that doesn't include witnesses and moves quickly to acquittal.
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Loyalty programs and other time-sensitive perks, like free or expedited shipping, could also help boost sales during this period.
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Like individual adults, families with children can be placed under a process known as expedited removal — unless they seek asylum.
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On Friday, her lawyer asked the appeals court for expedited hearings in a fight that could end in the Supreme Court.
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They prepared special documents Thursday night, hoping to stop the expedited deportation of Vargas, which could come as early as Friday.
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Under the Obama administration, the increasing reliance on expedited removals drew criticism from people on both sides of the immigration debate.
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So far, TSA's Precheck program is not included on the list of expedited screening programs now off-limits to New Yorkers.
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They produced a noninfectious flu vaccine that would protect against the very deadly Indonesia H5N1 flu virus in an expedited process.
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"He (Rajan) expedited things, but it was on the RBI's agenda," the official said, adding the clean-up was long overdue.
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Consider that of the removal orders issued for the expedited asylum cases from Central America since 2014, 86% lacked legal representation.
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The expedited process is in line with the administration's efforts to curtail the flow of asylum seekers to the United States.
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Clinton introduced a bill that expedited payments of benefits to public safety officers killed or severely injured in the terrorist attacks.
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Bayer added that Regorafenib was accepted for an expedited approval process in the United States, known as a Fast Track designation.
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Padilla's lawyer, Leta Sanchez, received a call from Cayuga Centers' general counsel saying the case had been referred for expedited processing.
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If individuals in expedited removal cannot establish a "credible fear" of prosecution in their home country, they can be quickly deported.
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Similar to a deal reached earlier this week with the House Oversight committee, the agreement allows for an expedited appeal schedule.
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Anthem, which is based in Indianapolis, said it plans to "promptly" appeal and request an expedited hearing to reverse the decision.
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She says her wedding date's July 7, but that's gonna be problematic if the expedited divorce hearing doesn't go her way.
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A continued and expedited push to upgrade the cycling network as laid out in the recent bike plan is much needed.
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The book's publisher had expedited its release date to accommodate for high demand after excerpts were published in New York Magazine.
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Later in the term, it will consider whether immigrants can go to court to challenge orders calling for their expedited removal.
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This could be expedited by relocating prepositioned stockpiles from other countries less threatened by the consequences of U.S withdrawal from Syria.
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Those whose claims lack merit can legally be turned back under the Expedited Removal provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The Atlantic reported that a series of families received expedited letters last week, months after their family member had been killed.
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He also said he plans to ask for an expedited briefing to allow for oral arguments and a decision this term.
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Under Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), the deal can pass both chambers of Congress with simple majority votes through an expedited process.
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Current law could be revised to improve the expedited process for those hiring for occupations in labor markets with documented shortages.
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One proposal would allow for the expedited approval of salvage logging projects to remove charred and dead logs after a fire.
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The expedited removal process requires mandatory detention until the aliens are deported or see an immigration judge for an asylum hearing.
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Blockchain firm Ripple has already announced plans to allow cross-border payments between major banks at expedited speeds and reduced costs.
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A U.S. Court of Appeals held last March that people facing expedited removal have a constitutional right to challenge their detention.
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"The accident shows that process started after Rana Plaza is far from over and reforms need to be expedited," said Amin.
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The commission's recommendations would be considered by Congress on an expedited basis and sent to the president's desk for final approval.
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Congress could make a down payment on bipartisan progress to reduce the cost of government through an expedited "kill list" process.
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We tried very hard to make the Act as deregulatory as possible, and to permit expedited judicial review in certain circumstances.
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It also seeks injunctive relief ordering the Justice Department to grant the expedited request and process and release the records immediately.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has ramped up its expedited screening program to include 11 new airlines, the agency announced Thursday.
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Pelosi noted that the expedited nature of the resolution likely means the Senate will take up the House version without changes.
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For example, a single senator can prevent a bill from getting expedited attention and consign it to a bureaucratic slow boat.
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Weeks later, with a passport and a visa hastily expedited by Scotland Yard's Special Branch, Collins left London for Melbourne, Australia.
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Perry also directed FERC to rule on the proposal on an expedited basis, citing concerns about the integrity of the grid.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Global Entry, an expedited customs clearance program, added 11 airports in November.
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The legislation Trump signed simplified and expedited the process of terminating VA employees, so that problem employees are quickly dealt with.
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In addition, Ottawa has expedited employment insurance applications for evacuees who have lost their jobs to give them some immediate relief.
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Navy officials stressed that preparations for the Comfort, which have been "expedited," will take weeks before it is ready to assist.
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Many are then likely to accept "expedited removal" from the country, in the hope of being reunited quickly with their children.
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Sanctions targeting Iranian state shipping lines are set to take effect in June and could be expedited for more immediate impact.
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Haim Katz, a lawmaker who is chairman of the Likud Central Committee, endorsed Mr. Saar's demand for an expedited primary election.
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After claiming asylum, they were determined by immigration judges to lack "credible fear" of persecution, and placed in expedited removal proceedings.
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The new rules would disallow those migrants who cross illegally from seeking asylum and instead place them in expedited deportation proceedings.
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I have struggled to get up on time for the past few weeks, so I've really expedited my getting-ready routine.
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It could accept it, and grant the litigants' request for "expedited review," setting up a ruling on the case this session.
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This includes expedited approval pathways, reimbursement and public-private partnerships — so that innovation, adoption, support and use can avoid political deadlocks.
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TPA, previously known as "fast track," enables Congress to consider legislation for implementing trade agreements under expedited procedures and without amendment.
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One of the core points of contention Friday was over whether the Trump administration had "implemented" the expanded expedited removal policy.
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A breakthrough therapy designation means the development and review of a drug intended to treat a serious condition can be expedited.
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The office also said that Lighthizer himself covered the $575 expedited shipping cost on the returned desk with his own funds.
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Once on the market, the hope is that biosimilars will be less expensive due to their expedited research and approval pathway.
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Last year, the Obama administration began scaling back the use of expedited asylum hearings, employing them only about half the time.
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It says that any federal agency rule can be subject to expedited congressional repeal for 22019 legislative days after it's finalized.
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The William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008 (TVRPA) exempts certain unaccompanied alien children (UAC) from expedited removal proceedings.
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Johnson was the first cancer patient to take Monsanto to court because in California, dying plaintiffs can be granted expedited trials.
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She told him that in order to request an expedited transfer, she would need a police report on all of this.
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The president's lawyers are pursuing a dual-track strategy: they would like the Supreme Court to hear the full appeal on an expedited schedule, and they request—since "expedited" in this slow-moving institution still means months—that in the meantime the justices issue a stay on unfavourable lower court rulings and let the order take effect.
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The judge said he would set an expedited hearing to determine whether his temporary restraining order blocking the ban should be extended.
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One camp argues that the FDA has an obligation to provide access to promising drugs for patients, even on an expedited basis.
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It will be brought up under an expedited procedure known as suspension of the rules, which requires two-thirds support for passage.
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Trump on Tuesday revived the Keystone XL pipeline project and ordered a review of the Dakota Access project be expedited and approved.
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Though AT&T appears to still have the devices in stock, customers will likely have to shell out $14.95 for expedited shipping.
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In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Abraham-Joseph's immigration lawyers said he was released on bond and granted an expedited deportation hearing.
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I've asked for the investigation to be expedited to provide transparency and to answer as many questions as quickly as we can.
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The senators had asked for expedited processing of their Freedom of Information Act requests to the National Archives and the Bush library.
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Trump said that IG will review these documents on "an expedited basis," and that he "can always declassify if it proves necessary."
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Their lawyers earlier this year asked for an expedited trial, citing the couple's risk of a relapse and their short life expectancy.
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Why this matters: Expedited processing is used by "close to 100 percent" of large tech companies, an attorney told the Financial Times.
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She was denied asylum after her credible fear interview, an expedited screening process whereby the seeker proves they face persecution if deported.
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"I was referred to the bridal stylist Maradee Wahl who expedited the process immensely, and even made it fun," Ms. Paul said.
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This issue making its way through the courts on a somewhat expedited basis currently is the specific question of transgender military recruits.
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Five days after he returned to Mexico, immigration officials encountered him in the U.S., and he was issued an expedited removal order.
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It set an expedited briefing schedule in order to resolve the case well before any significant action is required from the states.
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During that time, Republicans were able to use a special expedited process that protects the sanctions bill from being filibustered by opponents.
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The ACLU, which has filed suit to block numerous Trump immigration policies in court, vowed to challenge the expedited deportations as well.
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"A traveler with malicious intent could use a compromised daily security code to gain expedited entry into the U.S.," wrote the report.
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The administration is also looking into giving the Department of Homeland Security the ability to quickly deport people by expanding expedited removal.
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An analyst from KGI Securities told Macrumors that the expedited shipping can be attributed to better-than-expected production since shipping began.
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Meyer's statements ... could seem to imply that foreign nationals who invest with the Kushner Company will receive special treatment and expedited approval.
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The U.S. has already announced a temporary suspension of the expedited processing service for H-1B petitions for up to six months.
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As part of an expedited review, Zinke recommended in an interim report earlier this year that Trump revise the Bears Ears boundaries.
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PreCheck allows pre-screened members, who pay $80 to join, to skip the long lines and move through an expedited security channel.
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In a separate filing, Williams asked FERC for expedited action on the company's request for a rehearing of the water permit issue.
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During the meeting she asked him if her Chinese coach's application to become a Thai citizen could be expedited, local media reported.
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Adult migrants can spend months in detention — essentially jail — without ever seeing an attorney, and they can be subject to expedited deportation.
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In March, the justices heard oral arguments in an expedited appeal by the island, but they expressed uncertainty about how to proceed.
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Mr. Desmond worked on the book in secret over the summer, and its publication was expedited once the impeachment inquiry got underway.
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The agency also stopped a program that allowed people who have not signed up for background checks to use expedited security lines.
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The only due process they are entitled to is expedited removal proceedings with a credible fear determination if they are seeking asylum.
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The proposal also says that any qualifying bills that emerge from the process get expedited consideration in both the House and Senate.
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I should say there's a statute on the books that sets up an expedited procedure in Congress to revoke midnight rules, basically.
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The NEB has not yet made a decision on the Burnaby permits, but last week rejected the proposal for an expedited timeline.
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The Patent Trial and Appeals Board was created by Congress in an attempt to provide an expedited system to address patent issues.
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In a letter to the 100 largest American companies, he asked that they reimburse employees for signing up for expedited screening programs.
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The expedited screening program has been touted as a way to reduce long lines in airports, which can be targets for attacks.
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The order was placed last August and expedited at the EPA's request, with top-level staffer Millan Hupp signing off on it.
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Lawyers for the families seek to challenge their expedited removal proceedings in federal court arguing they face gender-based violence at home.
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On the basis of its analysis, the NRC decided that there was no scientific justification for initiating an expedited spent fuel transfer.
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The United States has already suspended the "expedited processing option" for applicants, under which she may have received a visa in weeks.
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The timeline was expedited as they both felt it was important to have the new team in place, instead of constant speculation.
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The Food and Drug Administration grants priority review vouchers as an incentive for drug companies to get expedited approval for a medicine.
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The agency has given the drug breakthrough status, which provides expedited development and review of drugs for serious or life-threatening diseases.
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Judge George Phelan scheduled to hear the case on June 7, after Dauman filed a petition to have the trial date expedited.
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Upon illegally entering the United States, he was arrested 25 yards north of the Mexican border and placed in expedited removal proceedings.
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He was placed in expedited removal -- a proceeding that allows the government to deport an individual deemed inadmissible with no further review.
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" He said Congress designed the expedited removal system "as a critical tool for protecting the nation's borders and enforcing its immigration laws.
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His administration even began to issue expedited humanitarian visas to Central Americans, which allowed them to work and travel anywhere in Mexico.
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The city argues that the timeline could be shortened by years if the Legislature expedited changes that would make the process easier.
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The NFL Players Association can still appeal (again) to the full 2nd Circuit Court ... which would be heard on an expedited schedule.
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Critically, Apple said it would offer expedited services at lower prices for owners of old phones who wanted to replace their batteries.
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The drugmaker said it was confident of maintaining an expedited timeline for seeking regulatory review of remdesivir, without the orphan drug designation.
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Mr. Sotomayor said he had expedited her repairs so they would be completed before a chemotherapy appointment she had the following week.
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In May, FIFA voted to approve an expedited process, extending the deadline for applications three months, a period that ended on Friday.
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Previous administrations limited expedited removal to aliens apprehended within 85033 miles of the border within 14 days of making an illegal entry.
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But not enough passengers enrolled in the service, in which fliers give the TSA identifying information in exchange for expedited security screenings.
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I was offered a drink and sat in the lobby for about 15 minutes while they expedited the cleaning of my room.
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The appeals court has stayed enforcement of the subpoena until a panel of appellate judges conducts an expedited review of the case.
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In expedited removal proceedings, an immigration officer can order the removal of an alien summarily without a hearing before an immigration judge.
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GLOBAL ENTRY ENROLLMENT ON ARRIVAL You've probably heard of Global Entry, the expedited security program from United States Customs and Border Protection.
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Last year it passed a bill that sought to prohibit the TSA from putting standard passengers in expedited, so-called PreCheck lines.
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It's the institutional acceptance of bullying and of fraudulent creation of documents that we've seen for expedited removals for some time now.
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Expedited removal applies to, among others, those aliens who are deemed inadmissible upon arrival; an immigration officer can order their immediate deportation.
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A $100 credit was reflected on my credit card statement, and my brother now enjoys expedited airport security and fast-track immigration.
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Unlike in immigration courts, immigrants facing expedited removal don't have the right to a lawyer or to a hearing before a judge.
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While McGahn was planning on leaving the White House, his departure was expedited by Trump's Tuesday announcement of Cipollone's appointment, sources say.
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Accordingly, the administration's announcement to tie Medicare Part B drug prices to an international drug-pricing index should be lauded and expedited.
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Through expedited removal, immigration officials can quickly remove an unauthorized immigrant from the country without having to go through an immigration court.
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We did not have to rush through an expedited proceeding, forced to prepare our case in a matter of days or weeks.
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Expedited approval of projects is part of Trump's approach for a 10-year, $1 trillion infrastructure package he promised on the campaign trail.
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Democrats have been eyeing Arizona as a possible swing state in recent years, but believe Trump's unpopularity with Hispanics has expedited that evolution.
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Cruz&aposs bill would also authorize new temporary shelters for immigrant families, and provide for expedited resolution of asylum claims within 14 days.
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Severe financial loss to a company, emergencies, non-profit and humanitarian causes can all still merit requests expedited H-1B visas, Khanna said.
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The legal process seemed to be expedited on my behalf, and I was able to leave the country two days after the robbery.
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So Pugh reached out to the company and offered to pay any amount of money to get an expedited shipment of the part.
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Still, fast food chains have been slow to adopt delivery options, but quick to develop mobile pay apps and expedited in-store pickup.
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An agency spokesman tells the Post the vetting process is being expedited so all the new staffers will be cleared within three days.
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The new legislation would also authorize new temporary shelters for immigrant families, and provide for expedited resolution of asylum claims within 14 days.
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Expedited approval of projects is part of Trump's approach to a 10-year, $1 trillion infrastructure package he promised on the campaign trail.
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U.S. immigration authorities suspended a program last Friday that expedited visas for skilled workers — a darling class of workers in the tech community.
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Rival Kite Pharma's experimental drug axi-cel is also under expedited U.S. review against advanced NHL, with additional trials underway in leukaemia patients.
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Other dangerous events — including the Friday attack on two mosques that left 220 people dead — were not covered under the expedited review process.
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TSA Trusted Traveler program creditEvery time I walk into an airport in the US, I look out for the expedited TSA PreCheck line.
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The company said the board has asked Edwards "to undertake a review of the strategic direction of the company on an expedited basis".
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" Brett agrees and adds, "I think the whole experience is just expedited so the process is a little bit faster, which is nice.
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In 2014, the administration of President Barack Obama also expedited cases to deal with an influx of families from Central America seeking asylum.
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The Federal Court will hear the matter in the coming months because the ACCC asked for an expedited hearing, a court spokesman said.
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" Nancy Sterling, a spokeswoman for Shari Redstone, said in a statement, "We are looking forward to an expedited dismissal of this meritless suit.
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"That was a much more expedited process than if we had gone through a formal expulsion process," Lisa Lapin, a Stanford spokeswoman said.
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Here is the renewed motion we just filed seeking to depose Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, as well as an expedited jury trial.
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Moreover, it would defeat the purpose for establishing expedited removal proceedings: to stop aliens from entering the U.S.without a legitimate claim for asylum.
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Lawyers for the conservative group that brought the suit, Judicial Watch, pushed for a more expedited release but were ultimately rebuffed by Boasberg.
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The memo provides that rules implementing the new tax law can be designated to receive an expedited OMB review of 85033 business days.
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Plan on standing in line for at least an hour for each exhibit unless you buy a fast lane pass for expedited entry.
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One new regulation from Secretary of Defense James Mattis is that in order to get expedited citizenship, one most serve for 180 days.
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The three men killed were victims of the Obama administration's practice of carrying out expedited deportations of immigrants fleeing violence from Central America.
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Now, Abdullah's father "is filing paperwork to get an expedited humanitarian visa" for his wife, CAIR-Sacramento Valley Executive Director Basim Elkarra said.
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And nearly two-thirds of drugs approved in the program were given expedited review processes, such as accelerated approval or fast-track designation.
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Under the bill, Corker said, a vote on approving tariffs invoked under Section 232 of the trade law could be expedited through Congress.
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The program allows pre-vetted passengers to move through expedited security lanes without removing their shoes or taking laptops out of their bags.
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That has in many ways expedited its decline, as its continually had to shed more real estate and assets to pay off debt.
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Today's agreement also creates an expedited path to resolve this litigation should that law change or upon a decision by the appellate division.
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The Russia, Iran, and North Korea Sanctions Act will be considered under an expedited process that requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
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A group of House members is pushing for expedited floor consideration of two resolutions that oppose taxes targeting the oil and gas industry.
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A federal appeals court last week approved the U.S. Justice Department's request for an expedited schedule to appeal the ruling on antitrust concerns.
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An airline spokesperson told Business Insider that the second jet's arrival may be expedited if demand for A380 service exceeds the company's expectation.
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The big details from the memos, per the Post: Expand the use of "expedited deportations" from 2 weeks after entry to 2 years.
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"The airlines are actually working with us and working in a really expedited manner to get those exemptions from the government," said Nelson.
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If anything, though, the numbers show that he expedited docket program is part of the reason migrants fail to show up to court.
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At the same time, the government had expedited his asylum case in light of his new designation as a danger to the community.
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Law and Justice had tried to fast-track its court bills in July, approving them without hearings or debate under an expedited schedule.
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Laura Smith, 30, a Democrat in Des Moines who has multiple sclerosis, has also struggled to get a guaranteed chair and expedited entry.
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Late last month, a federal judge in California put a temporary stop to Avenatti's initial motion for an expedited trial and discovery process.
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Following the decision in the court of appeals, Democratic attorneys petitioned the Supreme Court to take up the case on an expedited basis.
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Sharapova has appealed against her ban to the Court of Arbitration for Sport and requested for her hearing to be expedited to July.
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KASPERSKY SAYS IF HE CAN GET EXPEDITED VISA HE "LOOKS FORWARD TO PUBLICLY ADDRESSING THE ALLEGATIONS ABOUT MY COMPANY AND ITS PRODUCTS" -SPOKESWOMAN
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That process typically takes two weeks, but it could be expedited if the union decides to keep workers on strike during the voting.
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The CRA allows Congress to do away with regulations through an expedited legislative process that prevents the minority from using the Senate's filibuster.
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The only other way a decision could be made before the start of the Champions League process is if the case were expedited.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor would have granted the request for expedited review of the case, according to the court order.
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The People's Bank of China "has expedited its development of a Central Bank Digital Currency" after Libra's announcement in June, the analysts said.
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Last month, the Justice Department said in a court filing that it expected to begin carrying out the expanded expedited removal policy Sept.
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Under the bill, Corker said, a vote on approving tariffs invoked under Section 232 of the trade law could be expedited through Congress.
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Mr. Cohn, director of the National Economic Council, has been given expedited access to cash and stock payments valued at nearly $285 million.
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The expedited hearings were started in 2014 to deal with increasing numbers of people fleeing Central America, in hopes of deterring additional migration.
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Cory Booker, too, uses a more expedited timeline in his climate proposal, aiming to spent $3 trillion to reach carbon neutrality by 2045.
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Expedited removal is a fast-track deportation process that allows immigration authorities to remove an individual without a hearing before an immigration judge.
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That process typically takes two weeks; however, that could be expedited if the union decides to keep workers on strike during the voting.
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The group said the administration had successfully received an expedited hearing by arguing the census questionnaire had to be finalized by June 30.
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Pierce, however, noted that the expedited removal proposal would likely do more to instill fear in the immigrant community than profoundly alter the deportation process within the US. "The vast majority of unauthorized immigrants have lived in the United States for more than two years — over 60% have lived here for 10 years or more — making them ineligible for expedited removal," she said.
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The new legislation would also authorize new temporary shelters for immigrant families, and provide for expedited resolution of asylum claims within 14 days. SEN.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department has proposed an expedited schedule for an appeal of a judge's ruling that allowed AT&T Inc (T.
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A shortened review process could leave projects open to worries from environmentalists and others that an expedited permitting system could short-change environmental protections.
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Currently, the annual fee pays for a pair of pants or shorts, the ability to attend curated events, workout classes and free expedited shipping.
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Under expedited removal, migrants are not entitled to a review of their cases in front of an immigration judge or access to an attorney.
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The case involved a section of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, dubbed Obamacare, that created an expedited path for regulatory approval of biosimilar drugs.
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Clovis Oncology intraday chart The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's decision was not expected until February, but was expedited through its accelerated approval program.
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The border security memo also advocates for an expansion of "expedited removals," a rushed process whereby people are deported without going before a judge.
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Once his administration finalizes the legislation, it would kick off an expedited timeline, known as fast track, during which Congress would weigh the agreement.
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After an interview and inspection by officers with CBP Díaz Córdova was processed for expedited removal and transferred to ICE custody, the agency said.
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Father's Day is this weekend, meaning you only have a few days left to shop before you're stuck with paying $20 for expedited shipping.
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Rick Snyder, a Republican, who had also sought a major disaster declaration and asked for nearly $96 million to be expedited for relief efforts.
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On December 11 another Facebook staffer writes to ask for an expedited review of Cambridge Analytica — saying it's "unfortunately… now a PR issue," i.e.
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By teaming up, the companies say they are better prepared to meet NASA's expedited goal of putting people back on the Moon by 2024.
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The proposal would also establish an expedited process through which Congress, starting in 2022, would review the AUMF and potentially change or repeal it.
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The federation is pressing for an expedited resolution ahead of a four-team tournament it has scheduled for the women's team in early March.
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You get access to expedited shipping, Prime Video, Prime Music, the Kindle Lending Library and probably a bunch of other stuff that I'm forgetting.
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It was originally ordered in 2013 and got expedited after a massive leak at a natural gas well in Aliso Canyon threatened power supplies.
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USOC leaders said the U.S. government told them it would work to ensure foreign athletes get expedited access to the U.S. for international competitions.
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Users with higher scores are able to access benefits that run the gamut from waivers on car rental deposits to expedited airport security checks.
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The app allows you to fill out your customs declaration forms before you arrive and, most importantly, grants you access to an expedited line.
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This process may be expedited, but Al-Kontar is painfully aware of his own privilege, compared to other refugees, in his somewhat gilded cage.
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"The only reason to pursue the expansion of expedited removal is to bypass the immigration courts…they know where the backlog is," Sandweg said.
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You'll also be able to request Libra, and Calibra will offer an expedited way of paying merchants by scanning your or their QR code.
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The company did not divulge whether the new process could result in expedited reviews or actions taken against certain accounts or tweets being reported.
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Amazon shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico takes up to seven business days, and expedited shipping costs additional fees, even for Prime members.
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But a 1996 law called the Congressional Review Act set up an expedited procedure for Congress to overturn regulations by agencies like the FCC.
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And if all else fails, you could sue the school for creating a nuisance, filing an expedited motion for an injunction against the school.
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Furthermore, the legislation complements the FDA's Expedited Access for Pre Market Approval guidance by establishing this priority review process for breakthrough technologies in statute.
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The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) is proceeding with several expedited Freedom of Information Act cases, and several related FOIA matters, to uncover answers.
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But ACLU's claim isn't based on a challenge to any of the expedited removal proceedings statutory provisions or written directives for implementing those provisions.
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I held a team meeting, explained our new deadline and created a plan for us to complete our work within this expedited time-frame.
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That policy will also clarify how we will apply our expedited programs to breakthrough products that use CAR-T cells and other gene therapies.
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The Trump administration, however, is rewriting U.S. asylum law and revamping the credible fear process to prevent most Central Americans from escaping expedited removal.
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In response, the T.S.A. stopped randomly processing some passengers who had not enrolled in a prescreening program to go through its expedited PreCheck lanes.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Monday promised to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration's proposed expansion of expedited immigrant removal authority.
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The resulting legislation was the Fugitive Slave Act, an early example of zero tolerance that required the expedited return of runaways to their masters.
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After applying and getting approved for this trusted traveler program, you can enjoy an expedited customs experience for the next four or five years.
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They did not get approved until Trump took office — and Trump expedited the King II process — but their applications did move forward under Obama.
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Instead, he renewed calls for an expedited conclusion to Mueller's probe if no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia is found.
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The critical step was the inclusion in the law of "expedited procedures" to allow the optional reconciliation bill to move through the Senate quickly.
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Without question, American support expedited their fall, but the costs to avoid that delay were not justified by the marginal benefit to American security.
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Yet the Sánchez government's expedited initiative to remove Franco's body from public view goes much further than the discourse of American politicians would dare.
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Talent influx: In response to Trump's immigration and visa policies, talent is flowing into Canada, which launched an expedited work-permit process last year.
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They would not eat, they said in Spanish, until the United States and Mexico expedited the process for letting asylum seekers across the border.
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Frequent travelers are nearly unanimous in their recommendations of this program, which gives expedited passage through security to travelers who have undergone background screening.
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The cases of those who met their reporting obligations are still being expedited, with some cases moving faster than lawyers and judges had expected.
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The ruling, which will be subject to an expedited appeal, requires the prime minister to secure Parliament's approval before commencing the so-called Brexit.
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In a press call this week, acting ICE Director Mark Morgan said the "results" of the expedited docket had been "very disappointing" thus far.
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If you need a passport sooner, you can have it expedited in two to three weeks, but it will cost you an extra $60.
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CA: There's an unwillingness to accept that some of this stuff takes time, and some of this is stuff that can't necessarily be expedited.
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The trade group asked for foreign worker visas to be expedited in response — furthering the industry's longtime goal of bringing in more foreign workers.
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President Trump recently expedited the discharge of these loans because past problems with the Department of Education's slow processing times have caused undue hardship.
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Getting the clearance, which puts members into separate, expedited security lanes, requires an online application, an in-person interview, fingerprinting and an $210 fee.
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The law creates an expedited path to citizenship for non-Muslim migrants from three countries, a move that critics say is discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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The legislation will be considered in the Senate under an expedited procedure that precludes a Democratic filibuster and allows passage by a simple majority.
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The screening will not apply to all lanes at the airports and will not be used for PreCheck, the expedited screening lanes, officials said.
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The Second Circuit's stay means that those documents will not have to be immediately handed over, pending an "expedited review" by a court panel.
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Can you pay for expedited shipping on a birthday gift you forgot to buy instead of driving to the mall on a Saturday morning?
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Despite the expedited entry, banks should not expect easier supervision, Lautenschlaeger said, warning that Europe will not lure banks by giving up its standards.
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In Italy, a heat wave this year, given the name Lucifer, is blamed for an expedited picking and reduced yields of Franciacorta sparkling wine.
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The administration's commissioner should immediately undertake an expedited review of the evidence and exempt one or more formulations of naloxone from the prescription requirement.
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But an immigrant who fails the initial screening, as Mr. Thuraissigiam did, receives only a truncated administrative review process and remains in expedited removal.
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Walton did not rule on the question of Muthana's citizenship, noting he did not need to address it in the motion for expedited consideration.
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His case can now be expedited, however, not if Democrats are hellbent on moving with a "rocket docket" of impeachment within a couple weeks.
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Over-the-counter sunscreen drug products are regulated by the FDA under the Sunscreen Innovation Act, an expedited process put in place in 2014.
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But Trump has to implement his enforcement policies to keep the magnet from coming back and he could benefit from implementing expedited removal proceedings.
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That means an alien entering the United States illegally has an 88% chance to avoid expedited removal simply by claiming a fear of return.
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However, the app&aposs portal makes the renewal process "much more streamlined and expedited than the traditional in-person passport application process," he said.
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Global Entry is a program offered by CBP that pre-approves low-risk travelers and gives them expedited clearance to enter the United States.
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Judge Amy Jackson agreed to sentence van der Zwaan on an expedited basis because his wife, Eva Khan, is pregnant and living in London.
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But North Korea has expedited its plans to develop a nuclear bomb, which it sees as a valuable bargaining chip in eventual peace negotiations.
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That same order, however, required Trump's lawyers to formally ask the Supreme Court to review that lower court decision on an extraordinarily expedited basis.
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Kamala Harris released a climate plan on Wednesday which aims for a carbon-neutral US economy by 2045, a more expedited timeline than others.
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Foyer called last year for an expedited permitting process to save money when he estimated that the tunnel portion alone could cost $10 billion.
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Pekoske said he is a "firm believer" in trusted traveler programs like PreCheck and Global Entry, which allow expedited screening for pre-vetted passengers.
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It is my expectation that the investigation will be comprehensive and expedited so that the public may gain a complete picture of what happened.
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This triggered a 60-day window during which Congress has the ability to reimpose old sanctions on Iran's nuclear program in an expedited fashion.
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"We've explained that the child was separated and that her parent was deported, and the government hasn't expedited the process at all," Valdes said.
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In her research, Fletcher suggests that the federal government give temporary, expedited work permits to undocumented immigrants in disaster zones to meet labor demand.
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Briefing in the case will take place on an expedited schedule ordered by the court on Friday, with the Justice Department's opening brief due Dec.
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Mr. Merritt said in his written testimony that the F.D.A. should consider expedited reviews of generic versions of drugs that have sharply increased in price.
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The Supreme Court last year left intact the EPA's Mercury and Air Toxic Standards, which have expedited the closure of older, inefficient coal-fired plants.
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The families expected to be targeted are those who recently entered the United States and were placed in an expedited family docket, the official said.
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It also provides war funding, disaster aid for Louisiana and other states, and an expedited process for considering Trump's nominee for defense secretary, retired Gen.
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Market (an e-commerce marketplace that is in beta); film and TV streaming through its video service KinoPoisk; and expedited services and discounts for Yandex.
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The border security guidance expands the use of "expedited removal" proceedings for unauthorized immigrants, allowing them to be deported more quickly with limited court proceedings.
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This step, among others, is part of a strict rule-changing process dictated by federal law that cannot be easily expedited once the government reopens.
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Five of the justices granted the stay, paving the way for an appellate court to begin hearing the case June 2 on an expedited schedule.
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If you're a frequent flier, sign up for TSA Pre-Check or Customs and Border Protection's Global Entry to get expedited screening at the airport.
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He has been invited to testify before the House of Representatives about his company and has applied for an expedited visa to go to Washington.
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To help alleviate some of the operational issues, TSA has expedited the hiring of 768 officers scheduled to be on the job by June 15.
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Another way to reduce lines is to bring back the security questioning process, and allow those who pose a lesser risk to receive expedited screening.
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The bill also creates an expedited permitting procedure to slash bureaucratic red-tape and open Puerto Rico's inefficient energy sector to private investment and revitalization.
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The suspension will also apply to programs that allow for expedited travel to Canada and Mexico, as well as a program for commercial truck drivers.
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One initiative has been its testing of a new loyalty program, where members pay an annual fee for perks including expedited shipping and workout classes.
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The GOP nominee demanded an "expedited investigation by a special prosecutor" into Clinton's ties to the Clinton Foundation during her time at the State Department.
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Barr's ruling could likely affect thousands of migrants apprehended at the border, many of whom are seeking asylum and would be subject to expedited removal.
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Support for devolution grew, paving the way for the opening of the Scottish Parliament in 270, which in turn expedited the rise of the SNP.
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But, as the commission said, the process could be expedited should Trump empower Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price to issue waivers to states.
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But labor activists have noted that Amazon continues to push forward with expedited shipping as other retail competitors try to match the ecommerce giant's reach.
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Another notable advantage is that Amazon is offering free standard shipping and free expedited shipping on orders over $15.00, according to the Amazon Prints website.
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"During the airport arrival process CBP officers granted some Global Entry members expedited entry without verifying the authenticity of their kiosk receipts," said the report.
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The appeal did not immediately seek an expedited hearing in the case, although such a request can be made separately, court spokesman Michael Sommermeyer said.
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"We are asking for an expedited ruling, but that is unlikely to happen by Friday," when Stella is supposed to leave the prison, he says.
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He suggested an expedited Ethics investigation — not loud public calls for Conyers to step down — would be the most effective way to resolve the issue.
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The CR language unveiled Tuesday night would not grant the waiver but rather establish an expedited process for considering it when lawmakers return in January.
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If an immigrant is found to have a credible fear, they are removed from expedited removal proceedings to pursue their asylum claims in immigration court.
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After moving for years at a glacial pace, she now wants an abbreviated and expedited impeachment process with just a few weeks of evidentiary preparation.
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And a third IRS-related bill would direct the Justice Department to establish expedited review procedures in identity-theft cases involving impersonators of IRS agents.
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Global Entry is a Customs and Border Protection program that allows US citizens to go through an expedited process upon returning from an international trip.
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The proposed regulation on the transition tax is the first guidance item to receive an expedited review by OMB, which the office completed last week.
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The order comes one day after lawyers for Trump and House Democrats jointly asked the appeals court to set the expedited schedule for the case.
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This so-called expedited screening process could be exploited by members of ISIS to infiltrate the U.S. and execute acts of terror on our soil.
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It would involve a government "blitz operation" that would round up "thousands of migrant parents and children" whose deportation orders were expedited earlier this year.
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In expedited removal proceedings, which are conducted by immigration officers, aliens can be deported without IJ hearings unless they have a credible fear of persecution.
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Existing Medicare patient protections, which allow for an expedited exceptions process, will be expanded to include more health plan education and information sharing with patients.
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In August, it vowed to completely eliminate plastic bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and bath gel from its hotel rooms by December 2020 – an expedited timeline.
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Incoming presidents always try to curb the prior administration's midnight regulations, and Congress can invalidate them using an expedited process under the Congressional Review Act.
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The D.C. Circuit will hear the challengers' case on an expedited schedule in June, when it will have a chance to rule on the merits.
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While the membership includes benefits such as access to original TV shows and music streaming, the core selling point has always been complimentary expedited shipping.
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The big box retailer says it will be able to deliver the Assistant-enabled smart speaker as early as tomorrow if you choose expedited shipping.
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Immigration rights activists have complained that in many cases immigrants, especially those involved in expedited hearings, do not receive proper notice of their court dates.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and Trey Hollingsworth (R-Ind.) creates an expedited Securities and Exchange Commission review process for smaller firms looking to raise capital.
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The bride and groom are senior product managers for Amazon in Seattle, she on the company's expedited delivery service and he in the video unit.
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Lawyers for both sides have already worked out an expedited briefing schedule that could mean a swift hearing in upcoming months by the nine justices.
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Playboy's CEO, Ben Kohn, said the decision to stop printing the magazine had been discussed for some time, but was expedited by the global outbreak.
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About 7,000 beds could be freed up with the cancellation of elective surgeries and expedited discharging of patients in the city's hospitals, de Blasio said.
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Navy officials said that preparations for the Comfort, which have been "expedited," will take weeks before it is ready to assist in the East Coast.
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Philanthropic bookseller Better World Books is even offering expedited shipping and 20% off with the code SAVE20 to get some good books into your hands.
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The officials said that the Trump administration had made expedited requests this week for paperwork needed to pardon the troops on or around Memorial Day.
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As mayor, Buttigieg implemented a plan to revitalize South Bend, which expedited code enforcement to demolish 1,000 deteriorating houses in the same number of days.
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Jaeckel has retail clients in warmer states who are expecting spring-collection inventory, so she has paid for expedited shipping to compensate for the delays.
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In a May 2018 letter, the State Department again said in its denial that the request "did not meet the established criteria" for expedited processing.
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The ACLU argued to a federal district court that the Department of Homeland Security failed to follow proper expedited removal procedures in handling Thuraissigiam's case.
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The case takes on particular salience, he notes, given the "evolving policy backdrop" of the Trump administration's "dramatic expansion in the criteria for expedited removal".
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Mattis has said he would work to shield immigrant recruits who enroll through a program made to trade expedited citizenship for medical and language skills.
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After an expedited review period of just 45 days, Secretary Zinke recently issued a recommendation to the president to shrink the boundaries of Bears Ears.
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New Yorkers are now barred from enrolling in Trusted Traveler programs, which allow people to use expedited lanes at United States airports and border crossings.
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The Food and Drug Administration issued an expedited approval of a test for the new coronavirus, signing off on its use by state health labs.
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Also, because detention is mandatory in expedited removal proceedings, the alien does not have an opportunity to gather evidence in support of his persecution claim.
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A DHS spokeswoman described the memo as "informational" and said it did not affect the decision to cut the expedited travel programs for New Yorkers.
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Many major foreign carriers do not participate in PreCheck, and the expedited security lanes are consequently not available in most international terminals at airports here.
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With his green card and a NEXUS pass that allows expedited processing, Mr. Ebrahimzadeh has not had any troubles at the border in recent years.
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Mr. Santos is seeking to pass this legislative package under an expedited mechanism that would cut down the procedural steps normally required under Colombian law.
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But expedited removal proceedings will be of limited use because many of the aliens in the pending cases have been here continuously for two years.
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CLEAR is similar to TSA PreCheck, but in addition to getting you expedited security access at airports, it&aposs available at select stadiums and arenas.
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Last-minute travelers may be familiar with the service which provides expedited passport processing times, sometimes in as little as 24 hours for a fee.
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While a court in Aragon had ruled two years ago that the objects should be repatriated, the current political crisis in Catalonia expedited the process.
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Under the new law, Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, Parsees, Buddhists and Jains would have an expedited path to citizenship even if they fail the citizenship test.
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Democrats have asked for expedited processing of this request, and called for a response from the National Archives about their request within 10 calendar days.
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The Supreme Court said Tuesday that it would consider the case on an expedited basis, and ordered both sides to submit briefs by Feb. 2.
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Both of them are currently in remission, but their trial had been expedited due to the risk of a relapse and potentially short life expectancy.
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"Uber's conduct plainly is designed to delay the expedited proceedings ordered by this Court and stonewall Waymo's request for preliminary relief," the court filing reads.
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Those requests are routine in the Senate and allow committee hearings to go forward and uncontroversial bills and nominations to be expedited to the floor.
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Ordinarily, the Supreme Court does not commit to a hearing timeframe when it grants a case; it was responding to Mr Trump's request for expedited review.
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Trump's legal team appealed on Tuesday, and the parties have agreed on an expedited briefing and hearing schedule that awaits signoff from an appeals court judge.
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But Robart rejected the states' request for an expedited hearing on the matter on Tuesday, and instead ordered the Justice Department to file a response Tuesday.
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Anthem says it will appeal a federal court ruling rejecting its $54 billion merger with Cigna and asked for an expedited hearing to make its case.
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Lawyers involved with the case are working with State Department officials to see if that could be expedited, should the waiver not be granted, Murray said.
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It was only when his arm began swelling while he was training for his next deployment that he was able to get a doctor's appointment expedited.
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Only the #Ihatethewait TSA Armageddon in May inspired me to sign up for U.S. Customs' Global Entry, which includes TSA Pre-Check and expedited Customs clearance.
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But by utilizing the new and improved depth map, this process can be expedited and reduced in difficulty by, they claim, around an order of magnitude.
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Google's online store shows that if you order a Premiere Edition today, it should ship sometime in November even if you don't pay for expedited shipping.
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Gavin Newsom of California, who was asked to consider a pardon on an expedited basis, Mr. Petty said, adding that the governor was still weighing it.
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The company's ease, speed, and savings — underscored by killer perks like free, expedited shipping and simple returns — has encouraged more people to shop online, more often.
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Wells Fargo typically charged $95 to $125 for the type of expedited appraisal at issue, when the actual cost was $50 or less, the complaint said.
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Necip İscimen, deputy chief prosecutor for constitutional crimes, said on Friday night that this indictment expedited the coup because his team was about arresting the leaders.
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If you don't buy these extra units, expedited retrievals will only be accepted if the capacity to fulfill them is available when you make your request.
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But 66% of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. have been here for 10 years or more — disqualifying them from expedited removal, according to Pew Research Center.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act allows DHS to modify the conditions for using expedited removal proceedings — but the administration is still likely to face legal challenges.
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Both children were reunited with their parents Monday under an expedited reunification plan, and they will all be going to court Wednesday to discuss possible treatments.
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The Food and Drug Administration has granted expedited review for Dupixent, an eczema treatment that is being jointly developed by drugmakers Sanofi (SNY) and Regeneron (REGN).
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If Cleveland delays too long, the ACLU would file a lawsuit in federal court and ask for an expedited hearing, Link said in a telephone interview.
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Oregon law allows for a court-appointed receiver "in the event of a corporate deadlock or prospective insolvency," and Endeavour is asking for an expedited hearing.
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Nieto announced at IHS CERAWeek an expedited schedule of December for a fourth round of investor bids on deep-water deposits in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The FDA also expedited the approval process for esketamine, which is derived from the anesthetic ketamine, because many patients with depression don't respond to normal treatments.
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The courts have held that the DOJ fails to process an expedited request "as soon as practicable" when it violates that standard initial 20-day deadline.
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This rapid deployment of facial recognition in airports follows a 2017 executive order in which President Trump expedited former President Obama's efforts to use biometric technology.
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Earlier this month, Clinton said that the federal government should "step up" its assistance to the city and conduct an "expedited review" of Flint's water infrastructure.
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Deporting those migrants was only one element of Germany's refugee policy, Merkel said, adding that the integration of those who are granted protection must be expedited.
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The company said it still awaits the NEB's decision on another request to set up an expedited process to deal with future disputes with other governments.
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Going forward, association with a U.S. president could means that fewer bribes are needed because the Trump connection leads officials to grant waivers and expedited services.
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PreCheck offers access to expedited lanes at airport checkpoints, allowing passengers to wear their shoes, jackets and belts and maintain possession of important carry-on items.
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US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, is expanding its use of the "expedited-removal" deportation program, according to a notice published to the Federal Register.
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DOJ officials said the individuals who are prosecuted criminally are subject to expedited removal, so it should not have an impact on the immigration court system.
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Mehta's ruling means there could be an expedited decision on whether the accounting firm can hand over the financial documents on Trump and his private businesses.
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This contrasts starkly with the brand drug industry which has a median approval time of 12 months and an expedited priority review of about 6 months.
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Credible fear findings in expedited removal proceedings are plummeting, and this may just be the beginning of a campaign to reduce the demand for asylum hearings.
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In a filing earlier Monday, prosecutors and attorneys for Flynn said their request would allow for an "expedited sentencing," without haste, whenever both sides were ready.
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He has written more than 300 opinions and carries a huge record in the executive branch that will make the expedited confirmation schedule challenging to fulfill.
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President Donald Trump's administration has proposed and instituted an array of restrictive immigration policies, including crack-downs on illegal immigrants, limits on asylum and expedited deportations.
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The court's action means the government can continue to deny asylum seekers placed in expedited removal a chance to have their cases heard by federal court.
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"(Projects) pending a long time in the process due to lack of necessary information were expedited before the end of the fiscal year," said San Myint.
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"We will be introducing legislation to introduce an expedited pardon process, with no fee, for those with previous convictions for simple possession of cannabis," Bardsley said.
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The bill is introduced by way of the Congressional Review Act, which lets Congress reverse recent decisions made by federal agencies via an expedited legislative process.
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The court has also granted Waymo expedited discovery and we will use this to further protect our work and hold Uber fully responsible for its misconduct.
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More than 40,000 cases were closed via the expedited system between then and 2016, although pro-immigrant groups accused him of violating migrants' due process rights.
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Under current law, unauthorized immigrants facing expedited removal may seek asylum before an immigration judge if found to have a credible fear of persecution or torture.
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That could make it more difficult for any worker who is considered "essential" but whose membership in expedited entry lanes has lapsed to cross the border.
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The momentum of Target's sales over the past two years can be attributed to first-rate merchandising, expedited online delivery and their capability for curbside pickup.
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A former executive with brewing giant Anheuser-Busch, Flynn was also involved in the successful staging of the 2003 Women's World Cup on an expedited timeline.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York met yesterday to end a spat over immigration that has limited New York road warriors' access to expedited airport security lines.
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Caught after crossing less than 100 feet of American soil, Mr Thuraissigiam was a prime candidate for expedited removal under the regime in effect since 2004.
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In an effort to reduce its reliance on American components, China has expedited efforts to produce its own semiconductors, driverless cars, artificial intelligence and other technologies.
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Despite their requests for expedited access, they say Apple has told them that they may not be able to get into the account until February 20.
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Experts and those with knowledge of the program, which was quietly implemented in recent weeks, believe the aim of the expedited processing for Mexicans is clear.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE on Thursday to ask for a "comprehensive and expedited" review of eight years of mineral withdrawals.
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Exports of nickel ore have jumped to nearly three times the normal monthly shipment level since Indonesia announced its export ban was being expedited, he said.
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Gregg Abbott (R) gave the president an "A+" for his response times and a $7.6 billion bipartisan aid package was expedited to the lone star state.
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The Department of Homeland Security recently decided to bar New York residents from federal programs that allow "trusted travelers" expedited transit through airports and border checkpoints.
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If the non-resident Iranians were "overstays" or their paperwork was somehow otherwise problematic, they could be ordered deported from the country on an expedited basis.
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The agency issued an expedited removal order, arguing that Abadi had plans to stay in the US permanently and violate his visa, according to his attorneys.
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Ambassador Sondland had previously agreed to appear voluntarily today, without the need for a subpoena, in order to answer the Committee's questions on an expedited basis.
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The motion for summary judgment, filed Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, seeks an expedited ruling in Karnoski v. Trump.
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"It is my expectation that the investigation will be comprehensive and expedited so that the public may gain a complete picture of what happened," Lightfoot tweeted.
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Shah also said that more documents, like the incendiary House GOP memo released Friday through an expedited disclosure process, will be handled in the same way.
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The company is also giving itself the power to leapfrog general submissions by sending expedited cases directly to the board to ask for a speedy opinion.
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Asa Hutchinson, the Republican governor of Arkansas, said Thursday that he asked the Trump administration to appeal the judge's decision and ask for an expedited decision.
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Industry members, including Google and Microsoft, have proposed an international system of expedited evidence sharing between countries that agree to certain human and civil rights baselines.
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The 2nd Circuit's brief order indicated a three-judge panel would conduct "expedited review" of whether a stay pending the outcome of the appeal is appropriate.
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Johnson's case was the first to go to trial because doctors said he was near death, and in California, dying plaintiffs can be granted expedited trials.
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Cornyn said he plans to unveil legislation that would keep families together while undocumented children wait for their status hearing, which he says should be expedited.
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So credit the commission, a typically opaque body with a history of mission creep, for backing off from the plan, instead promising hearings and an expedited review.
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The researchers also suggest authorities place families directly into proceedings with an immigration judge rather than first subjecting them to an administrative process such as expedited removal.
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DHS is also eliminating an exemption that previously prevented the use of expedited removal proceedings for Cuban nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
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And perhaps, with the help of artificial intelligence, research into now-fringe therapies will be expedited to reach the gold standard of human clinical trials ever faster.
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Then, Kennedy tweeted that after talking to Wells Fargo on the phone, not only had the bank approved of her debit card, but it expedited the order.
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Victor Mok, GLP's China co-president, is introducing logistics parks with smart gates and loading docks for expedited clearing of lorries as well as automation inside warehouses.
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No staffers have shown signs of the mumps so far, and 1,000 doses of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine have been ordered expedited to the jail.
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Schumer also said that the confirmation process would be expedited if the nominees all submitted their ethics paperwork and allowed "a day or two" for any questions.
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Finally, Alternative D is an expedited restoration plan that would see the release of bears in the area until such time that their restoration goals are reached.
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This 1996 law allows Congress to undo regulations issued in the last 60 legislative days; it's basically an expedited way for Congress to correct a wayward agency.
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Parliament agreed in principle last week to the deal he negotiated with the EU, but not to the expedited timetable on which he wanted to pass it.
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The United States has expedited the sale and delivery of military equipment, but officials said more work remains on how a regional missile defense could be deployed.
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Nixon a unanimous majority, understanding the enormity of the matter, ruled after expedited consideration that the Nixon coverup must end and the evidence must be expeditiously provided.
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Vance, the Second Circuit stayed the district court's decision "pending expedited review by a panel of the Court," which could be scheduled as early as next week.
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Waymo is also seeking expedited discovery in the new filing, and it offered three supporting testimonies alongside its request for both the injunction and the expeditious process.
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It says the costume might not arrive in time for Halloween weekend, but expedited shipping is $40, so I decide to cross my fingers and risk it.
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The expedited INARA procedure blocks members of the House from offering points of order to the sanctions bill, which can be used as a parliamentary delaying tactic.
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The Migration Policy Institute, a nonpartisan immigration think tank, estimates that 297,000 unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. could be subject to expedited removal under the new policy.
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Starting next month, the TSA will "significantly reduce access to TSA PreCheck expedited screening for non-enrolled travelers," an agency spokesperson told Travel + Leisure in an email.
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We must end MPP and the harm it causes: the expedited asylum programs precluding due process and access to counsel, and the issuing of deportations in absentia.
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Anthem said on Thursday that it intends to promptly file a notice of appeal and request an expedited hearing of its appeal to reverse the court's decision.
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If it can get through expedited approval thanks to incentives for treating rare diseases, Circumvent wants to sell its medicine for $100,000 which is covered by insurance.
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TVAddons agreed to stop hosting addons that allowed users to stream a handful of specific channels, and will implement an expedited copyright takedown process for Dish Network.
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The bill would essentially create an expedited 14-day process for asylum cases and double the number of immigration judges on the border from 375 to 750.
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In February, he scored a big victory when the Supreme Court temporarily blocked the administration's plan until an appeals court can consider an expedited challenge this summer.
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The expedited screening program that makes preflight risk assessments of passengers is available at more than 160 airports across the country and costs $85 for five years.
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The Pentagon has had its ups and downs with immigrant recruitment efforts since former President George W. Bush ordered "expedited naturalization" for immigrant soldiers after 9/11.
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Several amendments to the annual defense policy bill focus on a Pentagon program that allows immigrants with in-demand skills to enlist in exchange for expedited citizenship.
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The bill would require that the special counsel be fired only "for cause" as opposed to "at will," and provide for expedited judicial review of any firing.
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Publishers in major Spanish cities, like Madrid and Barcelona, have teamed up with Amazon so that a physical newspaper can be ordered through the expedited delivery service.
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The suit was dismissed last April, but Mr. Emery went to the Appellate Division for an expedited appeal and a temporary halt to construction, which was granted.
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The team also discovered that the 24 drugs put on the 'fast track' for approval - another FDA program for expedited review - were more likely be better-tested.
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The boy's father is attempting to get his wife an "expedited humanitarian visa" so she can be with her son, who has a genetic brain condition. 3.
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First, the judge looked favorably on a proposal by the defendants' lawyers to have an expedited trial, because holding up the deal would be adverse to ExamWorks.
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The ruling, requiring parliamentary approval of the government's plans, will be subject to an expedited appeal, but it is a major setback for Prime Minister Theresa May.
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A massive immigration court backlog has resulted in cases being scheduled years out; it's not clear whether these cases will be on a similar timeline or expedited.
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The problems can largely be traced to when the TSA began cutting back its staff, anticipating droves of fliers would sign up for its expedited PreCheck program.
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Undue delays prevent the veteran from receiving the expedited treatment intended by Congress Additionally, medical professionals are forced to wait an inordinate amount of time for payments.
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You can also follow grassroots groups like Take 'Em Down NOLA, who are fighting for expedited removal of public Confederate monuments in states without strict legal protections.
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Then in October 2013, the TSA expanded PreCheck to people who hadn't directly signed up for it, and the number of people getting expedited security immediately tripled.
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The health insurer is appealing a federal judge's ruling that prohibited Anthem's $53 billion acquisition of Cigna and is asking for an expedited review of the appeal.
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The PreCheck program allows passengers who have undergone background checks to move through expedited security lanes without taking off their shoes or removing electronics from their bags.
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In testimony before the House Financial Services Committee on Thursday, Stumpf is expected to tell lawmakers the company will reform its sales tactics on an expedited basis.
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With the full resumption of deportations, which took effect on Thursday morning, Haitians who arrive at the border without visas will be put into expedited removal proceedings.
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The well-heeled who wish for round-the-clock access to doctors, expedited appointments with specialists and members-only hospital amenities are turning to concierge medical services.
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The association has called for the creation of a $100 billion federally backed business interruption insurance program to get funds to businesses in an expedited time frame.
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"My plan was always to adopt Riesling but with the shelter trying to clear out, I'm sure they're (the shelter) happy this process is expedited," she said.
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With premium processing, U.S. immigration services offered a 15-day expedited service for a $1,225 filing fee, but come April that will no longer be an option.
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According to immigration attorneys, many of the migrants on those expedited docket programs don't have legal representation and are often confused about how the asylum process works.
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VICE News and Shapiro submitted a FOIA request to the Secret Service August 18 for records pertaining to its investigation of Trump's statements, and sought expedited processing.
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As a frequent international traveler for my reporting work, I have global-entry status, which allows for expedited re-entry into the U.S. for low-risk travelers.
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It's unclear when Instagram was originally planning to release the product, and how much it expedited the release in order to serve users during the coronavirus outbreak.
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But children cannot be subject to expedited removal; they are automatically entitled to a full hearing before an immigration judge, and their cases take longer to resolve.
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Pelosi has made it clear she wants an expedited inquiry with Judiciary Committee and House impeachment votes prior to Thanksgiving based on the findings from committee investigations.
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Aliens in expedited removal proceedings are removed summarily unless they have a credible fear of persecution, which entitles them to an asylum hearing before an immigration judge.
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An asylum officer decided during the expedited removal process that Thuraissigiam had not shown a credible fear of persecution at the prospect of returning to Sri Lanka.
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Migrants stopped anywhere in America would thenceforth be subject to expedited removal unless they could prove they had been in the country for at least two years.
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If you get going sooner rather than later, you'll avoid the need for expedited shipping, which often means more trips, and less-efficient ones, by delivery trucks.
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Andrew, Florida: Will any of the investigating bodies examining Trump's world have the prerogative of requesting expedited Supreme Court rulings on cases that bypass the lower courts?
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During a busy brunch service years ago, one of his line cooks walked out and the expediter had to fill in and cook while a manager expedited.
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The Trump administration temporarily barred New Yorkers from enrolling in Global Entry and other expedited traveler programs, escalating tensions between President Trump and his former home state.
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A group of Senate Democrats is demanding to know whether some members of an expedited airport screening program have had their status revoked because of their religion.
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Afghan political and military leaders need reassurance, and the tenuous state of the war requires that the U.S. National Security Council address it on an expedited basis.
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Two key House Democrats are urging the IRS to create an "expedited process" to provide refunds for nonprofits that paid a tax on their employee transportation benefits.
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On the face of it, India's new citizenship law might seem quite reasonable in its offer of expedited citizenship for migrants of minority religions from neighboring countries.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously vacated a lower court's decision to throw out the attorney's fees EEOC had been ordered to pay CRST Van Expedited Inc.
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BuzzFeed News argued that the public interest in these documents, especially during an election year and a historic impeachment trial, justified releasing them on an expedited basis.
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They discussed the best ways of traveling to Syria to evade law enforcement, applied for expedited passports, and contacted active Islamic State militants for help getting there.
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If it sought to compel testimony in the Ukraine matter, it could have asked for an expedited ruling and likely gotten a district court order by now.
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Normally, permanent residents must wait five years before applying for citizenship, although noncitizens who have served honorably in our military are given an expedited path to naturalization.
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While a lot of that is down to internal mismanagement so profound that ministers have lost their jobs, Trump's constant threats to restore sanctions expedited that fall.
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Since January 2017, it has been used 14 times, and only the end of the expedited disapproval period has saved other Obama rules from a similar fate.
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But while the case is expedited and both sides want a speedy resolution, the justices could also decide to sit on the petition for weeks or months.
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He has asked for the decision to be expedited given the urgent situation in the camps, and he said he hopes for a ruling by next month.
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He set out to prove that the sometimes ponderous state bureaucracy could move at Silicon Valley speed, and he was the one who promised the expedited permits.
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The judge in the Kupperman matter, Richard Leon, had agreed to an expedited schedule, but one that would still probably stretch deep into December or even January.
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Jackson added that she'd be open to issuing an oral opinion from the bench, followed by a written decision, if the attorneys asked for an expedited step.
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I have been a strong advocate for the expedited hiring of CBP personnel, co-sponsoring such legislation as H.R. 9: Anti-Border Corruption Reauthorization Act of 2017.
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And if a selling point of the Speedfactory was expedited time to market, why use it to manufacture shoes that would have to travel from Germany to China?
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"We're not going to start changing this today, it's not going to start happening tomorrow," the official said of an expansion of who is eligible for expedited deportation.
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On that second prescription, the provider should write Expedited Partner Therapy in the name line and January 1st of the current year in the date of birth line.
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But Democrats put forth a resolution to use its power under the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to review new regulations by federal agencies through an expedited legislative process.
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The current policy allows officials to use expedited removal within 100 miles of the border and toward individuals who have been in the country up to two weeks.
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The U.S. expedited the deployment of military assets to the Persian Gulf and withdrew diplomatic staff from Iraq, claiming threats by Iran against U.S. positions in the region.
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A hearing on whether the case should be expedited is scheduled in Massachusetts on June 7 after Dauman filed a petition to have the trial date moved up.
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Stine's company deals with about 100 suspensions a month and charges $2,500 per appeal ($212,218 if you want an expedited one), which is in line with industry norms.
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"The amounts involved, the favors done and the significant numbers of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately, immediately," Trump said.
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Customs and Border Protection has been using facial recognition to screen non-US residents on international flights since 2015, a project that was expedited by the Trump administration.
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I choose a recent vacation photo of him with our kiddo and decide not to pay for expedited shipping, even though it will arrive after his actual birthday.
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That trend is controversial on its own: The expedited process was initially a response to critics who said the FDA was moving too slowly on life-saving treatments.
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With the new 'expedited' option, you'll pay $0.03 per GB and $0.01 per request when you retrieve data and you'll get your download within one to five minutes.
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S. immigration authorities detained Hussain and placed him in expedited removal because he is inadmissible to the U.S. as an intended immigrant without possessing a valid immigrant visa.
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The immigration and border check system, designed to allow vetted low-risk travelers expedited entry to the U.S., has more than six million people signed up to date.
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Just to legally change forms is a fairly complicated and costly process with verification from doctors needed and about $500 for change fees and expedited service, she explained.
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Qualcomm's next move will likely be to request Koh's ruling is put on hold while the company seeks expedited review by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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A top official at the European Central Bank said Wednesday that British-based banks that want to move to the euro zone should be given an expedited entry.
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The ECB, the euro zone's banking supervisor, has had many inquiries from British-based banks wanting to come under its watch and may give them an expedited entry.
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