Some wondered whether Pound's mental condition was an extenuating circumstance.
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But throw in extenuating circumstances, and asylum seekers could wait years.
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"There were extenuating circumstances," he said, which he proceeded to explain.
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If you have extenuating circumstances, though, you can request an extension.
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I didn't marry too young or commit because of extenuating circumstances.
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He told the judge that extenuating circumstances had prevented Cardi from attending.
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It's easy to find extenuating justifications for the cravenness of the GOP.
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Paris, the bioethicist, agreed that extenuating circumstances call for more nuanced approaches.
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Unfortunately, health conditions and extenuating circumstances meant Thomas was unable to attend.
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For a drop to have that effect, however, would require some extenuating circumstances.
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There were extenuating circumstances for the murder, not least the collapse of the wedding.
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A lot of these circumstances were extenuating and had nothing to do with us.
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It's just true stories of people doing amazing stuff against extenuating circumstances and succeeding.
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" Jackson noted that the new requirement would be waived for students with "extenuating circumstances.
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I never, ever, go out when I have her, unless it's some extenuating circumstance.
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Until 1981, a wife's affair could be considered an extenuating circumstance for her murder.
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But for those facing extenuating circumstances who must leave, Haque offered the following advice:
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For all the extenuating circumstances, the award underscores why VW needs to revamp executive pay.
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Unsurprisingly, airlines are reluctant to publicize the rule and often deny claims, citing extenuating circumstances.
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There are no extenuating circumstances that the prosecutor will accept: a priori, guilt is proven.
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Claims that they suffered violent domestic abuse carried little extenuating weight when judges sentenced them.
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A truly family-friendly workplace ought to be understanding, especially during times of extenuating circumstances.
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"These are extenuating circumstances" that an experienced police officer would take into account, he said.
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The framework is not binding in the event that the board determines there were extenuating circumstances.
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It's terrifying to begin with, but under these extenuating circumstances, having a mob behind you basically.
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Going back to work sooner than you are ready can be an extenuating circumstance, she believes.
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But what if you've already passed the deadline, or you're flat broke, or have other extenuating circumstances?
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Those "extenuating circumstances" could be a nod toward the troubles rival Chinese firm ZTE faced last year.
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That's not a flip-flop, that's a willingness to be flexible in the face of extenuating circumstances.
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Even in extenuating circumstances, that drive upstate with her mom made a world of difference to Jessica.
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The students said they felt repercussions for extenuating factors surrounding the assault, not for the assault itself.
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But the department said that the deadline could be pushed back to October due to extenuating circumstances.
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But because Japan does not fall under Airbnb's extenuating-circumstances policy, Dr. Shields struggled to secure refunds.
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Airbnb has enacted its "extenuating circumstances policy," allowing guests to cancel reservations in affected areas at no charge.
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I never ever ever ask anyone to speak directly into the recorder, unless there are very extenuating circumstances.
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They have, in air quotes, no choice but to submit; they are absolved of responsibility by extenuating circumstances.
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"Any request must include physician medical approval and detail the extenuating circumstances necessitating such a request," it said.
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Either way, the question of where we draw the line for extenuating circumstances is not an easy one.
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The USGA announced on Thursday that Li, 16, breached rule 6-2, but determined that there were extenuating circumstances.
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Cops launched an investigation and tell us Salma's neighbor confessed to shooting the dog, but there were extenuating circumstances.
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A Republican president is being attacked, and his instinct is to find extenuating reasons for the man's controversial actions.
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Treasury secretaries generally take commercial flights except in extenuating circumstances because of the exorbitant costs of using military planes.
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"Any request must include physician medical approval and detail the extenuating circumstances necessitating such a request," the statement said.
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Lopez noted that judges did not always sentence within guideline ranges and could also take extenuating circumstances into account.
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All of these factors are weighed by multiple investigators, along with any other extenuating circumstances, before a suicide is declared.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna hosted a Vegas pool party ... but due to extenuating circumstances neither dressed for the occasion.
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This column used to run over at Deadspin but due to extenuating circumstances, that's no longer gonna be the case.
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Airbnb is applying its Extenuating Circumstances policy to the United States, as well as Mainland China, South Korea, and Italy.
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But let's say that in the instance at hand, there turned out to be no relevant or convincing extenuating circumstances.
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"We could find ourselves subject to constant petty harassment and the ignoring of common sense extenuating circumstances," the report warns.
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Of course, there were tons of possible extenuating circumstances, including the fact that Beverly hadn't held this position for years.
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Beginning today, permission is necessary for Italians to move around the country for reasons of work, health or extenuating circumstances.
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The 20-year-old Swedish main tank ran into "extenuating circumstances with his visa," the team posted Monday on Twitter.
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Additionally, school districts can issue a waiver if a student is unable to complete the application because of extenuating circumstances.
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The desire to frame Ruth's journey with some measure of truth — and kindness, in conjunction — stemmed from the episode's extenuating circumstances.
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Even though she's pro-life, the woman classifies Lindsay's pregnancy as "extenuating circumstances" which defy any category she's ever encountered before.
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Four additional countries were featured in the report without being ranked, due to difficulties gathering reliable information or other extenuating circumstances.
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Now, there are exceptions to this idea: pregnancy, injury, extenuating life circumstances... I just never realized they would extend into mine.
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He's the victimizer (he did plow into the motorcyclist, though extenuating circumstances materialize), but he soon becomes the accident's other victim.
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There will always be renters who fail to pay and extenuating circumstances that can suddenly cause a local market to turn.
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If there are extenuating circumstances around a record, they can't always be captured in the rigid framework of the system, advocates argue.
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We may, in rare instances, remove content from our websites, social media pages, or related platforms for legal reasons or extenuating circumstances.
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Frankie & Benny's owner Restaurant Group skidded 11 percent on news its chief executive officer will step down due to "extenuating personal circumstances".
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They also have to have been a host at least 10 times a year and have never canceled without an extenuating circumstance.
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A book from the 22019-2017 curriculum also called for "fighting the infidels and polytheists" except under a handful of extenuating circumstances.
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Her choreography invokes the pacing and playing of zoo animals in their enclosures, while emphasizing and extenuating humans' tendency to identify with them.
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"It is high, but the prosecutors obviously felt there were extenuating circumstances that justified the enhancements," said Lynn Neils, a former federal prosecutor.
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Undersecretary of Defense Ellen Lord will no longer attend the event "due to extenuating circumstances," Lieutenant Colonel Mike Andrews said in a statement.
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Undersecretary of Defense Ellen Lord will no longer attend the event "due to extenuating circumstances," Lieutenant Colonel Mike Andrews said in a statement.
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This was due to a number of extenuating circumstances, including the parent waiving reunification or a red flag indicating a possible criminal history.
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More from Tonic: For the next few years, I kept a few of these things nearby in case of emergencies or extenuating circumstances.
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As Mr. Silver wrote on FiveThirtyEight on Wednesday, there were a lot of extenuating circumstances that made the Trump story hard to call.
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Treasury officials traditionally fly on commercial aircraft except in extenuating circumstances, because government planes can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to operate.
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Just look into trip insurance in case you have to cancel it for reasons related to COVID-19 or any other extenuating circumstances.
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As the pandemic spread around the world, though, Airbnb repeatedly modified its extenuating circumstances policy, giving guests increasing latitude to cancel their reservations.
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The official added that any judges who fail to meet performance goals would be able to present extenuating circumstances to the Justice Department.
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Reaching the Martian surface so early in the space age is a feat unto itself, especially given the extenuating circumstances of epic dust storms.
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There's a powerful temptation for many Republicans to avoid that question — or, in wrestling with it, to look to reassuring explanations and extenuating circumstances.
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Many attended dinners or accepted gifts from Francis, but the Navy found there were extenuating circumstances that excused their actions, according to the Post.
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Airbnb also notes in its news release that it'll continue to assess the situation, meaning the specifics of its extenuating circumstances coverage could change.
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"I don't know if there were any extenuating circumstances that the governor was addressing, like confidentiality issues from the complainants," Mr. de Blasio said.
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But I wouldn't be the first person who's had a major issue, extenuating circumstances and ascended to tremendous positions of responsibility, power and leadership.
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Meanwhile, short-term rental bookings site Airbnb has suspended bookings in Beijing through April 30 and enacted its extenuating circumstances policy for bookings throughout China.
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German law protects the identity of the accused, meaning that unless there are extenuating circumstances, only first names and initials of surnames are made public.
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You might even find out that they didn't intend to ghost you, or that they've been withdrawn because they're dealing with some extenuating life circumstances.
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Babies with extenuating circumstances can get great benefits from the additional monitoring, data accumulation, and automated surveillance that our new age of parenting gadgets provide.
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Although the court found the soldiers guilty of war crimes which can carry the death penalty under Congolese law, its judgment cited unspecified extenuating circumstances.
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There were probably other extenuating circumstances, but I like to think it's because that old alien trapped in JGL's youthful body was no longer around.
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"I'm not familiar with those specific numbers, but if there are extenuating circumstances we should take into consideration, I would commit to look at it."
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"Just because a turtle has a plastic in it, you can't say that it died from it, except in very extenuating circumstances," Dr. Hardesty said.
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But Airbnb's own terms include an "extenuating circumstances" clause that allows guests to cancel in certain situations — even when hosts' policies otherwise wouldn't allow it.
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They first approached L. from a place of concern, trying to see if maybe there were extenuating circumstances, or something that I wasn't aware of.
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In all three of those elections there were major extenuating circumstances -- Great Depression, Clinton impeachment and September 11 terrorist attacks -- that upset the historical trend.
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Whatever Abrams' reasoning may be for not incorporating more of Rose Tico's character, the greater discourse around the extenuating circumstances has become a bigger issue.
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"As we have noted before, Huawei does have backup systems but only for use in extenuating circumstances," a Huawei spokesperson told the South China Morning Post.
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"While this was a challenging situation for everyone involved given the extenuating circumstances, we take any report of improper treatment of migrants very seriously," he said.
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"I'm usually not too political, but this felt like extenuating circumstances, and I thought this was a good way to get my point across," she says.
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A leak of this kind allows no extenuating observation, of the kind Clinton herself proposed at the end of their testy second debate earlier this week.
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Despite the location or extenuating circumstances surrounding a threat, there is no easy answer for school administrators who must quickly determine how to respond under pressure.
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Alves was reportedly told she wouldn't have to sit for the exam, due to the obvious extenuating circumstances, but she was determined to take it regardless.
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I won't reveal what lands her in jail, except to say she's guilty but that there are extenuating circumstances ignored by her hapless, fumbling public defender.
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The agency may let someone stay, under supervision, in extenuating circumstances — if the person is receiving medical treatment or caring for an elderly parent, for example.
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People unable to travel because of flight cancelations relating to coronavirus are also able to cancel their Airbnb bookings without any charge under the extenuating circumstances policy.
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The caution that I would register is that they not be hard-and-fast rules because in the life of immigrants, there are too many extenuating circumstances.
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But we live in America, where everyone is allowed to hire counsel, have his day in court to make his case, offer extenuating circumstances and present context.
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"You can speculate, Shep, that there might be some extenuating circumstances as to why those people were not invited, we're going to look into that further...." Roberts said.
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Thinking about my own mother, even the extenuating circumstances that influenced our lives weren't nearly as dramatic as the stuff I see on the big or small screen.
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The fact is, shaving is just more convenient to do while pregnant, and it's safe — provided you take extra care and barring some kind of extenuating health complication.
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This way he found he could look at Amanda to his left as she sat between two other women, all three absorbed in watching the monks' extenuating ritual.
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In each instance, the students saw repercussions for extenuating factors surrounding their assault, not for the assault themselves, such as being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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Her risk increases if she is facing any kind of extenuating circumstance, such as single motherhood, loss of a job or a big life transition, according to Brody.
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The move appears to expand criteria that had previously limited testing to patients who had been hospitalized, absent certain extenuating circumstances such as contact with a coronavirus patient.
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Plenty of Airbnb listings are subject penalty-free cancellation and you can also contest cancellation or service fees under the "extenuating circumstances" cancellation policy, which was recently expanded.
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And because Miss Manners does not wish for whole unruly seasons to forgo festivity, she -- and most reasonable hosts -- will graciously accept last-minute cancellations for extenuating circumstances.
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While ultimately Bradford never displayed a level of play worth trusting in as a franchise guy, a number of extenuating circumstances that led to his failure in St. Louis.
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Frankie & Benny's owner Restaurant Group skidded 11 percent to an all-time low after the company said its chief executive officer was stepping down due to "extenuating personal circumstances".
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Once a case is resolved in the context of a publicly funded courtroom, except in the most extenuating circumstances, the public should have the right to know what happened.
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I then expanded my definition of an emergency or extenuating circumstance to include having one too many drinks, attending sex parties, or tangling with partners whose libido dwarfed my own.
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Without obvious extenuating circumstances (like a high-profile presidential primary for one party but not the other), primary performance can be cautiously interpreted as a harbinger of the general election.
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Last July, a former soldier convicted of violently raping a 16-year-old girl received a suspended sentence as the judge considered his military service in Donbas an extenuating circumstance.
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Service fees on trips booked now through June 1 that do not fall under the company's extenuating-circumstances policy will also be refundable with travel coupons for a future journey.
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But according to Burgess, there were some important extenuating circumstances that may have allowed a great white shark to wander inland despite this animal's normal aversion to low salinity environments.
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Smith and the University of Hartford coach, Meg Decker, began guiding Nadirah through applying for what's called an eligibility waiver, which the NCAA offers to some student athletes in extenuating circumstances.
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According to a spokesman for Major League Baseball, the game was still expected to lose money because of low ticket prices and other extenuating circumstances, including travel expenses for the Rays.
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But, there are lots of extenuating circumstances that went into the Kennedy selection that show just how hard it is to find exactly the right person to deliver the SOTU response.
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Under the Pentagon's housing contracts, when a maintenance request cannot be completed on time because of extenuating circumstances, landlords can file an "exception" so the work order doesn't count against them.
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Teens (and adults too) have no shortage of questions about what can or cannot cause pregnancy, and what sorts of extenuating circumstances can impact a sperm's journey to its would-be egg.
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Dianne Feinstein, Kelly said that DHS wouldn't be separating mothers and children at the border unless there was an extenuating reason, such as illness, according to several Democrats who attended the meeting.
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"My character does have a complicated relationship — not just with his mother but with a lot of people in the town — because of these extenuating circumstances that have affected Henry," Holland teases.
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While we know the science indicates that breastmilk is best, there are any number of extenuating circumstances for women in the developed and developing world that makes feeding babies formula more desirable.
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"This case was a tragedy for everyone involved and given the very tragic extenuating circumstances, we felt that a term of probation rather than imprisonment was the appropriate sentence," read the statement.
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Frankie & Benny's owner Restaurant Group skidded 11 percent to its lowest level in nine and a half years on news its chief executive officer will step down due to "extenuating personal circumstances".
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It's important to note that almost 99 percent of abortions happen before the 21 week mark, and often coincide with extenuating circumstances such as an inability to access care, intimidation, or abuse.
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In criminal law terms, we are not in the realm of the theory of crime (whether an act is good or bad) but of the theory of liability and subjective extenuating circumstances.
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To be sure, Moore wasn't responsible for those incidents but as it happens in campaigns, sometimes an individual candidate cannot overcome the extenuating circumstances of a tide that is sweeping the nation.
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No matter the extenuating circumstances — the clubs were actually a gift to your dad on Father's Day, for example, or the photo was taken years ago — you might get pegged for committing fraud.
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Iraq's prime minister Haider al-Abadi told the Associated Press that the issue was in the hands of the Iraqi judiciary, but that Wenzel's age should not be an extenuating factor in sentencing.
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It involves reviewing whether the posts were made while the official was at the agency, if there are internal complaints about the official and if there are any extenuating political or logistical circumstances.
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He told the judge that, while Cardi, whose real name is Belcalis Almánzar, was aware of the court date, there were extenuating circumstances that made it difficult for the artist to attend the hearing.
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"I know there are sometimes extenuating circumstances, so for those of us that have the ability to speak out about issues, especially reproductive rights, it is on us to do so," she told Refinery29.
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Prosecutors also said Barnett is a registered sex offender and was released from state prison in 2013 due to extenuating circumstances, after being convicted of multiple felonies such as sexual assault and grand theft.
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She was flying from Nigeria so she could have been cleared from their standpoint, but I don't know if there were extenuating circumstances because of which she was supposed to fly to the States.
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But on shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Alias from the 90s and early 2000s, for example, there were extenuating, often magical, circumstances to explain a heroine's proficiency with a crossbow or whatever.
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Everyone wishes they could get more done in a day, but there are extenuating circumstances, personal weaknesses, and sometimes, random factors that get in the way of us achieving our highest levels of productivity.
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Should MDC need to suspend these visits for more than two hours, she ruled, the Bureau of Prisons and warden would have to inform the court within two hours and explain the extenuating circumstances.
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They are searching for solutions to their immigration cases and hoping ICE will stick to its policy of not arresting anyone in "sensitive locations" -- schools, hospitals or houses of worship -- except in extenuating circumstances.
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Pendley said BLM would consider delayed move dates for employees with extenuating circumstances and also laid out options for those who do not wish to move, including retirement or help moving elsewhere within Interior.
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The White House said in a statement that Nammani's case had certain "extenuating circumstances," namely that he was a non-violent, first-time offender whose wife has terminal cancer, and who has five young children.
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Airbnb Refunds A spokesperson told Refinery29 that as of March 13, Airbnb expanded its Extenuating Circumstances, which allows guests to cancel eligible reservations without penalty of fees, to apply to bookings in the United States.
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And Mnuchin did not provide evidence of extenuating circumstances that would justify taking military jets instead of commercial flights, which would have cost less than $25,000 in total, an analysis from the New York Times found.
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A former franchisee's continued use of Motel 6 trademarks amounts to counterfeiting under the Lanham Act, requiring an award of treble damages unless the defendant can show extenuating circumstances, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
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And hey, even if the company wasn't planning to release it before, well, these certainly qualify as extenuating circumstances, as the company heads into the holiday with one of its biggest product lines out of commission.
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"At the same time, as a precautionary strategy, they're likely to try to bring down the sentencing due to extenuating circumstances - Lee could not reasonably refuse the demands of the country's highest decision-maker," Byun added.
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Each airline is different and may issue a refund based on extenuating circumstances but the rule is that non-refundable tickets aren't likely to be refunded unless an airline-initiated flight cancellation or schedule change occurs.
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" Yu's comments were confirmed to CNBC by a Huawei spokesperson on Friday who said the back-up systems would only be used in "extenuating circumstances" and were "there for basic business continuity in a worst-case scenario.
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Yes, there were many extreme extenuating circumstances then: The public's greed, over-investment and excess borrowing had been going on outside of stocks in houses, and the credit markets were already under heavy stress at the time.
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The documents obtained by the Times show that there was already some simmering dissent within the E.P.A. regarding how to interpret the findings of such studies, which are admittedly difficult to control for all the extenuating factors.
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Ben Breit, a spokesman for Airbnb said that the company's "extenuating circumstances policy, " is in effect for parts of Florida, which means refunds may be available and penalties will be waived for cancellations because of airport closures.
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Abortions that occur late in pregnancy are often due to extreme, extenuating circumstances such as when a woman's life is in danger, when there has been a severe fetal diagnosis, or when the pregnancy is not viable.
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While the current individual mandate exempts families with income below the tax-filing threshold and contains exemptions for those with no affordable coverage options, replacement options do not contain hardship exemptions for job loss or other extenuating circumstances.
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A sliding scale that is more inclusive of unique family situations, extenuating circumstances and income levels between 200 and 250 percent of the federal poverty guideline are more aligned with the needs of the immigrant community seeking naturalization.
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He has a way of barreling past the bad years, and with some accounting for extenuating circumstances—RGIII's injuries, Ryan's adjustment period, the Browns fundamental Browns-ness—Shanahan really does seem to have a knack for improving teams.
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Of course, there's always the chance that extenuating circumstances or illness may cause her to end her time early, but Ginsburg doesn't sound like she's expecting anything like that—she's already hired law clerks through 2020, according to CNN.
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"This case was a tragedy for everyone involved and given the very tragic extenuating circumstances, we felt that a term of probation rather than imprisonment was the appropriate sentence," the Cook County State's Attorney's Office said in a statement.
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We're used to seeing love stories in movies, in which two people typically meet, fall in love, experience some extenuating circumstances that make them fall apart, and then come to a resolution that helps them live happily ever after.
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"Sins of the Flesh," an Egyptian feature from Khaled El Hagar, opens with Ali (Ahmed Abdala Mahomud) on the run, having escaped prison seven years into a 25-year sentence for a murder that may have involved extenuating circumstances.
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As for working conditions under time of emergency, future contracts could be reworked to reflect the possibility of extenuating circumstances (as teaching in the Anthropocene surely demands), offering compensation for overtime, emergency performance, like a reverse force majeure clause.
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What he's found this season is FBI Agent Ray Nadeem (Jay Ali), an agent looking to move up in the bureau who can't because of extenuating circumstances — the most debilitating being crippling debt that the agency sees as a corruption risk.
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This is the closest the U.S. has gotten to similar lockdown orders in countries like Italy, France, and Spain and is only issued during extenuating circumstances such as a public health emergency like the global pandemic the world is currently experiencing.
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Under Article 19 of the United Nations Charter, if a member is in arrears in an amount that equals or exceeds the assessment due for the previous two years, that member could forfeit its General Assembly vote unless there are extenuating circumstances.
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Many students fall out of status because of extenuating circumstances, such as temporarily dropping below a full course load because of mental health issues, leaving school temporarily for a family emergency or picking up a part-time job to help with family finances.
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Think of missing expectations that the management team has set with public investors as similar to having bad personal credit: Regardless of the extenuating circumstances, missing a loan or bill payment could be a sign to creditors of not having one's affairs in order.
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It's a personal code that has him resorting to enhanced interrogation techniques, without so much as batting an eye, and later turning a blind eye after hearing the extenuating circumstances that caused an alien refugee to travel beyond the limits of his confinement zone.
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On Sunday, Airbnb updated its extenuating circumstances policy regarding cancellation in response to COVID-19 to include a full refund for guests with reservations for stays (and Airbnb Experiences) made on or before March 14, 2020, with check-in dates between March 20203 and April 14, 2020.
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Another thing to remember: per Airbnb's help page, you might be eligible for a 100 percent refund via its "extenuating circumstances" claim — regardless of the host's cancellation policy — if you're traveling from or to an area that has been "severely impacted" by the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Another thing to remember: per Airbnb's help page, you might be eligible for a 100 percent refund via its "extenuating circumstances" claim — regardless of the host's cancellation policy — if you're traveling from or to an area that has been "severely impacted" by the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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We were simply requesting a goodwill gesture to allow us to change our reservation to a later date once I had a chance to return to the UK. When asked how management view such extenuating circumstances the manager and owners neither cared nor wanted to hear anything about it.
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So, renters looking to get their money back have instead been instructed to cancel their reservation -- which automatically refunds 50 percent of their payment -- but they then have to reach out to the host, explain the extenuating circumstance for the cancellation ... and request return of the remaining 50% plus cleaning fees and other expenses.
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You'll notice that average tippers across most industries give about 15% to 20%, and that it's always a good idea to tip more in extenuating circumstances — like if your food delivery person had to brave bad weather or if you've ordered an elaborate cocktail that takes your bartender three times as long as it would to pour a beer.
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He noted that there could be some extenuating circumstances that inflate these numbers a bit: this is the first time that Diamond, the largest comic book distributor in the world, has released monthly figures (prior figures have been estimates), and there were five weeks in which comics were shipped last month, rather than the usual four last year.
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Although the Laser Clay Shooting System was eventually killed off due to extenuating circumstances (the oil crisis of 1973 left Nintendo massively in debt after countless offers for Shooting Systems were cancelled), Takeda's genius continued to show in the decades that followed—and ushered in the company's relationship with video games, as we know it today.
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Foxx, delivering one of the finest performances of his career in a role that involves as dramatic a physical transformation as his Oscar-winning turn in "Ray," is joined by an equally impressive supporting cast, which includes O'Shea Jackson, Jr., Darrell Britt-Gibson and Rob Morgan, who brings enormous sympathy to a prisoner whose extenuating circumstances throw the perversity of the death penalty into heartbreaking relief.
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My weekly expenses come out of my own account, with the exception of any extenuating circumstances.)Loans: $2 (I paid off my student loans in February after making aggressive payments for a year and a half)Spotify: $52.16Electric: ~$36323 (depends on the month)Water/Sewer: ~$30 (depends on the month)Internet: $8Phone: $52.16Car Insurance: $3302Roth IRA: $2124,211 (until I've maxed out contribution)Savings: $21775 Day One 21784 a.m.
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How to become a superhost on AirbnbThe requirements for the badge are as follows, where you must:Have hosted for at least 1 yearCompleted either 10 trips or 3 reservations with at least 100 nights bookedKept your response rate at 90% or higherHave a cancellation rate of 1% or lower (though there are exceptions made under the company's extenuating circumstances policy)Maintained an overall rating of 4.8 or higher
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When a prosecutor offers him a chance to provide extenuating circumstances for his crimes—" Can you affirm that your acts are imputable to external influences of some kind "—Sylvain is unable to follow the question: He wasn't embarrassed, he didn't feel the violence the prosecutor was exercising, the class violence that had excluded him from the world of education, the violence that had, in the end, led him to the courtroom where he now stood.
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