Jeb Hensarling (Texas) and lots and lots of other conservatives either floated their own names or watched as their names were floated in the interregnum.
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An IPO where 803 percent of the company is floated versus an IPO where 30 percent of the company is floated, those are different transactions.
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Some Republican senators have floated the possibility of such a deal, but similar appeals have fallen flat in the House, where similar deals were floated last summer.
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And there&aposs been some different names, you know, floated about, even Senator Mike Lee, and Cavanaugh, and a bunch of individuals that have been floated, perhaps, top pick.
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It was floated at a value of £4.8bn in 2015.
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Hell — I'd floated naked in the dark for an hour.
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Tim Ryan — have openly floated their names for the speakership.
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Lawmakers in some other states have also floated similar laws.
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Instead, they floated two different plans to Trump last week.
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The wage idea was floated after that, the sources said.
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As white balloons floated into the sky, the vigil concluded.
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As far as a destination, the usual suspects were floated.
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They have faced rising costs since the pound was floated.
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In particular, lots of arguments are being floated about UBI.
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Amazon was three years old in 1997 when it floated.
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He also floated the possibility of a payroll tax cut.
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Since the currency has floated, remittances are rising once more.
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DE) floated last year and larger furniture site Home220 (H20163.
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"I was always sleepy and my shit floated," she says.
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Hundreds of them floated above the crowds in the marketplace.
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The "Arab NATO" the Saudis have floated is a figment.
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Boxes of Tide and hot dogs floated erroneously all around.
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Other names for replacing Wasserman Schultz are also being floated.
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However, no new issues have been floated in a week.
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Jordan has floated a possible bid for Republican House speaker.
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But to say we floated out in the water, no.
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Schumer also floated the possibility that Republicans should block Rep.
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The only name floated by Trump's transition team was Sen.
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Some of the names floated for leadership positions include Rep.
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Miner has been frequently floated to run for higher office.
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Brennan has also floated suing the president over his decision.
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His name had been floated for a Nobel Prize nomination.
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Lummis floated former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Sen.
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John Kasich (R) have also been floated as possible challengers.
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Larry Hogan (R) have also been floated as potential challengers.
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He floated the possibility of rescinding press credentials in response.
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These feathers could have floated from a long way off.
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Larry Hogan (R) have also been floated as potential candidates.
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Some Democrats have already floated attempting to impeach Trump. Rep.
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The central bank floated the Egyptian pound on Nov. 3.
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Serbian politicians have repeatedly floated the idea of reintroducing conscription.
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When his life jacket inflated, he floated to the surface.
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Other companies have floated simpler designs for future orbiting hotels.
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Hogaar, as Local Ocean named her, floated and couldn't dive.
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Iridescent nylon anoraks floated over shift dresses dangling plastic feathers.
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Skirts floated like islands of shredded tulle under oversized jackets.
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He floated in the stale air of the throne room.
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Investment bankers floated a valuation of $120 billion last fall.
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Tubman's name had been floated as a likely candidate, however.
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But that died almost as soon as it was floated.
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He has floated other potential pardons, including former Illinois Gov.
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Trump first floated the idea on Twitter over the weekend.
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Trump had also floated the possibility of a military intervention.
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Several lawmakers have also floated giving money directly to Americans.
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He shook his head and cried as we floated away.
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Boxy packages floated all around it, scattered by the collision.
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Two names that have been floated so far are Rep.
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Jumia floated on the New York Stock Exchange in April.
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Trump has also floated different ways to punish sanctuary cities.
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Mr. Netanyahu floated a government with "joint leadership," without elaborating.
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While I stood there, dumbfounded, a monarch butterfly floated past.
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I floated through the mall, a silent, slightly threatening spectre.
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The curtains floated and exhaled, expanding into a phantom body.
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A steady procession of rescue boats floated into the area.
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Some floated the idea of expelling him if he won.
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Theories about her identity have been frequently floated and debunked.
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Trump has repeatedly floated the idea in public and privately.
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Yang also floated naming a former presidential contender, Washington Gov.
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It's a bipartisan issue, with plenty of solutions being floated.
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Some venture capitalists floated the idea of a California secession.
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Fellow columnist Nicholas Kristoff floated the idea of a Sen.
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A distant call to prayer floated on the mountain air.
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The serene and lilting notes floated through the empty hall.
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What's being floated: Delisting Chinese firms from U.S. stock exchanges.
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Both lawmakers had been floated in Washington as potential nominees.
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The first two names Trump floated were Yellen and Cohn.
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A faint hint of oil and fried onions floated by.
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Other options previously floated — like Attorney General Loretta Lynch, US Sen.
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Kellyanne Conway challenges leaker who floated using immigrant kids as leverage.
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But in what direction is that noxious note actually being floated?
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Her name has also been floated for positions in the administration.
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Some of the names being floated are attractive, such as Sen.
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As the lights dimmed an inspirational quote floated before my eyes.
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He floated the possibility of Howard Joining them for the role.
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Names have been floated: Clinton and Bloomberg and Obama, oh my!
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Tom Cotton, who have also been floated as potential running mates.
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He said the bodies could have floated away from the wreck.
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Xavier Beccera of California have all been floated as potential choices.
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Have you floated this to Eddy Cue or Tim Cook before?
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In every country business leaders protested when the idea was floated.
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Four others floated a quartet of standards to do just that.
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Republican Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy floated an alternative plan.
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As they floated in microgravity on the International Space Station, TODAY.
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It floated last June with listing costs totaling a million pounds.
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Shoes, children's toys and household items floated through knee-deep water.
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This isn't the first time the White House floated this idea.
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I mean I heard that theory floated on another network tonight.
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The FDA floated taking possible legal action, including seeking an injunction.
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The onlookers cheered as the submarine floated for the first time.
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Back in June Brent Hoberman, who famously founded and floated Lastminute.
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I felt like I just floated out of my own body.
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TPG just floated 60 million shares at $10 on the NYSE.
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Donald Norcross (D-NJ) has been floated as a potential successor.
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The index has surged 28.1 percent since the pound was floated.
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On "Fox News Sunday," Heritage Action CEO Michael Needham floated Sen.
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Trump had for years floated the idea of a presidential run.
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Several prominent Republican names have been floated, including New Jersey Gov.
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On October 29th Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, floated this idea.
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Trump has floated another $200 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Gingrich has been floated as a potential running mate for Trump.
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The Washington Post reported he first floated the idea in July.
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Abrams is now being floated as a potential challenger to Sen.
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A 2019 start date is floated at an MTA board meeting.
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Proposals to limit the exemption have been floated in recent years.
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"It happened very quickly after the idea was floated," he said.
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The former floated out beautifully: the flutes seemed just feet away.
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He floated an untruth about "rogue killers" unaffiliated with the crown.
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The concept is similar to one floated by Trump in October.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has floated a compromise, and Sen.
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An imitation peony, carved out of egg, floated regally on top.
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He had previously floated the site as a potential summit spot.
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Since Shaheen floated the idea, other Democrats, including New Jersey Sen.
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John Kasich have been floated as potential primary challengers to Trump.
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He floated additional tariffs on $100 billion in other Chinese products.
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The doctor analogy is one of many explanations people have floated.
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Ryan has floated the possibility that he may eventually weigh in.
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Mr. Padmore's light, clear tenor sometimes floated easily above the instrumentalists.
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Brian Sandoval, who was floated as a possible nominee last month.
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Different theories are being floated about the motivation of the leaker.
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He also floated potentially commuting the sentence of former Illinois Gov.
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And some have floated the idea of House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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We floated the idea, but no one put in the call.
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Dorsey's account of the floated Disney deal is a little different.
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He has also floated the idea of running for Florida governor.
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So I floated a black and white over to [Frank] Borman.
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Everything from twigs to branches the size of trees floated by.
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Egyptians floated hives up and down the Nile to pollinate flowers.
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Some have floated in and out, some arrived later than others.
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The Toe Adam floated above us on a plush levitating chair.
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It expands some ideas already floated by presidential candidates like Sen.
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We got these inner tubes and we floated down this river.
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The Trump campaign floated a proposal for a wholesale 5G network.
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Since being floated for the job, both men have kept talking.
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American lawmakers floated the idea of imposing sanctions on the government.
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Biden has floated other women as potential running mates as well.
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Lamar Alexander, has also been floated by Democrats, according to Politico.
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Republicans have floated calling former Vice President Joe Biden's son, Hunter.
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On Sunday, the rapper herself floated the idea of seeking office.
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Her name was floated for administration positions, including national security adviser.
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They floated at a price of $14 almost six years ago.
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If they floated, it was considered evidence that they were witches.
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As soon as Boveri floated his theory, he faced intense opposition.
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The aroma of lamb shawarma floated over two dusty basketball courts.
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Some Democrats have floated proposals to take into account that reality.
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And Ted of course has floated the idea of witness reciprocity.
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Breyer floated a new test that could guide the lower courts.
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Proposals to distance Nusra from al Qaeda have been floated before.
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Nooyi hasn't been floated much, if at all, for the position.
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So he floated the idea of starting an office in Bend.
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My mother floated on her back, a little way from shore.
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A fintech charter was first floated by the OCC in 2016.
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Tepid warnings from leadership have been repeatedly floated as political cover.
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It floated in the breeze, destined to stay in mullets forever.
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The Bog Girl floated, thin as a dress, on the mattress.
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One proposal being floated is to expel Venezuela from the organization.
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Trump first floated a Space Force initiative in March 2018 speech.
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Coffins bobbed to the surface in a cemetery and floated away.
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I floated the idea with Catrin Einhorn, a wonderful Times multimedia journalist.
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The "Galaxy F" name has been floated, but, well, nobody wants that.
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Some images were grouped together in families, while others floated alone, unconnected.
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Blakely said Vargas&apos name was initially floated about a year ago.
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No presidential summit is known to have been floated at any point.
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We find comfort in claiming that he who noted it floated it.
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In Oregon, other restrictions are being floated by its state Medicaid agency.
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The White House earlier this year floated veto threats against both bills.
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The Republican plan currently being floated would extend government funding through Jan.
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As it cooled, minerals floated to the top, and heavier elements sank.
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Biegun's name has been floated before as a potential Trump diplomatic appointment.
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He'd been floated as the next CEO, should Zuckerberg ever step away.
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A shortlist of potential successors was floated before the evening was out.
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A week before the budget, Spain floated plans for a similar levy.
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He burned completed paintings and floated them away in the Han River.
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President Donald Trump has floated the idea of buying Greenland multiple times.
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A giant playset, swept away from someone's backyard, floated down the street.
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Erdogan first floated the idea on Tuesday in a speech to lawyers.
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No asking price was floated, but it is likely to be expensive.
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Trump's administration has long floated the idea of eliminating the tax break.
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Michael Gianaris, have floated the idea of using legislation to block HQ2.
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Then we both pushed off and floated through a beautiful, broken world.
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Her family quickly floated the idea of donating her kidney to Rodgers.
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The idea that Apple should buy Tesla has been floated many times.
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The White House has floated the idea of halting the subsidies abruptly.
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Because we're hearing a lot of ... unusual health policy ideas get floated.
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He also floated the idea of abolishing birthright citizenship by executive order.
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Several directors had been floated for the project before Howard was announced.
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Indeed, Whitaker has even publicly floated the idea of cutting probe funding.
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Trump also floated the possibility of imposing tariffs on more Chinese imports.
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So far, senator Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) has floated some draft legislation.
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He was also floated by Fox News' Gregg Jarrett and former Rep.
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They floated wordlessly in the warm water, speaking only to the stars.
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Chamorro said she prayed for strength as she floated in the mud.
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Two other Republicans that were floated to head the CIA — former Rep.
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But Assange has floated other ideas about how he can get out.
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Mr Renzi now faces an added danger from proposals floated in Germany.
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They say many more bodies floated away in the strong sea currents.
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Indeed, the bipartisan backlash began the moment Tillerson's name was first floated.
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Several legislators have subsequently floated bills to address their concerns, including Rep.
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Her name was actually floated around as a possible secretary of Energy.
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Soon after, Lebovitch said he floated the idea of Varallo joining Bernstein.
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Names are already being floated around the political sphere of the internet.
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Executives first floated the prospect of Pfizer splitting in two in 2011.
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But you could not have floated a toy rowboat down that ditch.
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All three lawmakers have been floated as potential Democratic candidates for 2020.
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The companies first floated a merger in 2014 during the Obama administration.
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Graham even floated the idea of Barr appointing yet another special counsel.
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Such resolutions have been floated before, and they typically do not pass.
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Congressional Republicans even floated ways to take back authority over trade policy.
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Other Democratic senators have been floated as possible 2020 contenders, including Sens.
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Where, I supposed, letters and packages floated down under little rainbow parachutes.
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Politico reported on Wednesday that top McConnell advisers have floated the idea.
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Many of those who testified floated nearly doubling the fee to $8.50.
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Shortly after Williams entered, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka also floated into BEAM.
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Various proposals have been floated on giving companies a break for repatriation.
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Cuban has repeatedly floated the idea of a presidential bid against Trump.
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Several other Republicans have floated the possibility of running since the scandal.
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Hard-line conservatives, meanwhile, have floated national figures like former Louisiana Gov.
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Trump has repeatedly floated funding his wall by declaring a national emergency.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.), also floated the possibility of getting the gavel.
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Comstock has also been floated as a potential 2018 challenger to Sen.
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Pat McCrory, whose name is being floated by Republicans in the state.
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Earlier this year, Trump floated the idea of revoking Clapper's security clearance.
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China floated retaliatory measures on U.S. goods such as crops and aircraft.
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Republicans have floated aid for the island in exchange for new oversight.
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He floated an additional $100 billion in tariffs on other Chinese goods.
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China floated retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods such as crops and aircraft.
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Trump has floated the possibility of granting clemency to former Illinois Gov.
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Proposals have been floated in Congress, but there has been little movement.
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The numbers being floated "had come out of thin air," he said.
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She floated lines with grace and deftly dispatched little embellishments and melismas.
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The survivors floated in the oil-slicked sea and waited for rescue.
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Here are a few ideas of the ideas they've floated on Twitter.
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David Craig, and known Republican business executive Bryan Steil have been floated.
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The one-and-done Duke star floated through games off the bench.
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When I've floated the idea of smooching before, he didn't bite. Why?
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Go deeper: U.K. floated idea of 60 Russian expulsions before Trump's move.
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Empty shampoo bottles and wrung-out toothpaste tubes floated in the sea.
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Mr. Trump's team has floated the possibility of other changes as well.
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McCloskey floated instead a "simple, stable tax regime" for the entire economy.
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Similar proposals on lobbying were floated during the 2008 financial crisis: Sen.
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Other names that have been floated as potential running mates include Rep.
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The date was floated as a deadline earlier by Mnuchin during negotiations.
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Sure enough, a plastic bag floated down and landed at my feet.
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The other idea I think I've seen floated is raising the age.
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Her salwar kameez floated in the current as she dunked her head.
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I floated that basic question—when should Elliott ask for a trade?
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But the fact that it was floated at all is still significant.
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But Halpin floated a way that the public option could happen sooner.
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"Comeback" is not the right word for what is being floated here.
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This isn't the first time Trump has floated a payroll tax cut.
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Other ideas floated included having Russian athletes compete under a neutral flag.
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Among the solutions floated by President Donald Trump: red flag gun laws.
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Catherine Cortez-Masto and more have been floated as potential VP picks.
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And Democrats almost categorically dismissed Nauert the moment her name was floated.
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Others who have been floated for the top Judiciary post include Rep.
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Maybe the question was just standard journalese, I floated, and not personal.
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He spread his bulky suited arms, kicked his legs and floated, free.
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Other younger leaders who've also been floated as future Speakers include Reps.
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That plan was floated by White House Chief of Staff retired Gen.
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Occasionally, names of potential successors are floated in the newspaper: A daughter!
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Friends joked about having beachfront views as their belongings floated beneath them.
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Other Democrats who have been floated as potential contenders are freshman Reps.
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Sprint may have floated the idea of a merger with Charter Communications.
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Others have floated more permanent solutions to the problem the Senate poses.
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In 2019, an identical bill was floated, but it died in committee.
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Several projects floated up, like a dark comedy with Anthony Mackie attached.
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One legislative proposal that has been floated is a measure from Rep.
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The bill is in response to a proposal floated by President Trump.
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The few plans they have floated are far from specific or sophisticated.
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It was the NEI that originally floated the post-Fukushima FLEX program.
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Musk publicly floated the possibility of a buyout in a tweet Aug.
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Trump's surrogates, meanwhile, have floated multiple conspiracy theories about Clinton's health repeatedly.
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Several former Goldman Sachs (GS) execs have been floated as potential CEOs.
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Republicans from high-tax states have floated several different accommodations on SALT.
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He's also being floated as a potential Democratic presidential contender in 2020.
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Murakami floated toward the front door, his head now near the ceiling.
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But his pass floated in the air for what seemed an eternity.
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The camera floated over the sand, revealing a jumble of dead crabs.
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Christie was first floated as a possible replacement for Francesca in February.
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One idea floated by Republicans was to renew government funding through Feb.
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Lawmakers have floated the idea of an "infrastructure bank" to support investments.
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When West Virginia failed to regulate pollution, toxic clouds floated over Ohio.
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In just the past few days, he has floated the totally impractical idea of closing down the southern border entirely and floated the likes of arch-conservatives Kris Kobach and Ken Cuccinelli to serve as a possible immigration czar.
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They have faced rising costs since the pound was floated in November 2016.
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In 2007, the person who floated in was my Florida host, Jerry Ferrara.
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The most prominent idea floated on this front is the border adjustment tax.
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The currency had been tipped by many investors to jump after being floated.
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But when Lewis floated the idea in January, her negotiating team rejected it.
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The cross had been knocked off its perch while a helium balloon floated.
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Biopharm floated in April, becoming the fifth stock to list on the ASE.
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MACCALLUM: So, his name was once floated as a possible Supreme Court nominee.
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MACCALLUM: So his name was once floated as a possible Supreme Court nominee.
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At least that's the theory being floated by anonymous sources to NBC News.
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Other names being floated include former Vice President Joe Biden, former Maryland Gov.
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He also floated the idea of a pardon for Muhammad Ali on Friday .
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Republicans floated running a write-in or trying to postpone the election. Sen.
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Quayle called Marco Rubio and John Kasich "important" names, but also floated another.
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They floated in a face whose pallor might make another girl look sickly.
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Some of the solutions being floated to "prevent" sexual harassment have serious pitfalls.
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The USMCA is pending ratification in Congress as this legislative provision was floated.
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Yang floated the idea of decriminalizing opioids, which impressively got support from O'Rourke.
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The rookie wide receiver Tyler Lockett floated downfield with his hands up. Whop.
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At one point, he even floated the idea of hiring Bolton at SpaceX.
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Students sang and floated candles on the pond where her body was found.
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Some state legislators have floated the idea of using legislation to block HQ2.
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Unfortunately, he forgot to tie the boat up first, and it floated away.
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Scientists have floated a number of ideas for what might be causing FRBs.
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Driving the news: At least three bills are forthcoming, with one already floated.
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An Essar spokesman said that "tenders were floated but no trade (took) place".
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The ball floated just over Josh Norman's fingers and safely into Kearse's hands.
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Rose, in an interview on The Fallen State , floated a theory about Trump.
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In some water-ravaged areas, houses flooded to rooflines, and coffins floated away.
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Shoes, children's toys and household items floated through knee-deep water on Monday.
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He has been floated as its next leader should something happen to Baghdadi.
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Planned Parenthood rejected the idea after White House officials floated it to them.
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Her desperation grew, however, as heavy slabs of wood floated by her body.
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They floated the belief that director Stanley Kubrick staged the entire moon landing.
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It's all weird and it's all after Kris floated her fourth baby plot.
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Piscopo has repeatedly floated running for governor of New Jersey as a Republican.
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It's an idea that's been floated in immigration policy circles for a while.
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He previously had floated trial balloons about a bid for the White House.
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Trump had previously floated the idea of giving projects a 90-day deadline.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Cory Booker of New Jersey have been floated.
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He also floated an exciting way Lyft could use the startup's AR technology.
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This was first floated by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo back in March.
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And Donald Trump has floated the idea of ditching the live briefing altogether.
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André Carson floated the prospect that Donald Trump might be sabotaging his bid.
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It has fallen 6.4 percent since it was free floated on Sept. 4.
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Paper mache figures of Obama and Macri kissing floated over the enormous crowd.
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Over the weekend, Trump floated two ways Russia could escape Obama's economic sanctions.
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While some names were floated by outside parties, such as Nevada GOP Gov.
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Still, it's notable that this hasn't even been floated by a Democratic senator.
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Dimon's named had previously been floated as a possible Treasury secretary for Trump.
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Berlin, Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Paris have each been floated as possible new hubs.
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The orca floated to the glass side and kissed "girl" with her nose.
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He was floated as a possible head for the Department of Homeland Security.
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But White House chief of staff Reince Priebus floated adding more. http://cbsn.
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The idea has been floated by a number of GOP lawmakers, including Sen.
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Other polling has shown that the concept, which was informally floated by Rep.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas) has been floated as potential primary challenger to Cruz.
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Reuters said Wednesday that London was now being floated as a possible venue.
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A number of names have been floated as potential Democratic challengers to Collins.
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Meanwhile, several GOP names have already been floated as potential candidates, including Del.
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Ben Sasse have been floated as potential challengers to Trump's re-election bid.
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Others have privately floated that as few as three bills could get through.
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Other names that have been floated as possible replacements for Sessions include Rep.
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I floated through Hal's wake: cascades of shear and compression, acceleration and stall.
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Investment bankers had floated Enel, Iberdrola or Engie as potential buyers of Innogy.
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The shares were floated at a price of 17.75 euros in Nov. 2015.
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Since then, Ryan has occasionally been floated as a potential 2020 presidential candidate.
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The words floated back to me: Your brother looks like a Buddha now.
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Many of the backers of the Wednesday bill have previously floated similar proposals.
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At one point, there was a $1 billion number that was being floated.
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Getzlaf's point shot floated in just under the crossbar on the power play.
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As this cargo ship floated through Portugal, Zaiets seemingly photographed it from above.
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A second committee Democrat has floated consequences for the alleged US attorney interference.
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There was a trial balloon floated of the governor of Nevada, Brian Sandoval.
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If they floated, that meant their soul was hollow and they were guilty.
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Heller has not spoken publicly since his name was floated over the weekend.
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Statewide initiatives are being floated in California and Oregon, according to the Chronicle.
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He has also floated imposing high tariffs on imports from Mexico and China.
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The names of candidates for transportation secretary have not yet been publicly floated.
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Trump has floated eliminating the debt ceiling altogether, which some Democrats have supported.
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However, Jokic awkwardly floated his shot over Adebayo and hit nothing but net.
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A National Review op-ed floated him as a potential Trump running mate.
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It also wasn't the first time he floated the idea of shooting migrants.
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It is less severe than other ideas recently floated by the White House.
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I pushed off with my toes and floated over to the aforementioned windows.
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Google has a chance to respond when preliminary charges are floated against them.
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Another name being floated is Scott Gottlieb, the Food and Drug Administration commissioner.
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Republicans have also floated trying to move back the December special election date.
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The president has also repeatedly floated using U.S. forces to force out Maduro.
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Now, not every policy that Donald Trump has floated is bad, of course.
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The idea had been floated for years by analysts, investors and, yes, reporters.
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Import-dependent Egypt floated its currency in November, roughly halving the pound's value.
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A staccato of cameras chattered around him as he floated through the air.
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In an effort to attract inflows, it floated its currency on Nov. 3.
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This is the first time since 2003 that the regime has floated denuclearization.
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Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), who has been floated as a future CIA director.
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Even the Pizzagate crowd floated conspiracies in an attempt to attack Hillary Clinton.
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Some Republicans initially floated a write-in campaign after the Moore allegations surfaced.
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Actress Cynthia Nixon is being floated as a possible primary challenger to Gov.
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Among the names floated: former Mayor Mike Bloomberg at the World Bank, Sen.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi floated her own proposal for a stimulus bill Monday.
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Up it floated, twining with the prayer of Esperanza: Undo the queen's curse.
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And it's painfully obvious that he floated this attack ahead of the debates.
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Gavin Newsom floated earlier this year, and you said you weren't in favor.
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A Reddit user floated "Balance of the Force," citing coding buried on StarWars.com.
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He floated between cults and ideologies, dallying with occultism, Scientology and Jungian psychology.
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Last week, Italy floated the idea of blocking NGOs from using their harbors.
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In many cases, pier sections were prefabricated in the Philippines and floated over.
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And as recently as February he floated the idea of war with Iran.
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The potential remedies floated by some feminist commentators in recent days are telling.
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Ratcliffe's name was floated for DNI last summer, and things didn't go smoothly.
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He even floated the idea of removing some of the league's tax exemptions.
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President Trump floated the possibility of easing social-distancing measures in two weeks.
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At the time, Mr. Bannon's name was publicly floated as a possible replacement.
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An initial estimate floated by the administration pegged the cost at $12 billion.
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Extreme risk protection orders were among the solutions floated by President Donald Trump.
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Donna Adelson also floated offering Mr. Markel $1 million to allow the move.
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But will the president attend the trial at all, as has been floated?
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Another potential candidate reportedly floated for the position is Stanford economist John Taylor.
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Romney was once floated as a potential pick for Trump's secretary of State.
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"The DREAM Act has been floated around for a decade," Lankford told reporters.
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McCaskill also floated the possibility that pharmaceutical companies could be blocking her bill.
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According to Juliegrace Brufke's reporting, among those being floated as possibilities are Reps.
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He floated several ways for the U.S. to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Trump has floated the possibility of commuting Blagojevich's sentence for nearly two years.
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But Justin Amash has really been floated, members of Congress, by some reporters.
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I asked her to rub my head, and I floated out of there.
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On Twitter this week, Trump has even floated the idea of suing Mueller.
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In the second hour, a garden statue of the Virgin Mary floated past.
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He has also been floated as a potential secretary of Energy for Trump.
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Trump has also floated launching a super-PAC to target Cruz's reelection bid.
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First, Amazon floated its Shipment Zero program, which aimed to reduce delivery emissions.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), another harsh Trump critic, has also floated the idea.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL) proposed similar regulations to what the president floated today.
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O'Neal said he supports stricter background checks, one reform floated since the shooting.
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He also floated the possibility that the company could raise prices even further.
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Companies are floated which don't reveal their ultimate purpose – today they're called SPACs.
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Both Paul and Kennedy expressed some interest in an idea floated by Sen.
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During that rally, Trump floated the idea of someday being on Mount Rushmore.
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He railed against the price of the plane and floated canceling future orders.
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Instead, they flexibly changed shape and floated to the bottom of the ocean.
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He also floated the idea of a charity game to keep fans engaged.
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This defense was floated during the two impeachment episodes of the 20th century.
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We're even suddenly seeing trial balloons floated for Paul Ryan as the nominee.
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Facebook first floated plans for rolling out the "unsend" feature back in April.
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For example, Chris Christie's name has been floated as an Attorney General candidate.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly contradicted Mr. Tillerson when he has floated diplomatic openings.
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The payroll tax cut he floated on Monday and the tax filing deadline extension he floated Wednesday won't repair the virus's economic damage —nor will it obscure his culpability for recklessly cutting health funding and trying to downplay the risks.
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He believes the dolphin was shot out at sea and then floated into shore.
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Meanwhile, Mnuchin's name has recently been floated as Trump's pick for U.S. Treasury secretary.
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"It's a boy!" she exclaimed excitedly as blue balloons floated out of the box.
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President Donald Trump has floated another 10 percent tax cut for middle-income households.
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It could also mean Trump won't go with the politician previously floated: GOP Sen.
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One option that has been floated is for him to testify behind closed doors.
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Sri Srinivasan is one of the names being floated to fill the Supreme Court
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Then the app floated a few more—time-lapses of braces completely restructuring mouths.
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Both sisters, wearing Aerie bikinis, floated around in a pool in colorful inflatable loungers.
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Lawmakers have floated a three-week continuing resolution to reopen nine unfunded U.S. departments.
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His name floated to top-tier status when he was nominated for an Oscar.
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In all, it appears to have floated across 3,700 miles in the years since.
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The White House then floated $2.5 billion in funding, but Democrats rejected that offer.
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Trump's team has floated the idea of a general 10 percent tariff on imports.
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On Monday, millions of sky lanterns were floated into the air across East Asia.
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Trump also recently floated an additional 10 percent tax cut for middle-income Americans.
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But today, she actually ventured out on her own and floated this insane rumor.
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Tencent, the 58 percent owner of TME, has fallen 31 percent since Spotify floated.
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President Donald Trump first floated the idea for a standalone Space Force in March.
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When they were paired at The Players a month later, Mickelson floated the idea.
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Beto O'Rourke, a Texan who has floated the possibility of a 2020 presidential run.
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Among the options -- floated by Trump himself -- is rewriting or modifying the executive order.
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It was the second time in three days the group floated new material.—Noisey
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The President floated ideas that would make the electoral process easier for U.S. voters.
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That's just sort of how I floated for a great number of years, actually.
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Aircraft emissions have also been a part of recent legislation floated by the House.
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" Critics on the left and right have floated the idea of a "President Pence.
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Other names that have been floated include former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Oklahoma Gov.
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He provided no evidence at all in support of the conspiracy he had floated.
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The 24 percent stake was floated at a price of 113 pesos per share.
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Clinton's presidential campaign; an article in The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday floated that possibility.
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Burning debris floated toward the ground and firefighters approached the site with sirens blaring.
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Unfortunately, for the GOP, any delay on its floated timetables could cause serious troubles.
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With his eye on Justice Gorsuch, Justice Breyer floated what he called a "compromise".
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Bodies floated above silent office spaces and walls shifted and spiraled from their architecture.
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Ideas such as requiring firms to take name-blind job applications have been floated.
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Similar laws have been floated in various locations over the years, without much success.
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The backdrop: Trump first floated this idea during a Cabinet meeting earlier this month.
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A number have floated ideas of their own or are working on them. Sen.
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The EU executive has floated a ballpark figure of 60 billion euros ($70 billion).
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Apple has floated a few goggle patents over the years, but I'm not convinced.
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Once, a tool bag escaped an ISS astronaut and floated around for eight months.
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Local media have floated her name as a possible New York City mayoral candidate.
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Cramer, whose name has been floated as a possible Senate candidate against Democratic Sen.
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Inadequate supporting cast: Names floated in news reports include legal stars like Theodore Olson.
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But what's being floated on the mainstream political stage right now isn't real socialism.
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The White House painted that offer, which Trump floated previously, as an olive branch.
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There are lots of ideas being floated from all directions and that's very healthy.
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Trump floated the idea to get Democrats to the bargaining table on replacing Obamacare.
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He also floated Mishan's name as a candidate for The Times' head food critic.
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Some alternative names floated: Mark Meadows, Jim Jordan, Kevin McCarthy, Darrell Issa, Marsha Blackburn
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Jandaga floated 45 million shares, giving it a value of about 9.9 million pounds.
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Trump has floated Icahn's name for U.S. Treasury secretary if he was elected president.
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Aides have floated a goal of winning a third of the black vote there.
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The number floated in the press had until now been about 60 billion euros.
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The EU executive has floated a ballpark figure around 60 billion euros ($70 billion).
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Many of the names floated as potential successors have even rallied behind the senator.
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He's floated a one-time repatriation of offshore corporate profits that could help Apple.
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It was floated as one of 13 ideas he shared with Trump's transition team.
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Elon Musk reportedly floated the idea of implementing a carbon tax to Donald Trump.
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He has previously floated — and then backed off — the idea of an immigration deal.
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It is now up 20 percent since the Egyptian pound was floated on Thursday.
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In an interview this week, the president floated the possibility of an coalition government.
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I knew that her name had been floated as a potential candidate for 2020.
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Lawmakers from both parties in the talks have floated funding for a smart wall.
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The NFL Network floated the possibility of the Saints discussing a trade involving Ingram.
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The US has long floated the idea of economic assistance in return for disarmament.
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All three have been floated as potential picks to be Trump's secretary of state.
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It's not the first time Sonnenfeld has floated Legere's name in reference to WeWork.
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Many of the names being floated as potential challengers to Trump are the opposite.
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Moore had been floated as a possible gubernatorial candidate earlier this year as Gov.
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John Hickenlooper: Hickenlooper, 65, who was on Clinton's vice presidential shortlist, has been floated.
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Kasich has been floated as a potential primary challenger to President Trump in 2020.
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Trump floated such an idea on Tuesday in an interview with The Washington Post.
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His promoter, Bob Arum, has floated two names -- Jose Benavidez Jr. and Lucas Matthysse.
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At least one Asian American has been floated as a potential Supreme Court pick.
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Trump floated such an idea on Tuesday in an interview with The Washington Post.
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In January Trump's transition team floated the idea of forming a panel on autism.
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Trump floated the baseless conspiracy theory during the same July phone call with Zelensky.
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At one point, he even floated a scenario on television to shutter the probe.
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Then the Saudi government floated the idea that Khashoggi was killed by rogue agents.
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The Academy floated, then scrapped, a plan for a new best popular film category.
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Corker recently floated the possibility that he could retire instead of running for reelection.
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The plan was originally floated by French officials but was contingent on US approval.
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"We've floated talking about masculinity in the military," one female naval commander told me.
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A so-called touchback provision was floated during the 22019 Senate immigration reform debate.
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Trump first floated Moore as a possible pick for the Fed board in March.
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A "Happy Birthday" balloon, almost out of helium, floated a foot above the floor.
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Shanahan's name has also been floated as a possible long-term replacement for Mattis.
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Members have also floated additional sanctions on those believed to be behind Khashoggi's killing.
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The other skydiver landed in the Fox River and floated back to Skydive Chicago.
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Cole said he floated Ryan to be the president of the University of Oklahoma.
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Already, the Freedom Caucus, which has 40 members, has floated their former chair Rep.
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But an unlikely person has just floated the idea of running for British Parliament.
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The European Systemic Risk Board floated the idea of the pooled debt last year.
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At least two national park–adjacent lands have been floated for leasing under Zinke.
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In a floated structure, portfolio companies don't have to IPO until they are ready.
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San Jose has already been floated as a potential testing ground for the technology.
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James floated the idea of pursuing investigations into the president on the campaign trail.
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Free Agent, a Scottish maker of accounting software, floated in November 240 at 217p.
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Chief Financial Officer Marianne Lake, who is 47, is also floated as a possibility.
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LDP lawmakers floated immigration proposals almost a decade ago, but those came to naught.
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Names floated by scholars in addition to Marlowe's include Robert Greene and George Peele.
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The Thirty Meter Telescope collaboration has long floated a cost estimate of $1.4 billion.
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There are a couple reasons for this that have been floated by political observers.
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Among the many people floated for consideration are Princess Diana, Rasputin and Jesus Christ.
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Dr. Gupta: The other drug name being floated around is an antiviral called remdesivir.
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Cuomo's name was floated as a potential 2020 candidate before the race got underway.
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Trump floated the idea of a quarantine after fielding complaints from Florida Republican Gov.
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"It floated up and got adopted into the white food traditions," Ms. White said.
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The crown prince told Reuters NEOM would be floated on financial markets alongside Aramco.
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Local media have already floated the idea of striking Apple and Boeing, among others.
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Last year, some bankers had floated a potential $120 billion valuation for the company.
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Talk of selling The Weekly Standard was floated, but the company decided against it.
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Moving on from Harward's public rejection, Trump floated a new candidate Friday morning: Gen.
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When that failed, Mr. Netanyahu floated the idea of abolishing the largely ceremonial office.
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And members of the state's Republican congressional delegation have been floated as possible candidates.
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BD: We're all being floated by this huge system unless we just opt out.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Trump's lawyer has floated the idea of a pardon for Mr. Manafort.
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The administration floated several ideas that could radically change the marketing of prescription drugs.
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More than 40 of them will be built offsite, then floated into the harbor.
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Before it was confirmed that members had tested positive, he floated that very possibility.
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Alexander, a Gandhi defender, floated with an umbrella as if she were Mary Poppins.
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We handed branches from person to person as we floated through a brushy area.
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They floated mesh bags over open waters in Willapa Bay, north of Portland, Ore.
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It never passed, but a similar proposal has been floated this year, Kirkland said.
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Bernie Sanders -- a suggestion also floated by Trump, a skilled weaver of misinformation himself.
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The index has risen 56 percent since the currency was floated on Nov. 3.
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The story notes that Sanders actually floated the idea during his first presidential run.
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And a modest man in a sharp suit floated through a sea of fans.
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The request floated down the aisles as one attendant started to unlace his shoe.
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He has even floated a 10-day minimum during these talks, one person said.
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Following mass shootings earlier this year, Trump has floated various possible gun legislation measures.
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Mississippi Agriculture Commissioner Cindy Hyde-Smith's name has also been floated as a possibility.
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A few proposals have been floated around a financial transaction tax with shocking numbers.
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Isaac Asimov first floated the idea for space-based solar power in the 1940s.
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Like a swimmer caught in a riptide, O'Sullivan relaxed and floated back to shore.
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Trump also floated another idea that would certainly complicate passage of a DACA fix.
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J.P. Another season, another Tinashe song floated into the ether, looking for a home.
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But they weighed in on several possibilities that have been floated in recent days.
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Last month, the President floated the possibility of direct talks with his Iranian counterpart.
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L Word creator Ilene Chaiken had floated the possibility of a revival for years.
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While there have been other good names floated to lead the CFPB, like Rep.
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He floated offering a tax credit for buying a home instead of a deduction.
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Her name had been floated for other administration positions, including director of national intelligence.
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GILLIBRAND REJECTS RUBIO-IVANKA FAMILY LEAVE PLAN: The plan being floated by Florida Sen.
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The day was cold and drizzly, and tendrils of mist floated through the treetops.
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One such method floated by moderate freshmen members in their letter is inherent contempt.
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Another expert floated the idea of a mediator with vested interest, like the NBA.
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Since then, it's floated north and is choking the waters off Florida's Space Coast.
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A group of men and women wearing Sanders T-shirts floated up the escalator.
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Trump's surrogates have floated several conspiracy theories concerning Clinton's overall mental and physical health.
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Rodriguez joined immediately and floated the idea to bring Project Destined to the Bronx.
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That also complicates the plan being floated in the House to appease defense hawks.
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The reported 500,000 cut is larger than the numbers floated ahead of the meeting.
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And all three of the aluminum companies have floated expansion plans in recent years.
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Pelosi is helped by the fact that few people have openly floated challenging her.
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And he floated the theory that any problems might be due to Beijing's meddling.
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Five other candidates have been floated as well, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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This summer, Ocasio-Cortez openly floated a Freedom Caucus-style group for the left.
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The idea was first floated by lower-ranking Russian officials earlier in the week.
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A week later, I floated the idea with a web guru-type I know.
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The president also floated the possibility of agreeing to changes to the national-emergency law "at a later date," a proposal floated by Republican senators to avert the standoff, but framed the vote as an ideological litmus test on immigration for the GOP.
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During intermission at City Center on Friday, some fragments of distressed conversation floated my way.
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He never stopped looking, focused in front of him, and he floated around the ring.
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The idea was floated early on in Trump's presidency, and in some circles, it sank.
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If the body floated up by the river was not his, then where is he?
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The idea to do a Las Vegas residency was first floated around 2013, said Richardson.
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Duck Duck Go and Bing have been floated as good alternatives for search, while Vid.
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Trump has publicly floated the possibility of a pardon for his former national security adviser.
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Coach and Michael Kors have been floated as potential suitors, but neither has confirmed interest.
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They also floated a yearlong continuing resolution to keep all of the unfunded agencies running.
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The Trump administration has floated a cut of roughly a third to the aid budget.
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In caverns with air pockets they were "floated" through with the support of four rescuers.
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But of the names that have been floated, Booker, I think he&aposs a lightweight.
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Given how many contradictory claims he floated, that gives him quite a lot of freedom.
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And while Trump has floated some names as possibilities -- including his former rival Ohio Gov.
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He's been floated before as a replacement for Rosenstein and White House counsel Don McGahn.
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That's a far cry from the $120 billion that was floated as recently as December.
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It was August, and they floated down the coast, glacial emissaries from the North Pole.
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Two days later, Nunes floated a new gray cloud — this time over the Obama Administration.
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At the end, I practically floated through the tangled, blissed-out mass toward the exit.
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The two populist candidates had floated the idea of debating each other throughout the week.
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Quickly, these keygens floated to the top of search engines, making user piracy even easier.
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The balance toward Russian leadership has been the tone since the talks were first floated.
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There, he floated the idea of arming teachers as a way to better secure classrooms.
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The crowd shrieked and laughed as shreds of her clothes floated up in the currents.
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He initially pushed back, but ultimately stepped down as more stories floated to the surface.
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Ferrari was spun out of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and floated on the stockmarket in January.
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Since the Egyptian pound was floated last year, the currency has roughly halved in value.
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Clashes have multiplied, and clouds of tear gas have floated over the Jungle's muddy lanes.
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Last summer's high was floated on 20153% corporate-profit growth and a 22015% GDP economy.
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So far, the Republican replacements that have been floated fall far short of that figure.
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Emaar Malls was floated in 2014, valuing the business at 37.7 billion dirhams ($10.27 billion).
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Both elected Republicans and right-wing think tanks have floated several ACA alternatives since 2009.
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Over the last several weeks, Fed policymakers have floated each of these ideas and others.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, who have been floated as potential Trump running mates, and Sen.
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The word "rape" floated up to the surface and was met with a furious backlash.
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Egypt floated its currency in November and it has roughly halved in value since then.
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The firm has floated the idea of using its voting power to influence gun manufacturers.
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In the afternoon, the Struma's first mate, Lazar Ivanof Dikof, floated by on a door.
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Issa further floated the idea Tuesday by inquiring about who was involved in the investigation.
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Some unicorns have already floated for less than they were previously said to be worth.
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While he crooned, quite movingly, he floated toward three female psychiatrists sitting with Dr. Kuhns.
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Some tenders have been floated three times since September because they failed to attract bidders.
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Thus began a period of time where Angie floated in and out of our lives.
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An endless string of sponsor logos floated by on a 40-foot screen behind him.
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There's also the possibility that Trump's team has in fact floated concrete gifts to Putin.
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Williams hammered second serves that floated in at 75 mph, breaking once in each set.
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Steyer had previously floated running for governor or senator in his home state of California.
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European Council President Donald Tusk on Friday called the ideas floated so far "pure illusion".
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During his presidential campaign, Trump floated the idea of a "deportation force" for undocumented immigrants.
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Controlled by allies of Lopez Obrador, congress has floated several bills that have alarmed investors.
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He reminded viewers that Clinton floated President Barack Obama as a possible Supreme Court appointee.
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Suggestions for drinking games floated on the Internet, and some watchers appeared to play along.
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Trump has previously floated the possibility of issuing presidential pardons to Manafort and other associates.
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Moderates have pushed for a seven-year phase-out, while leadership has floated three years.
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Ivan Rakitic, 6 Floated between attacking and defensive roles, doing far better with the latter.
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Proposals floated by his MORENA party in Congress to curb bank fees also spooked markets.
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After the Preds lost following her performance, people floated the idea of a Clarkson curse.
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Egypt floated its currency a year ago, and the pound has roughly halved in value.
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After an attack near London Bridge, May outright floated regulating big internet companies like Facebook.
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Call me when you find this to let me know where it floated to shore.
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Harris' name is being increasingly floated as a possible presidential contender in the 2020 election.
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Shares in the company were floated at a price of 290 pence two years ago.
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He latched onto Spears as a good choice when someone off camera floated her name.
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A slew of modifications have been floated, and we expect more are on the way.
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The immediate comparison that floated to mind when I heard Who Will Be The Victims?
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Bob Corker (R) has been floated as a potential Trump pick for secretary of State.
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The actor spun a few times as he floated down and held a black umbrella.
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Rumors have floated for months that the Euphoria star will play Ariel in the movie.
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In 2015, IPOs floated dropped 38 percent and proceeds raised decreased 58 percent versus 2014.
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"That one floated all the way to the dunes," he says, pointing at the unit.
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Committee chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) floated that the hearing could extend into the weekend.
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McCloskey floated instead a "simple, stable tax regime" for the entire economy. http://bit.ly/28503yvss22019o.
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Griffin expressed excitement at appearing alongside Avenatti, who's floated a potential 2020 White House bid.
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He has frequently criticized Trump and floated the possibility of a potential 2020 presidential campaign.
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Near the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, pieces of tree trunks floated along the swollen river.
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It was the worst day for sterling since the currency floated in the early 1970s.
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Earlier this month an ally floated the possibility of a referendum on changing the constitution.
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Foreign investors bought stocks heavily in the months after the currency was floated on Nov.
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Emaar Properties owns about 85 percent of Emaar Malls, having floated the remainder in 2014.
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Names like former Disney COO Tom Staggs and CVS' star exec Helena Foulkes were floated.
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Becerra has been floated as a potential vice presidential pick for the presumptive Democratic nominee.
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A tiny white dot floated in the center of my gaze; this was my pointer.
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A giant "Trump Baby" blimp floated outside of Britain's House of Parliament on Friday morning.
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Lindsey Graham floated to the President over lunch last weekend, though the President was noncommittal.
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The EU executive has floated a ballpark figure of about 60 billion euros ($70 billion).
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Jennifer McClellan — who has ties to Kaine — is also being floated as a possible pick.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity, a Trump confidant, floated such a move earlier this week.
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Butterflies floated by as we took off down the flat 2,600-meter (1.6-mile) path.
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Her husband, rapper Kanye West, has himself previously floated a possible future run for office.
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Navarro floated Stefan Halper's name for unidentified ambassadorships in Asia, according to the news outlet.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday once again floated a sentence commutation for former Illinois Gov.
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About 10 to 15 percent of the company is likely to be floated, they said.
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Pruitt once floated the idea to host a series of televised debates on the matter.
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Being floated and then not chosen could be "demeaning" to the runners-up, she said.
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It floated it on the stock exchange in 2015 but retained a 20 percent stake.
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He floated the idea of space colonies, showing images of spacecraft people could live in.
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He floated the possibility of House Democrats passing their own package to drum up support.
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It's not the first time that the Sanders team has floated concerns about the process.
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Van Hollen floated the idea last year to help pay for middle-class tax relief.
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And yet here these creatures floated, fragile as a woman's stocking, their bodies all afire.
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Recently, Sessions has floated the idea of making a run for the Senate next year.
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This isn't the only example of Democratic self-sabotage that's been floated in Washington recently.
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So far, there have been upward of three versions of the deficit trigger publicly floated.
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Some 200 have floated across the border, torching over 2,000 acres (809.40 hectares) of farmland.
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The index has jumped nearly 50 percent since the Egyptian pound was floated on Nov.
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The index is now up 32.3 percent since the Egyptian pound was floated on Nov.
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Were were walking in the March, and he just floated in from out of nowhere.
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But some Republicans have floated a delay of several years before the repeal takes effect.
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Now Charles Koch has floated the idea of endorsing Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton for president.
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I shot thugs in the head while they floated through the air in slow motion.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise has also been floated as a potential replacement for Ryan.
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Sheldon Whitehouse and Brian Schatz have floated a bill that starts at $50 per ton.
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The president floated a commutation for Blagojevich last year, but has yet to take action.
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Incoming chief of staff Reince Preibus has previously floated changes to the daily press briefings.
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Additionally, Trump has floated the idea of bailouts for some industries affected by Covid-19.
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Sea jellies, or something like them, may have floated in the open waters — nobody's sure.
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In return, China has floated retaliation on United States exports of airplanes, sorghum and soybeans.
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When Roman first floated the idea of the new policy, it wasn't welcomed by all.
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France has floated such a plan, sources have said, but it would need U.S. approval.
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He floated the possibility an Iranian general made a "mistake" in shooting down the drone.
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Vaporetto tickets, pigeon feathers and candy wrappers floated in stagnant pools around St. Mark's Basilica.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — The first ball floated backward, spinning and arcing toward the net.
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South Korean officials floated the idea last year, but few took it seriously before Jan.
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Then, the opposition floated the idea of a return after Mr. Guaidó met on Feb.
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Monday evening, the president floated those options to mitigate economic damage from the virus's spread.
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Trump and his top economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, this week floated a series of actions, .
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He floated the idea of zeroing out the payroll tax altogether until after the Nov.
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Weller floated the idea of including a penguin, in a nod to her childhood companion.
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Migrant ban Trump has previously floated closing the southern border to bar entry to migrants.
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Lawmakers have floated responses to the shootings, including expanded background checks and studying mental health.
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One idea that is often floated is to tax a broader base of workers' incomes.
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The idea of military intervention to solve the Venezuelan political crisis has been floated nationally.
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In another contradiction of Mulvaney, Trump floated Camp David as a potential new host site.
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But he's seen as a better pick than other Westerners floated for the Interior spot.
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Cipollone becomes the second person whose name has been floated as a potential McGahn replacement.
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For example, Trump floated a 10 percent increase in the defense budget to $603 billion.
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Toomey has floated that he could bring back the Toomey–Manchin proposal, potentially with changes.
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In the past, North Korea has floated talks as a way to deflect external pressure.
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The rupee has fallen around 7 percent since the central bank floated it on Sept.
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The occasional fishing boat floated by, but there wasn't a single other tourist in sight.
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He was cautious, though, when the producer Scott Rudin floated the idea of the role.
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"Rob Manfred, since he's taken over, has floated a lot of trial balloons," he said.
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When they floated back to the current state of political affairs, they mostly sounded pessimistic.
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He had floated the possibility of a censure in the days before the final vote.
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Targets of the scheme have floated a number of figures whom they suspect of participating.
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ET, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond floated higher to 3.084 percent.
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Sanchez floated a two-run single into left field and then scored on Gregorius's homer.
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Over the years, politicians and regulators have floated the idea of breaking up of Amazon.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) have floated changes to the law to address the alleged censorship.
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As the sun set, fireflies floated around the garden, dialing up the enchantment several notches.
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During spring training, the Mets floated the idea of a limit of about 125 innings.
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Cars had floated in the storm surge, his boat, still there but surrounded by debris.
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These fish floated above a school of convict blennies, a type of tiny goby fish.
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Several proposals have been floated, but it's not yet clear which, if any, will prevail.
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Drafts of his executive orders floated around the city for days before he signed them.
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Mulvaney's name has also been floated as a potential future White House chief of staff.
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A third user floated a much bleaker theory: the photo is from the dystopian future.
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Benedict Cumberbatch could be floated by producers, and James McAvoy could be an intriguing choice.
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The president also floated the idea that Russia be allowed back into the G-7.
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My children watched in jealous awe as another family floated by on a log ride.
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The idea had been floated before, but it wasn't popular and didn't get very far.
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A transportation panel in Manhattan has floated the idea of eliminating free street parking entirely.
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From Clearwater, they floated down to the start of the Okeechobee canal in Fort Myers.
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Paul, on Tuesday, floated the idea that he might stage a similar protest this month.
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Different news outlets have also been reporting that Trump has floated the names of Sen.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has even floated the idea of introducing new 50-year bonds.
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A person close to Adelson confirmed to CNN that the idea was floated and discussed.
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Pawlenty has been one of the potential candidates floated to replace Franken in the Senate.
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" During the episode's panel discussion, Gaffney and Spencer floated multiple conspiracies related to "stealth jihad.
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Brenda Lawrence (D-Mich.) floated the idea last week before reinforcing her support for impeachment.
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It came out like loose cottage cheese that mostly floated on top of my coffee.
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The president has floated another tax cut is in the works should he be reelected.
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"Here comes the haze," he said before Part 2, as it floated in high upstage.
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A pair of pants floated through the tranquil New Mexican desert, and television changed forever.
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They've even floated the possibility of a third-party run if he wins the nomination.
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The money floated for the wall could be a game changer for kids with cancer.
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The last word, Style, kind of floated, confidently taking up more space than it needed.
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He also floated proposals to punish dissenting journalists and exile millions of mostly nonwhite residents.
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He's floated the idea of making tariffs as high as 22015 percent across the board.
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The arrow bounced off Tracks' side and floated in the water as the whale submerged.
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Middleton nearly floated down the red carpet in a sweeping blue gown in October 2015.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN)'s name has also been floated, as has that of Sen.
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What are your thoughts on some of the bills that your Republican colleagues have floated?
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Reminder: BuzzFeed news boss Ben Smith has floated the idea of spinning out his operation.
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Instead, he'd floated his primary efforts through $44 million of loans from his own bank account.
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Musk is said to have floated the idea of a carbon tax to Trump this week.
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And, billowy capes, where fabric quality is key, floated down the runways at Balmain and Chloé.
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That means fans can enjoy the drink well after the clouds of spring have floated away.
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The search has extended hundreds of kilometers south, into Serbia, as some bodies have floated downstream.
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The central bank floated the Egyptian pound in November as part of an economic reform programme.
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According to the "tick-tock-tock" refresh cycle floated back in May, that time has come.
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It shows some of the 1,941 people who literally floated into the Guinness World Record books.
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Y., all floated as possible 2020 presidential candidates, have backed the call to abolish the agency.
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The dollar figures currently being floated are $900 to $1,000 for the 6.5-inch OLED device.
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The Trump campaign has routinely floated conspiracies suggesting that the Obama administration sympathizes with ISIS. 2.
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The ocean liner then floated off Miami, so close that passengers could see the city's lights.
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But this would send a negative message about the government's commitment to a freely floated pound.
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But "alt-left" is a term that's recently floated around in various corners of the internet.
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Everything was going fine until a song I've never heard before or since floated into earshot.
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Patreon won't release a valuation but says the $53 million TechCrunch floated last week is incorrect.
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In the Senate, some Democrats representing large numbers of government workers have floated a new strategy.
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The market has been in a strong uptrend since the Egyptian pound was floated on Nov.
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Many House Democrats would likely oppose even the $1.6 billion for border security floated by Schumer.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was floated as a potential candidate before ultimately deciding against running.
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I reached out with my virtual left hand, tapped it and the lobe floated into place.
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NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine floated the idea for the first time today during a Senate hearing.
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Some of the candidates being floated are not interested in the job, The Times has reported.
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Kim first saw Johnson's story when a Mic video floated across her twitter timeline last October.
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But we expect to start seeing his name floated for other CEO roles very shortly. 2.
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There's a big organ shortage, and xenotransplantation has long been floated around as a possible solution.
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Balloons floated down from the ceiling, along with a shower of Silly String and small figurines.
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Earlier this week, he floated the most high-profile name yet for a potential pardon: himself.
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Michael Gove, the current secretary of the environment, has also been floated as a potential replacement.
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More than two years ago, the company floated its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Even if Walmart doesn't take the bait, the conservative streaming service idea is still being floated.
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Some of those top transition officials have been floated as possible Cabinet picks in Trump's administration.
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Since October, more than 5,000 ideas were floated by 20,000 people working as individuals or teams.
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He just floated the idea of going to cool places, eating great food, while they paid.
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The idea was first floated by Serbian officials, among them the defense minister and foreign minister.
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Last week, Williams floated the idea of raising the U.S. central bank's 2 percent inflation target.
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"The first time I heard 'Cosmos,' it was if I had floated into space," agree Stephens.
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Egypt floated its currency in November, and since then its pound has roughly halved in value.
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Potential investments or takeovers from other groups or airlines were floated last week, but didn't happen.
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He turned to vapor and the spectral remains of his head floated away like a balloon.
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One of the theories that floated was that James Murdoch was going to go to Disney.
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Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe floated various hypothetical crimes that would result in President Trump's impeachment.
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Merlin, which floated in 2013, is the world's second-biggest visitor attractions group behind Walt Disney.
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Andrew M. Cuomo floated a plan for the state to pay for college courses for inmates.
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Various explanations have been floated by officials in Washington as to how the tools were stolen.
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She's floated above the dangers of max this season; worrying about kickball instead of her life.
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An absolute upper limit of 15,000-square-metres had been floated by the junior Komeito party.
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Egypt's main index has soared 25 percent since the central bank floated the currency on Nov.
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In a fine mist, the water floated down upon trees and shrubs, and froze on contact.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently floated a 70 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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It's hard for me to imagine, but it's been floated, so I figured I'd ask you.
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Eyes on Stabenow The artist has previously been floated as a potential opponent to Michigan Sen.
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With one out, Charlie Culberson floated a single to right, bringing Chris Rusin on in relief.
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Bolton, whose is being floated as undersecretary of state, is pushing for regime change in Iran.
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He was floated as an option to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs at one point.
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If Thursday's hearing is any indication, Democrats will resist serious budget slashing like that being floated.
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The company floated Emaar Malls in 2014, valuing the business at 37.7 billion dirhams ($10.27 billion).
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Passantino floated lowering the threshold from Obama's level to $30,000 for overtime as an effective compromise.
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Two people who ... one name that has been floated is the former heir apparent at Disney.
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The legislation is still in flux, though copies of an early draft have floated around Washington.
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To get you up to speed: Names that have been floated for Defense secretary include Sen.
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Trump floated an idea to solve the problem: canceling pressing briefings in favor of written responses.
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Clooney is regularly floated as a future politician, but seemed to rule it out last year.
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It was something he floated, kind of offhandedly, in an interview with the BBC's Radio 203.
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One of the measures he floated was cutting social taxes, a measure long sought by employers.
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A sovereign default of the United States — something Trump has floated — would destroy the global economy.
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Kate Middleton didn't walk to dinner at the royal palace in Oslo on Thursday — she floated.
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When Spicer floated the 20 percent tax on Thursday, the bipartisan backlash was swift and decisive.
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Amway had floated bits of its Asian operations outside China, but disliked investors' short-term focus.
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Both Bannon and Priebus have been floated as possible chiefs of staff in the Trump administration.
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Arpaio was even floated as a possible nominee to head of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Others floated the notion of a Europe of flexibility, concentric circles or moving at two speeds.
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Rick Perry have been floated as potential third party candidates, though both have denied any interest.
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Trump previously floated a middle class tax cut in the weeks before the 2018 midterm elections.
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Since then, she has found herself among a handful of politicians floated as possible presidential candidates.
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When he sat down to read, the sentences floated past his eyes or appeared in duplicate.
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McConnell also floated on Thursday that a border wall wasn't the best option in some places.
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One floated over the banks that line the city's canals, ending up perilously close to buildings.
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Trump has previously floated the possibility of Japan and South Korea acquiring their own nuclear stockpiles.
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The central bank floated the pound last November as part of reforms agreed with the IMF.
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Shares of some other technology-related companies that floated recently have been weak in Hong Kong.
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The balloon showing Trump as a baby that floated above a London protest in July reappeared.
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The proposal has been highly controversial ever since Trump floated it in the days after Parkland.
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Ocasio-Cortez recently floated the idea of forming a liberal equivalent of the far-right group.
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On Thursday, the White House floated a plan to impose a 20 percent tax on imports.
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But the initial reception to Cain being floated for a Fed post was cold at best.
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White House officials have also floated a one-year deal instead of a two-year deal.
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The proposal drew widespread condemnation from immigrant-rights groups when it was first floated last year.
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At the rally, Trump mockingly floated Buttigieg's name while attacking other 2020 Democratic contenders, including Sen.
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Trump has already floated the possibility of inviting Kim to Washington if the summit goes well.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly floated the idea of buying Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark.
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Shucking off a defender, Pogba floated a cross that Neuer could only bat to the ground.
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Trump also had floated 2012 GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain for a Federal Reserve Board seat.
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Among the ideas floated by Kashkari is breaking up large banks into smaller, less connected entities.
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Sessions, who remains popular in the state, was floated by some as a potential Republican candidate.
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But Trump has bad blood with two female governors often floated as potential vice presidential picks.
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Rumors of potential other bidders — Google, Disney and Apple were among the names floated — quickly evaporated.
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He has been floated as a potential candidate for Utah governor in 2020, when Republican Gov.
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Mike Rogers, the National Security Agency director, has also been floated for director of National Intelligence.
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McConnell floated reducing the total size of the $1.4 trillion tax package by roughly $350 billion.
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But once the possibility had been floated, it was Marin who made the financing a reality.
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As the administration floated the idea of expanding offshore drilling in early 2018, then-Florida Gov.
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Both Shelby and Lowey have floated a February or March time frame, though Shelby and Sen.
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Late last month Trump floated the idea of the military paying for the wall on Twitter.
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He floated the idea of having an investigator review the yearbook picture to determine the identities.
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In a press conference Thursday, Schumer floated funding border technology, like drones, as a security option.
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Wade collected the ball and took a step back and floated a shot toward the basket.
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He floated over to the Trump campaign, helping the untutored (and untutorable) candidate with debate prep.
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Foreign investors bought stocks heavily in the months after the Egyptian pound was floated on Nov.
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People have floated the idea of universal basic income, of negative income tax, of training programs.
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Why this matters: Several years ago, Marathon's drug price hike would have floated under the radar.
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He floated the idea publicly in March when he spoke to military personnel in San Diego.
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A flurry of potential legislative responses to Trump's rhetoric has been floated: A bill from Sens.
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Shares in Egypt have soared 2742 percent since the central bank floated the currency on Nov.
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He and a few other survivors floated in a dinghy for days and were washed ashore.
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"But the funniest thing is that our garbage can floated away in the water," Heidi said.
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Democrats have been praising them, and some have even floated him as a 2020 presidential contender.
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Half a dozen more floated toward Mexico crowded with Central Americans fleeing gang violence and poverty.
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He floated the idea of putting his personal pilot in charge of the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Campbell said that negotiations began after management initially floated the idea of contracting the work out.
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I had heard some concerns about this from conservatives when the waiver concept was first floated.
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This is not the first time Colloton has been floated for a possible Supreme Court appointment.
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I could feel it as his voice floated from the back seat just above a whisper.
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Tone and sentiment analysis, which D.H.S. officials have floated as an option, is even less accurate.
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But, like every other person whose name was floated to replace Rosselló, he has political baggage.
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He's even floated the idea of declaring a national emergency if he doesn't get his way.
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Soon, Mr. O'Rourke's name was being floated for assorted local positions, often by Mr. O'Rourke himself.
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HHS officials have floated the possibility that the Federal Trade Commission could enforce certain privacy violations.
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Four superconferences for 2026 is not far-fetched; some observers have even floated a single megaconference.
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In the past, Biden has floated four specific women who he might select: New Hampshire Sens.
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Let me ask you about the current GOP health care bill being floated in the Senate.
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The comments echo those of a senior Polish official, who floated such a deal on Thursday.
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Axios reported that the idea was floated n meetings with Homeland Security and national security officials.
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The White House is also negotiating with lawmakers and has floated putting forward their own idea.
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A monetary contribution to the Nixon campaign has also been floated as a possible peace offering.
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He also floated the idea of zeroing out the payroll tax altogether until after the Nov.
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Faint laughter and screams floated up four floors and permeated the brick exterior of my room.
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A few months ago, I floated the idea of a mutually agreed separation to my employer.
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We're told there are several ideas being floated around, including a posthumous album or music release.
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During this couple's beach wedding, photographer Andra Lesmana captured the moment paragliders floated by the ceremony.
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Last October Rome floated a 30 percent holding in Poste Italiane at 6.75 euros per share.
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The Messiah floated gently down Eighth Avenue, His arms spread wide, as if to hug mankind.
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Many of the first ideas that have been floated have involved military, rather than diplomatic, initiatives.
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In the long interregnum, the Norwegian news media floated other options for Harald, including Greek princesses.
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Since California achieved statehood in 1850, residents have floated dozens of plans to break it up.
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During the presidential transition, Kobach's name was being floated to lead the Department of Homeland Security.
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The codpieces, though, resembling athletic cups, although less functional, floated limply and redundantly atop the clothes.
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The final number floated around for Waystar to purchase Pierce is a heart-stopping $24 billion.
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Leaning this way and that, these elements floated in horizontal rows before fields of related hues.
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Democrats have also floated the idea of subpoenaing acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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Slowly, her right arm floated up and she began gently combing Pop Rocks from her hair.
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Some 10.3m of the shares floated on the IPO are on loan to short-sellers, however.
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Chris Christie floated eliminating the Department of Education during a campaign stop in New Hampshire Monday.
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But she remains on the list of Democrats floated as possible candidates in the 2020 race.
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The name Jeff Bezos has been floated, since he&aposs expressed interest in supporting educational causes.
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Her name was floated as a potential United States attorney general, even a Supreme Court justice.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday floated a plan to fine ZTE Corp (000063.
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Spaulding described the current legislation as an improvement over what was floated in the previous Congress.
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President Donald Trump has floated reducing the number of US troops in the country to 8,600.
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The government then floated its currency, the pound, cut fuel and energy subsidies and increased taxes.
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Heart-shaped balloons floated above the couple's heads while Royal Air Force planes performed a flyover.
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The new GOP proposal, floated within hours of the failed votes, is also backed by Sens.
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Manchin's name has been floated as a potential pick for secretary of state or energy secretary.
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Even more recently, he has floated intervening in Los Angeles to address the city's homelessness crisis.
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It's over now, the result of diplomatic interventions from Arabia floated on a lake of petrodollars.
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Conspiracy theories have been floated in the conservative media about why Mr. Obama used the term.
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It's easy to see why McCarthy, 53, would see his name floated for chief of staff.
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We've seen a lot of ideas floated to make our economy fairer and fight income inequality.
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Azinor Managing Director Nick Terrell has previously floated an IPO as an option for his company.
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Samsung Galaxy S10+ review A February 18 launch date has been floated for the next flagship.
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Occasionally, I've floated gracefully in a grand jeté, then sprinted the last mile of a marathon.
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During the early months of 1720, dozens of new companies were floated on London's Exchange Alley.
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Democrats had already floated the idea of a special prosecutor to investigate the Trump-Russia ties.
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They remain well below the 240 pence price at which they were floated in February 2016.
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He (accurately) notes that some House Democrats have floated impeachment long before this Ukraine scandal broke.
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Free college, which Sanders floated in 20203, has become a litmus test; and this week, Sen.
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The firm is expecting 25 percent of its stock to be floated, nearly 57 million shares.
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By doing so, Anderson floated directly into the path of Washington quarterback Jake Browning's short pass.
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It was by far the most contentious piece of the offshore drilling plan floated in January.
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Cuomo is often floated as a potential Democratic challenger to Trump's re-election campaign in 2020.
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So I floated in pitch blackness and waited for a profound experience to wash over me.
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A similar bill has also been floated by a Kentucky state lawmaker following the Younger case.
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One possible idea floated in recent weeks — but shut down — has been a "tiered pricing" scheme.
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In the mid-19th century, the north magnetic pole floated much further south, roaming around Canada.
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The Flake plan would: Flake has also floated a so-called punt on the DACA issue.
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Speaking before the commission, Ms. Wyden's lawyer, Alexander Urbelis, floated what he called a modest proposal.
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A strapless moiré tent dress floated out in a trio of tiers like a raspberry mousse.
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The company floated on the London Stock Exchange in 1996 and exited Burkina Faso in 2017.
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Silver balloons floated the name "LORETO" against the construction site barriers, and readings commemorated its past.
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House Republicans have floated such a bill over and over before, and presumably they'll try again.
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At the beginning of this year, Republican leaders in Congress floated a "repeal and delay" strategy.
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No longer winded, McCaffrey gathered in a punt soon after and floated 63 yards to a score.
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The bits of tinted paper floated down like errant prayers, to end up on the wet ground.
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Clinton has not floated any specific tax level and it seems unlikely this would generate much revenue.
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Jim Jordan outright floated the idea of hitting "pause" on law enforcement use of facial recognition technology.
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When they were paired at The Players a month later, Mickelson floated the idea of the duel.
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Trump then floated the Latin American countries those voters could have hailed from, according to the Times.
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