The pilots later voted to go ahead with the strike.
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Trump then decided not to go ahead with the move.
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The pilots later voted to go ahead with the strike.
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After that conversation, they decide to go ahead with it.
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Ohtani hasn't yet decided whether he'll go ahead with surgery.
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House leaders are expected to go ahead with the vote.
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Ivanov on Wednesday dared Zaev to go ahead with his removal.
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VI) will go ahead with a takeover bid for Osram (OSRn.
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The council vowed to go ahead with the vote on Sunday.
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But he also allowed Israel to go ahead with the occupations.
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Total has made financial commitments to go ahead with the project.
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I was so scared, I agreed to go ahead with it.
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Who knows if he decides to go ahead with a statement.
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He called it suicide to go ahead with a planned Dec.
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They decided to go ahead with the suit, come what may.
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The US won't go ahead with its tariffs for some months.
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Many expect the U.S. to go ahead with a fourth round.
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I want to go ahead with that trial to hold Trump accountable.
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"Let's go ahead with the bill," Reid said on the Senate floor.
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Why has the government decided to go ahead with such extensive reforms?
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The club has said it intends to go ahead with the Aug.
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The commissioners, including Mr. Rosch, voted to go ahead with the lawsuit.
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The Pentagon could go ahead with a missile defense program, for example.
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The government said it would still go ahead with an airline tax, however.
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Should we go ahead with the assumption that this is Washington State law?
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They voted 78-59 to go ahead with a vote on our amendment.
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"We warned SPDC not to go ahead with repair works," the group said.
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"We had the signatures to go ahead with the ballot initiative," Simpson said.
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BOK LEE: PLAN TO GO AHEAD WITH APRIL POLICY-SETTING MEETING AS PLANNED
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"Suppose we go ahead with the Stennis plan without firing Cox," he said.
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In 2011, it attempted to go ahead with realistic color images on products.
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The ruling to go ahead with the hearing on Monday could thwart those plans.
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The loophole permits stores based on membership, like Costco, to go ahead with cashless.
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Let's just ignore this fool and go ahead with our miserable lives, should we?
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Capital One will still go ahead with its purchase of the credit card portfolio.
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The opposition has vowed to go ahead with a mass protest on Friday anyway.
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Messer said he expected the chamber to go ahead with a planned evening vote.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) intends to go ahead with a vote on Dec.
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We hope that the NPA will do their job and go ahead with prosecution.
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But I am eager to go ahead with my life and do my work.
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"We need cabinet approvals to go ahead with large value projects," one told Reuters.
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A company consultant pleaded that the chain not go ahead with in-store clinics.
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The Ohio couple has instead decided to go ahead with a quick ceremony Dec.
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Lithuania's government still has to decide whether it will go ahead with the offering.
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I don't think there is any way back if we go ahead with Brexit.
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Still, Warren appears determined to go ahead with this plan, at least for the primary.
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The company cautioned that neither side was legally bound to go ahead with a deal.
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But as noted, JAXA hasn't yet decided to go ahead with the second touchdown attempt.
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"It would leave this committee no choice to go ahead with impeachment hearings," he added.
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They actually lost, but Helis decided not to go ahead with the project after all.
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Let's go ahead with this hearing and have a vote and get this over with.
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Polyus, Russia's top gold producer, decided to go ahead with its share offering on Thursday.
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Trump, who was personally invested in the plans, decided to go ahead with the meeting.
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The court first has to give the applicant permission to go ahead with the case.
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Then he threw me a curveball: Did we plan to go ahead with the circumcision?
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Amazon said it would still go ahead with planning for a new downtown office building.
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Now you'd be able to go ahead with the payment, go on with your day?
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Iraq's Kurds have said they will go ahead with the referendum on independence on Sept.
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Mr. Trump has suggested he might go ahead with withdrawing troops even without a deal.
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He urged Cambodian authorities not to go ahead with the dissolution of the opposition party.
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Many now expect the White House to go ahead with a fourth round of tariffs.
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If there are no observations, the member state is free to go ahead with its plans.
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If you want to go ahead with it, send me a letter, give me a call.
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I want to go ahead with my aggressive politics and the generals try to stop me.
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She says she would "definitely go ahead" with efforts to revive the bill should she win.
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A recent Reuters poll showed most economists expect Japan to go ahead with the higher levy.
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The chess association said it planned to go ahead with the tournament regardless of the fatwa.
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Negotiations were concluded in April and the government was expected to go ahead with the purchase.
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The Trump administration had urged Erdogan not to go ahead with the expected assault on Afrin.
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Some aid workers were disappointed to see that French government would go ahead with the demolition.
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"If they go ahead with the bulldozing it will be a terrible waste," Moseley had said.
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However, it seems like Lahren will go ahead with her legal fight against her former employer.
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The agreement means Ontario will likely not go ahead with its proposed Ontario Retirement Pension Plan.
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Infantino's request to go ahead with the proposal was rejected by the council, the newspaper added.
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Unidentified Male: He's, he's — Dispatcher: We're going to get everybody, go ahead with the transmittal sir.
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Harris told Business Insider the group planned to go ahead with more flights at the airport.
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But he decided to go ahead with a planned campaign rally later that day in Illinois.
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For this reason, the Federal Reserve will go ahead with an interest-rate cut next week.
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The reporters' group said it would go ahead with its April 29 dinner despite Trump's absence.
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Amazon said it would still go ahead with planning for a new major downtown office building.
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If you go ahead with this, they told Mr. Trump, there will be risks and downsides.
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Before the crisis, the aviation industry expected Boeing would go ahead with plans for the plane.
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Countries will go ahead with trade deals in any case, eager to connect with opportunities abroad.
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But the decision on whether to go ahead with plans rested with the operators, it said.
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It was not immediately clear when Honda would be allowed to go ahead with the recalls.
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But Linqi No. 1 Middle School decided it would go ahead with exams it holds outside.
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European Union regulators say they'll go ahead with new tech taxes without an accord (The Hill).
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Another would-be donor decided not to go ahead with the operation despite receiving threats from brokers.
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The members of the delegation consulted White House officials while deciding whether to go ahead with it.
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Time and again we see artists go ahead with clearly stolen ideas, but we've been treated fairly.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will then decide if it should go ahead with the program.
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Protest organizers said they would go ahead with another rally on Sunday to demand Lam step down.
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Turkey said it would go ahead with its purchase of Russian-made S-400 anti-aircraft missiles.
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Protest organisers said they would go ahead with another rally on Sunday to demand Lam step down.
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About 80 percent of companies surveyed say authorities should go ahead with the hike, the poll showed.
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I suggest we stop bickering and go ahead with the obvious alliance that needs to take place.
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You have to be able to give everyone tools to be able to go ahead with this.
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If bitcoin users go ahead with their rebellion without miners and companies in agreement, bitcoin will split.
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It will also go ahead with plans to close another Indiana facility that employs around 700 people.
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"I think it's incredibly important that the House go ahead with a conservative immigration bill," he continued.
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Greek Cypriots recently indicated they would go ahead with plans for gas exploration, despite opposition from Turkey.
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If the Treasury were to go ahead with IPO, it would not take place before the autumn.
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This indicates the Conservatives may go ahead with forming a minority government without securing the deal first.
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In addition, other countries have said they intend to go ahead with the plan on their own.
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But the president dismissed such concerns, insisting that the two sides go ahead with the original date.
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It is still up to the local authorities to decide whether to go ahead with the plan.
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It is still up to the local authorities to decide whether to go ahead with the plan.
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But it's still possible that Trump will eventually go ahead with the tariff hikes on December 15.
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The Friday warnings do not necessarily mean Murray Energy will go ahead with all of the layoffs.
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Musk loves to go ahead with anything that's disruptive and goes against the current of automotive retail.
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We told them, okay we'll go ahead with the termination, but we hadn't done the echoscan yet.
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You should see that if both sides go ahead with disarmament, there can be no Star Wars.
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An official said that no decision has been made on whether to go ahead with the ban.
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This Sunday, 600 Social Democratic Party delegates will vote on whether to go ahead with coalition talks.
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It would be softened, but it's Labour's policy to go ahead with it because the vote has happened now, which means that THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN, and we have to go ahead with Brexit, even if that makes us nothing more than polite lemmings trooping over a cliff.
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"Of course we didn't win the designation therefore we didn't go ahead with them," Banks said by telephone.
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Markets now do not expect the Fed to go ahead with its planned interest rate rises this year.
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It was unclear whether Mumbai-based JK Files would go ahead with the purchase, or at what price.
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Gwarzo was not immediately available for comment on Wednesday on the decision to go ahead with the audit.
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The Senate vote means the administration can go ahead with lifting sanctions on the companies connected to Deripaska.
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If Trump does go ahead with the nomination, Katz said it could be a difficult, drawn-out fight.
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He added that Iranian threats may even have made Riyadh more determined to go ahead with Nimr's execution.
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So we have to review if we're going to go ahead with this stainless steel project for tanks.
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EDF's board is due to take a decision on whether to go ahead with the investment on Jan.
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Apple may end up deciding not to go ahead with a deal, the report said, citing another source.
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The president told aides to go ahead with tariffs, the reports said, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Merkel said on Wednesday Germany would go ahead with the banking union, even if it involved tough discussions.
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The committee announced Tuesday evening that it plans to go ahead with a vote on Kavanaugh Friday morning.
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It said it would go ahead with a midnight fireworks and laser show, but urged attendees to dress warmly.
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Catalonia's government said on Friday it was determined to go ahead with the vote which Spain's government calls illegal.
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Dietsch also said Bayer still plans to go ahead with a capital increase, declining to speculate about the size.
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The National Football League (NFL) caused a scandal by choosing to go ahead with its games two days later.
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Trump initially resisted, saying he had no security concerns and wanted to go ahead with the speech as planned.
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After seeing how Kalnbērzs operated to construct a sexual organ, Inna was ready to go ahead with the procedures.
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The prosecutor's request was made to an investigating magistrate who will decide whether to go ahead with a trial.
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If it decides to go ahead with the idea, BP said it would register the subsidiary by year-end.
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No final decision has yet been made on whether or not go ahead with the IPO, the people said.
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It plans to go ahead with its inaugural auction scheduled in India's financial capital of Mumbai on Nov 29.
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Top U.S. Republicans, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, urged Trump on Monday not to go ahead with the tariffs.
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Nearly 2.5 million people have also signed a petition calling on Putin not to go ahead with the plan.
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But Shahriar Kabir, who convened the group, said the members soon decided not to go ahead with the case.
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"They want to strike more fear in the people so they can go ahead with their election," he said.
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Only when the record company discovered Ms Jaho did it feel confident enough to go ahead with the recording.
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The White House has also threatened a veto, but Senate Republicans are likely to go ahead with a vote.
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Angeliades said his final decision whether to go ahead with the investment depended on how significant the findings are.
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Anti-abortion group March for Life plans to go ahead with its annual rally outside the Supreme Court today.
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But those talks stalled after Trump's legal team at the time disagreed on whether to go ahead with it.
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Rio decided in June to go ahead with a $5.3 billion expansion, which will take five to seven years.
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If you're planning to ignore her and go ahead with The Book of Henry anyway, it opens June 16.
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"That's going to eventually hurt Biden with financing if the DNC doesn't go ahead with this," the source said.
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Similar condemnation followed the recent announcement that Brunei would go ahead with the laws, which took effect on Wednesday.
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Over the weekend, Sutter said it planned to go ahead with these procedures but has subsequently shifted the policy.
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The president told aides to go ahead with tariffs, the reports said, citing four people familiar with the matter.
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The match was one of five Serie A games which were allowed to go ahead with spectators between Feb.
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My latest idea is to do so anyway, and to allow the disbelievers to go ahead with their subject.
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As for finding the courage to actually go ahead with those spending cuts, no one should hold their breath.
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"We're going to go ahead with Mexico," US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who's leading the negotiations, said this week.
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It will still require approval by the government before it can go ahead with tests of its first blast furnace.
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That's when consumers would go ahead with the spending that was held back by the virus outbreak, some analysts said.
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Still, Republicans are continuing to negotiate and say the plan is still to go ahead with a vote next week.
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SOCAR officials say the company was ready to go ahead with the deal but DESFA's price should be substantially cut.
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Those same developers are now so risk-averse that they are still reticent to go ahead with large-scale developments.
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S. Hello, US government, this is a joke, and I do not actually intend to go ahead with this plan.
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On Thursday, the Academy said it would go ahead with plans to shorten the annual awards show to three hours.
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In all likelihood, we'll have a lot of questions to ask you before we can go ahead with a story.
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The company has begun sounding out institutional investors but does not plan to go ahead with a float this year.
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They had decided to go ahead with their wedding despite the previous night's gunfire, explosions and roar of fighter jets.
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It has previously said it would go ahead with the transaction once it has sufficient certainty on the antitrust clearance.
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" Asked if he'll go ahead with the travel ban, Trump told reporters in the Cabinet Room just now: "Of course.
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We spoke to the hospital in Cairo and asked them not to go ahead with the two remaining transplant procedures.
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Alibaba got the greenlight from Hong Kong regulators on Tuesday to go ahead with the share sale, the source said.
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Shell is unlikely to go ahead with the development of the field in the foreseeable future, according to several sources.
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But weak financial performance had led many investors to doubt whether the investors would actually go ahead with their plan.
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Other parties can still go ahead with a vote, but they would not get the majority necessary to oust him.
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There was no political will power either in the Democratic side or the Republican side to go ahead with TPP.
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If the SON decides to go ahead with the project, the waste will be part of their lands and legacy.
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"I urge them not to go ahead with the referendum," Abadi said at a news conference in Berlin on Thursday.
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No final decision has been taken on whether to go ahead with the full offer for Metro, the people said.
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FCC WON'T DELAY NET NEUTRALITY VOTE: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) intends to go ahead with a vote on Dec.
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Ng said that he had no choice but to go ahead with something to fill the space that he leased.
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It could save on labor costs if airlines go ahead with staff furloughs and pay cuts that are being weighed.
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In response to Mr. Leung's criticism, the club said last week that it planned to go ahead with the talk.
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Mr. Grassley said they will go ahead with a committee vote on Mr. Kavanaugh's nomination in Senate on Sept. 20.
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She is also checking for herself: As of now, she plans to go ahead with a March cruise to Mexico.
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When the NBA player was originally contemplating signing with Nike, he apparently didn't want to go ahead with the deal.
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And the Royal Opera House in London said that it planned to go ahead with his appearances there this summer.
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In the Twitter statement on Saturday, The Wiggles said they will go ahead with their second fundraising on Saturday night.
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The first is whether to go ahead with HS2, a high-speed line between London and the north (see article).
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Texas Southern, down 55-54, had a chance to go ahead with 33 seconds left, but Jones missed a jumper.
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Meanwhile, Disney received government approval to go ahead with its blockbuster acquisition of the entertainment assets of 21st Century Fox.
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Earlier this month, Black Sea Oil & Gas said new taxes could make it hard to go ahead with the development.
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Marushevska said Nasirov had sent her three reprimands, enough to fire her, but did not go ahead with the sacking.
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Jack in the Box said it would go ahead with a planned bond issue, if unable to strike a deal.
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The election board says it has conducted some reforms and the vote will go ahead with Odinga on the ballot.
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It is unclear whether Trump would be able to legally override it and go ahead with relocation of the embassy.
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"On July 30, the constituent (assembly) will go ahead with the vote of the people," he said in a televised broadcast.
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When it's ready, they may even go ahead with plans to test a second version of the HIV therapy on Roberts.
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Xiaomi is still expected to go ahead with its Hong Kong listing, which it plans to kick off later this week.
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They will make a final decision on Saturday after last-minute talks with employers whether to go ahead with the strike.
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Why not go ahead with their high-stakes rematch when the UFC debuts in Weidman's native New York later this year?
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However, a pivotal match between Japan and Scotland did go ahead, with the host nation prevailing to claim a quarterfinal spot.
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He decided to go ahead with a national tax, which was signed into law in July and applies retroactively to Jan.
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A special impeachment commission concurred Wednesday, recommending that the lower house of Brazil's congress go ahead with impeachment proceedings against Rousseff.
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It wants to go ahead with a full-cycle nuclear programme, including the production and enrichment of uranium for atomic fuel.
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But she said parliamentary leaders had not yet decided whether to defy the central court and go ahead with the session.
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However, studies have shown an overwhelming majority of patients are certain of their decision and go ahead with the procedure regardless.
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Go ahead with the trap and the crazy wobble whatever, do all that, I love it, but it's a different thing.
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Qatar snapped up a first chunk of the airport, despite the pleas of local residents to go ahead with the park.
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Whether or not citizens support the new charter, Prayuth has said he will go ahead with general elections by late 2017.
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The government also said it would not go ahead with planned price rises this year in electricity, gas and public transport.
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The decision to go ahead with Saturday's rally was taken with the advice from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Trudeau said.
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Starwood Hotels — China's Anbang for Starwood, leaving the company free to go ahead with its planned merger with hotel rival Marriott.
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The Pentagon restructured the program in response to criticism in 2014, deciding to go ahead with the construction of 32 LCS.
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Waste Connections Inc and Canada's Progressive Waste Solutions Ltd said on Tuesday they will go ahead with their $2250 billion deal.
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The family holding company said after Caprotti's death that it would not go ahead with the sale for the time being.
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Last year Maersk Oil decided to go ahead with its Culzean field after the government introduced tax breaks for complicated projects.
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When he wakes up, he doubts whether he can go ahead with the murder he had by then decided to commit.
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"If they were not open to it, I would have been far more loath to go ahead with it," Kiraly said.
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Boeing already is offering the MAX 10X to airlines, though it has not yet formally decided to go ahead with it.
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Italy then wrote to the European Union pledging to go ahead with it, according to the European Parliament president David Sassoli.
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And, importantly, does Broadcom go ahead with plans to move its official headquarters to the U.S., or does it reverse course?
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Despite the pressure, Google said it will go ahead with plans to provide the official live stream for the Republican event.
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Instead, family members were told to assume they might have Lynch syndrome and to go ahead with the intense cancer surveillance.
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I am so afraid that unless we can find a way of changing hearts, they're going to go ahead with it.
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The meeting comes as Trump weighs whether to go ahead with proposed increases to tariffs in his trade war with China.
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President Donald Trump has said he plans to go ahead with foreign defense sales delayed under Obama by human rights concerns.
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S. trade negotiations was shadowed by Washington's firm decision to go ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese imports starting Sept. 1.
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His publisher said that they plan to go ahead with the book despite a cease-and-desist letter from Trump's lawyers.
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But for mayors like Mr. Rabasseda, the choice to go ahead with the ballot was simple, if potentially disastrous for him.
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However, a Munich court said in 2015 it would allow the 44-year-old Pechstein to go ahead with a lawsuit.
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A Pentagon official told CNBC on Wednesday that no decision has been made on whether to go ahead with a ban.
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A decision on whether to go ahead with a deal is expected within weeks, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Critics have speculated Trump could have been wary of protests and demonstrations were he to go ahead with his February visit.
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California will still go ahead with a ban on cosmetics companies importing or selling products that have been tested on animals.
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Trump said on Tuesday that he was inclined to go ahead with the levies, set to go into effect starting next week.
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EDF unions said in a joint statement the decision to go ahead with Hinkley Point was an obstacle to a "constructive dialogue".
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That this should now go ahead with the say-so of Westminster, but not Stormont, will surely aggravate the sectarian divide further.
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The week after Once the committee is established, it has 10 days to recommend whether to go ahead with the impeachment process.
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This is because the anti-establishment government in Rome has previously said it does not want to go ahead with the measure.
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"Hello US government, this is a joke, and I do not actually intend to go ahead with this plan," the post reads.
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Labour has pledged to go ahead with Brexit but with a much softer version -- including keeping some aspects of single market membership.
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DE), decided to go ahead with its renewed listing despite a 50 percent decline in shares in U.S. rival Blue Apron (APRN.
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When the cabinet announced a decision to go ahead with the title earlier this year, an informal survey by news website idnes.
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Burning Man said in a statement that they had cancelled burns through noon Sunday but would go ahead with the 8 p.m.
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Last month, the Anglo-Dutch oil giant gave final approval to go ahead with its Kaikias deep-water project in the Gulf.
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Fortescue said the Guinean government told them it would go ahead with "detailed negotiations" with the preferred bidder in the coming months.
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Encouraged by the regional vote, Mr Maduro may go ahead with a presidential election, which is due by the end of 2018.
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Ankara had hoped that Washington would not go ahead with the move, saying it ran contrary to the two countries' trade goals.
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"The decision to go ahead with the exciting ABBA avatar tour project had an unexpected consequence," the statement posted on Instagram says.
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And I'm surprised my lawyer let me go ahead with it, 'cause it just-I looked like there was something going on.
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Once Mr. Putin decides he wants out of eastern Ukraine, he'll find a way to go ahead with the Minsk 2 deal.
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Sure enough the Conservative manifesto released on Sunday states that the decision to go ahead with the project has already been taken.
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Following years of research and debate, the Lord Howe Island Board decided in September to go ahead with a rat eradication program.
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"We have said it was impossible to do a project, and some project leaders still go ahead with it," Mr. Lancer said.
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Henry Holt said it had received a cease-and-desist letter from Trump's attorney but would go ahead with publishing the book.
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CACs allow a debt restructuring to go ahead with authorization from 75 percent of participants, binding any dissenting creditors into the process.
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Generali decided not to go ahead with an offer due to doubts whether the investment would prove sufficiently profitable, the sources said.
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Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini on Sunday said that the government was to go ahead with withdrawing Autostrade's toll road operating concessions.
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The president wrote to Pelosi on Wednesday informing her that he would go ahead with plans to deliver the speech on Jan.
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Mr. Trump told advisers he would adhere to the chain of command and let Mr. Esper go ahead with the actual dismissal.
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Following an appeals court ruling in the industry's favor, the FDA announced in 2013 that it wouldn't go ahead with those warnings.
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"In view of the current findings, it is strongly recommended not to go ahead with the construction" planned, the institute concluded in 2012.
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The French government said on Thursday it was ready to give EDF the financial support it needs to go ahead with the project.
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The Razorbacks had a chance to go ahead with just over four minutes remaining, but Allen threw an interception in the end zone.
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If the Fed's assessment that the softness in CPI between February and May is transitory, the Fed will go ahead with its plan.
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Earlier on Tuesday Turkey's Court of Appeals unanimously approved a local court ruling allowing the MHP to go ahead with its party congress.
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Ankara had been hopeful that Washington would not go ahead with the move, saying it ran contrary to the two countries' trade goals.
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On Friday, the American Petroleum Institute (API) said it hoped the administration would not go ahead with the proposal to boost blending quotas.
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The government said it now plans to go ahead with a trial to see how Oxitec's mutant fruit flies fare in the wild.
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In Malaysia, where Oxitec conducted trials of its mosquitoes, the country decided to not go ahead with the project after trials, citing cost.
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Trump administration officials, including Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, said Tuesday they would go ahead with the 2020 census without including the citizenship question.
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So if you go ahead with the impeachment, people, you&aposre going -- you&aposre going to be dealing with Godzilla, an orange Godzilla.
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The source said the President had not firmly decided to go ahead with it but said he was discussing possible actions with Mattis.
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The Scottish government won a landmark court case against the Scottish Whisky Association in November, allowing it to go ahead with the move.
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The Trump administration has announced plans to go ahead with a $1.4 billion arms sale to Taiwan originally signed by the Obama administration.
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While helping one couple plan to buy a second home, Ritter recalls noticing the wife was hesitant to go ahead with the decision.
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FISA had rejected criticism of its decision to go ahead with Saturday's races, saying the conditions were the same for all the rowers.
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Reuters reported on Friday that the bank's board of directors was set to decide in April whether to go ahead with the IPO.
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SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, for her part, said this week she would not go ahead with a vote without the U.K. government's approval.
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He declined to go ahead with the process after receiving paperwork for the background check, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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In May, the Trump administration said it would go ahead with more than $8 billion in military sales, sidestepping a congressional review process.
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" The president added that if the Speaker wanted to go ahead with the trip by flying commercial, "that would certainly be your prerogative.
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In other instances, he said agents did not go ahead with apprehensions because they were being tracked, which he said posed safety issues.
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Ternium is willing to go ahead with a deal at a price "significantly below market perceptions" about the asset, one of them added.
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"If they don't go ahead with it, there's no hope for us!" the other farmer says, as he goes off on his way.
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WWE, for its part, basically dared Impact to go ahead with that, as announcer Michael Cole explicitly made reference to the Broken gimmick.
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"I was going to go ahead with the wedding as expected, and 'out' him in front of our friends and family," she declared.
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Trudeau says he will not go ahead with plans to buy 18 Boeing F-18 Super Hornet jets unless the challenge is dropped.
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Bank of America's plans to go ahead with the credit facility following its change of policy in April have not previously been reported.
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Abrams said planning for military exercises scheduled for spring 2019 continued and the decision to go ahead with them rested with the leaders.
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Former White House chief economic advisor Gary Cohn told CNBC Monday that he believes President Donald Trump will go ahead with the Dec.
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But separatist leaders in the Catalan regional government have vowed to go ahead with it, even if they risk prosecution for civil disobedience.
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Trump declared an emergency tied to threats from Iran in order to go ahead with the military sales in defiance of congressional objections.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker recommended that EU leaders should now go ahead with a delayed summit to rubber-stamp the agreement.
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The company said it would go ahead with its annual general meeting on April 242 without shareholders present, keeping to its dividend proposal.
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He argued that if rank-and-file lawmakers were to go ahead with forcing immigration votes, the resulting measure would not become law.
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It&aposs possible that Amazon may not be able to go ahead with its investment into Deliveroo if the CMA deems it anticompetitive.
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But when the NBA player launched the Jordan brand with Nike in 1984, he apparently didn't want to go ahead with the deal.
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Negroponte, a former Director of National Intelligence, said he believed it was appropriate for Trump to go ahead with his meeting with Putin.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday pledged to go ahead with an increase in the national sales tax next October.
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New York (CNN Business)WWE says it will go ahead with plans to host an upcoming wrestling event in Saudi Arabia next month.
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Rising said the UK government's decision to go ahead with the 3.2 GW Hinkley Point project is an important boost for the industry.
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The Warriors have planned all along to try to sign both to max deals and may go ahead with maxes in both cases.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan reported Wednesday morning, the White House wants to make Pelosi go ahead with the speech or formally rescind the invitation.
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"What Theresa May was trying to do today was ensure that she keeps a majority to go ahead with Article 50," Peel told CNN.
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The Federal Reserve will go ahead with its planned rate hike next week and then stop, hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones said Monday.
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Hitachi's board confirmed a plan to go ahead with the deal, which would be the Japanese industrial conglomerate's largest-ever acquisition, the Nikkei reported.
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"We can not meet our capital return targets if we go ahead with that (expansion plan)," chief executive Karl Sundstrom told a news conference.
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Trump has said he plans to go ahead with foreign defense sales that had been held up under Obama due to human rights concerns.
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The White House confirmed late last year that the administration would not go ahead with Mateer's nomination to a federal district court in Texas.
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Duque's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but local media reported that the president would go ahead with the meeting.
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Sitting over a bowl of pho at a Vietnamese restaurant in Redmond, the team made the final decision to go ahead with the project.
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Oxitec has released its engineered mosquitoes Brazil, Grand Cayman, and Panama, and still plans to go ahead with a field trial in the Keys.
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That said, we should not hesitate to go ahead with (additional easing) as long as it is necessary for Japan's economy as a whole.
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But I agree with the fundamental idea in the Lisbon Treaty that single countries can go ahead, with the possibility that others follow them.
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"Hello US government, this is a joke, and I do not actually intend to go ahead with this plan," the July 5 post reads.
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But he did not say whether that meant Japan had officially pledged to the international community that it would go ahead with the increase.
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In that case, Spicer explained to reporters why it was necessary to go ahead with the "extreme vetting" process included in Trump's executive order.
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The company said it would go ahead with plans to have a new capital structure in place, if unable to complete a strategic transaction.
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But, in this scenario, Labour's plan is to go ahead with Brexit but to push for Britain to remain part of the single market.
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Ohio Supreme court ruled on Wednesday that the state can go ahead with the execution of a convicted inmate who survived a botched execution.
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Newmont earlier on Monday rejected Barrick's full buyout offer and reiterated its plans to go ahead with its deal to buy smaller rival Goldcorp.
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But he did not say whether that meant Japan has officially pledged to the international community that it will go ahead with the increase.
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He said all operators had accepted the rules for 2.3GHz, so Ofcom should go ahead with the auction, on a permanent or temporary basis.
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He is being dumped on by fans and pundits alike all across the MMA sphere and he still plans to go ahead with it.
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However, Clark said the company would need to see sufficient interest from shippers in long-term contracts to go ahead with the open season.
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Anish Kapadia, an analyst at consultancy AKap Energy, said the project was likely to go ahead with today's oil prices around $65 a barrel.
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Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, said in an interview published Friday that Mr. Trump would not go ahead with tariffs.
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"We have to go ahead with the liberalisation of the economy, we have no other choice (if we are to) reduce poverty," he said.
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The FUP, Brazil's largest oil workers union, said it had not been informed of the ruling and planned to go ahead with the stoppage.
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"We have to go ahead with the liberalization of the economy, we have no other choice (if we are to) reduce poverty," he said.
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After promises of allowing in-flight internet connectivity last August, the Indian government has refused to go ahead with the reform citing security concerns.
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The Dutch state earlier on Wednesday confirmed it intended to go ahead with a tightening of output at the massive field from Oct. 1.
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Members say the minister will defy Merkel on Monday if no compromise has been reached by then, and go ahead with the plans alone.
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Holzer, 27, described what he thought were explosives as "absolutely gorgeous" and said they should go ahead with the attack overnight to avoid police.
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Di Maio rejected this, saying it made no sense to commit money to a project and then discuss whether to go ahead with it.
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The commission decided to go ahead with it after Mr. Musk refused to negotiate a settlement, according to a person familiar with his thinking.
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Still, I decided to go ahead with my challenge with the thought that if I felt too exhausted or in pain, I would rest.
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If the reviews stink, the President could be emboldened to go ahead with a third way forward -- flexing executive power to fund the wall.
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"So we said look, we're going to go ahead with our hearing on the 15th, just let us know by then," Whitehouse told Politico.
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But Ireland is now willing to go ahead with something at the broader OECD level that includes the United States, Japan, Mexico and others.
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Amazon decided to go ahead with the other location for HQ2 in northern Virginia, as well as a new operations hub in Nashville, Tennessee.
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How will Republicans try to contain the political fallout if they go ahead with repeal, and tens of millions lose access to health care?
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It may now not go ahead with the listing this year, though no decision on the new timing has been taken, the sources added.
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Ramishvili said his company, one of the largest private investment companies in the South Caucasus, would still go ahead with the Batumi tower project.
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Analysts say that he may have decided to go ahead with them after feeling emboldened by the election of the legislative superbody this summer.
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But if the governing documents are silent on the matter, and this is a one-time event, you could probably go ahead with a swap.
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Hassassian said that unless Britain apologised, cancelled planned celebrations and recognised the state of Palestine, the Palestinians would go ahead with plans for a lawsuit.
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President Donald Trump had said he would likely go ahead with new tariffs on Mexican imports next week, despite some opposition from his own party.
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A CSU leadership meeting Monday in Munich is likely to authorize Seehofer to go ahead with his plan — but it&aposs unclear at what point.
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Trump has threatened to go ahead with that and possibly add tariffs on $267 billion of imports if there is no progress in the talks.
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Trump also said he would go ahead with tariffs on an additional $2175.50 billion in Chinese goods, if he can't reach a deal with China.
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N) said it has gained the required level of support to go ahead with its 1.7 billion-euro ($1.9 billion) takeover of Wincor Nixdorf WING.
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Barrow, who won the poll and has received the support of the international community, has said he will go ahead with his inauguration on Jan.
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Judges have in large part allowed prosecutors to go ahead with search warrants for Facebook accounts and a website that was used to plan Jan.
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A pivotal Pool A match between Japan and Scotland did go ahead with the host nation going on to secure a place in the quarterfinals.
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On the day of my surgery, the doctor said, 'I can't go ahead with the surgery on your back because I can't find the screwdrivers.
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Google has won U.S. regulatory approval to go ahead with a radar-based motion sensor that could make touchscreens look obsolete in the coming years.
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Frederick Hiltz, archbishop of the Anglican Church of Canada, said that his church planned to go ahead with a vote on gay marriage in July.
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After the ship capsized, critics repeated one question: Why did El Faro go ahead with its scheduled route despite the risk of a potential hurricane?
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Update: Bitfinex says that they will go ahead with the plan to equally distribute losses among users, which drains about 36 percent of all accounts.
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"I have chosen to go ahead with this despite the obvious risk that this will not win acceptance in parliament," Kristersson told a news conference.
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Its first discussions for deals took place a year ago, but another source told Bloomberg that Apple might not even go ahead with the plans.
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The court filing on Friday requesting the lifting of the stay order did not say whether prosecutors would now go ahead with a criminal probe.
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"We will be investigating how the orders were flouted and who was responsible for the decision to go ahead with the firework display," Chandy said.
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In April, sources told Reuters that Petrobras needed to secure an agreement with partners in the pre-salt region to go ahead with the sale.
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On Thursday, the Trump administration notified Congress of its plans to go ahead with the controversial arms package, the first such sale under President Trump.
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Taiwan's Ministry of Defense said in a statement Friday morning they were "sincerely grateful" for the US decision to go ahead with the arms deal.
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On Wednesday he refused to say whether he would go ahead with such a plan, but he did say it could be convenient for him.
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The administration already delayed the rule once past its original April 10 implementation date, but apparently has decided to go ahead with the first steps.
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Haley said the U.S. will go ahead with its plans to build the embassy in Jerusalem regardless of the outcome of the General Assembly vote.
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President Donald Trump has said he would likely go ahead with new tariffs on Mexican imports next week, despite some opposition from his own party.
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On Monday, Hwang and Pence reaffirmed their plans to go ahead with the THAAD, but the decision will be up to the next Korean president.
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These officials pick their battles, knowing that Trump is going to go ahead with some decisions — like renouncing the Paris climate agreement — no matter what.
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The United States asked Turkey to give at least an informal answer on whether it would go ahead with its S-400 purchase by Feb.
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Baines said he had plans of creating bags with other politicians' faces on them, but he's not sure if he will go ahead with them.
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Henry Holt said in a statement it had received a cease-and-desist letter from Trump's attorney but would go ahead with publishing the book.
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These are not reasons not to go ahead with a baby scanner, but the transition from research to clinical practice needs to be undertaken carefully.
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It can go ahead with a tie, as it has in cases involving marital discrimination in bank rules and the future of public-sector unions.
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GE said in a statement it welcomed the government's decision to go ahead with the projects, which it said would create jobs and economic growth.
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North Korea has accused Washington of breaking a promise by planning to go ahead with the military drills and has said they could derail dialogue.
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Alibaba got the greenlight from Hong Kong regulators on Tuesday to go ahead with the share sale that's a win for the Hong Kong economy.
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He told her the opposite: The mutation she had was not known to be harmful, so he urged her to go ahead with the radiation.
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In late 2017, he confirmed that Twitter had held acquisition talks — but said it was he who had decided not go ahead with a deal.
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Johnson has said he will not go ahead with a planned further cut in corporation tax but does intend to reduce workers' social security contributions.
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City leaders said they want to go ahead with the vote but warned violence could make it impossible to hold a fair and safe election.
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At the same time, the U.K. has also said it will go ahead with plans to tax tech giants, which are mostly large American firms.
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Chinese officials, caught by surprise by Mr. Trump's threat, were initially uncertain whether Mr. Liu should go ahead with his planned Washington visit this week.
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As of Monday afternoon, Washington, D.C. planned to go ahead with its event, the city's 50th St. Patrick's Day Parade, which is scheduled for Sunday.
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Dozens of major and minor sports events have already been called off around the world, or been forced to go ahead with no spectators present.
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In the 1918 flu pandemic, the city of Philadelphia opted to go ahead with a World War I victory parade attended by some 200,000 people.
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The judge is expected to issue a more expansive ruling on Thursday concerning whether or the CBS board can go ahead with its planned meeting.
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At the end of the month, Infosys representatives sat down with Mr. Holcomb and agreed to go ahead with plans to invest in the state.
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Source: CoinDesk Bitcoin split into two versions Tuesday morning after a minority of digital currency developers decided to go ahead with their own upgrade process.
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Countries like China, Australia, South Korea and Japan would be the first within the Asia Pacific region to go ahead with 5G, according to McCallum.
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They would either have to go ahead with another contractor - which would cause delays - or stop work, and find another solution for growing power demand.
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The statements also implied that Kim Jong-un could be persuaded to not go ahead with the tests near Guam if the bomber flights stopped.
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And once the showrunners learned of the complaint, the lawyer said, they asked human resources if they could still go ahead with their planned changes.
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The Piedmont region where Turin is located was exempted from the ban on Sunday and Juventus immediately said the game would go ahead with spectators.
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"The truth is, something a bit bigger might be better, but it would be a shame not to go ahead with the building," he said.
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Zambia's President Edgar Lungu said last month he would go ahead with the new sales tax in place of VAT, despite criticism from mining companies.
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Yes. It is lose/lose deal for the U.S. It raises the risk that Iran might forgo negotiations and go ahead with its nuclear program.
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And if the accuser still wished to go ahead with a complaint, they would have to file it in court or ask for an administrative hearing.
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Those weak market conditions have continued, along with some signs China is slowing, but this time the company decided to go ahead with the deal regardless.
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"Be careful, because if you go ahead with it, you'll suffer the same outcome as that baby," the caller said, in a message intended for Gijena.
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Republicans will still go ahead with a procedural vote at noon Saturday to prepare Kavanaugh's nomination for a final vote in the future, Cornyn told reporters.
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"The decision to go ahead with Hinkley Point is a bad choice for both France and the UK," former EDF board member Gerard Magnin told Reuters.
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Sotheby's will go ahead with the planned sale of Jean-Michel Basquiat's 1982–83 painting "Flesh and Spirit," despite a lawsuit filed by collector Hubert Neumann.
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However, the court found that the plaintiffs could go ahead with a claim accusing the companies of violating Connecticut law in how they marketed the weapon.
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The U.S. is pressing the country's leaders to go ahead with a presidential runoff election on Sunday, despite warnings that the vote could lead to violence.
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Lighthizer, in New York Tuesday, said that that the U.S. would "go ahead" with a deal with Mexico, but left open the possibility of including Canada.
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They finally won support this week to go ahead with preparations to impose asset freezes and travel bans, though the sanctions have yet to be adopted.
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Ankara had been hopeful that Washington would not go ahead with the move, saying it ran contrary to the two countries' $75 billion bilateral trade target.
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The US believes Pyongyang's second launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, and South Korea's decision to go ahead with anti-aircraft defenses, are influencing China's thinking.
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Raab said this information would have affected her decision of whether to go ahead with surgery and hormone therapies, and the court found in her favour.
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Trump also said on Monday that he has not made a decision to go ahead with threatened tariffs on another $26.8731 billion in goods from China.
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The Trump administration announced earlier Tuesday it would go ahead with imposing 25 percent tariffs on an additional $16 billion in Chinese imports, starting August 23.
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Las Vegas-based Wynn received its Massachusetts license in 2013, allowing it to go ahead with building the 671-room "Encore Boston Harbor" in Everett, Massachusetts.
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Las Vegas-based Wynn received its Massachusetts license in 2013, allowing it to go ahead with building the 671-room Encore Boston Harbor in Everett, Massachusetts.
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Jose Cuervo, Cemex and Elementia plan to go ahead with their share offerings this year, according to the three people, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Anyways, we won't get into my being old, but go ahead Lauren, go ahead with the 8 Plus, then I want to get to the 10.
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But the bloc is split on whether to go ahead with any new economic sanctions, a move that would require unanimity of all 28 member states.
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Lawmakers voted in 2007 to go ahead with a nuclear defense program that extends beyond the 2030s, and Monday's vote was on proceeding with that program.
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The delays meant the pregnancy continued to 23 weeks when doctors decided it was too risky for the girl's health to go ahead with an abortion.
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Russian media reported that Povetkin's team had tried to persuade Stiverne to go ahead with the fight despite the failed test but that Stiverne had refused.
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Canada's Liberal government is refusing to go ahead with a planned purchase of 18 Boeing Super Hornet fighter jets until the U.S. company drops its challenge.
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Wylie Dufresne, who had planned to open a restaurant in the AKA Wall Street hotel in the financial district, will not go ahead with the project.
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After the shock of his death subsided, Ma and Sides regrouped and decided to go ahead with the opening of Punk Rock Noodle in his memory.
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The appeals panel said it will allow a judge to go ahead with lifting injunctions that have restricted it from making some of its debt payments.
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GVS has picked Mediobanca and Goldman Sachs as global coordinators and Lazard as financial advisor to go ahead with its listing plan, the two sources added.
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But his supporters decided to go ahead with a protest on Wednesday regardless and despite being warned by the authorities that their demonstration would be illegal.
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Nigeria's bourse said it postponed the cross-border listing of 3.76 billion shares of Airtel Africa, but allowed Airtel to go ahead with an investor presentation.
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"It's not ideal, but we decided we'd just go ahead with it and then get the legal license once the Marriage Bureau reopens," Ms. Gaudaen said.
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Jim Renacci (R-OH) said when the House was passing the budget, which gave Republicans a green light to go ahead with a partisan tax bill.
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But Trump has previously warned that he may go ahead with a new round of tariffs if the meeting does not result in progress on trade.
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A particularly controversial topic, especially when official advice on social distancing and gatherings was unclear, was whether couples should go ahead with their weddings or cancel.
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Snap's financial information will be known when its offering filing is publicly disclosed — if the company decides to go ahead with a sale of its shares.
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In an encouraging first step, the U.S. held off raising tariffs on Chinese goods on Sunday, and Beijing did not go ahead with planned retaliatory tariffs.
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Mr. Erdogan has declared his determination to go ahead with the plan to respond to growing sea traffic from the Black Sea to the Marmara Sea.
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Slattery said Embraer would not go ahead with the project on a standalone basis because of the cost estimated at billions of dollars and other priorities.
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Rescuers halted their efforts on Thursday evening, but the search resumed on Friday after officials decided to go ahead with a dangerous cut into a compartment.
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In the coming months, Andreas Richter and Piotr Koper, of the Lower Silesian Research Group, hope to go ahead with their exploration at the 65th Kilometre.
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Officials from the African confederation had not decided to accept the proposal, and it is not clear if Morocco plans to go ahead with the offer.
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The markets will worry that this is a signal that we will definitely go ahead with these tariffs, which raises prices, lowers output and lowers jobs.
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Upon his release, Alcántra told 14ymedio that he plans to go ahead with the biennial and will get back to organizing it once he has recovered.
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Brazil's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that state-run companies do not need congressional approval to sell their subsidiaries, allowing Petrobras to go ahead with planned divestitures.
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The big picture: Her letter didn't formally disinvite Trump, and the White House wants to make Pelosi go ahead with the speech or formally rescind the invitation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's decision to go ahead with the Hinkley C nuclear project was good news for the industry, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), said on Thursday.
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Catalonia's leader made clear his government was determined to go ahead with a Sunday vote on independence but Madrid insisted the referendum it has declared is illegal.
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This past week, Ms. Notley suggested that if Kinder Morgan decides not to go ahead with the expansion, the provincial government may buy and build the pipeline.
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So Mr Geingob, hitherto more pragmatic and business-minded than his two presidential predecessors, seems loth to go ahead with the bill, first put forward in 2015.
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A source close to the administration told us the timing "makes for good TV." Meanwhile, senators had urged Trump not to go ahead with the Putin meeting.
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Disney and Lucasfilm opted to go ahead with the darker overtones, and the film ended up with the entire team getting killed in the final Scarif battle.
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Coleman said the company had decided not to go ahead with extra seismic work as it already had enough information to digest ahead of drilling in 2018.
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The Hyundai Heavy official said the company would take its time in deciding whether to go ahead with its refining arm's public listing, without setting a timeframe.
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Asked why Ottawa would go ahead with the arms deal given recent events, Freeland replied: "That is a very good question" but declined to be more specific.
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Bellemare said the company would wait for the Global 7000 to enter service before deciding whether to go ahead with its sister business jet, the Global 8000.
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Jim Renacci (R-OH) said when the House was passing the budget, which gave Republicans a green light to go ahead with a partisan tax reform bill.
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The Pentagon pulled off Turkey from the F-229 program on security concerns after its decision to go ahead with purchase of a Russian missile defense system.
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The company decided to go ahead with its renewed listing despite a 50 percent decline in shares in U.S. rival Blue Apron since the group's June IPO.
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The motorway group has decided not to go ahead with plans to issue a 2300 billion euro bond due to widening spreads, Il Sole 2225 Ore said.
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"Arrests will only increase the support for Hamas and despite our condemnation, we are determined to go ahead with the vote," Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said.
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"Frankly speaking, it was something in the past that we thought we might or might not go ahead with — this additional screen idea," Iwata said in 2012.
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The International Monetary Fund approved last week the payment of a $257 million tranche of Tunisia's loan programme and urged it to go ahead with more reforms.
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"If HHS allows Idaho to go ahead with this, you can bet other conservative states will quickly follow in trying to flout the ACA's rules," Levitt said.
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On Thursday, Spain's central government said it would impose direct rule on the region after its leader threatened to go ahead with a formal declaration of independence.
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After much debate, it decided to go ahead with one: "Teardowns are a prerequisite nobody can avoid," a spokesperson for the company told me in an email.
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The EU Commission and the European Central Bank have held weeks of inconclusive negotiations over Monte Paschi's rescue plan, which can only go ahead with their approval.
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Even before Mr. Maranhão reversed himself, the Senate leader, Mr. Calheiros, had already vowed to go ahead with the Senate vote on Ms. Rousseff's removal on Wednesday.
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For people of that experience and reputation to say on record, it's totally stupid but also unbelievable that they would go ahead with that [investment in Binary].
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Rights groups are worried that it allows future changes to go ahead with a two thirds majority in parliament, a body now heavily dominated by Ouattara's allies.
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Ireland's High Court said in October the company could go ahead with the center, but an appeal was subsequently made by environmental campaigners to the Supreme Court.
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Johnson could be trying to trap MPs into taking the blame for stopping a no-deal Brexit that he secretly doesn't want to go ahead with anyway.
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"The Supreme Court seems to be giving people a way to go ahead with corrupt conduct, with kind of a wink and a nod," Mr. Bookbinder said.
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Merkel said she was hoping to complete exploratory talks — an initial stage during which parties decide whether to go ahead with full-blown coalition negotiations — by Nov.
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Fox and Disney are preparing to go ahead with their deal, which Fox chose over a competing $65 billion bid from cable operator Comcast earlier this month.
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If you do it because it gratifies you, it makes you happy to cook for people, and it fills up your life, then go ahead with it.
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And then, in March 2018, the salamander geneticist dropped out of contact, so Graham and Steen decided to go ahead with publishing, even with limited genetic information.
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"The biggest worry I have is for the chapel," Ms. Young, 69, said, adding that she was planning to go ahead with weddings already set for Saturday.
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But asked last week why Ottawa would go ahead with the arms deal, Freeland replied it was "a very good question" and declined to be more specific.
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With commitments to help cover the additional costs should the event be relocated, the Recording Academy appeared poised to go ahead with the move, Ms. Wylde said.
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He added that prosecutors are analysing information they receive and if they decide to go ahead with a prosecution, then the courts will decide on the matter.
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"The FCC is relying on Title II authority for that proceeding as well, and luckily they can go ahead with that rule-making as planned," Wood said.
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It's as if you took the embryos and dipped them in acid and said 'You know what, I'm just going to go ahead with the implantation anyway.
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That was all Woods was looking for when he decided to go ahead with fusion as a last resort — a "normal life" is how he put it.
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Salaroli went on to say that if a patient came to the hospital with severe respiratory failure, it's likely that the doctor "won't go ahead" with treatment.
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Even as he denounced his former lawyer on Thursday morning, Mr. Trump told reporters that he still planned to go ahead with his meeting with Mr. Putin.
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Spanish flag carrier Iberia's - part of British Airways owner International Airlines Group - ground crew will go ahead with planned strikes at Barcelona's El Prat airport on Aug.
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If it does decide to go ahead with a test, Facebook would likely do so gradually and pull back if it significantly hurts usage or ad revenue.
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BMW (BAMXF) said Friday it would go ahead with the unveiling of its Concept i0003 via a live-streamed event from company headquarters in Munich on Tuesday.
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Source: Standpoint Research Moas' report comes just before a possible split in bitcoin Tuesday, if some developers go ahead with a scheduled upgrade known as Bitcoin Cash.
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And both Mr. Macron and his aides have said that he still plans to go ahead with a state visit to Moscow at the end of May.
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A range of things, from whether they can go ahead with a trial without the articles being sent, to whether they get nullified if they aren't sent.
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The automaker is said to have received interest from potential buyers for the unit, but has decided for now to go ahead with the spin-off plan.
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Please go ahead with the proposed plan to tax vested options, US. We, coming from the rest of the world, need all the advantage we can get.
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Qatar Airways said it will go ahead with plans to buy a stake in American Airlines even though the U.S. carrier is ending their code-share agreement.
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"If they don't, we'll simply go ahead with Mexico," said the Commerce secretary, who before joining the White House made a fortune buying stakes in distressed assets.
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U.S. stock indexes broadly fell on Monday, weighing on oil futures, on expectations that Trump would go ahead with the new tariffs and that Beijing would retaliate.
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But overall market moves were small, as investors remained wary ahead of Japan's official decision on whether it will go ahead with a planned sales tax increase.
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Go-Ahead, with also runs the Southern Railway network where services have been severely disrupted by industrial action, said that it was "disappointed" to lose the contract.
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Governor Mary Fallin's General Counsel pushed to go ahead with the execution after the doctor and pharmacist both said potassium acetate and potassium chloride were medically interchangeable.
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A female staffer noticed that the crop revealed some untended lip and eyebrow hair, but Mr. Ramsay decided to go ahead with the image unaltered, for several reasons.
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"Italian turbulence is a problem but the ECB appears to be ignoring it and willing to go ahead with policy normalization... It's a bit risky," said Anthilia's Sersale.
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Considering the huge response to Big Little Lies — which was initially billed as a limited series — HBO decided to go ahead with a second season of the show.
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The deadline for 2017 emoji proposals passed months ago, so if Unicode decides to go ahead with a redhead emoji, the soonest we could see it is 2018.
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Even if you decide not to go ahead with a divorce, being informed about your options and knowing how the process works can give you peace of mind.
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"We think it is necessary to go ahead with a complete revamp of competition policy which today is suicidal for European interests - notably for our industry," he said.
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A second Indian official said India believed it had a case for a waiver from U.S. sanctions should it go ahead with the missile system purchase from Russia.
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Karden wrote that in the hearings he goes through whether the immigrant wants to go ahead with the case or if they have any avenues toward deportation relief.
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The company announced in November it would not go ahead with a stock market listing, but last month said an initial public offering (IPO) remained on the agenda.
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But Trump on Monday said he would go ahead with the proposed tariffs if Mexico's Congress does not back part of the deal that may need lawmakers' approval.
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If the Senate agrees to go ahead with the impeachment, as seems likely, Rousseff will be replaced by Vice President Michel Temer as acting president pending her trial.
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South Korean acting President Hwang Kyo-ahn and visiting U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Monday reaffirmed their plans to go ahead with the deployment of the system.
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The EPA announced the decision to go ahead with the so-called "2015 Ozone Designations" late on Wednesday, saying it showed the agency's commitment to working with states.
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If her impeachment is approved by the lower house, the Senate must then vote on whether to go ahead with putting Rousseff on trial for disobeying budget laws.
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Interior secretary Ryan Zinke's reported threats to Murkowski were counterproductive, as was the West Wing's desire to go ahead with politically difficult votes that were likely to fail.
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Rusal is still on track to raise Boguchansk's capacity to 20173,000 tonnes but will not increase it further if it decides to go ahead with Taishet, he said.
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"This would be a record price they (Apax) will pay if they go ahead with this deal," said Grant Williamson, director of investment advisory firm Hamilton Hindin Greene.
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Trudeau's government faces allegations that top officials pressured former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould to direct prosecutors to strike a deal rather than go ahead with a trial.
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With the latest court filing, Energy Transfer is asking the judge to declare that it does not need the easement and it can go ahead with construction immediately.
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The U.S. decision to go ahead with the steel and aluminum tariffs has complicated talks with Mexico and Canada to rework the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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EDF Chief Executive Jean-Bernard Levy warned last week that he would not go ahead with the UK reactor project without additional financial support from the French state.
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Syngenta's Board of Directors will decide whether to go ahead with the project in the first quarter of 2018, he told Reuters on the sidelines of the conference.
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Yet Trump is planning to go ahead with the talks in Helsinki on Monday despite the charges against 12 Russian intelligence officers handed down by Mueller on Friday.
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In the same week that Breivik was suing the Norwegian state over his prison conditions, the government said it would go ahead with the construction of the memorial.
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Filmmaker Ron Howard intends to go ahead with plans to shoot his next film, "Hillbilly Elegy" in Georgia despite calls to boycott the state over anti-abortion legislation.
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Holzer, 27, described what he thought were explosives as "absolutely gorgeous" and said they should go ahead with the attack overnight to avoid police, the court document said.
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France decided to go ahead with the elections despite the concerns over coronavirus, which has led the government to shut schools and universities and suspend major sporting events.
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Draghi is still likely to have the votes if he wanted to go ahead with bond purchases, but opposition from the bloc's biggest economies could be politically damaging.
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Organizers of a music festival in Mexico decided to go ahead with the event over the weekend, despite the growing global coronavirus pandemic and warnings against large crowds.
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It's not yet clear if other companies still plan to go ahead with their jokes or follow Google's lead and put the tradition on ice for a year.
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It was only after her landlord agreed to suspend the bar's rent that Mix decided to go ahead with closing — just hours before the decision by de Blasio.
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Deutsche Telekom said it still planned to go ahead with the launch of new streaming service Disney+ on March 24, with the first six months free of charge.
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The Trump administration said on Monday it would go ahead with imposing a 10 percent duty on an additional $200 billion of Chinese imports as of Sept. 24.
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Aides to Mr. Ghani said that he was determined to go ahead with the conference even if it meant some of the foreign dignitaries attending via video conference.
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LONDON (Reuters) - France will go ahead with construction of the Hinkley Point nuclear power plant in Britain, the French economy minister was quoted as saying by the BBC.
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Meanwhile, another preventative measure to the User Activated Soft Fork, Bitcoin Cash, said this weekend it would still go ahead with a split in bitcoin on Aug. 1.
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Deadline, Entertainment Weekly and Variety all cited sources as saying that HBO had decided not to go ahead with the series co-created by author George R.R. Martin.
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Front of mind is whether Washington will go ahead with a new round of tariffs on Sunday, or whether a deal with China can be reached before then.
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Yet his sincerity is questionable given a weekend tweet in which he appeared to advise Republicans in Congress to go ahead with the "game" around the report's disclosure.
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The couple were still contemplating whether they would keep the baby, and he believes Selina's decision to go ahead with the abortion was influenced by other family members.
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Under Spanish law, the company needed backing from at least three quarters of all its creditors to go ahead with the restructuring plan, which it presented in August.
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When the firm tried to go ahead with an IPO, it ignored the implicit bargain of the stockmarket: that investors give companies capital in exchange for some influence.
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Idemitsu will go ahead with an agreement to acquire the 33.24 percent stake in Showa Shell for about 170 billion yen ($1.44 billion) from Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.
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However, Gartner analyst Peter Firstbrook told CNN Business that users should go ahead with the updates because a blue screen is much easier to cleanup than an attack.
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Marin, a Social Democrat, said on Wednesday the government had given its "silent blessing" for the foreign ministry to go ahead with a plan to repatriate the children.
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Front of mind is whether Washington will go ahead with a new round of tariffs on Sunday, or whether a deal with China can be reached before then.
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The preference shares recovered after Aviva said on Friday it would not go ahead with the plan, following complaints from shareholders and the British parliament's Treasury Select Committee.
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"The DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee very easily could say we need to know more about this before you're [able] to go ahead with this," the adviser said.
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But Levandowski's priority — protecting himself from criminal action — has been in conflict with Uber's attempts to do away with this lawsuit and go ahead with its autonomous efforts.
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But there was no clear progress, so in private conversations, even as meetings were ongoing with the Freedom Caucus, Trump made the decision to go ahead with the vote.
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Trump also praised Ford last month when the company said it won't go ahead with a plan to move production of its Lincoln MKC SUV from Kentucky to Mexico.
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Noble will go ahead with seeking shareholders' approval on Monday for the disposal of a ship but the annual general meeting (AGM) for the same day has been cancelled.
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The company said in a statement on Tuesday the court would confirm on June 17 whether it would go ahead with a hearing on Vedanta's application on June 20.
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The authorities had hoped freeing Golunov and promising punishment for those who allegedly framed him would appease his supporters but they decided to go ahead with a protest nonetheless.
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Many Japanese firms want the authorities to go ahead with the planned tax hike, a Reuters monthly poll showed, in a sign companies stand ready for the higher levy.
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But Active Ownership, which holds about 5 percent of Stada shares and a further 2 percent in options, indicated it would go ahead with its proposal at the AGM.
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A pivotal Pool A match between Japan and Scotland did go ahead, with the host nation going on to secure a place in the quarterfinals for the first time.
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LGBT+ Georgians had been planning to go ahead with a rally in the capital despite threats from extreme right-wing groups and fierce opposition from the influential Orthodox Church.
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Abe repeated the government's stance that it would go ahead with the planned hike unless an economic shock on the level of the Lehman collapse occurred, Jiji news reported.
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At other times, Reuters found, the College Board decided to go ahead with exams even after being warned that test material it had previously administered was in wide circulation.
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Many saw Zona MACO's decision to go ahead with its planned openings of its photo and antiques fairs the same day as the earthquake as tone deaf and insensitive.
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" The Sanaa health ministry's Alkohlani said the vaccine plans had been made too late, and that the decision not to go ahead with it in July was "purely technical.
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Its shares have jumped 51 percent in the last 3 months, boosted by investors' expectations that president-elect Jair Bolsonaro will go ahead with plans to privatize the company.
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Verdi fears massive job cuts would result if the two banks were to go ahead with a deal, following intense speculation of a possible tie-up between the two.
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LONDON, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Britain's decision to go ahead with the Hinkley C nuclear project was good news for the industry, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), said on Thursday.
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ROME – Rome&aposs mayor is hoping to go ahead with the construction of a new sports stadium but says she will review the plans following a new corruption scandal.
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They are also the group that's going to hurt the most if the Republicans go ahead with their Obamacare repeal and replace plan, the the American Health Care Act.
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Sanctions placed on Chinese bank On Thursday, the Trump administration announced plans to go ahead with a $1.4 billion arms sale to Taiwan originally signed by the Obama administration.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Academy of Motion Pictures said on Thursday it would not go ahead with its proposed new "popular film" Oscar category at next year's awards ceremony.
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Still, the company said it would also ask shareholders to approve a new round of share buybacks, though it would decide later whether to go ahead with a transaction.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Brazil's government will go ahead with the auction of one of state-owned utility Eletrobras' power distributors planned for July 26, while delaying five others to Aug.
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Asked whether a possible British exit from the European Union could change the utility's plan to go ahead with Hinkley Point, Levy said "No, we do not think so".
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The prosecutor's request was made to an investigating magistrate who will decide whether to go ahead with a trial over the allegations of fraud and misuse of public funds.
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The acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is reportedly mulling whether to go ahead with a multimillion-dollar penalty for alleged mortgage fraud by Wells Fargo.
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In his own letter responding to one she wrote earlier in January, Trump wrote that he planned to go ahead with giving the speech in the House on Jan.
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"The process on sanctions is long; it's arduous; it's not pretty, but when the evidence is there and we're ready, we go ahead with the sanctions," one official said.
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On Thursday, the speaker of the Catalan parliament, Carme Forcadell, said parliamentary leaders had not yet decided whether to defy the central court and go ahead with the session.
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North Korea has accused Washington of breaking a promise by planning to go ahead with military drills with South Korea this month and has said they could derail dialogue.
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"The risk for (Trump) is that the Chinese don't play ball and don't go ahead with the negotiation," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy at AMP in Sydney.
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Earlier this month, Trump reportedly called May and said he would not wish to go ahead with the trip if it was likely to spark widespread protests and demonstrations.
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The Pentagon, for example, failed to go ahead with $300M in military reimbursements to Pakistan in 2016 because of that country's failure to curb militants from within its borders.
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In 2002-85033, we know for a fact that Bush and Blair were determined to go ahead with invading Iraq regardless of any evidence or argument to the contrary.
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"If I decide not to go ahead with that phone, you may have seen the last BlackBerry-designed phone," John Chen told reporters at the company's Waterloo, Ontario, headquarters.
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President Andrzej Duda named replacements for the judges, and leading members of the government said it would go ahead with the plan, no matter what the European court did.
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Shareholders of both companies have already voted to go ahead with the deal, and the companies said they expected the deal to close by the end of the year.
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The White House threatened that if, after 90 days, no progress had been made, it would go ahead with those 25 percent tariff increase on $200 billion in goods.
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However, the Congolese government rejected those recommendations and vowed to go ahead with the process, saying the African Union had no say over the ruling of the country's court.
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In June, GM said it would go ahead with its plan to manufacture the new Chevrolet Blazer SUV in Mexico, despite Trump's criticisms of U.S. companies making vehicles abroad.
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Repsol is likely to go ahead with an offer as it could create synergies with its existing operations in Russia, the report said, citing sources close to the company.
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Lonza said it would go ahead with its annual general meeting on April 265 without shareholders present, leaving its dividend proposal of 270 Swiss francs ($423) per share unchanged.
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If Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wants to respond militarily to the airstrikes on its oil facilities, he can go ahead with the kingdom's own fighter jets and missiles.
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In January, Turkey said it will go ahead with its military offensive against Kurdish militias in northeastern Syria regardless of whether the U.S. withdraws its troops from the country.
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In January, Turkey said it would go ahead with its military offensive against Kurdish militias in northeastern Syria regardless of whether the U.S. withdraws its troops from the country.
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In July, however, Corfo confirmed that three corporate investors, including Samsung, a South Korean giant, would not go ahead with plans to produce battery cathode materials in the country.
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However, he also said if Cenovus does go ahead with the plan it may fit in with the Federal government's aim of encouraging innovation and be eligible for incentives.
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Two days after Sloan died, Baldwin and her fiancé woke up and decided to go ahead with the wedding they'd planned, in the park next to the Guest House.
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"It looks like it's chugging along and there's agreement to go ahead with the tax portion of this," said Mark Mazur, director of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Mexican conglomerate Alfa said on Wednesday that it would not go ahead with the initial public offering (IPO) of its processed food unit Sigma.
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That's my takeaway from his decision to go ahead with Wednesday night's rally in PA. Back in 2012, he criticized Barack Obama for campaigning in the wake of Sandy.
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I ended up deciding not to go ahead with underwriting after finding out how much I was likely to be pre-approved for, and wait until next year instead.
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But his supporters decided to go ahead with a protest on Wednesday, a public holiday in Russia, despite being warned by the authorities that their demonstration would be illegal.
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Before Trump left for Vietnam, he privately complained that Democrats would go ahead with the Cohen testimony, violating an unwritten rule against attacking the president while he is overseas.
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Mostly, though, she warned that the French and British would go ahead with airstrikes on their own, potentially requiring the United States to step in later if things went badly.
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ABI policy adviser Annalise Vucetich said it was unclear why the FSB won't go ahead with updating its list given that work on an activities based approach has barely begun.
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Warsh quit the Fed in 2011 over the Fed's decision to go ahead with buying bonds; most Fed policymakers believe the program helped the economy avert an even worse downturn.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should go ahead with "cost effective" plans to build what would be the world's first tidal lagoon renewable power project, a government commissioned review said on Thursday.
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Supply of heart-stopping drug expired last month It remains unclear whether or not the Arkansas Department of Correction will be able to go ahead with the executions as planned.
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A key shareholder in Pekao said last month that the state-run lender should consider a super-merger with PKO if it does not go ahead with the Alior deal.
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Turkey will go ahead with its planned offensive against Kurdish militias in northeastern Syria whether or not the U.S. withdraws its troops from the country, its foreign minister said Thursday.
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Now that lawmakers have decided to go ahead with impeachment proceedings against Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, Temer will take the reins for up to 180 days and become interim President.
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One said hypnosis would not be effective in Inna's case and the only option for Inna to live a happy life was to go ahead with the sex reassignment surgery.
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He also says he will push for a further stimulus of ¥2trn, but is also trying to appeal to fiscal hawks by pledging to go ahead with the tax rise.
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On Friday, the Boston Police Department said that it would not go ahead with a controversial plan to spend $1.4 million dollars on software used to monitor social media activity.
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Goldcorp, the world's third-biggest gold producer by market value, also said it would go ahead with plans to expand its Penasquito mine in Mexico and Musselwhite mine in Canada.
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One of the challenges facing Donerail, as a newly established firm, is convincing Tronc's board of directors that it can go ahead with the deal, one of the sources said.
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He said EDF expects an answer from the ASN in the first half of 2017 and is confident the regulator will let construction go ahead with the current reactor vessel.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has also said he will not go ahead with plans to buy 18 Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet jets unless the dispute is dropped.
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Trump said he intended to go ahead with a decision to move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem in a phone call to the king, according to the palace.
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While we learned last month that something similar was in the works, we now know for sure that the Cupertino-based tech giant intends to go ahead with the move.
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However, late on Friday, Catalan parliament speaker Roger Torrent said he would go ahead with the session and read a statement in support of those jailed earlier in the day.
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The funds have been hesitant to go ahead with distribution, however, because of concerns that it could be considered tax evasion by authorities and subject to fines, the sources said.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday said Congress is not ready to go ahead with a vote on major healthcare legislation, despite expressions of optimism from other aides.
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Last year, some financial planners and tax advisers advised clients to go ahead with direct donations even though the QCD had expired, on the assumption that it would be renewed.
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EU's 28 states must be unanimous to go ahead with sanctions and diplomatic sources said Italy's opposition meant a fourth name had to be dropped from the initial German proposal.
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Should Trump go ahead with tariffs on May 18, the EU had a list of U.S. products worth 20 billion euros on which retaliatory tariffs could be levied, she said.
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Republicans said Kavanaugh's performance was strong enough to go ahead with a committee vote Friday, which would set him up for a final confirmation vote on the Senate floor Tuesday.
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"We will go ahead with the prosecution, not only of the minister but of whomever it may be," Mr. Meléndez told The New York Times in an interview this week.
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Similarly, successful entrepreneurs, whether in business or other spheres, are those who are willing to go ahead with a project where eventual success at the outset is usually not guaranteed.
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Lenders may decide to wait until there is more clarity on the M&A process before launching a sell-down or they could still go ahead with the syndication process.
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The United States has asked Turkey to give at least an informal answer on whether they will go ahead with their S-400 purchase by Friday, one U.S. official said.
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Trade analysts had warned Ross's hand might be weakened by the Trump administration's decision Thursday to go ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Europe and Mexico.
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HHS officials will only be making a preliminary assessment of the bases and no decisions on whether to go ahead with the plan have been made, according to the email.
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Rio's decision to go ahead with the costly and complex expansion is a bet on copper's recovery for a miner that badly needs to recalibrate its iron ore-heavy portfolio.
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Son is still determined to go ahead with Vision Fund 2 even though some lieutenants have urged a delay, the two people with knowledge of SoftBank's internal discussions told Reuters.
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France wants a price corridor set for European carbon prices, but in the absence of a broader European initiative has decided to go ahead with the price floor in France.
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Last month, officials said the government would not go ahead with fresh austerity measures until parliament agreed on a new system to compensate citizens for a higher cost of living.
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HHS officials will only be making a preliminary assessment of the bases, and no decisions on whether to go ahead with the plan have been made, according to the email.
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Or perhaps more accurately, when a global pandemic means you can't go ahead with your grandmother's 95th birthday party as planned, find a more creative way to celebrate it instead.
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He vanquished the economic aides he had previously seen as having more stature than he did by announcing he would go ahead with tariffs on certain imports, alarming key allies.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says the country is "totally ready" for US President Donald Trump to go ahead with plans under consideration to withdraw 4,000 US troops from the country.
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They may go ahead with repeal-but-don't-replace anyway, but they'll probably do it because they believe they can find some way to blame Democrats for the ensuing disaster.
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Earlier this year, Turkey said it will go ahead with its military offensive against Kurdish militias in northeastern Syria regardless of whether the U.S. withdraws its troops from the country.
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Son is still determined to go ahead with Vision Fund 27 even though some lieutenants have urged a delay, the two people with knowledge of Softbanks internal discussions told Reuters.
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The situation has prompted a number of major Canadian producers to say they will not go ahead with any new projects or expansions until more pipeline capacity is in place.
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U.S. District Court Judge Ed Kinkeade in Dallas ruled on Tuesday the plaintiffs could go ahead with their suit against Exxon, former Chief Executive Rex Tillerson and several financial executives.
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The partners in a planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Kitimat, British Columbia, have made the final investment decision to go ahead with the project, the Vancouver Sun reports.
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Trump and administration trade officials over the weekend said they are determined to go ahead with protective tariffs for steel and aluminum, despite the potential for retaliation by trading partners.
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Trade Minister Samarawickrama said the government decided to go ahead with the Colombo port city project after proposing to the Chinese to reduce the land area and limit the environmental impact.
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A CSU leadership meeting Monday in Munich is likely to authorize Seehofer to go ahead with his plan — but it&aposs unclear at what point leaders want it to take effect.
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Arconic said since Elliott's central objective – a CEO change – had been realized, the hedge fund should now chose whether to go ahead with its proxy fight or help find Kleinfeld' successor.
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Despite the deal, the House will go ahead with a vote on a resolution giving Nadler the authority to ask a federal court to enforce committee subpoenas against McGahn and Barr.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he doesn't want to push that button but may be forced to if the Dems go ahead with all-out opposition to Gorsuch. 3.
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"Trump has signed several executive orders since his inauguration, showing continuity from his campaign days, so the markets expect him to go ahead with the fiscal stimulus as well," Uchida added.
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Still, traders remained on edge as Washington prepares to go ahead with plans to hike tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of goods imported from China at 12:01 a.m.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The euro zone will go ahead with its bailout program for Greece with or without the involvement of the International Monetary Fund, Belgium's finance minister told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Lukoil Russia's second-biggest oil producer, said on Tuesday that it had decided not to go ahead with plans to develop projects in Iran because of the threat of U.S. sanctions.
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And there are concerns chaos could ensue if protesters go ahead with their plans to march to LKF, making it potentially very difficult to tell the difference between protesters and partygoers.
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Trump, asked whether he would go ahead with tariffs on Japanese auto exports to the United States, reiterated that he would discuss trade with Abe and said it would be positive.
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Saudi Arabia, the Middle East's biggest economy, has announced plans to go ahead with three major projects including NEOM, a $500 billion economic zone announced by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Philippine foreign minister Perfecto Yasay said on Thursday the Philippines would go ahead with the joint exercises with the United States in 2017, but the drills would be reviewed from 2018.
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Abe has twice postponed the tax hike out of economic concerns, but 27 of 39 economists said there was at least an 80 percent chance he will go ahead with it.
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We are unhappy that France is going to go ahead with some kind of digital tax, and Ambassador Lighthizer has begun, at the President's request, he has begun a 301 Action.
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Close to $40 billion of its bonds have no Collective Action Clauses (CACs), terms typically spelling out that any restructuring can go ahead with a 75% or 85% approval from investors.
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TOKYO, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday pledged to go ahead with an increase in the national sales tax in October next year, according to a statement.
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" A pinned post on the page attempts to cover its bases, reading "Hello US government, this is a joke, and I do not actually intend to go ahead with this plan.
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About 85 percent of 62 respondents in a survey taken on Wednesday after the shock vote said the Fed would go ahead with a rate rise, its first in a year.
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Each cable giant already said it wouldn't go ahead with wireless deals for a year without permission from the other one — which could also mean a joint agreement of some kind.
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We didn't go ahead with either because it seemed too early, and neither candidate had said anything of note on the only topic that grips Indians, young or old: American visas.
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With the U.S. prisoners free, Obama may now feel freer to go ahead with the missile sanctions, which are far more limited than the nuclear sanctions program that crippled Iran's economy.
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The Fed on June 28 permitted Citigroup to go ahead with a plan to buy back $15.6 billion of stock and pay $3.3 billion in dividends over the next 12 months.
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Whether SOMO will go ahead with the move has yet to be determined as the company is expected to resolve issues raised by customers, a source familiar with Iraq's plan said.
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"This can only be tackled if there is a clear consensus to go ahead with the GNA to be formed and to take over the ministries here in Tripoli," he said.
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Later that day, Mr. Sulzberger — to his everlasting credit, at least in journalists' hearts — told the managing editor, A. M. Rosenthal, to go ahead with the full series, documents and all.
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It faced a political storm in July when it decided to go ahead with a five-euro per month reduction in housing allowances, which had been budgeted by the previous government.
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The softer tone contrasted with remarks earlier on Friday from Catalonia's head of foreign affairs who told BBC radio it would go ahead with an independence debate in the regional parliament.
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Even if Lampert is able to go ahead with his plan to save Sears, it will be a much smaller retailer, with no stores in a wide swath of Middle America.
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If they go ahead with the series, due in 2017, they could face a legal battle — and the possibility that, should he lose, Mr. Guzmán might seek retribution out of court.
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In the wake of its decision to go ahead with the S-400 purchase, a debate erupted in Washington over whether India should be granted a waiver to the CAATSA sanctions.
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After Spacey's departure, executive producers and writers Frank Pugliese and Melissa James Gibson said everyone involved in the show felt they wanted to go ahead with a sixth and final season.
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South Korea's Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha decided to go ahead with a planned trip to Washington to discuss North Korea despite Tillerson's departure, the ministry said in a text message.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Vale SA will go ahead with the sale of its fertilizer business after its board of directors gave its approval, the newspaper Valor Economico reported on Thursday.
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But he sidestepped a question in parliament from an opposition lawmaker on whether that meant Japan has officially pledged to the international community that it will go ahead with the increase.
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TOKYO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp said on Thursday it would go ahead with the capital investment to build a memory chip production line without joint venture partner Western Digital Corp.
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"The FCC's decision to go ahead with the vote makes a mockery of government integrity and rewards the very perpetrators who scammed the system to advance their own agenda," Schneiderman said.
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Museveni said couples who cannot wait for the ban to be lifted may go ahead with their wedding ceremonies but not more than 10 people should be present at such events.
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Draghi is still likely to have the votes if he wants to go ahead with bond purchases, but opposition from the bloc's biggest economies could be damaging to the bank's authority.
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Greece said in December that it, Cyprus and Israel will go ahead with developing a pipeline channelling natural gas from the eastern Mediterranean directly to Europe, potentially undercutting Egypt's hub goals.
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The Trans Mountain Pipeline has divided the parties, with the Liberal and Conservative parties promising to go ahead with pipeline expansion project and the NDP and Greens saying they'd scrap it.
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"We will seek consensus with all, but we go ahead with reforms needed to revive the economy and will not retreat," Chahed told parliament at the start of the budget debate.
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Earlier this year, Trudeaus government faced allegations that top officials pressured former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to direct prosecutors to strike a deal rather than go ahead with a trial.
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Trump is expected to go ahead with the tariffs, a separate source told Reuters, which could scuttle efforts to end a 17-month trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Months after intense fighting between the Afghan government and the Taliban subsided on the outskirts of Kunduz, Hajji Habib Rahmani's family decided to go ahead with a delayed wedding.
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Junior Finance minister said that Sri Lanka will not go ahead with a proposed tax on profits from share trading that was planned as part of a major tax reform bill.
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In the absence of a final deal with Tanzania, Acacia is expecting to go ahead with an international arbitration hearing in July, with an outcome expected by the end of this year.
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"Time is up now, so if we have learned anything from this situation, it is that we should not linger on, we should really go ahead with the construction," Devogelaer told Reuters.
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It seems the four left-leaning justices are inclined to let the government go ahead with its efforts to protect the dusky gopher, while the four right-of-center justices are not.
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It allowed the country's public prosecutors to go ahead with trying Mr Wilders for incitement to hatred, based on a speech he delivered in 2014 calling for "fewer Moroccans" in the country.
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In the absence of a finalised deal with Tanzania, Acacia is expecting to go ahead with an international arbitration hearing in July, with an outcome expected by the end of this year.
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The company finally secured approval from the British government in September to go ahead with its 18 billion pound ($22 billion) project to build two nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point in England.
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"The airline has been left with no other choice today but to go ahead with a temporary suspension of flight operations," the company said in a two-page statement late on Wednesday.
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China's warning came after the United States threatened on Tuesday to go ahead with tariffs on $50 billion of imports from China unless Beijing addressed the alleged theft of American intellectual property.
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Shell's $12.6 billion Prelude project is expected to start operating next year, the company said, after long delays since the oil major first decided to go ahead with the project in 2011.
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The move, after a delay of almost a year, is seen as crucial step for Thailand to go ahead with other renewable energy sources such as biomass in southern Thailand, analysts said.
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Brock University professor Charles Burton, a former Canadian diplomat who had served two postings in China, said Beijing was convinced the U.S. administration had pressured Canada to go ahead with the arrest.
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Junior finance minister on Thursday said Sri Lanka will not go ahead with a proposed tax on profits from share trading that was planned as part of a major tax reform bill.
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Petronas is joining as Shell and its partners prepare for a final decision to go ahead with the project, which would be the first large-scale LNG plant constructed in several years.
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"This has given us a platform to go ahead with the trade, and investors don't feel like they'll be catching a falling knife if they buy the deal," said a second lead.
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The regulator will go ahead with the creditor committee system to tackle the corporate debt problem, said Xu Jieqin, vice chief of the Policy Research Bureau at the China Banking Regulatory Commission.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker has made it clear that he's not prepared to go ahead with arms sales to our partners in the Gulf until this dispute is resolved.
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The other parties in parliament decided to go ahead with the empty vote as a way to respect this approach and pressure the Democrats to return and make it a real election.
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Thirty mostly Democratic lawmakers signed the letter to U.S. Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, and Secretary of Defense, James Mattis, citing expectations that the administration plans to go ahead with the sale.
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So if you don't want to farm, go ahead—with hundreds of thousands of other players pulling up cauliflowers and parsnips anyway, it's not like the people of Stardew are going unfed.
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The Federal Reserve on June 28 permitted Citigroup to go ahead with a plan to buy back $15.6 billion of stock and pay $3.3 billion in dividends over the next 12 months.
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After signing the memorandum of understanding, Aramco Chief Executive Amin Nasser told reporters a final decision on whether to go ahead with the project would be made by the end of 2019.
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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), a quasi-judicial body, also refused to grant a waiver to Mistry's family-owned companies on the minimum shareholding needed to go ahead with the petition.
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MI) said on Monday a planned merger will go ahead with a Dutch-based subsidiary that will allow the holding company of Italy's Agnelli family and top investor in Fiat Chrysler (FCHA.
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Most of the remainder will likely come around over the next four months, even if some do go ahead with their promise to run disruptive demonstrations at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia.
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The decision by Altria to go ahead with an investment in Cronos shows that Altria is serious about investing in marijuana as a new growth area as sales of traditional cigarettes slow.
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Goldcorp said it will decide around mid-year whether to go ahead with two proposed projects, the Penasquito pyrite leach plant in Mexico and the Musselwhite materials handling venture in Ontario, Canada.
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But roughly 85 percent of 62 respondents in a survey taken on Wednesday after the shock vote said the Fed would go ahead with a rate rise, its first in a year.
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"We believe that the first reason, which is doing the right thing for the consumer, is sufficient enough to convince us to go ahead with the project," Marinucci said in an interview.
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But he also said the bloc would go ahead with reforming its labor rules, which now allow workers from the poorer EU east to work in the wealthier west for low salaries.
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There were doubts in the ethanol industry if Bolsonaro, who at one point threatened to pull out of the Paris climate treaty, would back the policy and go ahead with its implementation.
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Representatives of the ruling VMRO-DPMNE party could not immediately be reached for comment, but the party has said it will go ahead with the election despite opposition announcements of a boycott.
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Russian officials said on Friday that they would go ahead with plans to send more than 30 business leaders to the forum, after President Vladimir V. Putin expressed sympathy with the Saudis.
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Ross, who also owns the NFL's Miami Dolphins, "freaked out" at the backlash, a source said, adding that Trump associates persuaded him to go ahead with the event at his Southampton mansion.
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Vial said that as part of a nuclear industry refinancing package, EDF would go ahead with a 4 billion euro capital increase of which the state would subscribe for 3 billion euros.
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In the interim, the bank can go ahead with its plan to repurchase up to $1.85 billion worth of stock, but the Fed can still object if the problems are not fixed.
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Trump is expected to go ahead with the tariffs, a separate source told Reuters, which could scuttle efforts to end a 17-month long trade war between the world's two-largest economies.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government had committed last year to go ahead with the measure, which would allow men and women to pray together in a special section of Judaism's holiest site.
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But on Thursday, after several weeks of negotiations, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the administration decided to go ahead with the tariffs starting on Friday because the talks were taking too long.
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The government is keen to go ahead with the issuance to show that the current bailout program is working and thus increasing the chances of a "clean break" from the financial rescue.
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Trump is expected to go ahead with the tariffs, a separate source told Reuters, which could scuttle efforts to end a 17-month long trade war between the world's two-largest economies.
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The potential visit fell apart last weekend after Trump, citing a lack of Chinese efforts to address his concern on protecting American intellectual property, decided to go ahead with the new tariffs.
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The company said it will go ahead with its strategic review and formal sale process, despite the resignation of Benamor, who was looking to find a new owner for his 60.6% stake.
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Spain, meanwhile, is trying to go ahead with the sale of 400 bombs in order to protect a Saudi contract with a shipyard in the Andalusia region that would create 5,000 jobs.
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The Commission has retreated from an initial plan to go ahead with implementing these reductions after opposition from an advisory panel and central bankers who were worried about a green "bubble" being created.
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Democratic plans to go ahead with a House contempt vote against Attorney General Bill Barr and former White House Counsel Don McGahn are injecting new poison into a grave separation of powers struggle.
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In 1992, the FDA created the "accelerated approval" process, which allows drugs to go ahead with even earlier-stage data if they would be used to treat a life-threatening or serious illness.
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His decision to go ahead with the on-again, off-again summit followed his nearly two-hour meeting with a top North Korean aide — Kim Yong Chol — at the Oval Office on Friday.
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ONLY a few months ago, Canadians were earnestly debating whether or not the country's Liberal administration was right to go ahead with executing a $12bn contract to deliver armoured vehicles to Saudi Arabia.
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But ultimately, after stunning Paris and Beijing by putting the deal on hold in July after May took office, it agreed to go ahead with the Hinkley Point C project in southwest England.
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The resolution of the rating watches may take more than six months, although Fitch understands that if the parties go ahead with the planned transaction, then they aim to complete it reasonably promptly.
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"France has decided to go ahead with this tax knowing it will provoke the U.S. … Trump will get angry and there will probably be a big row about it," TS Lomabrd's Fraser said.
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If they decide to go ahead with the project in the middle of this year, first gas could be delivered by late 2020, the partners said in a joint in a joint release.
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But Trump on Monday said he would go ahead with the proposed tariffs if Mexico's Congress did not approve an as-yet-undisclosed part of the deal long sought by the United States.
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Earlier this year, DONG Energy made a final decision to go ahead with this project, which it said could begin generating electricity in 2020 and would be the world's largest offshore wind farm.
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Ross told NBC's Todd that he has "no reason" to think Trump won't go ahead with the tariffs this week, and the president's Twitter feed certainly shows no signs he's rethinking his position.
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To add to the uncertainty a key advocate for free trade in the White House announced his resignation on Wednesday, fanning fears Trump would go ahead with tariffs and risk a trade war.
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Senate Republican leaders appear ready to go ahead with tomorrow's procedural vote on the health care bill, even though they don't have the votes right now to even start debate on the bill.
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State media KCNA said Kim had reviewed a previously announced plan to fire four missiles on a trajectory over western Japan, but had decided not to go ahead with the proposal for now.
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Arkansas said it would go ahead with its plans to execute the remaining six inmates on its current eight-man roster by carrying out dual executions on Thursday, April 24 and April 27.
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Namibia's President Hage Geingob told Reuters in London this month that his feeling was that Namibia would go ahead with a plan to exit the ICC as it was mainly targeting African leaders.
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Former FIFA official Jerome Champagne and UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino are also standing in next month's election which will go ahead with FIFA mired in the worst corruption scandal in its history.
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It's unclear whether the warring sides would go ahead with a "cessation of hostilities" and lay down their arms, but the days leading up to the scheduled truce has brought some good news.
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BNY Mellon, an American bank, recently decided not to go ahead with a project that would have used the blockchain to simplify international payments, because it could not persuade enough banks to participate.
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The aim is to enter into a long-term agreement with one that will finance, build, operate and maintain the facility if a final decision is made to go ahead with the project.
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Meantime, if the North Korean leader does go ahead with the hydrogen bomb test above the Pacific some experts believe it would spur President Donald Trump to push for regime change in Pyongyang.
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But the Kurds say they are determined to go ahead with the vote, which, though non-binding, could trigger the process of separation in a country already divided along sectarian and ethnic lines.
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Rohner told Weltwoche magazine in March the bank had time to decide whether to go ahead with a planned listing of its domestic banking unit, originally envisioned for the second half of 2017.
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When the Tajik demonstrators, insisting that it was a matter of honor to go ahead with the burial plan, arrived with the bodies at the foot of the hill, armed clashes broke out.
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The frustration last night hit the point where GOP aides said they might go ahead with the committee vote anyway, just to put everyone on record, even if Johnson continues to hold out.
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The US is also set to go ahead with tariffs on another $16 billion in Chinese exports later in the summer, and China has vowed to retaliate against US goods of equal value.
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Prosecutors in the western German city of Mainz who are dealing with the Boehmermann case said it was unclear when a decision would be made on whether to go ahead with the case.
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For now, Watanabe said the yen is likely to weaken slowly as the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to go ahead with an interest rate hike in December or January, supporting the dollar.
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"Measure twice, cut once, and away we go," he said, adding they would wait until Thursday for the latest forecasts before deciding whether to go ahead with fastening the boards to the windows.
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ANKARA, June 15 (Reuters) - Russia's State Atomic Energy Corporation (Rosatom) won approval from Turkey's energy watchdog on Thursday to go ahead with building its $205 billion Akkuyu nuclear power plant in southern Turkey.
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Some investors were doubtful a coalition government would be able to go ahead with big spending plans that have spooked markets, sending Italian bond yields to their highest in more than a year.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's antitrust regulator on Wednesday approved the $80 billion merger of gas group Linde AG and Praxair Inc, as long as the companies go ahead with an undisclosed asset sale plan.
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He told an energy conference in Abu Dhabi that ultimately the kingdom wanted to go ahead with the full cycle of the nuclear program, including the production and enrichment of uranium for fuel.
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Tate, from the steelworkers union, suggested the tax savings Harley reaped from the GOP bill might have actually freed up the cash for it to go ahead with the US restructuring plan now.
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Macron decided to go ahead with the elections despite the virus concerns, which have led the government to shut schools and universities, suspend major sporting events, curtail public transport and close tourism attractions.
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A week ago, he said, he was reassuring them about their safety, even encouraging them to go ahead with a trip they were planning to the Florida Everglades with a small tour group.
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"It's difficult from many points of view and nobody likes it, but it's necessary to go ahead with the calendar and all the activities, while putting public health above everything else," he said.
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Separatist leaders now face fines and suspension from office if they go ahead with the referendum, which has been declared illegal by the central government in Madrid, with the support of Spanish courts.
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George Edgar, head of the EU delegation to Cambodia, said the EU remains "ready to support a credible electoral process" but added that the polls should only go ahead with the opposition's involvement.
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Spain's central government said it would suspend Catalonia's autonomy and impose direct rule after the region's leader threatened to go ahead with a formal declaration of independence if Madrid refused to hold talks.
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For more, click on AMS will go ahead with a takeover bid for Osram Licht that values the lighting group at 4.3 billion euros, it said, setting the stage for a potential bidding war.
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After decades of false starts, the conservative government of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has finally decided to go ahead with the project at Badgery's Creek, 303 miles (51 kilometres) west of the city centre.
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After decades of false starts, the conservative government of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has finally decided to go ahead with the project at Badgery's Creek, 303 miles (51 kilometers) west of the city center.
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BBVA strategist Jaime Costero Denche said the tone Yellen adopts on inflation will be key; an upbeat assessment would imply that the Fed is primed to go ahead with unwinding post-crisis monetary stimulus.
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If you do decide to go ahead with any kind of sex while sick, one precaution you can take is to make sure you're using a barrier method, like condoms, dental dams, or gloves.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Airbnb's decision not to go ahead with excluding Jewish settlements in the West Bank from its accommodation listings Palestinian condemnation on Wednesday and accusations that it was helping to perpetuate Israeli occupation.
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The Times * British nuclear experts are to undertake a detailed study of a Chinese reactor design after ministers decided to go ahead with plans to construct a nuclear power station on the Essex coast.
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The author announced he is not "disavowing" his book, and will, in fact, go ahead with "planned promotion and publicity," according to a statement from his publisher on Friday to the New York Times.
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Beijing's higher tariffs on $1.73 billion worth of U.S. products will take effect on June 1, which could prompt Washington to go ahead with tariffs on a further $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The administration has informed congressional committees that it will go ahead with 22 arms deals worth some $8 billion, congressional aides said, sweeping aside a long-standing precedent for congressional review of such sales.
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If someone does decide not to go ahead with a medication abortion after taking the first pill, Dr. Grossman says that the best course of action would be to not take the second pill.
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It is expected to be aimed at North American carriers, whose ordering decisions could be decisive as Boeing weighs up whether to go ahead with plans for a new 'middle-of-the-market' aircraft.
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If such a memo is presented to the court, and Judge Bates finds it less laughable than the 2017 memo, Mr Trump may go ahead with his wish to rescind protections for young immigrants.
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Beijing's higher tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. products will take effect on June 1, which could prompt Washington to go ahead with tariffs on a further $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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But Pierre argues Badi differentiates against agencies by allowing potential flatmates to match and connect (message) beforehand — giving them the opportunity to figure out whether they want to go ahead with a flatshare themselves.
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N) said on Thursday that it would go ahead with the C$2.4 billion ($1.9 billion) expansion of its NGTL natural gas system, boosting pipeline access for producers in Western Canada's gas-rich basins.
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But clients younger than 18 often walk through the door too—and despite the Philippines AIDS Law, which prohibits testing minors without parental consent—LoveYourself (unlike hospitals) will go ahead with the HIV test.
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France's CGT trade union said five staff representatives on the board of utility EDF had filed a legal challenge to the company's decision to go ahead with its Hinkley Point nuclear project in Britain.
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If Icahn gets enough signatures to go ahead with a solicitation, holders of a majority of outstanding shares would still have to approve the removal and replacement of each director, an Occidental spokesman said.
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Whilst this may have contributed to a "friendly and productive atmosphere" during negotiation over several trades, it did not have a material influence on the LIA's decision to go ahead with these, she added.
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Traders currently expect the Fed to go ahead with a mid-summer rate hike, as long as the U.S. economy bounces back from slow growth in the first quarter and continues to add jobs.
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Although the lenders intend to go ahead with a state rescue under the "precautionary recapitalisation" scheme and subsequent merger, their boards still have not advanced a formal request for state intervention, the sources added.
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The UK media regulator Ofcom on Thursday said the BBC could go ahead with plans to make its programmes available on iPlayer for one year or more, scrapping the previous limit of 30 days.
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The French company, which recently sold its security business and won backing from its shareholders to go ahead with a reduced offer for Zodiac Aerospace, said ongoing operations were clouded by weaker propulsion earnings.
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A final investment decision to go ahead with the project is expected to be taken in the second half of 2019, with plans to start up the first liquefaction train in 2023, Total said.
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In its letter, the NYPD said it will go ahead with disciplinary proceedings against Pantaleo as early as September 1 if the Justice Department doesn't say by then whether it will press federal charges.
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Colombia will go ahead with the sale of the power generator even if there is only one bidder, Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas said in an interview with the El Tiempo newspaper, published early Monday.
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Maartje Wijffelaars, a senior economist at Rabobank, said that a euro referendum would be a very lengthy process, meaning that the government would not have time to go ahead with its other policy aims.
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CMS said it will also go ahead with its plan to help insurers with a less healthy pool of customers, which can amount to large costs, that is known as a "risk adjustment" program.
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They want the state government to go ahead with plans to convert the site into a new business and technology park to boost Berlin's economy, and build affordable flats to alleviate a housing shortage.
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Should Tanium go ahead with its IPO plans, it will be one of the few cyber security companies to attract enough investor confidence to go public, in what has become a fiercely competitive sector.
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Even through February and early March, as the first reports surfaced about the rise of cases in the U.S., we naively hoped that we could go ahead with our nuptials but with reduced attendance.
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In concluding the note, DPKO said that the Security Council should go ahead with a tentatively planned trip to Burundi as part of a larger effort to reach a political solution to the crisis.
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"On Monday morning in Beijing, they were trying to decide whether Vice Premier Liu He should go ahead with his visit" to Washington later this week for a round of negotiations, Ms. Swanson writes.
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Mr. Kemp has insisted that he had nothing to do with the plan to close polling places in Randolph County, and wrote to the county advising it not to go ahead with the plan.
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President Emmanuel Macron decided to go ahead with the elections last week despite concerns that people may be more at risk at polling stations, saying it was vital the democratic system to continue functioning.
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World Rugby said they were consulting with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in case they are unable to go ahead with the 12-team Olympic Games repechage qualification tournament scheduled for June 33-21.
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In December, Mr. Trump persuaded United Technologies, parent of Carrier, not to proceed with a shutdown of an Indianapolis plant, but the company did go ahead with several hundred previously announced layoffs last month.
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The Trump administration could also go-ahead with sanctions, but in a more "benign" manner, the strategist added, like restricting lending from international finance institutions — which would send a message without hammering the economy.
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The CEO of Sibur, the largest petrochemicals company in Russia and Eastern Europe, on Tuesday said the second quarter of 2019 may be "a good moment" to go ahead with an initial public offering.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer, however, told reporters Monday that Congress is not ready to go ahead with a vote, but he expressed confidence that the votes are headed in the right direction.
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"We can now go ahead with our plans to expand," said Dina Rubio, owner of Don Ramon Restaurant in Florida, who is also hiring new employees and raising wages because of the tax cuts.
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Vera Jourova, Europe's top justice official, called the Google news "another reminder" of why the European Union "was right to go ahead with modern data protection rules," namely the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Trudeau will go ahead with plans to campaign in the Ontario city of York north of Toronto on Sunday, said a Liberal official who declined to be named given the sensitivity of the situation.
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Franco's family promised on Tuesday to pursue its legal battle "to the very end," but Mr. Sánchez's administration responded that it would go ahead with the exhumation "very quickly," which presumably means before Nov.
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The French government last week said it was ready to provide the financial backing EDF needs to go ahead with the project but has yet to set out what form this support will take.
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So Mr. Lighthizer and Congress could well go ahead with the tax plan, lightening the tax burden for American manufacturers as well as inflicting plenty of damage on China and the global supply chain.
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NBC News President Noah Oppenheim called the notion that the network would try to cover for Weinstein "deeply offensive," adding that it didn't feel Farrow had enough evidence to go ahead with the story.
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But he said pipeline representatives had satisfied his concerns about the project's environmental impact and told him the project would go ahead, with or without his signature, so he decided to make a deal.
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Perhaps most controversially, Mr. Erdogan has said he would go ahead with his plan to rebuild the Ottoman-era barracks in the park, the very project that had set off the unrest in 2013.
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"We have ordered SriLankan Airlines not to go ahead with the deal for the four Airbuses for which manufacturing has not begun," Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said in a press briefing at his official residence.
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"A lot of economic activity is generated by the growth in health care jobs yet we stand to lose all that if Republicans foolishly go ahead with their plan to repeal the ACA," Sanchez said.
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They argue that once the terms of Brexit have been negotiated, Britain's sovereign parliament may well decide not to go ahead with it, so lawmakers need to know in advance if that is legally possible.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway postponed a final decision on whether to go ahead with a project to develop Europe's first industrial carbon capture and offshore storage (CCS) project, after dropping one of its participants, Yara International.
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As long as the BMA remains opposed to end-of-life legislation, the British parliament will probably be reluctant to go ahead with proposals that are tabled every once in a while to that effect.
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Trump promised this week to go ahead with a new round of tariffs on Chinese goods if no progress is made with Chinese President Xi Jingping at the G20 summit later this month in Japan.
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Eventually — and despite an eleventh-hour appeal from a female Moclan who's apparently been hiding out for years — the court decides to go ahead with the surgery, thus ending the episode on a somber note.
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Spain's central government said on Thursday it would suspend Catalonia's autonomy and impose direct rule after the region's leader threatened to go ahead with a formal declaration of independence if Madrid refused to hold talks.
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They're just asking for $10 million today to purchase the land," he said, "but we don't have the rest of the money to do it, so why let them go ahead with this right now?
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The panel had met to discuss the way forward after CAS ruled that the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) could go ahead with its regulations on female runners with differences of sex development (DSD).
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As for the IRL effect, it looks like people are determined to go ahead with the mission: An alien-themed hotel and the Alamo Inn on Highway 93 are all booked up for Sept. 20.
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ROME (Reuters) - The European Union will go ahead with training for the Libyan coast guard this week, days after a coast guard vessel allegedly attacked a boat carrying migrants, causing four of them to drown.
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Reuters earlier reported that it was Trump who gave the green light to EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler to go ahead with the waiver decisions, a move that infuriated corn growers while pleasing the refining industry.
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While they intend to go ahead with the project, they said that they had postponed a dinner for the first honorees, which had been scheduled for June, in the hopes of finding a better date.
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Judge Drain said he will hold another hearing a week before Christmas to consider whether to go ahead with Sears' effort to stay in business or start the process to close all its remaining stores.
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The party, which has traditionally been pro-nuclear, said in a statement on its website that the utility's decision to go ahead with the 18 billion pound ($23 billion) project was a cause for concern.
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BP is today planning the third phase, Clair South, and with its partners - Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron and ConocoPhillips - will decide on whether to go ahead with the project in 2019 or 2020, Flores said.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told Trump on October 6 that he would go ahead with a planned military operation in the region, where the US's Kurdish allies had been fighting the terrorist group ISIS.
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According to sources, Cohen alleges that he was present, along with several others, when Trump was informed by his son about the Russians' offer and Trump gave his approval to go ahead with the meeting.
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Trump's decision not to go ahead with the plan was applauded by Republican lawmakers, who warned the tariffs could stymie economic growth and derails efforts to ratify a revised trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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Idemitsu will go ahead with an agreement to acquire the stake in Showa Shell for about 170 billion yen ($1.44 billion) from Royal Dutch Shell after getting the approval, the report said, without citing sources.
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But local authorities took nearly five weeks to decide on whether to go ahead with the abortion, while several doctors refused to carry out the procedure, on the grounds of "conscientious objection", local media reported.
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However, the UK government will on Tuesday hold another series of votes on a binding piece of legislation which would allow the election to go ahead with the support of a simple majority of MPs.
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Kavanaugh, who has strongly denied Ford's allegations, said in a letter to Grassley released by the White House on Thursday evening that he was prepared to go ahead with testifying at a hearing on Monday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi urged the country's autonomous Kurdistan region not to go ahead with a proposed referendum on independence, saying it would be neither in its own interest nor Iraq's.
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"We hope to go ahead with a positive decision by year-end," CEO Paul Conibear said in an interview, adding that Toronto-based Lundin has also seen progress on mine plant efficiency and modernization efforts.
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The P'nyang agreement is one of two agreements needed for Exxon and its partners Total SA, Oil Search and Santos Ltd to go ahead with a $13 billion plan to double LNG exports from PNG.
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Under the deal struck this week, city authorities will go ahead with transportation infrastructure work around Sagrada Familia, including a feasibility study to build a passageway linking the basilica directly to the closest subway station.
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ZURICH, March 20 (Reuters) - Lonza on Friday said it would go ahead with its annual general meeting on April 28 without shareholders present, leaving its dividend proposal of 2.75 Swiss francs ($2.81) per share unchanged.
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But some school districts decided to go ahead with the start of school while others followed the federal advice, causing the same types of confusion and discrepancies that have marked the response to the coronavirus.
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But some school districts decided to go ahead with the start of school while others followed the federal advice, causing the same types of confusion and discrepancies that have marked the response to the coronavirus.
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Orange County Transportation Authority spent a decade in court before having to buy the express lanes outright for $207 million in 2003 so that it could go ahead with a highway and public transit overhaul.
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Leaders of one major union, the General Confederation of Labor, or CGT, said that the changes were as bad as they expected, and that they would go ahead with a national strike on Sept. 12.
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Traore did not say if he would go ahead with the event despite the ban, but said in a Facebook post on Wednesday that he was free as a French citizen to hold such demonstrations.
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He said he considered the $15 minimum wage before deciding to go ahead with a 176-room Residence Inn by Marriott that is scheduled to open next spring, but it was not the determining factor.
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Turkey has been massing troops for days along its border with Syria and vowed it would go ahead with the military operation and not bow to the U.S. threat over its plans against the Kurds.
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Speaking to CNBC on Wednesday, European Affairs Minister for France, Nathalie Loiseau, said "it's important" to go ahead with long overdue reforms and to do it as fast as possible despite any loss in popularity.
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The United States and South Korea will go ahead with joint military drills next week, the top U.S. military official said, resisting pressure from North Korea and its ally China to halt the contentious exercises.
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QUICK: JUST TO BE CLEAR, IF THEY DO WHAT THEY ARE SAYING THEY WILL DO WITH THE RESPONSE OF $60 BILLION, OURADMINISTRATION HAS ALREADY SAID IT WILL GO AHEAD WITH THE ENTIREREST OF THE TARIFFS.
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But then the N.R.A. came at us hard, and went after the state representatives, and they decided not to go ahead with the elimination of the tax, which was going to cost us $40 million.
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Uber's head of aerial projects, Eric Allison, told Bloomberg that the decision to go ahead with the trials was spurred by the success of Uber Eats, which grew its revenues by nearly 150 percent last year.
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However, the government has indicated it will go ahead with the sales tax hike to 10% from 8% in October, barring a big economic shock on the scale of the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
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BFM Business added that any final decision as to whether or not to go ahead with a bid would not be made until Engie's new chairman Jean-Pierre Clamadieu formally took up his position in May.
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Surgeons turn a blind eye to the fact that some migrants give up body parts against their will, the report said, while some brokers threaten donors with big fines if they don't go ahead with removal.
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Should Tanium go ahead with its IPO plans, it will be one of the few cyber security companies to attract enough stock market investor confidence to go public, in what has become a fiercely competitive sector.
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"In the next few months the focus will be the U.S. peace plan, and Netanyahu's re-election fits with American desire to go ahead with it," said Ofer Zalzberg, senior analyst at the International Crisis Group.
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The company has been subject to a hostile takeover by smaller rival Non-Standard Finance, which said after markets shut that it would go ahead with its 1.3 billion pound takeover for the larger subprime lender.
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Among other stocks, Celgene Corp rose 3.8% after Amgen Inc said it would buy the company's psoriasis drug Otezla, clearing the way for Bristol-Myers Squibb to go ahead with its $74 billion deal for Celgene.
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Among other stocks, Celgene Corp rose 3.1% after Amgen Inc said it would buy the company's psoriasis drug Otezla, clearing the way for Bristol-Myers Squibb to go ahead with its $74 billion deal for Celgene.
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With the clock ticking down on Obama's tenure, Israel remains concerned that the resolution condemning Jewish settlements could still go ahead with another sponsoring country –- with continued U.S. support –- before the president leaves office on Jan.
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But GM refused the union's demand to shift production from its Mexican plants back to US facilities, and it will go ahead with plans to permanently close three US factories where operations ended earlier this year.
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All of which neatly dovetails into the idea that Samsung's "more of everything" phone, the Galaxy Note series, could be the first beneficiary should Samsung decide to go ahead with a second camera on the back.
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The president of the Brazilian Senate, Renan Calheiros, subsequently told his chamber that he didn't "recognize" the motion from the lower house annulling the impeachment vote, and was going to go ahead with the Senate schedule.
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The authorities had hoped freeing Golunov and promising punishment for those who allegedly framed him would appease his supporters, but they decided to go ahead with a protest on Wednesday, a public holiday in Russia, regardless.
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The Russian Space Agency said it still planned to go ahead with the next manned flight in December although the plans could change depending on the results of a commission set up to probe the incident.
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Should the courts and electoral commission go ahead with a vote that is not contested by Mr Odinga, his supporters will surely try their best to disrupt it, says Michael Chege of the University of Nairobi.
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In 2015, four months after taking office, Onaga criticized Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga for "looking down on" Okinawans, citing Suga&aposs comment that the government planned to steadfastly go ahead with the relocation plan.
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Whether Trump will go ahead with the border closure remains to be seen, with reports from the White House indicating some officials are pushing back, warning the president of the potential impact on the U.S. economy.
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Beijing's higher tariffs on U.S. products on a $60 billion target list will take effect on June 1, which could prompt Washington to go ahead with tariffs on a further $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria will go ahead with plans to spend 1.4 billion euros ($1.59 billion) to build a new gas link to transport Russian gas from the TurkStream pipeline to Europe, bypassing Ukraine to the south.
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The country has congressional approval to go ahead with the new issue, which is expected to be around US$500m in size, Rosa Maria Ortega said on the sidelines of the IDB meetings in the Bahamas.
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Bill McGlashan, who prosecutors say was among the wealthy parents who engaged in fraud and bribery schemes to help get their children into colleges, had sought to go ahead with a planned family vacation to Mexico.
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The government has said it would no longer go ahead with the planned savings of 4.4 billion pounds ($6.33 billion) from disability benefits over the next five years, which many Conservative lawmakers had threatened to block.
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North Korean state media reported Tuesday that Kim had reviewed a previously announced plan to fire the missiles on a trajectory over western Japan, but had decided not to go ahead with the proposal for now.
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Italy's head of debt Maria Cannata told Corriere della Sera daily on Monday the Treasury would go ahead with a 50-year issue if it was certain of meeting enough demand to make it a success.
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It has done so by insisting that it will go ahead with the introduction of a basic income support and the reduction of taxes even though those measures might cause the country's budget deficit to balloon.
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The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) decided to go ahead with an indefinite strike, which started on Wednesday, defying an order by the Nigerian Industrial Court to cancel the action due to the risk of civil disorder.
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The Financial Times reported that Cummings said Johnson would go ahead with a no-deal Brexit and then call a snap general election if he lost a vote of confidence, rather than resign as prime minister.
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Beijing's higher tariffs on U.S. products on a $23.3 billion target list will take effect on June 214.9, which could prompt Washington to go ahead with tariffs on a further $22019 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Perhaps at the top will be the question of how to go ahead with a carbon tax in Canada if Mr. Trump follows up on promises not to act on climate change in the United States.
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LONDON, May 19 (Reuters) - Britain can go ahead with implementing its plan to require "plain packaging" on cigarettes this month, after the English High Court on Thursday rejected a legal challenge brought by Big Tobacco companies.
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Biden also told Poroshenko that all policy steps had been taken to go ahead with the issuance of Ukraine's third U.S. sovereign loan guarantee of up to $1 billion, the White House said in a statement.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told lawmakers he planned to go ahead with implementing the sales tax as scheduled, but he sidestepped questions on whether he could change his mind after hosting a Group of Seven summit.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - FIFA will go ahead with a new 24-team Club World Cup starting in 2021, its President Gianni Infantino said on Friday, setting the world soccer governing body in conflict with Europe's top clubs.
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Iowa State has said it will go ahead with a previously planned ceremony during halftime at the university's football game on Saturday to honor Ms. Barquín Arozamena, 220, as the 703 female athlete of the year.
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Investec did not go ahead with a planned public offering of 10% of its shares because of the recent falls in markets, but management planned to increase its shareholding over time, Hendrik du Toit told Reuters.
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However, the government has indicated it will go ahead with the sales tax hike to 10% from 8% in October, barring a big economic shock on the scale of the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
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The SPD's 113,000 members vote in a postal ballot from Tuesday on whether their party should go ahead with the coalition agreement its leaders clinched this month to renew their alliance with Merkel's CDU/CSU bloc.
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Among other stocks, Celgene Corp rose 2.9% after Amgen Inc said it would buy the company's psoriasis drug Otezla, clearing the way for Bristol-Myers Squibb to go ahead with its $74 billion deal for Celgene.
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However, the prime minister has opted to go ahead with plans to let the Chinese company develop Britain&aposs 5G network as part of his agenda of "levelling up" regions across the country through improved infrastructure.
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BUENOS AIRES, May 12 (Reuters) - Workers at the Rosario grains export hub in Argentina will go ahead with plans to start a strike on Friday to demand higher salaries, a union leader said late on Thursday.
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But under pressure to salvage the caucuses from a humiliating logistical debacle, Iowa Democratic leaders decided to go ahead with releasing numbers from a majority of precincts without waiting for the counting process to be completed.
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" When asked if he would go ahead with this hearing without Ford, Grassley responded: "We don't have any problem with Kavanaugh coming ... but we want to make sure it is a fruitful hearing for both sides.
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VIENNA, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Austrian lender Raiffeisen Bank International and its unlisted parent Raiffeisen Zentralbank have decided to go ahead with their proposed merger aimed primarily at boosting RZB's capital reserves, the companies said on Wednesday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Commerzbank management wants to decide on whether to go ahead with a potential merger with Deutsche Bank in the next 2 to 3 weeks, two sources with knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
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Eight days after cancelling the summit citing Pyongyang's "hostility", Trump announced the decision to go ahead with the meeting after hosting Kim's envoy in the White House, saying he expected "very positive result" with North Korea.
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It was in this room, on Thursday, April 28, that Obama sat to hear for the final time from the top members of his Cabinet and staff whether the U.S. should go ahead with the risky operation.
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Many investors fear Washington will go ahead with its plan to levy a 0.53 percent tariff on 20.5 product categories from China including cars on Friday, which Beijing has vowed to match with tariffs on U.S. products.
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But Idemitsu management has said it would go ahead with an agreed acquisition of a one-third stake in Showa Shell from Royal Dutch Shell once anti-trust authorities grant approval for the two companies to combine.
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"If Italy goes entirely by the European rules, it has to go ahead with a 'bail-in' before it provides government funds to recapitalize the banks," Marios Maratheftis, chief economist at Standard Chartered, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Famed comedian and alleged serial rapist Bill Cosby will be tried for the alleged sexual assault of Andrea Constand after a judge on Tuesday determined there is enough evidence against him to go ahead with the case.
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But despite its sensitive position, under intense international scrutiny with a now increased reliance on political support from the Trump administration, the Saudis are expected to go ahead with cuts, according to a range of market experts.
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LONDON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Londoners face transport chaos at the start of the working week after two unions representing workers on the London Underground said they would go ahead with a 24-hour strike from Sunday evening.
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Shapiro sent around the following statement, which does not mention if the FTC and CTA plan to go ahead with the session, sans-Pai: Unfortunately, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai is unable to attend CES 2018.
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WARSAW, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A key shareholder of Polish bank Pekao said the state-run lender should consider a supermerger with PKO BP if it does not go ahead with its plan to take over Alior Bank.
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Vice President Mike Pence said the next day that the White House was looking into the possibility of an emergency declaration, and some of Trump's allies reportedly urged him to go ahead with one behind the scenes.
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PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill told a conference in Sydney he would not go ahead with any changes to the mining law ahead of national elections in June 2017, and would await a new mandate in parliament.
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"The plan to go ahead with the exchange will be signed by mid-January, but there is a possibility it will be slightly delayed," South Korean defense ministry spokesman Moon Sang-gyun told a regular news briefing.
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Among other stocks, Celgene Corp rose 2.70% after Amgen Inc said it would buy the company's psoriasis drug Otezla, clearing the way for Bristol-Myers Squibb Co to go ahead with its $74 billion deal for Celgene.
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But if the 11 existing TPP members — Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Brunei, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Mexico, Chile and Peru — were to go ahead with the ambitious pact, that would require more time-intensive talks, Biswas noted.
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Britain's government said on Thursday it would go ahead with EDF's 18 billion pound ($23.8 billion) Hinkley C nuclear project, in which state-owned China General Nuclear Power Corporation has agreed to take a 33 percent stake.
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Trump announced in May that he would go ahead with 22 arms deals with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, worth an estimated $8.1 billion, sidestepping the congressional review process by declaring an emergency over Iran.
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LJUBLJANA, June 6 (Reuters) - Slovenia will probably not go ahead with plans to sell a stake in the country's largest bank, state-owned Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB), at present, Deputy Prime Minister Karl Erjavec said on Tuesday.
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"In order to convince us not to go ahead with that, Italians must get back all that's being taken away from them in recent years due to increases in toll roads, and a lot more," he added.
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But since then, Trump's actions show "continuity from his campaign days, so the markets expect him to go ahead with the fiscal stimulus as well," said Minori Uchida, chief FX analyst at Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ.
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BAKU, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan's state energy company SOCAR plans to go ahead with a deal to buy Greek natural gas pipelines operator DESFA, but says that its price should be reduced, SOCAR's president said on Monday.
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Beulah Kincaid, owner of Kincaid Funeral Services, said that at first she did not recognize Long's name, but when she found out she still decided to go ahead with the funeral because it was her professional obligation.
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Cabinet spokeswoman Ana Comoana said the companies could now go ahead with mining operations to tap offshore oil reserves that experts say are enough to supply energy to Britain, France, Germany and Italy for over 20 years.
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"If he fails to respond within the stipulated time, it will be assumed that he has no response to offer and the Ministry of External Affairs will go ahead with the revocation," Swarup said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Total will go ahead with development of a giant Iranian gas field this summer, its CEO told Reuters, in the first major western energy investment in the country since Tehran signed an international nuclear deal.
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" Shell's statement added: "The potential investments feature as options in our long-term plans and would fit within our capital spending range of $25 to $30 billion per year if we decide to go ahead with them.
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Schlesinger was a worshipful convert with serious blind spots about Kennedy, but he did warn the new President not to go ahead with the Bay of Pigs, persistently enough that Robert Kennedy told him to back off.
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In a letter to staff last Friday, Chief Executive Jean-Bernard Levy warned he would not go ahead with the 18 billion pound ($25 billion) Hinkley Point project in southwest England without more help from the state.
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The official added that if Turkey were to go ahead with the incursion into Syria, it was expected to trigger a large combat response from the SDF, and US troops would almost certainly withdraw completely from Syria.
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A tumultuous Wednesday afternoon began with Trump issuing a letter saying he intended to go ahead with the State of the Union address from the House chamber on Tuesday, as first proposed by Pelosi on Jan. 3.
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"Continued support from the government (has) resulted in improvement of (the) financial & operational performance of Air India... the government will now go ahead with the process of disinvestment of the company," the ministry said in a statement.
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In an excellent sketch from Tuesday night's Jimmy Kimmel Live, guest George Clooney decided to go ahead with a one-man cast reunion, despite a few special appearances from characters who aren't exactly from the E.R. canon.
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AT&T announced Thursday evening that it has completed its acquisition of Time Warner, two days after a federal judge gave the telecommunication and entertainment giants the green light to go ahead with their $85033 billion merger.
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Genome editing of embryos is still not fully established, and "virtually all scientists will say we don't yet know enough about It to be able to recommend that we just go ahead with it clinically," she said.
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The question I guess I'm getting to here is, if Donald Trump were to name somebody in the final year of his first term in 21852, are you saying that you would go ahead with that nomination?
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President Emmanuel Macron decided last week to go ahead with the elections, saying it was vital the democratic system continue to function, despite some criticism and concern over the possibility of people being infected at polling stations.
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Ms. Hicks's lawyer has strongly denied that suggestion, and White House aides said Mr. Corallo's assertion had come up in discussions with the president as he weighed whether to go ahead with Mr. diGenova and Ms. Toensing.
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In an extraordinary move that underlines the power of art during times of crisis, the Valencian government decided not only to maintain the sculpture in the city's main square, but to go ahead with the burning ritual.
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In an effort to explain that email, the spokeswoman said despite the content of the second email, what that person really meant was "the administrator's office," not the administrator himself, decided to go ahead with the raises.
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Earlier this week, Trump made it clear that he'd go ahead with the next round of tariffs on roughly $160 billion worth of Chinese goods if he can't come to a deal with China that he likes.
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WELLINGTON, Dec 5 (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank on Thursday announced it would go ahead with plans to increase capital requirements for banks, but offered more time for the lenders to make the changes than originally proposed.
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Even with U.S. officials seeking talks with China, President Donald Trump reportedly wants to put tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, and has told aides to go ahead with them, according to Bloomberg, quoting unnamed sources.
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Investors were hoping the two sides will reach a compromise to at least avoid their worst fears - that the United States will go ahead with its final batch of tariffs on about $156 billion of Chinese exports.
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This equation is the reason that the best political solution for the President may be to go ahead with a declaration of national emergency or some other executive action to reposition government money to build the wall.
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The group challenged the police actions and High Court Judge Clement Phiri ruled that the doctors could go ahead with Thursday's march after lawyers for the police conceded that the actions by law enforcement agents were unlawful.
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But Ankara had been hopeful that Washington would not go ahead with the decision, saying it would be against the $75 billion target for mutual trade laid out by President Donald Trump and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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The United States and South Korea will go ahead with joint military drills next week, the top U.S. military official said on Thursday, resisting pressure from North Korea and its ally China to halt the contentious exercises.
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However, the White House also said it is making no changes to its current tariffs on Chinese goods and still may go ahead with steeper duties on the largest portion ($200 billion) of the affected goods in January.
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SANTIAGO, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Chilean holding company Oro Blanco said on Thursday it had decided not to go ahead with the sale of an indirect stake in lithium and fertilizer firm SQM after no suitable offers were received.
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Washington laid out a plan to remove Turkey from its F-35 fighter jet program, increasing pressure over Turkey's decision to go ahead with its planned purchase of Russian air defense systems that are incompatible with NATO systems.
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A judge in Washington, DC, ruled on Thursday that federal prosecutors could go ahead with a search warrant for records about an Inauguration Day protest website, but that they will have to do so under the judge's supervision.
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Among other stocks, Celgene Corp rose 3.7% after Amgen Inc said on Monday it would buy the company's psoriasis drug Otezla, clearing the way for Bristol-Myers Squibb to go ahead with its $74 billion deal for Celgene.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar Airways said on Wednesday that it had decided not to go ahead with routes to some planned destinations following a Gulf boycott, particularly in West and Central Africa, the company said in a Twitter post.
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At the same time, the U.S. State Department informed Congress that it will go ahead with 22 arms deals worth some $8 billion, congressional aides said, sweeping aside a long-standing precedent for congressional review of such sales.
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The U.S.-listed casino operator said it would not go ahead with the second tranche of a planned purchase of about 20% of Crown from casino mogul James Packer for a total of A$1.76 billion ($1.19 billion).
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MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - Spain's central government said on Thursday it would suspend Catalonia's autonomy and impose direct rule after the region's leader threatened to go ahead with a formal declaration of independence if Madrid refused to hold talks.
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