I've gone beyond to help & so has his family!
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But such plans have not gone beyond the pilot stage.
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Innovation in cold beverages has gone beyond Nitro Cold Brew.
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In India itself, Amazon has gone beyond the basics, too.
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The hospital had already gone beyond its Emergency Medicaid allotment.
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"We've gone beyond the preposterous," he said, according to CNN.
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This is a matter that's gone beyond anything I'm aware of.
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"It's gone beyond where I ever thought it would," he said.
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But some have gone beyond that in challenging the president's motivation.
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IS app operations have also gone beyond news and religious content.
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They had gone beyond all the things people generally look for.
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But Cruz said Thursday that the conversations have gone beyond tweets.
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"This has gone beyond the industry expectations," Jain said on Friday.
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Student participation has gone beyond shows that the students curate individually.
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No Democratic convention has gone beyond a single ballot since 1952.
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Prosthetics have gone beyond helping humans — animals can benefit from them, too.
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The company's successes in the courtroom have gone beyond safety-related issues.
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"It's kind of gone beyond meta," Mr. Brant said by phone recently.
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Trump's appeals to union members have gone beyond the Obama trade deal.
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But unlike his recent predecessors, Trump has gone beyond simply criticizing decisions.
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Naturally, the story has gone beyond viral on Chinese Twitter equivalent Sina Weibo.
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R: It's gone beyond a demonstration to a revolution in Hong Kong, basically.
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Lately, the idea of aliens has gone beyond kitsch obsession to hot topic.
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Lyft Line hasn't gone beyond city limits for that reason, Lyft tells TechCrunch.
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By integrating Stories with Events and Groups, Facebook has gone beyond copying Snapchat.
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The truth is that gaming has transformed and gone beyond its initial definition.
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No Republican or Democratic convention has gone beyond a single ballot since 1952.
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Wilson had gone beyond friendship, Bale said, and stepped over the line toward cronyism.
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"If she's driven you this far, it's gone beyond your control," Olenna tells Jaime.
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Bachchan himself has gone beyond the promotional circuit to talk passionately about gender equality.
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But one talkative feline has gone beyond just looking adorable to steal our attention.
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Dennis Rodman's impact on the NBA has gone beyond his Hall of Fame career.
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The Continent has gone beyond building walls to impede the arrival of undocumented migrants.
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The frustrations have gone beyond the leaking of information being gathered after an attack.
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The debate in Congress, however, has gone beyond a simple discussion of tax rates.
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Turkey's role has gone beyond supporting allied Syrian forces to rebuilding schools and hospitals.
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"National security has gone beyond the traditional definition of security," Tsai said in a speech.
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And it's gone beyond that to attack the full range of our law enforcement agencies.
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"In terms of the financial element, I think we've gone beyond £60m now," Dave adds.
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But regardless of origin, it's clear that watches have gone beyond South Korea's bridal traditions.
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But she has gone beyond that: She's lied to Congress and to the American public.
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A runner-up to Djokovic in 215, he hasn't gone beyond the quarterfinals since then.
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You guys have gone beyond stabilizing the market, into overhauling Medicaid, reworking the financial assistance.
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Spicer has gone beyond the customary spin to make even the appearance of reasoned debate impossible.
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It's also gone beyond traditional messaging, allowing marketers to build skills for Amazon Alexa as well.
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In terms of product, Event Pop has already gone beyond ticketing after adding in-event payments.
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Hendarsah said while most companies meet those requirements, they have not gone beyond the minimum threshold.
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But it's gone beyond the point where one site can claim to have recognized the trend.
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But his work has gone beyond symbolism to a true commitment to interfaith understanding and tolerance.
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And as far as being sentimental, this music is beyond sentimental, it's gone beyond that point.
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"The role of a campus food pantry has gone beyond just providing food," Ms. Masrour said.
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For journalist and syndicate member Ayman Hafaz, the issue has gone beyond repression of journalistic activity.
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Weather experts call the storm unprecedented, and note that it's gone beyond even the most pessimistic forecasts.
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Monitoring employee activity Other businesses have gone beyond recruitment and are using AI to help manage employees.
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Ratcliffe charged that the special counsel had gone beyond his mandate by stating he couldn't exonerate Trump.
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And most importantly, politically he can say it has gone beyond anything that past presidents have got.
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Some cities, such as Honolulu and Rexburg, Idaho, have gone beyond talk and banned distracted walking altogether.
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This is the first time this cycle we've gone beyond 21625-2900 odds on a House turnover.
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It said it had complied with merger regulations and had gone beyond legal requirements in some cases.
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This is the first time this cycle we've gone beyond 50-50 odds on a House turnover.
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But it's also gone beyond being just a word and is now, fittingly, a common meme theme.
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To say that he's gone beyond even the most hard-core conservatives on this is an understatement.
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But in either case it's clear that Trump's attempts at making deals in Russia have gone beyond business.
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It's gone beyond product and the PUMA x XO collab is an extension of everything we've been doing.
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But his statements this week have gone beyond just tweets, and GOP senators had clear warnings for Trump.
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The Democratic National Convention's push for unity has gone beyond bringing Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters together.
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Mateer's nomination was submitted by the White House to the Senate in September, but hadn't gone beyond that.
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"The issue has gone beyond elections to become a rallying cry for Islamists pushing for Islamization," Sukarsono explained.
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And tonight, look up — in honor of National Space Day and all the women who have gone beyond.
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But some of us have gone beyond that familiar land and into much more complicated terrain with food.
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The Justice Department concluded there was no campaign finance violation, but Mr. Barr has not gone beyond that.
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Nashville tied for 13th in the regular season and has never in its history gone beyond this round.
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Weinstein became a sacrificial lamb for the patriarchy, the man who everyone agreed had gone beyond the pale.
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As an industry, we've gone beyond that and it's gone more to the personality videos, to more narrative.
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Over the past three years, their numbers have grown, and their cause has gone beyond Kesha's creative freedom.
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In taking this fringe position, President Trump has now gone beyond even his all-out war on immigrants.
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Animal lover Paris Hilton has gone beyond the veil to make sure her dogs are happy and properly spoiled.
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The reaction to publication of the study has gone beyond what might be expected in a regular academic dispute.
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We've also gone beyond the school gates, by creating neighborhood youth clubs where children can continue learning these skills.
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The legal opinion will say that the ECB has gone beyond its mandate, la Repubblica and Il Messaggero reported.
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Over the course of its founding, Toss has gone beyond peer-to-peer transfers and branched into consumer financing.
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Keeping Score BOSTON — It has gone beyond a streak, past a trend and into the realm of the bizarre.
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Now he's gone beyond using museums to merely observe and study surveillance—he's enlisting those same institutions to fight it.
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"We believe Turkey has gone beyond what we wanted to see," a second official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The other general message wasn't that you shouldn't vote for Trump because he's promoting racism, we've gone beyond that now.
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Now, the EPA has gone beyond even the president's tough talk and into the dark world of political opposition research.
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Whether that's food sales, merchandising or broadcast rights, March Madness has gone beyond filling out a bracket and skipping work.
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Republicans want Trump to remove Cordray, saying the director has gone beyond his authority and provided cause to be fired.
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"We believe Turkey has gone beyond what we wanted to see," said one U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Iran has since gone beyond the deal's stockpile and enrichment limits, and started using advanced centrifuges barred by the deal.
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Global oil prices fell as much as 4 percent on concerns a six-week market recovery has gone beyond fundamentals.
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The escalating trade dispute has gone beyond tariffs as the two countries increase pressure on each other to cede ground.
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Beyond those two, Xiaomi has gone beyond selling phones to back local companies and develop local services for its customers.
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But some have gone beyond reassurance and into dismissing coronavirus as unimportant because it "only" kills the old and sick.
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For Roger Federer, who has gone beyond 6-6 in the fifth eight times in 393 matches, it's 2 percent.
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The GOP resisted reforms that might have gone beyond what they were able to enact in their first two years.
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In the author's words, Uber has transcended its original purpose and has gone "beyond": Uber is now a way of life.
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So far, President Trump has not gone beyond the declaration that he "will absolutely do safe zones" for the Syrian people.
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We've gone beyond chefs being rock stars — now they're hawking pans on QVC and leasing their names in Vegas and Dubai.
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But now, the a7S II has gone beyond just our world, capturing amazing 4K footage from outside the International Space Station.
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But President Trump's Supreme Court nominee has gone beyond simply denying those allegations about his behavior more than 30 years ago.
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But the toxicity has gone beyond comparison and social pressure as people take their opinions offline and into the real world.
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Although based on Martin's series of novels "A Song of Ice and Fire," the show has long gone beyond Martin's books.
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Chinese consumption has gone "beyond the point of no return", says Takeshi Niinami, the boss of Suntory, a giant Japanese distiller.
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The 33-year-old instructor helming Donnell Classroom had gone beyond burpees, pushups and dousing students before chow, the investigation determined.
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I don't think anyone has to tell you that Drake's lyrics have become a cultural focal point that's gone beyond music.
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"In the era of #MeToo, we want to make sure that we've gone beyond what our compliance obligations are," she said.
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Today, desegregation efforts have gone beyond court-ordered busing to include a variety of methods, ones not necessarily mandated by law.
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Others have gone beyond that to create decadent and memorable GAME OVER screens, some of which really rub in your failure.
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He added that he believed the police officers carrying out the exercise had gone beyond the prescribed curriculum of the training.
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"Some of the problems that they've created – filter bubbles would be a perfect example – have gone beyond the reach of technology."
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It's with me all the time, but I have gone beyond the limitations of that to a much more extensive consciousness.
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Add to that, McConnell has now gone beyond killing bills to helping embolden Donald Trump's worst instincts (but more on that later).
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We've officially gone beyond the iPhone 28 specs and supply chain rumor phase — now we're in full-on production photo leak territory.
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Now, 18 years later, Cooney has gone beyond the call of duty by donating one of his kidneys to a complete stranger.
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We are reaching a point of no return, when it comes to information collection, if we have not already gone beyond it.
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"Once it's gone beyond the experience for young children, it has a longer life span," said Maura Regan, president of Licensing International.
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But with Mr. Trump, such comparisons have gone beyond the fringe and entered mainstream conversation both in the United States and abroad.
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In recent months, Iran has gone beyond both the total amount and the level of enrichment that were allowed under the agreement.
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Iran since has gone beyond the deal's stockpile and enrichment limits, as well as started using advanced centrifuges barred by the deal.
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"He hasn't gone beyond explaining that," said Heller, who recently met with the special working group that is negotiating the healthcare bill.
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We've gone beyond having debates on issues — now we suppress dissenting opinions, and too often outright oppress them by every means available.
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Trump's comments were a part of his broader rhetoric about migrants, which has often gone beyond the established norms of political debate.
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The tone with which this is being done has gone beyond the threshold of what is acceptable, even during the Cold War.
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Since 2009, he has gone beyond the bar to produce the chocolate for his entire lineup, including bonbons, pralinés and other confections.
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Of Serena Williams's 376 career Grand Slam singles matches, only six have gone beyond 6-63 in the third, equaling 1.6 percent.
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It has now gone beyond selling books to offering almost everything you can imagine, including appliances, clothing, and even cloud computing services.
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Tillerson should have gone beyond bromides not just because confidence in the U.S. is waning, but for two other reasons as well.
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The average meal came in at 2,756 calories, but four requests, from Texas and Oklahoma, were estimated to have gone beyond 18913,000.
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Sanders have gone beyond dispassionate ideological disagreement and have exposed a deeper professional, political and personal hostility toward the senator and his campaign.
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Over time these have gone beyond ensuring the same pay for the same job to requiring equal pay for work of equal value.
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As a runner, I've gone beyond listening to static playlists and simply syncing runs after the fact; I want connectivity throughout my run.
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The courts have gone beyond congressional inaction, jumping into the fray and stopping Trump cold in his extralegal efforts to punish defenseless people.
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It's not clear that plans for a birthright citizenship executive order have gone beyond the White House (including the White House counsel's office).
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Australia's leaders have gone beyond the white paper's careful reassurances, openly declaring that Australia must confront the shifting power dynamics of the region.
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In recent years, Under Armour's issues have gone beyond industry struggles, and Mr. Plank has found himself in the middle of several controversies.
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It went at a pace that's gone beyond the wildest imagination that Deng Xiaoping had when he set very ambitious targets for China.
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But the pressure has gone beyond the telecoms industry, with organizations such as Oxford University saying they will stop accepting money from Huawei.
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But Mr. Manafort has mounted a vigorous defense against financial fraud and other charges, contending that Mr. Mueller has gone beyond his mandate.
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Frank and Oak has also gone beyond the old-fashioned newsletter, serving up AI-powered recommendations to members with a feature called Style Plan.
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If you (OPEC) really wanted to target stock levels, you would need deeper cuts but Saudi Arabia has already gone beyond its cut target.
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And yet, it's probably one of the greatest business decisions in the history of television, but we've gone beyond just a shareholder thing now.
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It had gone beyond the playful provincial rivalry between two fighters who had no personal reason to hate one another, to something much larger.
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That is why the current war against pipeline construction has gone beyond normal community involvement and devolved into a form of ideology-fueled extremism.
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The problem appears to be that Kyrgios doesn't seem to care about it and has never gone beyond the quarter-finals in a major.
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"He's the first labor secretary I'm aware of that has gone beyond this 'us versus them' mentality," Mr. Meyer, of Union Square Hospitality, said.
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We've never gone beyond cuddling or light kisses across my body while we're both still clothed from the waist down, in panties, or underwear.
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In Olango's case, the problem may have gone beyond racial disparities — if he really was having a mental health crisis, as family friends claim.
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He has crossed the line between professional footballer and 'that guy with his ballsack out', and has gone beyond the point of no return.
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Death has shown up in animated movies for decades, but only recently have they gone beyond using tragic losses as devices in character development.
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Were the justices to act now, they would effectively be saying that modern line-drawing methods had gone beyond the point of being tolerable.
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Microsoft demonstrated this new device during an internal meeting earlier this year, showing that work on the prototype has gone beyond the early stages.
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And when the job is at a point where it's gone beyond your capabilities, we're both going to know, and we'll work it out.
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The Brooklyn Heights Association, a leading neighborhood voice, has gone beyond simply attacking the city's plans for the B.Q.E. to actually developing its own.
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She cracked 38 winners, including six aces, against the Pole, who has never gone beyond the round of 16 in five attempts at Flushing Meadows.
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The series is the latest endeavor for a baller whose interests have long gone beyond the court — he's a poet, writer, and activist as well.
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"It's gone beyond what I would have called the politics of the normal," said Elizabeth Stone, a real estate agent in the Washington, D.C., suburbs.
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It said the president's approach to foreign affairs had "blazed new trails and gone beyond traditional Western international-relations theory of the past 300 years".
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Many tech companies, such as Apple, Facebook and Microsoft have even gone beyond basic benefits, offering egg harvesting or freezing services to employees as well.
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At least a dozen of these projects, which involve major banks, exchanges and technology firms, have not gone beyond the testing phase, the review shows.
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One juror told reporters after the trial that the favors the two men traded had not gone beyond what good friends do for one another.
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So far, we've gone beyond Hogwarts and learned a little bit about early magic in America and about Ilvermorny, the American school of witchcraft and wizardry.
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Precedent 2: Using the bully pulpit for disinformation Trump has also gone beyond his predecessors when it comes to using the bully pulpit to propagate disinformation.
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But a study just published in Naturwissenschaften has gone beyond these observations and shown that bright plumage is also an indicator of a healthy digestive system.
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The new transition team had prepared "public source" vetting on potential nominees -- which means anything available on the public record -- but had not gone beyond that.
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"[Introducing the creation to Reddit] was the point where I said to myself, This has gone beyond absurd, how long will it actually last." he wrote.
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But an employment tribunal found, and this week's verdict reaffirmed, that she had gone beyond voluntary discussion and subjected her subordinate to "unwanted and unwelcome" attention.
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But Mr. Laufer argued that the investigation had gone beyond its original scope and, in seeking information about fund-raising, had drifted outside the panel's jurisdiction.
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Not only has Fitbit offered sleep tracking for years, but it's also gone beyond that by monitoring whether users are in light, deep, or REM sleep.
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What's more, The Drew has gone beyond being a figurative escape; most notably, it served as an actual safe haven during the L.A. Riots of 1992.
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Seabrook's experience illustrates how some American coastal municipalities, fearing more intense storms and rising seas, have gone beyond federal standards for building in flood-prone areas.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The trade war between the United States and China has gone beyond tariffs as the countries increase pressure on each other to cede ground.
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One would-be customer at the closed store, Terry Murphy, said he thought the response to the outbreak has gone beyond the reality of the risk.
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On the other hand, I think it has gone beyond a trade war because there are competition in other areas of technology currency and so forth.
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They said Mr. Castile had gone beyond what the law required in telling the officer about his weapon and that Officer Yanez's subsequent commands were unclear.
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Alain Dehaze, CEO of the Adecco Group, said that robots and algorithms had gone beyond the factory floor, operating in many other areas of the workplace.
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Surrounded by advocates and lawyers, the migrants sat by a metal turnstile, having gone beyond a sign marking the division between Mexico and the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The escalating trade war between the United States and China has gone beyond tariffs as the countries increase pressure on each other to cede ground.
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In fact, the Marvel movies have now gone beyond soap opera into another post-narrative form that is even more resistant to finality of life: video games.
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But after the state panel issued a second subpoena in May, the nonprofit's lawyers decided to stop cooperating, arguing that it had gone beyond the panel's jurisdiction.
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The extra hockey has also been a theme for Philadelphia this month, as the Flyers have gone beyond regulation in their eight of their 12 November games.
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" As writer and curator Omar Berrada noted on Facebook, alluding to the faultlessness embedded in the headline, "The day's death toll by now has gone beyond 50.
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We also know that attacks on the press in the U.S. have gone beyond rhetoric thanks to the U.S. Press Freedom Tracker, a website launched this month.
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The moment with Dani and Sophie suggests that television has gone beyond just putting gay women onscreen to make out and arrived someplace more raw and textured.
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He said that Mr. Castile had gone beyond what the law required in alerting Officer Yanez to his gun, and that he had never drawn the weapon.
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"The information circulating within decision-making circles within the kingdom have gone beyond the rosy language used in the statement," Aldakhil wrote, referring to the earlier comment.
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Companies like Virgin Galactic and XCOR Aerospace have ventured in this direction, but they've never gone beyond suborbital flights — more of a high-altitude plane than a spacecraft.
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The judge said he "refrained" from commenting on whether Beijing's ruling had, as some suggested, gone beyond the scope of "interpretation" because no parties argued about it substantively.
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Equally, Trump has gone beyond assembling his own cabinet, as all presidents do, and fired career officials including the FBI chief and prosecutors at the Department of Justice.
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The council in turn said the BBC producers had gone beyond what was agreed and had never given approval for the car to carry out wheelspins down Whitehall.
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Pixar's level of ambition has always gone beyond producing movies strictly for children, which makes the retread aspects of something like "Cars 3" feel a bit more deflating.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said President Bashar al-Assad's government had gone "beyond a red line" and said his attitude toward Syria and Assad had changed.
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When his daughter, Elise, stumbles out of a large box with her lover, Valère, shortly afterward, they are half naked, and have clearly gone beyond 17th-century courtship.
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First, it has gone beyond the U.S.-China trade conflict because it has affected different parts of the world trading the WTO system the World Trade Organization system.
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" And Rodrigo Maia, president of Brazil's lower house, wrote on Friday that Alvim had "gone beyond all limits" and the "Brazilian government should urgently remove him from office.
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But Mr. Prêtre said that Mr. Herrou's actions had gone beyond the scope of the law, helping migrants enter the country illegally instead of merely offering them shelter.
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The championship has never gone beyond 21 rounds and the teams, whose agreement is required, have been resistant to adding more due to the strain imposed on staff.
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Scientists first noticed the change in 2018 thanks to a "huge amount of satellite data," which showed the pole had gone beyond the model's predicted area, Beggan said.
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Frank Bruni At this point I think it's fair to say that Donald Trump has gone beyond taunting and demonizing Hillary Clinton to a realm of outright obsession.
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After two, three, then four times in the emergency room for alcohol poisoning, it was clear that it had gone beyond the scope of a harmless social habit.
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"Globally, crude prices have gone beyond the threshold which can be sustained by the world, particularly countries like India which is a key driver of world economy," he said.
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"GE understands the significance of the projects to help meet Pakistan's growing energy demands and has repeatedly gone beyond contractually-defined obligations to support them," a GE spokesperson said.
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I WISH I HAD GONE BEYOND THE LONELINESS I SOMETIMES FELT and taken a look at myself before grasping the very good-looking hand that Grant A. Tinker extended.
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Does the US role go back to as it was before, or is the US-led liberal world order in some fundamental sense something that we've gone beyond now?
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WASHINGTON, June 19 (Reuters) - The escalating trade war between the United States and China has gone beyond tariffs as the countries increase pressure on each other to cede ground.
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London (CNN)British Prime Minister Theresa May says a cyberattack initially believed to be targeting only hospitals in the UK has now gone beyond, involving potentially dozens of countries.
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But oil prices, which tumbled by as much as 4 percent on Monday on concerns that a six-week market recovery has gone beyond fundamentals, remain a wild card.
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But an email Page sent to Trump campaign officials suggests he might have gone beyond simply giving the campaign a heads up, according to an excerpt read by Rep.
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Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the Republican People's Party, also said that those who advocated a "Yes" vote in the referendum may have gone beyond the boundaries of the law.
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The Twitter beatdown was an event in and of itself, but the sandwich has gone beyond its 15 minutes of fame and maintained its momentum well beyond the aftermath.
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Bringing one of grime's forefathers to the city to perform a seminal 13-year-old record shows that grime in America has gone beyond a fixation on the new.
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If you've got an SSD fitted, deleted files are harder to recover once they've gone beyond the Recycle Bin or Trash anyway (see the end of this note from Apple).
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One of the film's stars, Natalie Portman, says that none of the scientists know what the Shimmer is, nor what has happened to the people who have gone beyond it.
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"The #changedestiny campaign challenges the belief that destiny is set at birth and celebrates women who have gone beyond limitations to achieve success," said Markus Strobel, President Global SK-II.
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" The April 6 Youth Movement denounced the proposal in a scathing Facebook post: "Unfortunately these ideas are outdated...The whole world has gone beyond the idea of banning the Internet.
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In the meeting, Ergo acknowledged that the investigation had gone beyond the appropriate scope, blaming the overreach on "an employee who had gone rogue" — apparently a reference to Santos-Neves.
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"Their criticisms of Senator Sanders have gone beyond dispassionate ideological disagreement and have exposed a deeper professional, political and personal hostility toward the senator and his campaign," Mr. Deutsch wrote.
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The figure would almost certainly have been higher if the series had gone beyond four games; audiences in best-of-seven series typically swell as story lines and tensions build.
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Bitcoin is in a "classic bubble" and has even gone beyond the "absurdity" of Holland's tulip bulb mania in the 25s, widely followed investor Dennis Gartman told CNBC on Thursday.
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Cummings has also gone beyond calls for Nunes to recuse himself, suggesting he be investigated after his comments disclosing the surveillance that may have picked up conversation of Trump associates.
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" Shipbuilding might be accompanied by the captain of the Titanic's remark that, "I cannot imagine any condition which would cause a ship to founder … Modern shipbuilding has gone beyond that.
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And by the way, if there's a shelf life, you pay the cost of getting rid of the ones that have gone beyond their life and bring new ones in.
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ESPN and other media outlets have reported that Beckham has a fractured fibula, and possible ligament damage, but the team thus far has not gone beyond the "fractured ankle" description.
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The lighter had gone beyond the uvula, no problem, but she still felt it at the base of her throat, struggling to get past the point where her collarbones dipped.
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Trump said at the time that Assad's government had gone "beyond a red line" with a poison gas attack on civilians and said his attitude toward Syria and Assad had changed.
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But Sanders has gone beyond offering dream legislation to suggest that if he is elected president he will achieve a bank breakup within one year, whether Congress likes it or not.
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I have been in sales before and know the difference between a pushy sales person trying to make a sale and someone who has gone beyond the point of being rude.
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" "I think that we've gone beyond the Orwellian into the Kafkaesque," Holdsworth, senior vice president of issues management at MWWPR Public Affairs, told hosts Buck Sexton and Krystal Ball on "Rising.
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In a surprising move, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco has gone beyond the United States for its next director, hiring Max Hollein away from the Städel Museum in Frankfurt.
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Zverev, for all the hype and victories over Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer in Masters Series finals last year, has still not gone beyond the fourth round of a grand slam.
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Amazon on Friday defended its efforts to combat counterfeiting, noting that it has invested $400 million to root out the problem and gone beyond its legal obligations in the United States.
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And Representative Barbara Comstock, a Republican whose Northern Virginia district includes a large Muslim population, said that Mr. Trump's action had gone "beyond the increased vetting actions the Congress has supported."
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Facebook, Google and Twitter told Congress Wednesday that they've gone beyond screening and removing extremist content and are creating more anti-terror propaganda to pre-empt violent messages at the source.
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These moments have become rarer as the series has gone beyond the plot of the uncompleted books and its pace has accelerated (sometimes, to be fair, improving on sluggish source material).
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But Lenaerts said the Court could not have gone beyond the case submitted to it by considering how the ruling affected the original publication of such information, or its storage in archives.
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The level of concern and anxiety among scientists—and I guess I'd say the science friendly public—about the place of science in society in government, has gone beyond concern to anxiety.
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And it has gone beyond just using longterm sleeper agents, like Anna Chapman, to infiltrate strategic sectors, whether it be U.S. government Beltway sub-contractors, Microsoft or marketing agencies in New York.
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Mr. Laufer, in the 12-page letter, argued that the investigation had gone beyond its original focus on lobbying to include fund-raising activities that were not within Jcope's jurisdiction to investigate.
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He has gone beyond his false balance of "many sides" over white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia in August: he has continued to side with one group, whatever violence it may promote.
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Their recommendations have gone beyond simply cooperation, however; Cobb and Kelly have both warned Trump that spouting off on Mueller on Twitter or during friendly interviews on Fox News would backfire badly.
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Conway said Trump has also received intelligence information during phone calls and meetings with world leaders, though it's unclear how far those exchanges would have gone beyond congratulating Trump on his victory.
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Had the United States sought to truly impose real costs and drive a change in behavior, it would have gone beyond diplomatic expulsions and hit Putin and his allies in their wallets.
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The hearing called by the Senate committee on national defense and security is looking to establish whether or not Go had gone beyond his remit by getting involved in a defense contract.
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Neither of her parents had gone beyond the sixth grade, she said, and after she graduated from Richmond Hill High School in Queens they agreed to send her to college only reluctantly.
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However, her legal representatives said she had been waiting for them in her room and the testers had not gone beyond the building's front desk nor tried to contact her by telephone.
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The roll out for the GOP's replacement of the Affordable Care Act is not going so well and it's gone beyond the usual criticism from the likes of Stephen Colbert and John Oliver.
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The HHS's Office of Refugee Resettlement had gone beyond its legal requirements in late 2017 when it contacted the sponsors who had taken in those unaccompanied immigrant children, Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan said.
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You in her footsteps have gone beyond the call of duty and gone to those dark corners and reached out your hand to the most vulnerable children of Aftica and in particular, Lesotho.
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Fourteen states have also gone beyond minimum requirements to actually authorize or require the surrendering of firearms or ammunition from individuals with a domestic abuse conviction, in addition to barring additional gun purchases.
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Where we've gone beyond that is the fact that it doesn't seem to matter anymore when people point out that statements are false, or that whole thing of alternate facts and post-truth.
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Something was gone beyond his youth, and in the frustrating years to come, the only logical explanation — beyond bad baseball and downspins in Fortuna's wheel — lay in the supernatural: The Curse of Colavito.
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It appears to be part of a broad effort to humanize Mr. Xi and build a cult of personality around him, an endeavor that has gone beyond anything dedicated to recent Chinese leaders.
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She has criticized the legislation for setting a lower formula for indexing Medicaid for inflation starting in 2628, arguing it has gone beyond the stated mission of repealing and replacing parts of ObamaCare.
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Rights lawyers and an attorney for the African nation of Gambia, which brought the case, said the unanimous decision by the 15-judge panel had gone beyond even what Gambia had asked for.
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The companies told Congress that they've gone beyond screening and removing extremist content from their services and are creating more anti-terror propaganda to try and pre-empt violent messages at the source.
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Israel's security service, Shin Bet, said on Wednesday that the planned attack was thwarted on March 85033 when Israel's navy stopped a Palestinian boat that had gone beyond the designated Gaza fishing zone.
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" The WashPost's Devlin Barrett tweeted: "In both of his guilty plea hearings, [former Trump lawyer] Michael Cohen has gone beyond the court filings to make clear his criminal actions were specifically on Trump's behalf.
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WASHINGTON — The first time President Obama sat down to pick a new Supreme Court justice, surprised aides discovered that he had gone beyond the briefing memos to read the leading candidate's past judicial rulings.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Protectionist sentiment has not yet gone beyond mere words, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Wednesday, but would hurt Asian economies with open and free markets if it did.
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The more the Supreme Court has gone beyond the role envisioned for it by the Founding Fathers and become a political actor, the more any vacancy on the court energizes partisans on both sides.
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Creators have also gone beyond just using multiple planets as a convenient setting to drop their story: the multiple planets in the solar system become part of the narrative by creating divisions within society.
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But while jewelry made for individuals has deep roots in the history of people around the world, it is only recently that public taste has gone beyond manufactured pieces to again embrace distinctive designs.
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The Trump administration has been blocking appointments to the WTO's seven-member Appellate Body that rules on trade disputes for over two years, with U.S. officials saying the court had gone beyond its remit.
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This didn't really hurt the Penguins (three Cups is pretty good) because they had all kinds of depth behind Crosby while Tavares has only gone beyond the first round once in his wasted Islanders career.
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"We acknowledge the need for humane treatment of animals and the need to hold individuals that have gone beyond an acceptable farm management practice accountable for their actions," Sheriff Thomas VanVleet said in a statement.
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But Firaxis has also gone beyond expectations, over-delivering in almost every respect, adding significant strategic depth, and building new features that consistently delight, surprise, and genuinely terrify even the most experienced of XCOM players.
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So while the Puppy Bowl may have morphed from its humble roots into a ratings and branding juggernaut over the years, its intentions have always gone beyond making money for Animal Planet and its sponsors.
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But when we get to the actual Groundhog Day and the baseball world feels like the movie — the same old story, on endless repeat — maybe it's gone beyond boring and become a full-fledged farce.
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The UN has gone beyond its usual role of protecting civilians, and is using its air power to help the Congolese army drive the ADF, a rebel group with jihadist links, out of Ebola zones.
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Pramila Jayapal of Washington "This president has gone beyond the pale, over and over again reaching new lows in his leadership of this country that I love," Jayapal said in a statement published Jan 16.
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But when you and your ride or die start wearing identical matching pieces, even when you're not on the same continent, you'll know your relationship has officially gone beyond squad goals to achieve honorary sister status.
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Now that it's gone beyond the book, the show can travel more freely around Gilead and reveal more of the world's enduring ugliness and resistance by way of giving us updates on characters we care about.
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After studying the health category, Lifesum tells me that they decide the classic pedometers and step counters (such as Pacer) have become too bloated with features and gone beyond what most people need to stay healthy.
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George R. R. Martin announced last year that he wouldn't be able to finish the sixth installment of his series before the new season premiered, meaning many of the show's plotlines have gone beyond the book's.
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As Robinson alludes, many of the women candidates running have gone beyond endorsing each other: In response to the state capital's "boys' club," some New York women instead see themselves as being part of a sisterhood.
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Successful campaigns have gone beyond marches, demonstrations, and protests, embracing many other nonviolent methods—including nonviolent occupations, human barricades, strikes, interruptions, and many other disruptive techniques—to achieve outcomes without the political downsides of violent flanks.
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A week later, he again said something that so outraged the other candidates that they once again all agreed Trump had gone beyond the pale: He declared that he would remain officially neutral on Israel-Palestine.
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On a carefully stage-managed swing through the Philadelphia suburbs, Ms. Trump avoided mentioning the 2005 recording or a series of accusations by women who said the Republican nominee had gone beyond braggadocio to active groping.
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Russia's lead intelligence agency, the S.V.R., has apparently gone beyond 2016 methods of interference, when operatives tried to stoke racial animosity by creating fake Black Lives Matter groups and spreading disinformation to depress black voter turnout.
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To apply real influence over the Fed, past administrations have gone beyond jawboning, said Sebastian Mallaby, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and author of a biography of Alan Greenspan, a former Fed chairman.
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There are so many possibilities — they could be together despite the lack of confirmation; they could have texted and never gone beyond it; they could have gotten together and broken up somewhere in the time jump.
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Zverev, 23, won five ATP tournaments last year, second only to Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, but has reached the fourth round of a major just once — at last year's Wimbledon — and has never gone beyond.
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President Gerald Ford and challenger Ronald Reagan staged a spirited nomination fight at the 1976 Republican National Convention, but no Republican convention has gone beyond a single ballot since Thomas Dewey's third-ballot win in 1948.
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While they tried to claim that ThriXXX had no right to permanently ban them due to their purchasing of the games, DirtySix and ThriXXX made it clear that they had gone beyond simply breaking the community guidelines.
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International criticism French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have both said they were concerned about the erosion of environmental protections in Brazil, but neither France, Germany or the European Union have gone beyond words.
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The further the show grows from the books, the more we can enjoy each separately without having to worry too much about spoilers — especially now that parts of the show have gone beyond what Martin has written.
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" In the memo, Mr. Schubert warned that while the fudging of the data had initially not changed the fundamental conclusions of the data, the practice had "gone beyond all reasonable bounds and now most likely constitutes fraud.
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U.S. oil prices fell over 239.66 percent on Monday on concerns a six-week market recovery has gone beyond fundamentals, as U.S. crude stockpiles continue to mount and Iran maintains little interest in a global production freeze.
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Now that I actually think about it, I realize I had never gone beyond the canon of tried and true barbera matches, which in fact is somewhat narrow: pizzas, meat and tomato sauces, grilled meats and sausages.
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Social media has been the primary tool of America's #NeverAgain movement, but young African activists have gone beyond social media and built their own digital platforms to drive improvements in the civil engagement of their respective countries.
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"Alibaba has gone beyond the position of an e-commerce play," said Jessie Guo, an analyst at Jefferies, an investment bank, citing its cloud computing and logistics arms as well as its electronic payments affiliate, Ant Financial.
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Manafort's original civil lawsuit argued that Mueller had gone beyond his mandate as special counsel in bringing the charges since none are directly tied to the what Mueller is investigating: the 2016 presidential election and Russian interference.
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The win will bring her face to face on Friday with world number one Serena Williams, a match the 58th-ranked player — who had never previously gone beyond the last 16 of a major — promised to enjoy.
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But Jones, citing a compensation consultant's analysis that reportedly said Goodell should be paid $50 million a year, said that negotiations "have gone beyond the scope of what was discussed and authorized" by the owners in May.
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"We want this to be a 22nd-century museum," Mr. Schmidt said, saying that what the Uffizi has done "has gone beyond what the Getty and the Met have done," in terms of this kind of technology.
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"Because we've gone beyond the effective date of April whatever, [leaders] have the ability to just deem something to the floor, and I don't know that the committee itself is even going to take action," Corker continued.
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Following the small victory of overtaking house Tyrell and ridding himself of Olenna, she left him with some parting words to think about: "If she's driven you this far, it's gone beyond your control," she said of Cersei.
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Photo: GizmodoThere comes a time in every gadget's life when it needs to accept the reality of growing old—software lag has gone beyond a joke, it's no longer getting updates, and nothing works with it any more.
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Trump has gone beyond criticism of the rate hikes and has even objected to the Fed's balance sheet unwind, in which it is reducing the size of the bond portfolio it accumulated when trying to stimulate the economy.
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The "Mad Money " host said Monday that the persistent sell-off in the market has gone beyond concerns about a slowdown in global economic growth and what the Fed will do on rates this week and next year.
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One Burger King location in Moscow reportedly allowed one customer to use Bitcoin to pay his bill, but rumors of a country-wide or (even Moscow-wide) rollout don't seem to have gone beyond the internet speculation phase.
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Had innovation opponents like Perry been in the Rice stadium that day in 1962, they would have gone beyond pessimism toward the innovation speech of the century — they would have tried to scramble the signal from the microphone.
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Conservative critiques of Mr. Trump, from senators such as Jeff Flake of Arizona and Ben Sasse of Nebraska, have gone beyond policy disagreements, to temperament, defenses of democratic institutions and law enforcement, and the conduct of foreign policy.
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"Things have gone beyond the so-called jurisdiction of the Hong Kong government — even though the whole thing was triggered by Carrie Lam — to become something that must be handled by Beijing," Mr. Lau said in an interview.
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The election was more than two months ago, the Electoral College ballots have been certified and the inauguration is a week away, but the president-elect has not gone beyond campaign mode when it comes to Hillary Clinton.
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Larson said Lalamove takes inspiration from companies like Grab and GoJek which have gone beyond capital cities in markets like Southeast Asia to service tens of cities in countries like Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand, to name but three examples.
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They have not gone beyond the last eight of Europe's top competition since 2011, have cycled through three managers since the summer of 2013, and currently employ a man who has never exceeded three successive seasons at one club.
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Mulder and Scully, Niles and Daphne, Dappy and Luisa Zissman—there are so many TV relationships that teetered on a will-they-won't-they dynamic that it's gone beyond a cliché to become the blueprint of a television relationship.
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The president's specific moves to bring together the two Koreas at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics have sparked a sharp public backlash that has gone beyond his traditional conservative detractors to include his main support base of young South Koreans.
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Trump's former campaign manager sued the DOJ and the special counsel's office in January in an effort to block Mueller's team from carrying out future prosecutions against him, arguing that Mueller has gone beyond the scope of his investigation.
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Wawrinka, who has never gone beyond the quarter-finals at Wimbledon despite winning all three of the other slams and previously reaching number three in the world rankings, could not deal with it at all in the first set.
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Players and critics are attuned to these constant shifts in the game world, but attention never seems to make its way to violence unless we're defending our right to it or suggesting that it has gone beyond that pale.
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While Axios appears to have been aware for a while of Trump's plans to challenge the interpretation of the 14th Amendment, it's not clear that those plans have gone beyond the White House (including the White House counsel's office).
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday that the persistent sell-off in the stock market has gone beyond concerns about a slowdown in global economic growth and what the Federal Reserve will do on interest rates this week and next year.
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Anwar, who expects to succeed the 94-year-old Mahathir later this year under a deal worked out with his former foe, said the Malaysian leader may have gone beyond diplomatic expressions of concerns in his condemnation of the Indian government.
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"Despite the fact that we saw different types of crisis from Deutsche Bank to Brexit, we can see that prices haven't gone beyond the resistance at $1,350," said Mark To, head of research at Hong Kong's Wing Fung Financial Group.
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Oil prices are running out of steam on concerns that a six-week market recovery may have gone beyond fundamentals as U.S. crude stockpiles continue to build and Iran is seen showing little interest in joining major producers in freezing production.
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Apple's lawyers, in a new filing in Federal District Court for the Eastern District of New York, said that a judge should uphold an earlier ruling that the Justice Department had gone beyond its authority in demanding Apple's technical help.
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It is, like the last five London-winning Carbuncle Cup buildings, a fitting indictment of hyper-gentrification, in London and beyond, has gone beyond all elegance and futuristic vision and into a realm of alienating amalgamations of metal and glass.
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In recent years, Jirnexu has gone beyond basic banking products to offer insurance and e-policies, while it has introduced chatbots in conjunction with five financial organizations to help ease the process of sign-up and selection for their customers.
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The three bonded last month over a dinner of honey sesame crispy beef in the White House, and their discussions have gone beyond the fiscal deal and how to protect young immigrants brought to this country illegally from being deported.
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The TV series has already gone beyond the scope of the novel, in effect satisfying fans' desire for a sequel before Atwood could, and creating a somewhat awkward parallel fictional Handmaid's universe that doesn't reflect Atwood's vision for a sequel.
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The blitz of public appearances illustrates the extent to which Cuccinelli has gone beyond the typical bounds of his own agency in an effort to satisfy President Trump, who is known to put an emphasis on loyalty and media optics.
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One of the officials said that some intelligence officials' previous analysis about Russian intentions in the election had gone beyond the underlying intelligence gathering, which showed that Russia was trying to sow confusion and division across the American political spectrum.
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"What concerns us about Judge Thapar's record is that he has gone beyond the Supreme Court's directives in his antagonism towards basic rules designed to ensure we have a government that is of, by and for the people," they wrote.
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"We were so deep into all of this during the campaign - we were sounding the alarm on these Kremlin connections and we knew more shoes would drop - but this has really just gone beyond even where we imagined it would," he said.
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The Spaniard, who has never gone beyond the quarter-finals in a grand slam, grew in confidence in the second set, however, with the backing of the home support on the Manolo Santana court and saved two break points before forcing a decider.
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"The issue has gone beyond a legal case, it has become a political case," spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said in reference to the New York trial of a deputy general manager at the bank, who is charged with helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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The Justice Department's inquiries into possible antitrust violations have gone beyond the bitter rivalry, with regulators in the past year looking into reports of Live Nation threats at venues that AEG does not manage: at the H-E-B Center outside Austin, Tex.
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Moniz said Washington had gone beyond its obligations under the deal, and senior U.S. officials had informed European banks of what the lifting of sanctions meant for them, but so far only small and medium-size banks had done business with Iran.
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Welcome back, Gordon Chang, the Chinese have use used cyber, really, warfare to breach governmental data - the Pentagon, something even at the White House, the office of personnel management, so very little pushback, but they&aposve gone beyond that, haven&apost they?
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The show's writers have taken liberties with Martin's original stories, changing characters and tweaking plot points along the way, but season six — currently airing on the cable network — marks the first time Game of Thrones has gone beyond Martin's written work entirely.
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Judge Kavanaugh has gone beyond his clear proclivity for being an activist judge out of line with the rest of the country—he has revealed himself to beholden to another branch of the government and would imperil our Constitution's delicate balance of powers.
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WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court has ruled that consumers must be allowed to buy certain types of health insurance that do not meet the stringent standards of the Affordable Care Act, deciding that the administration had gone beyond the terms of federal law.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell about 27 percent on Monday on concerns that a six-week market recovery has gone beyond fundamentals as U.S. crude stockpiles continue to build and Iran maintains little interest in joining major producers in freezing production.
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In December 2017, when China announced that it was collaborating with Tencent to implement a national identification card system on WeChat, I realized that WeChat had gone beyond being a commercial messaging platform to being part of the state's e-governance initiatives.
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As problematic as Trump's pardon history has been to date, however, we have entered a period of even greater danger, because the President has gone beyond using the pardon power on his personal whim, and is now using it for his personal protection.
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"People are paying lower prices and that's something that's gone beyond Robinhood and is now available to tens of millions of consumers across the U.S." About half of Robinhood's customers are first-time investors and the median age of users is 30.
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Italy, who have never gone beyond the last eight, had the better of the chances in the first half but the European champions stepped up their game after the break and both goals came from quality set-piece deliveries from Sherida Spitse.
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So maybe it's because it's characterized or feels like a Silicon Valley issue that this hasn't gone beyond the borders of the U.S. Because yesterday they said they saw 600 percent growth in Latin America, which is a gigantic market for them.
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No one has ever gone beyond two generations before me, but I look forward to the day where it all plays out: me in line at the bank, or at a deli, someone attempting to trace my lineage to a place they feel makes sense.
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Mr. Walker has gone beyond New York's efforts by including subpoenas to private organizations like the free-market oriented Competitive Enterprise Institute, looking for evidence that the company funded such groups to spread its message to oppose regulation and sow doubt about climate science.
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Despite his mother's appeals, and the rape victim's compliance with the current law, Salta's governor, Juan Manuel Urtubey, had recently gone beyond the national ban, dropping the amount of time into a pregnancy where abortion was legal to 12 weeks, even in the event of rape.
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"I'm open to be part of that conversation, but it never has gone beyond 'there needs to be a rewrite,'" says Representative Eshoo (D-CA), who until this year was ranking member of the House subcommittee that oversees the FCC, in a phone call with The Verge.
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But what Alma is saying is that if you want this in your life, and you clearly have affections for her that have gone beyond what he's felt before, you have have to adjust your life and the set rules of your life to accommodate that.
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Now, the discussion around the movie has gone beyond the blanket praise leading up to the film's release to a more critical examination of some deeper (or at least different) questions beyond the party line that the movie is unquestionably a good thing for Asian Americans.
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"It looks like the regulators have gone beyond simply cutting back HNA's assets and maybe moving toward complete dissolution of the company but they have yet to declare that as the official policy," said Andrew Collier, managing director of Orient Capital Research, which focuses on China.
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The court in Aix-en-Provence ruled that Mr. Herrou had gone beyond the scope of a 2012 law that makes it legal for citizens to aid migrants on humanitarian grounds, according to a report by the news agency Agence France-Presse, which observed the ruling Tuesday.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Jill Stein op-ed: The real reason millennials are going Green What it means when Trump talks about 'corruption' Take it from small business owners — Trump is all risk, no reward This election, sadly, has gone beyond the normal differences of partisanship.
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Only in recent years has the once countercultural and now mainstream concern over where our food comes from gone beyond the simple trajectory of farm-to-table to a deeper sense of terroir, encompassing the history of both the land and the people who live on it.
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For now, Trump's response to decades of opaque real estate deals, massive debts to troubled entities like Deutsche Bank and an international business that stands to profit from foreign officials currying favor hasn't gone beyond tweeted promises that his children will take over the Trump Organization.
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While the attack was rooted in rising religious tensions between the local affiliate of the Islamic State and the town's residents, Bedouins who largely practice Sufism, a mystical school of Islam that the militant group considers heresy, the motive appears to have gone beyond the theological dispute.
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Thousands of Germans, including politicians and academics, had appealed to the constitutional court against the OMT program, arguing that the ECB had gone beyond its mandate in the area of monetary policy, accusing it of basically financing euro zone governments and, subsequently, exposing German taxpayers to potential losses.
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Once a nation exceeds a certain percentage of GDP in taxes and spending, it has gone beyond the optimal size of government (about 25 percent of GDP is the highest share recommended, with many researchers urging a ceiling of 18 to 20 percent), and the economy slows and declines.
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Mr. Wheeler said he also had gone beyond Mr. Trump's ethics rules to set up a process within E.P.A. to make sure he is not involved in decisions about any of the approximately 45 toxic cleanup areas, known as Superfund sites, owned by former lobbying or consulting clients.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut pressed Sullivan as to why — based on their own testimonies to House investigators — U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland had gone beyond pushing Ukraine to end its internal corruption and asking for probe that would have damaged Biden and his son, Hunter.
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The role as mediator of last resort illustrates the clout of the Church in Congo – home to some 20163 million faithful – where Catholic leaders have long gone beyond their pastoral duties to fill the void left by an absent state, providing healthcare and schooling, and promoting human rights and democracy.
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A day later, at an even rarer press conference, a spokesperson for the Hong Kong and Macau affairs office in Beijing emphasised the mainland's faith in Mrs Lam, but also warned that Hong Kong's "shocking" protests had gone beyond legitimate free assembly and were pushing the territory into a "dangerous abyss".
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"People may have a preconceived notion that I belong behind the podium, but I think this administration has gone beyond traditional roles in a variety of ways," Grisham told CNN, explaining why in her first 40 days she has yet to face the White House press corps in a briefing.
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In fact, its support for Moore may have gone beyond merely defending him against a string of misconduct allegations — the Washington Post reported last year that two Breitbart writers were contacted for a potential story as part of an alleged scheme to bribe a lawyer who was representing one of Moore's accusers.
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The group's aim is to turn Somalia into a fundamentalist Islamic state, according to the Council on Foreign Relations, but it has seemingly gone beyond that goal -- and beyond Somalia -- with a host of horrific attacks, such as last year's massacre at Kenya's Garissa University College and a 2013 siege of Nairobi's upscale Westgate Mall.
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However, the RA has gone beyond expectations: although it chooses Claude Monet as its obvious starting point, that the museum has acquired so many Monet loans — which still make up only a fraction of the vast and varied number of works on view — is indicative of the immense effort and imagination that has gone into this superlative exhibition.
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Faced with an attention magnet of a front-runner, why have none of his rivals gone beyond the occasional zinger to try genuinely surprising things — whether naming a popular running mate ahead of time or live-tweeting a night spent on the streets among the homeless that some of them pledge to lift up through their policies?
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It's not simply for the love: Club Magnus and Magnus himself has gone beyond doing something for the love, beyond simple habit, and into the realms of obsession, of continually repeating the same behaviours, performing the same rituals over and over again, with an ever changing crowd of new faces and old regulars constantly shuffling in and out.
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I am not saying that Trump did nothing that was impressive — he has definitely gone beyond his predecessors in contesting China's trade practices — but that many of the things Hanson cites as "undeniably impressive" need justification, at least if Hanson intended his book to be read by people who don't already agree with its bald assertions.
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In recent months, as support for Ms. Warren has swelled, Mr. Sanders has unveiled policy proposals that have gone beyond hers — including plans to completely eliminate student debt and medical debt, and to impose a wealth tax that would apply to more households and is steeper for rich people than the one Ms. Warren has proposed.
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After providing information to the state panel for months, the nonprofit decided in May that a new subpoena — seeking expenses; agendas; meetings that the nonprofit had in conjunction with the mayor, the City Council and the State Legislature; and correspondence related to fund-raising and other information — had gone beyond the original aims of the investigation and the panel's jurisdiction.
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Here's an example of the meme in its originally intended spirit, courtesy of perennial meme-maker High School Musical 2: But this meme has also gone beyond song lyrics to include Shakespearean monologues, rap verses, and really great lines from movies and television — for instance: Best way I've seen so far to make sure you wash your hands for long enough!
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But Konpyuta, who prefer to remain anonymous, have also gone beyond both directors with the very texture of "Feed Me." To create the video, Konpyuta used a modular synth they built to warp the visuals, which move back and forth between mostly abstract images that look almost 3D-scanned, and then images of a naked man who looks like he is living in a solarized space designed by Man Ray.
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The Asian nation is set for its third appearance at the quadrennial event but has never gone beyond the last-16 and is pitted against higher-ranked teams in hosts France and Norway in Group A. Hosts France are ranked fourth in the world, 10 places above Korea, while Norway are 12th but without Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg, who has refused to play for the national team.
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" Wine-Banks said that she thinks we've "gone beyond the smoking gun" in terms of evidence connecting President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign to a Russian effort to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election, mentioning that one of her Watergate colleagues said "it's a smoking cannon" and believes "we're there.
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