And as self-appointed King of Permission Granting, I am hereby granting permission to you as well.
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How do you report on the news when so many people believe that granting someone "respect" means granting them an alternate reality?
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" He instructed that "we ought not be granting citizenship to people that don't love the country... We shouldn't be granting citizenship to people who come here and want to undermine it.
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But ultimately, it's likely that the courts will allow the Trump administration to stop granting renewals for current DACA recipients, just as they've been allowed to stop granting new work permits.
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" Lots of approval granting: "Project X is looking great!
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Reactions to the granting of Simpson's parole span the spectrum.
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Though, the city did end up granting Lime a permit.
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What to watch: Governments are granting asylum to fewer people.
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Secondly, Facebook isn't granting every publisher access to the tool.
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Winter said that granting blanket credit to Meduza was generous.
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Those who oppose granting anonymity cite the need for transparency.
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Granting counsel in immigration cases will help in several ways.
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You're not doing women a favour by granting maternity leave.
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It also foresees granting U.S. visas to some Guatemalan workers.
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At best, the governmental criteria for granting exclusions are opaque.
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The state prosecutor did not challenge the granting of bail.
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He originally stood with gun manufacturers in granting them immunity.
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President Trump has his own unusual approach to granting clemency.
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But the order granting the case included a curve ball.
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If you're not happy with granting permission, turn it off.
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That means granting the region greater fiscal and political autonomy.
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The U.S. commerce department can exercise discretion in granting exceptions.
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The signal granting access to mobile internet is clear and constant.
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Block-granting has long been on the GOP's policy wish list.
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The euro zone would look into granting it further debt relief.
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It ends the discretionary role of the police in granting licences.
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Granting local governments more power to limit guns in city buildings.
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These act as chemical keys, granting entrance to otherwise inaccessible places.
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Now, Justin's granting Aaron's wish ... served with a side of shade.
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Correction: AbbVie is granting a license to Amgen, not making payments.
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Capping awards and granting more immunity does nothing to protect patients.
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Ashbery participated fully in the project, granting her numerous interviews over
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He largely avoided national media, granting interviews mainly to Minnesota outlets.
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Opponents of granting asylum to these children make three main arguments.
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President Donald Trump is also a proponent of block-granting SNAP.
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Congress passed a new law granting an exception to the Tellico.
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The previous administration formalized a policy granting Dreamers a quasi-status.
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This includes granting state waiver requests and reducing the regulatory burden.
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Granting statehood has been a regular part of this country's history.
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Yet by granting citizenship to all men, the amendments marginalized women.
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Boards responded by granting C.E.O.s more in stock and stock options.
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Certainly the days of granting tenure to such people are gone.
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Granting concessions doesn't give passengers a choice about how they travel.
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There are advantages that come from granting rights and legal standing.
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"This is not about granting licenses to illegal aliens," she said.
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Trump has refused to rule out granting Stone a presidential pardon.
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Granting early access to experimental drugs can also create ethical issues.
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Only legally married spouses will be accepted when granting new visas.
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The kingdom will start granting women driver's licenses in June 2018.
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In granting her clemency, Tennessee's governor showed compassion, and political courage.
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Khan also noted an occasional "laxity" of Pakistani missions in granting visas and added that there needs to be a database of Chinese nationals and to regulate the process of granting visa extensions, according to the statement.
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The agency's system for granting such exclusions has come under heavy fire.
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The opinion discusses in some depth the standard for granting injunctive relief.
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The government will begin granting licenses for women-only gyms this month.
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Evans worked full-time, granting her benefits like paid vacation and bonuses.
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I think the predisposition would be to say we're not granting waivers.
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By selling a call, then, one is granting someone else this right.
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Germany, Europe's paymaster, rejects the idea of granting Greece substantial debt relief.
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Mr Trump might calculate that granting this would not cost America much.
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The series is also dead set on eventually granting the Five redemption.
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Would they be granting you the same civility were your roles reversed?
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By 22014, his savings had grown even more, granting him financial independence.
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But the system broke down and authorities stopped granting permits in 1980.
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I am proceeding by means of granting myself more and more permission.
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He is also reportedly keen to attach strict conditions to granting one.
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Still, critics may argue that granting Congress nuclear authority creates serious uncertainty.
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Grassley didn't appear to be happy about the extension, despite granting it.
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U.S. base in Beirut, granting aerial access, or sabotaging Syrian leaders—that
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Granting noncitizens the vote in local elections has its share of opponents.
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In 1977, Congress finally passed a law granting the WASPs veteran status.
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Los Angeles County took longer to scrutinize Fortress's background before granting approval.
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It achieves this by granting states more control over the ESA process.
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Trump has floated the possibility of granting clemency to former Illinois Gov.
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And Republicans in general are in favor of granting states more flexibility.
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And some Gambians were angered by the prospect of granting him immunity.
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Will there be news from the courts, granting a chance for freedom?
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Could I be harboring attitudes unconducive to the granting of heavenly visions?
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Granting their wishes could further fragment the country and fuel ethnic divisions.
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She also criticized her conservative colleagues for so often granting those cases.
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But Spain rarely recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting asylum.
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Unlike Spain, Belgium recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting refuge.
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Unlike Spain, it recognizes gang violence as a reason for granting refuge.
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My genie suffers from a frustrating condition known as premature wish-granting.
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The government has resisted granting Rohingya schooling, work permits or free movement.
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UniCredit is also granting the company a debt facility of $3 million.
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Option two is indefinite Israeli rule over Palestinians without granting them citizenship.
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"There's an ideological problem with granting incentives to luxury apartments," he said.
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Krauss manages it by granting two high-achieving American Jews — why Jews?
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Rod Blagojevich in granting nearly a dozen high profile pardons and commutations.
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Change the weighting given to family relationships when granting legal status 4.
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So perhaps time will prove Guinness stout in granting Meyers his wish.
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You cannot make religion the determinant for granting refuge, asylum or citizenship.
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In 2014, the party flirted with not granting its line to Gov.
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DeVos has proposed creating a new formula for granting partial loan forgiveness.
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"Granting a stay pending appeal should be an 'extraordinary' act," Sotomayor wrote.
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Does that merit granting him a forum on your Op-Ed page?
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But until now, the reclusive author has been shy about granting interviews.
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Immediately after lunch, the judges began granting paroles with their customary frequency.
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Granting Arab-Palestinian citizens of Israel their right to full equality 3.
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It's why he was a fierce advocate for granting engineers creative freedom.
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The final decision in granting a banking license in the euro zone is taken by the ECB, which looks at the strength of a bank's capital as well as that of its management when it comes to granting approval.
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Block granting will wreak havoc on the safety net for people with disabilities.
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Another judge received death threats for granting the defendants bail earlier this month.
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The ISA is also considering granting another exploration contract to China, Lodge said.
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With two Note 10's, Samsung might be granting half of our wish.
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That left the DIA as the sole agency granting Flynn access to secrets.
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Today it looks like the CW is, at least partly, granting their wish.
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Cal Maritime is the only degree-granting maritime academy on the West Coast.
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Their parents don't hold back when granting (or withholding) blessings for the marriage.
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"I thank God for granting me the desires of my heart," he wrote.
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It would prioritize border security before granting amnesty or a path to citizenship.
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And even granting the comparison credence for a moment, it's quite a stretch.
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"Thank you to the @TCDPhil for granting me an honorary patronage this week."
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It is considering granting a higher minimum wage to workers on insecure contracts.
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We have a proceeding ongoing, examining our approach to granting incentives for transmission.
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For Tebow, granting wishes is one of the most gratifying things he does.
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The ministry of mineral resources will make the final decision on granting licenses.
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Prosecutors had opposed granting bail for Boustani, saying he is a flight risk.
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In fact, granting invitations was one of my favorite aspects of Latitude membership.
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Treasury provided no reason for granting the extension, which expires October 25, 2019.
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U.S. EPA DISREGARDED REFINERY PROFITABILITY WHEN GRANTING WAIVERS FROM NATION'S BIOFUEL LAWS - FILING
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Zuma has denied granting them undue influence and they have denied seeking it.
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Queen Elizabeth signed a bill into law granting British authorities new surveillance powers.
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It's possible that the FDIC could begin granting ILCs more frequently as well.
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One made it easier for the schools to switch between charter-granting organizations.
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Granting the request, the judge set a new trial date of Feb. 5.
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After the Arab Spring, Morocco introduced limited reforms granting more powers to parliament.
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So granting Exxon immunity to climate change lawsuits is a huge, huge concession.
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Gergel, in granting the motion, advised Roof to keep his representation through sentencing.
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Trump says he has not ruled out granting Manafort a presidential pardon. Nov.
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Studies show holding onto anger erodes one's health while granting forgiveness enhances it.
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"As far as I understand, the US isn't granting anyone asylum," he said.
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Opponents argue that granting India membership would further undermine efforts to prevent proliferation.
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She traveled around the country advocating for a constitutional amendment granting women's suffrage.
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In practice, however, block-granting made the system ripe for gaming by states.
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Trump says he has not ruled out granting Manafort a presidential pardon. Nov.
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Drivers also pointed to Transport for London's role in granting them individual licenses.
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Riyadh denounced Tehran on Thursday for granting Saudi citizens entry during the outbreak.
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Riyadh denounced Tehran on Thursday for granting Saudi citizens entry during the outbreak.
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What's not fine is granting these permissions to a random website like Lzplay.net.
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Meanwhile, it keeps granting significant tax exemptions to telephone companies and other businesses.
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It was one reason the Obama administration cited for not granting a pardon.
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For generations, each state had set its own rules for granting a license.
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London says the EU system of granting market access is opaque and unreliable.
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Granting a stay at this point was a breathtaking display of judicial activism.
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Los Angeles also set up a permit process granting only certain operators rentals.
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Liberals call for granting entry to a select few, albeit under strict guidelines.
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In turn, they care for their worshippers, protecting them and granting their prayers.
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Denmark began granting passports with "X" as a third gender option in 2014.
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Debt of this magnitude cannot be whisked away with a granting of statehood.
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In 1995, Washington broke with practice by granting a visa to Taiwan's president.
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You can start granting out immediately, or you can wait months, or years.
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But Hamilton, another Clinton appointee, stopped short of granting a second nationwide injunction.
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Trump pardoned both men last month by granting clemency to both their cases.
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By Tuesday morning he was granting his team an entire day to celebrate.
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In granting review of the transgender case, R.G. & G.R. Harris Funeral Homes v.
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In 1920, Congress passed the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote.
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This after granting the company more than a month to pursue additional claims.
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A number of experts have criticized hacking warrants as granting unnecessarily broad powers.
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Marketplace consolidation has many consequences, including granting consumers the chance to weaponize those platforms.
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The Chinese government has previously denied anything untoward in granting her company the trademarks.
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Deliverance came with a law in 2003 granting it autonomy from the civil service.
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The 23th Amendment granting women the right to vote was not ratified until 2000.
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SB54 doesn't prohibit sheriffs from granting agents access to California jails to conduct interviews.
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And charges they can levy for services like granting planning permission are set centrally.
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Obama came under scrutiny for granting the award to Democratic donors during his tenure.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined the four more liberal justices in granting the stay.
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And on Monday, he refused to rule out granting legal status to undocumented immigrants.
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Foreign policy: Wants to expand the State Department and end granting ambassadorships to donors.
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But the judge decided against granting the delay, and foreclosures have been moving ahead.
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"All resources go to granting; we hold nothing back for administration," the organization tweeted.
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Block granting Medicaid would boost the deficit by $500 million, according to the report.
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But it opposes granting Athens the significant debt relief that the IMF is demanding.
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Judge Newman cited that long delay as a factor in granting bond to Slager.
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A staff member wrote the proclamation, granting June 1, 2017, "Tre Day" in Cincinnati.
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR AMF SAYS WILL VOTE AGAINST GRANTING CEO FREEDOM FROM LIABILITY FOR 2018
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The court agreed, granting them $680,000, which the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed.
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Instead of granting access to five different services, you can add them to Forest.
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He sued Kansas, California, and Nebraska for granting in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants.
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There is an inescapable moral dimension in granting anyone a column of such reach.
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Third, granting them legal papers would allow their parents to come and join them.
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Would granting asylum to children already in Europe prompt more to board leaky boats?
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Obviously, granting letters of marque and reprisal is a critically important power of Congress.
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The lenders have publicly spoken about granting debt relief on condition reforms are completed.
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He voted in favor of granting habeas corpus rights to Guantanamo detainees in 2008.
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Trump signed a law passed by Congress granting a waiver allowing retired Marine Gen.
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And he's proposed granting clemency to thousands of people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses.
|
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The Steelers tried unsuccessfully to find a trade partner before ultimately granting his request.
|
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They also asked that Nichols hold a hearing before granting any relief against them.
|
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The justices rejected that request before granting review in a similar case from California.
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As Ms. Rubero's experience suggests, a major reason is a resistance to granting parole.
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Obama was on his way to granting the most clemency requests in 60 years.
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The final decision on granting an extension will be up to President Donald Trump.
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In announcing his opposition to granting broad access to medical marijuana in Utah, Gov.
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Florida already prohibits the granting of oil and gas drilling leases in coastal waters.
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Wade passed in the Supreme Court, granting all American women the right to abortions.
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This was a wish he knew well and one he was practiced at granting.
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Haley is in charge of granting right of entry permits to would-be searchers.
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She said he retaliated against her by not granting her the title of director.
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Despite of the recent trend against granting upgrades, there has been one significant reform.
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Some solutions include granting permission in advance or having a friend alert the family.
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Granting them statehood wouldn't eliminate the Senate's racial imbalance, but it would reduce it.
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By choosing Chloe, we're granting them freedom, and that's freedom from us as well.
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So I congratulate the board for its integrity in granting parole to Mr. Bell.
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Two weeks ago, YouTube followed Facebook in granting 360-degree video live-stream capabilities.
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It is appealing a judge's ruling granting class-action status in the consumer case.
|
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The Librarian ended up granting a research exemption to this part of the law.
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Legislators are elected from larger districts, each with multiple representatives, granting parties proportional power.
|
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This week, Trump said he is considering granting clemency to Illinois' former Democratic Gov.
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The order also tightened rules on granting H-1B visas to skilled foreign workers.
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Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak said Moscow opposed granting Kiev any more time.
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That includes the granting of monopolies and exclusive franchises for the generation of electricity.
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This includes granting visas to aid workers and letting UN inspectors do their jobs.
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If the request is granted, the inmate typically signs the document granting the release.
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Opposition from animal rights activists has made Ringling cautious about granting reporters such access.
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Then Justice Antonin Scalia died and the court deadlocked, granting the unions a reprieve.
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The outgoing parliament did not have a majority in favor of granting him immunity.
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Most voucher-granting nonprofits are not run by powerful legislators who pay themselves rent.
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That makes Israel's rate of granting asylum among the lowest in the Western world.
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The organization Zaitokukai, which opposes granting rights to Korean immigrants, was founded in 2006.
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Granting states more flexibility to approve health insurance plans and prices in their state.
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They aren't going to keep granting extensions while our political process works itself out.
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We currently have more than 20 million people attending colleges or degree-granting programs.
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Motherboard is granting Google employees anonymity because of the company's notoriously strict confidentiality agreement.
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He agreed with their tactics, including duping both the curator and the granting agency.
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EPA spokespeople have repeatedly said the agency's criteria for granting waivers have not changed.
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One form of gift giving especially within the family is the granting of permission.
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We considered the top 200 colleges and universities included in PayScale's College Salary Report, which compiles data from an ongoing, online compensation survey of 3.2 million college graduates from 1,679 bachelor's-degree granting schools in the U.S., and 1,393 associate degree-granting schools.
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There was only one problem: The DEA wanted to see the FDA's IND license before granting its Schedule I license, and the FDA, in turn, wanted to see that Strassman was approved to use the Schedule I substance before granting the IND.
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The nonprofit is known for arranging experiences (aka granting wishes) for kids with critical illnesses.
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Providers and nursing homes that depend on Medicaid dollars will fight block granting the program.
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Zuma has denied granting undue influence to the Guptas and they have denied seeking it.
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They are therefore predisposed to granting access to a whole spectrum of faith-based individuals.
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Granting advance rulings to multinationals "is not open to discussion for the Cabinet," Snel said.
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Some donor-advised funds require minimum amounts for opening accounts, subsequent contributions and charitable granting.
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Granting users two-handed control would definitely broaden the range of possible interaction inside apps.
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The airline said it is granting the waiver "due to recent events" in Punta Cana.
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The "art" here — Eichhorn's own form of labor — consists of granting time to the staff.
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California's governor will halt state executions, granting a reprieve to more than 700 prisoners. Gov.
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On Thursday, the Trump administration stopped granting sanctions waivers to some of Iran's biggest customers.
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Others require new members to present invite codes from two separate vendors before granting access.
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Many fear the changes remove needed checks and balances, granting the government too much power.
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The idea of guns granting power to the oppressed isn't unique to black power groups.
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The deployment of a database script resulted in granting users broader data access than intended.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has publicly been a strong proponent of granting India waivers.
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Sending an invite is the equivalent of granting a power of attorney on a Space.
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Block-granting Medicaid would also drastically reduce funding to the program over the coming decade.
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Civil-society groups plan to challenge in court the granting of immunity to Mrs Mugabe.
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The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has said it's only granting five permits to companies.
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He said there could be delays in granting permission while safety and security is assessed.
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Separately on Wednesday, Yahoo Inc announced a settlement with Starboard, granting it four board seats.
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However, stricter rules or delays in granting visas could increase labour costs for onsite staff.
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The Treasury Department does not publicly disclose individual licenses granting companies exemptions from sanctions rules.
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In fact the negative ad went after his support of granting habeas rights to detainees.
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Companies reward workers who remain long-term by gradually granting them ownership of the match.
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It has also said granting pardons would help ease the burden of Romania's overcrowded prisons.
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It can also verify the health of the app before granting access to a user.
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Sheridan has asked the court to terminate the granting of spousal support to either party.
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Another over-granting of permissions involves the way in which SmartApps connect to physical devices.
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The vote however isn't binding, as the EU has to agree to granting an extension.
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Just like any other country, she says, Canada has strict guidelines for granting asylum requests.
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Finally, on April 16, I got my new birth certificate, the letter granting my parole.
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Adding to the uncertainty, France said it considers premature talks of granting Britain another extension.
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But I don't know about granting "Lego" status to this Osmo Coding experience for children.
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Asked about Rao and his fight with Monsanto, Singh denied granting the businessman any favors.
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It's hard to overemphasize how much of a radical shift block-granting Medicaid would be.
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If anything, the United States is granting too few women asylum rather than too many.
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These folks are the final gatekeepers when it comes to recruiting, hiring, and granting promotions.
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Of course, granting someone a monopoly is just the sort of thing that increases inequality.
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But the most overwhelming reason for granting us statehood is the will of our people.
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Nelson Rockefeller and other state officials, conditioning their surrender on the granting of 33 demands.
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Granting the request would mean exempting GM from federal standards specific to human-operated vehicles.
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It is also granting them special permission to stay while they look for other jobs.
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Finally, the Army even has considered granting waivers for bipolar disorder, self-mutilation and ADHD.
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But in recent years, the government has been granting limited rights to some refugee groups.
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Thus, he also advocated granting freedom to slaves who took up arms against the British.
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In 2005, the group was criticized over its policy of not granting membership to noncitizens.
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However, the legal process for granting asylum is rigorous and effectively screens for such cases.
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Just like any other country, she said, Canada has strict guidelines for granting asylum requests.
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If you are playing the odds here, signs would point to the Court granting cert.
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The update said the Scottish government had had several conditions before granting a further guarantee.
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Research here is funded through three major granting councils that each has a different mandate.
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Cutting or block-granting of federal support for Medicaid recipients would further hamstring state budgets.
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Two-year renewable permits were issued granting DREAMers work authorizations and protecting them from deportation.
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Instead of granting him such a hearing, the Bush administration sent him to Saudi Arabia.
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The liquor industry was once the most powerful opponent of granting women their civil rights.
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But it did raise significant questions about the state's longstanding policy of granting tax breaks.
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Q. How can I improve my credit score without granting access to my bank account?
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So, granting Russian passports would be a way to ease pro-Russian veterans from Ukraine.
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Red bracelets were handed out to the V.I.P.s, granting them access to the penthouse suite.
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The world No. 1, Simona Halep, has endorsed the idea of granting Williams a seed.
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In July, the Pennsylvania Superior Court vacated Mill's conviction, granting the rapper a new trial.
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In addition to their shares, they also have "beneficiary certificates" granting them extra voting rights.
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Why, then, aren't there more such initiatives in the nation's 151 M.D.-granting medical schools?
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"Courts have wrestled with the idea of granting animals standing," she wrote in an email.
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Granting him asylum has, however, created tensions between his new administration and the United States.
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But granting the franchise to black men was the last thing Johnson intended to allow.
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As Australia moved closer to granting marriage rights to all in 2017, her rhetoric sharpened.
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The plan would discard the longtime goal of granting the Palestinians a full-fledged state.
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The Mongolian government regulates the permits to hunt the argali, granting just 86 this year.
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Only a few uncommonly wise nations fund media efforts while also granting them journalistic autonomy.
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And the island only began granting access to visitors for the first time in 2008.
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But as of now, I am granting myself permission to let go of that goal.
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Nicaragua had been a world leader in the granting of land rights to native peoples.
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Nationwide, the trend was similar, according to Giving USA, with granting up but donations down.
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In government, titles do matter, granting access and sparking responsiveness both within State and abroad.
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Zuma has denied granting undue influence to the brothers and they have denied seeking it.
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Public officials routinely select among reporters when granting interviews or providing access to nonpublic information.
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Meanwhile, our foreign competitors are granting patents on many inventions that are now unpatentable here.
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Granting that petition would go a long way towards improving the incentives for private conservation.
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The government said the first phase of granting land rights would begin in two months.
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Italy increased bonuses for having babies and backed labor laws granting more flexible parental leave.
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Granting an app complete access to your email could then put much more at risk.
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The United States has been granting temporary reprieves from removal since at least the 22019s.
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National polls show majorities in support of granting legal status or citizenship to undocumented immigrants.
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First: The granting of a presidential pardon is a political and not a legal matter.
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Wade, the landmark decision granting a constitutional right to an abortion in the United States.
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Others raised issues of journalism ethics over the network granting conditional anonymity to the user.
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He has supported granting the president authority to fast-track trade deals in the past.
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Yet Congress wrote into the law a provision granting the president discretion in its enforcement.
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The men who started the war also negotiated the peace, granting themselves amnesty for their crimes.
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The prince promptly took control, ushering me into the office and enthusiastically granting permission to film.
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As Obama's attorney general, Eric Holder issued a 2010 memo granting increased discretion for US attorneys.
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Gary Ross, CEO of Black Gold Investors, said Trump essentially "snookered" OPEC by granting the exemptions.
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A federal judge ordered the operation to temporarily shut down, granting the FTC's requested restraining order.
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The president has denied granting undue influence to the brothers and they have denied seeking it.
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But, lucky for us, Winc is granting R29 readers exclusive early access to sign up today.
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The bill would require the consent of indigenous communities before granting mining concessions on their land.
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The bloc has since tightened its border controls and is toughening its stance on granting asylum.
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On Wednesday, state media reported that China will be granting more tax breaks to small firms.
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But as the leader of the Senate, McConnell has the final say on granting the request.
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The law was enacted as part of legislation aimed at granting drivers licenses to undocumented immigrants.
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He proposed granting amnesty to drug kingpins as homicides in Mexico hit an all-time high.
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Mr Schäuble is wary of granting such debt relief just months before Germany's election in September.
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If the American people see us granting amnesty they will never again believe in legal immigration.
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Some new players in the wealth management industry are granting themselves the title of investment advisor.
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BuzzFeed News is granting their requests for anonymity so they could speak openly about the matter.
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"No restrictions" from a country that is only granting women the freedom to drive in 2018?
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" Granting partial relief, he said, "will only create more hardship for these student victims of fraud.
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The government appealed a March verdict by the High Court granting her bail for four months.
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L for a detailed investigation, granting a request from the companies to "fast track" the process.
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For example, will coming to terms with slavery require granting slavery's descendants reparations of some kind?
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Granting big loans to council-owned companies while public services suffer swingeing cuts is politically treacherous.
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Granting bail to suspects who say they are innocent has until recently been unusual in Japan.
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This granting of power possibly could start as early as age four, according to the research.
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Even supposed Hairypeople allies like Waruu dream not of granting them freedom, but of assimilating them.
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Democrats oppose it on principle and GOP hard-liners have grumbled about granting "amnesty" to Dreamers.
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There should be a devil&aposs advocate who is arguing against the granting of the application.
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A judge overturned the ban in July, granting Uber a 15-month license with some conditions.
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All this is before you take into account the block-granting of Medicaid Ryan has proposed.
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For example, if granting someone citizenship would be in the public interest due to humanitarian needs.
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An Infosys spokesman told me the company was not granting any interviews regarding H-1B visas.
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But the demand for employees has largely outweighed the risk of granting the wrong people access.
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Congress did pass a bill granting Taiwan observer status, which President Obama signed earlier this year.
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Depending on those two factors, the chart makes recommendations, including presumptive denial or granting of parole.
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR AP1 SAYS WILL VOTE FOR GRANTING BOARD FREEDOM FROM LIABILITY FOR 2018 AT AGM
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR AP1 SAYS WILL VOTE AGAINST GRANTING CEO FREEDOM FROM LIABILITY FOR 2018 AT AGM
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The judge says she's granting that motion, but there are several other issues on the table.
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR AMF SAYS WILL NOT VOTE AGAINST GRANTING THE BOARD FREEDOM FROM LIABILITY FOR 2018
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A legal provision that allows granting of "compulsory licenses" has been a key bone of contention.
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Granting an Israeli airline access to its air space would, however, mark a dramatic diplomatic shift.
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His granting of more rights to women and efforts to tackle poverty have gone down well.
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Still, block-granting Medicaid could open up a different avenue to push through similarly punitive policies.
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One of her attorneys, Rod Eason, declined comment and said the doctor is not granting interviews.
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Following FDIC approval, the OCC would then do a final examination before granting a full charter.
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And I didn't know how to make the case for granting an exception to the policy.
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Governmental granting organizations, such as the National Science Foundation, tend to give money for incremental research.
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The New York Times was the first to report Niger's granting of authority to arm drones.
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The placid behavior and concession-granting North Korea fails to represent the worrisome regime's true nature.
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The administration was following through on penalties after earlier granting exemptions to buy time for negotiations.
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She asked Mr. DeGioia to issue a declaration of posthumous manumission, granting the slaves their freedom.
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They included increasing fuel economy standards and granting California a waiver to enact tougher emission restrictions.
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Granting home care workers basic labor protections is a vital first step in ensuring quality care.
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They also circumvented EU rules that require "effective" residence in an EU state before granting citizenship.
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Granting permanent legal status to the so-called Dreamers would be a sure bet for America.
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Companies operating in more than one country are granting their employees paid time off for caregiving.
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Current law only requires licensed firearms dealers to run background checks before granting a gun sale.
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While the fifth droid sleeps, lighting strikes the generator, frying its circuits and granting it sentience.
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This NYE, the State Liquor Authority will not be granting 24-hour liquor licenses to ANYONE.
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So granting this three-year stay of deportation to parents would alleviate much of that heartache.
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Some airports are granting future time off as an incentive, according to one of the sources.
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But news of the U.S. government granting China's Huawei a license extension helped check the losses.
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Granting statehood to Washington and Puerto Rico would not erase these racial gaps, not even close.
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So as a condition of granting licenses for their music, the labels received chunks of equity.
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The stereoscope pictures are incredibly sharp, the 3D granting the post-apocalyptic landscapes a frightening immediacy.
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Those reasons might easily lead to a tighter standard for granting visas, especially for suspect populations.
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The problem is that it would be political suicide to be seen as granting Italy concessions.
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American authorities fear that granting asylum to migrants from nearby countries will encourage more to come.
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Now, the United States Postal Service is granting it an essential American honor: a Forever stamp.
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There is no airtight commitment to protecting intellectual property, ending currency manipulation and granting market access.
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But Hollywood remains committed to granting the presumption of gravitas almost exclusively to stories about men.
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He criticized the Christie administration for granting millions in tax breaks to companies while schools struggle.
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Apparently, he was afraid that Trump was granting favors to the leaders of Turkey and China.
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Defense minister Prawit Wongsuwan said political reconciliation does not involve granting amnesty to those facing prosecution.
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Maharashtra, one of India's most prosperous states, leads the country in granting rights under the FRA.
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Despite that, most were in favor of granting more rights to foreign nationals, the poll discovered.
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It's true that simply granting Medicare the right to negotiate prices wouldn't do much by itself.
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He's bucked the military brass by granting clemency to troops accused or convicted of war crimes.
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Congress made a big mistake in granting the director so much power and so little accountability.
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The resolution is still in place, granting legal powers as if the war had never ended.
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That's the committee when it comes time for granting favors to its own schools and conferences.
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This plan would change that by granting Israel the big section of land they're built on.
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Though the government never officially approved such violence, it publicly praised colectivos, granting them tacit impunity.
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It argues that once funding is reduced through block granting, a program becomes easier to eliminate.
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The Swiss Takeover Commission has already rejected granting an exemption, but Liwet and BigPoint have appealed.
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Hanlon's decision granting Lee a stay of execution is separate from the ruling on lethal injections.
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The Second Amendment to the Constitution is not about granting rights to citizens to carry guns.
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The Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization (Acsto) is one of the state's largest voucher-granting groups.
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Prison officials later admitted that they did not follow existing safeguarding procedures in granting the transfer.
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They denied all charges, including "misappropriation of public funds, abuse of power and granting undue privileges".
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It has turned many parts of the country into black holes, granting immunity to corrupt officials.
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The lawmakers initially asked Rosenstein last Friday to provide an answer about granting access by Monday.
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Toyota — Toyota will raise worker pay for the fifth straight year, granting a 3.3 percent increase.
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Congress imposed a three-year moratorium on granting ILCs deposit insurance that ended in July 2013.
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He also said granting construction incentives should not lead to an overheating of the property market.
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Granting a president airtime to address the nation is normally an easy decision for network executives.
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The agency has said Mr. Otting was not involved in granting MUFG a national banking license.
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J.B. Pritzker (D) granting more than 85033,000 pardons to people convicted of low-level marijuana convictions.
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The court further blocked the opening of bids or granting contracts related to the proposed logging.
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"Today's announcement will allow for the final step, which is granting of the easement," Speer explained.
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They advocate granting police wide latitude to weaken social movements that could upset the status quo.
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John Kennedy (R-LA) told reporters he's worried that block-granting money to states could allow Democratic states to push further toward single-payer — a concern that is difficult to reconcile with how much the block granting structure would cut from states like New York and California.
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But it also is a year in which we commemorate 150 years since the passage of the 15th Amendment granting African American men and other groups the right to vote, and 100 years since the passage of the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote.
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One of the biggest policy areas where Trump and Ryan are in agreement is Medicaid block granting.
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He added that some Italian banks have been badly managed and have made mistakes in granting credit.
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Even as gig platforms have generally continued to deny granting collective bargaining to their 'self-employed' workers.
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Granting the DREAMers a pardon would be the least the President could do to protect their futures.
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FIBA began a two-year revision and testing period in September 2014, granting exceptions at national level.
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In fact, their argument is circular and nonsensical: granting a robot human rights would violate human rights.
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A judge overturned the ban in June, granting Uber a 15-month license with some broad conditions.
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Though rarely used, Congress has the power under federal law to compel witness testimony by granting immunity.
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In Indonesia, the regulations require companies to perform an invasive "physical check" before granting the requested leave.
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Didn&apost President Trump create this controversy by granting this interview right before landing in the U.K.?
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Representatives for Graceland similarly were stunned to learn that Trump would be granting the award to Presley.
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Sessions told immigration judges to stop granting asylum to many victims of domestic abuse and gang violence.
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Traders sought clarity on Brexit after the European Union delayed a decision on granting Britain an extension.
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Many apps also take away our rights by granting themselves the power to unilaterally amend the contract.
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If the sweet surprise wasn't enough, Macklemore spent the day granting every one of Grandma Helen's wishes.
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During his election campaign he floated the idea of granting amnesty for less serious drug-related offenses.
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And by granting security over only the right portfolio of assets, you will not prejudice future financings.
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This weekend, The New York Times reported on a high profile instance of permission granting gone awry.
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State authorities did not consult the community before granting the licenses, nor offer them compensation, it said.
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It's this argument that's likely to prevail, because it's what the SEC cited in granting Devon's request.
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Oh that's right, there's a wish granting man underneath every fountain that can totally make it happen.
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Uber had conversations in 2017 with the regulator, advocating similar changes for granting stock to its drivers.
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But Mr Lighthizer knows that a three-party deal differs from one granting extra access to Japan.
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The Obama administration started granting school district waivers to have the flexibility to use enriched pasta again.
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Granting full citizenship to Syrians could go some way to improving their living conditions and legal rights.
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In 2016, Social Capital decided to open-source 8-ball, granting startups access to its basic features.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union envoys on Friday discussed options for granting Britain another Brexit delay next week.
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The Queen of Sula will call for the people of Venus, granting control to the Holy Grail.
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They should also insist on granting equal treatment for Puerto Rico on things like Medicare reimbursement, access
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Last week, Trump suspended the granting of asylum to migrants who cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally.
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Senate and House leadership have treated the issue cautiously, granting responsibility to the notoriously secretive intelligence committees.
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The court also ruled that a trust agreement granting joint ownership of their Tribeca apartment was invalid.
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Publicly, Brennan was the face of 8chan, granting interviews and partaking in debates to defend the site.
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"I don't understand why I have to take the extraordinary measure of granting an injunction," she said.
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Granting Turkey "safe country of origin" status comes at Mr Erdogan's most fruitful period of press-censorship.
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If we're granting Kratos is allowed to change, I'm allowed to change my mind on Kratos, too.
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It was on that day that Governor Brownback signed a bill granting Kobach the power to prosecute.
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The assembly has twice used its constitutional power to reject Mr Maduro's decrees granting himself emergency powers.
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The European Union has to decide whether to recommend granting China "market economy status" by a Dec.
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One such proposal includes granting green cards to any foreign student who graduates from an American university.
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The Canadian Justice Department argued today against granting Meng bail, claiming she has incentive to flee Canada.
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Delays in the granting of building permits mean even those with money to rebuild cannot get started.
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"I do not believe we should be granting a path to citizenship to anybody here illegally," Sen.
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For our ranking, we restricted the list to bachelor's degree-granting institutions and excluded special focus institutions.
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Mostly, because there's great opposition to granting any debt relief to Greece in Germany, political analysts say.
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It's difficult to grasp that the laws granting us that right are only 50 years old today.
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In 2015, the GOP-controlled Senate passed legislation granting Obama the authority to expedite negotiations on TPP.
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Costello's bill is a fair approach to granting states greater flexibility to help patients and lower costs.
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Chicago, all states have had statutes granting law-abiding citizens the right to carry concealed handguns (CCW).
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By granting animals moral consideration, we will find that we are better aligned with our own morals.
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Indiana offers a school scholarship tax credit to individuals or businesses who donate to scholarship-granting organizations.
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Doctors in the state have been accused of granting exemptions for reasons such as asthma or diabetes.
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According to the survey, Hong Kong residents surveyed showed similar support for granting same-sex partners visas.
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The Macedonian government evidently thought the same, granting him a rural development loan to start the venture.
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The same web of laws granting officers civil custody authority frequently restricts its use to law enforcement.
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Some of the company's first multibillion-dollar wins came from granting engineers autonomy and stoking their ambitions.
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Carlson cited this granting of asylum as evidence of America's generosity — and said that Omar is ungrateful.
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Trump's decision, therefore, raises the critical question: Why is he granting a pardon for Libby at all?
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Clinton supported China's entry into the World Trade Organization and granting the country Permanent Normal Trade Relations.
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The government in June ordered an independent audit of CGD, after allegations of irregularities in granting loans.
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And we don't yet know why officials recommended against granting Kushner or Ivanka Trump a clearance, either.
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We would much rather die here if Myanmar forces us to go back without granting us citizenship.
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The balls are shared between players, but only one player can summon Shenron, the wish granting dragon.
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And Mr. Kaine presided over 11 executions as governor, delaying some but granting clemency only once. Mrs.
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In short, taking Medicaid benefits away is much harder than never granting them in the first place.
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The Thai government has scrambled to restore tourism with schemes such as granting waivers on visa fees.
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Some participants suggested granting the right to vote only to people who are educated and pay taxes.
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The university will also award her a posthumous diploma, granting her a bachelor's degree in civil engineering.
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But Nepali officials admitted they did not have a way of verifying health information before granting permits.
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And the sudden granting of the easement has not changed the rhetoric around the pipeline one iota.
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This image shows the sign-up page for granting the app access to a Twitter user's account.
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The big question: In granting ZTE clemency, what will the White House get in return from Beijing?
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In short, the government agency is urging states to strongly consider three additional scenarios when granting benefits:
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A program granting access to residency for Venezuelans already legally in Colombia was rolled out this month.
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If they are right, a law granting the special counsel for-cause job protection would be unconstitutional.
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Larry Hogan signed a bill in May 2018 granting scholarships to low- and middle-income Maryland students.
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Intellectual property laws are supposed to encourage innovation by granting temporary monopolies to copyright and patent holders.
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When the Russians caught Mr. Skripal, they saw him that way, too, granting him a reduced sentence.
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Granting the stays would revive the ban while the justices decide how to respond to the petition.
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On Monday, Francis infuriated those conservatives by granting a private audience to the book's author, the Rev.
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The agency then let Southwest take its time investigating the cause of the inaccuracies, granting multiple extensions.
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It argues that granting Eskom the bailout money as allowable revenue would have resulted in excess returns.
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In granting the temporary order, Tuter noted that the sheriff's office did not allege Cruz owns guns.
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Proponents of UBI, like Yang, say that granting a guaranteed income will reduce poverty and economic inequality.
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It tricks you, in other words, into granting permission to let it run amok on your device.
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As for Turkey, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won a referendum granting him near-dictatorial powers last month.
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Some of the ideas include granting a charitable deduction — which remains uncapped — after filers pay property taxes.
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CNN tried to contact Spainhoward through her attorney but he said she wasn't granting any more interviews.
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Had he won even a narrow majority, he could have tried to pass a law granting immunity.
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Although the Army is granting some extensions, they could eventually be subject to deportation, the Army said.
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When Israel annexed East Jerusalem in 1967, it did so without granting citizenship to Arabs living there.
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Containing your feelings isn't a matter of suppressing them, but of granting them space to be felt.
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These include Ukraine negotiating directly with the separatists and granting autonomy to the eastern regions they control.
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She wrote that the court was disproportionately granting stay requests from the administration over other emergency appeals.
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That changed in December, when Congress passed a provision granting federal recognition to the tribe's 2574,219 members.
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Victimization is the academic left's chief currency, the means of establishing a pecking order and granting entitlements.
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Durham's investigation reportedly shifted to a criminal inquiry earlier this year, granting the career prosecutor additional authority.
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Conceding to protesters and granting them greater democratic rights may quell the protests, which China definitely wants.
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DeVos then opposed granting relief to Corinthian students who had somehow managed to earn a decent wage.
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Lincoln County planning department director Cory Lytle told KVVU granting permits was the "lesser of two evils."
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The government last month ordered an independent audit of CGD, after allegations of irregularities in granting loans.
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Facebook's data might have been password-protected, but users were freely granting account access to Power Ventures.
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"I always thought you were the better man," this Julius tells Nut, granting the craved-for approval.
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Unveiling those demands, one official said the administration is "not interested in granting citizenship" within the package.
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As such it put the conversation partner into the "parent" position, granting them more authority and control.
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In granting final approval, Sweet said the settlement advanced the public policy toward enforcing civil rights laws.
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They did this by declaring a preference for skilled immigration over family reunion when granting permanent settlement.
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After that, however, the agency has been granting retroactive waivers to excuse refineries from their legal duty.
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And USCIS probably shouldn't have been granting deferred action requests for medical treatment in the first place.
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On Tuesday, Dazzi prohibited the state government from granting the CSA steel mill a permanent operating license.
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In granting Mr. Al-Adahi's petition, the district judge had found aspects of the government's evidence unreliable.
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"The District Court did not abuse its discretion by granting nationwide relief," Sotomayor wrote, joined by Ginsburg.
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Worse, proponents of Graham-Cassidy on federalism grounds haven't learned anything from recent experiences with block-granting.
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But both, like Ryan, emphasized the case for block granting as a reform that needn't change overall spending.
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According to Sessions, immigration judges must stop granting asylum to most survivors of domestic violence and gang violence.
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A lawyer for A&M said he looked forward to a ruling granting access to the Zohar documents.
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Now, Bloomberg reports, Amazon is granting additional raises that would help with the loss of stock and bonuses.
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But that's exactly what Trump did by ignoring Kelly and McGahn's recommendations and granting the couple clearance anyway.
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"President Obama, by granting clemency to Manning, slapped all those who serve honorably in the face," Graham said.
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They also circumvented EU rules that require "effective" residence in an EU state before granting citizenship, it said.
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The legal amendments will also strengthen controls and rules for granting citizenship to people of Bulgarian ethnic origin.
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It requires users to click into advanced settings before they can commit to granting permissions to the app.
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A lower court had ruled in favor of granting the parents full access to their daughter's account data.
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If used properly, it brings us together, granting unimaginable opportunities, magnifying the most quintessential and exclusively human capabilities.
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In doing so, they compromise their own iCloud accounts, granting the phone thieves full access to their device.
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The EPA is seen granting 30 exemptions from the nation's biofuel laws out of the 38 pending petitions.
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Granting review, on the other hand, would undermine the authority of the federal appellate courts, the briefs said.
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Take Extra Caution On Social MediaWe're used to granting Facebook all sorts of permissions, often without thinking twice.
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The ruling expands a 2007 settlement granting Lamar royalties for only one pair of headphones, the Beats Studio.
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Even still, granting full statehood would likely require a constitutional amendment, an incredibly high bar, given Republican opposition.
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In verifying a user, the debate goes, is Twitter then granting a form of legitimacy to the account?
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These thin-film electronics can then be trimmed and pasted onto any surface, granting that object electronic features.
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One is the DREAM Act granting a DACA citizenship path, which is supported by Democrats but few Republicans.
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And she has revamped the process for approving debt relief for defrauded students, granting only some partial relief.
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Norway's populist Progress Party features a more traditional neoliberal economic focus, granting wider appeal as The Atlantic highlights.
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But that alone, they knew, wouldn't be enough to force the reticent Obama administration into granting loan forgiveness.
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And, he said, Davison and the other volunteers act quickly, often granting dreams in a matter of days.
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According to an adviser, he wants to open a trade-and-investment office in Beijing without granting recognition.
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He has announced drastic social reforms that include modernizing the nation's religious teachings and granting women more rights.
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Some functions of government, such as granting logging permits, end up being done at both levels, creating confusion.
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Rich countries are often wary of granting visas to visitors from such places, precisely because they might abscond.
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Jolie's divorce filing, which cites irreconcilable differences, asks for full custody of the kids while granting Pitt visitation.
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Google signed an agreement with Cuba in 2016 granting internet users there quicker access to its branded content.
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"It is clear that the model of granting concessions was not the best model," Bandeira de Mello said.
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But the fact remains that there is a certain gravity (no pun intended) to granting something planetary status.
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"The circumstances that led to the granting of asylum remain," Long said in a statement late on Monday.
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White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow has made clear that Trump was not granting Huawei a general amnesty.
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Trump said at the rally that he was trying to avoid "controversy" by not immediately granting the pardon.
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It temporarily eased restrictions on Huawei on Tuesday, granting it a licence to buy U.S. goods until Aug.
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The EPA remedied the reversal by granting Sinclair 2018 compliance credits related to its 2014 and 2015 obligations.
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German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said late on Tuesday granting Greece debt relief would do it a disservice.
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Justice Kennedy joined the liberal justices in granting that request, with the four other conservative justices in dissent.
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Some Lebanese fear that granting citizenship to so many Sunni Muslims would upset their country's delicate sectarian balance.
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Banks have to verify whether the modification is viable or not for the customer before granting the forbearance.
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The ruling does not halt Britain's arms exports but means the granting of new licences will be paused.
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And finally, after months of puzzle-solving and card-granting, I received an invitation from Kat Meler herself.
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Overall, including those 15, he passed a total of 76 bills granting relief to millions in the Depression.
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Guzmán was recaptured again last year, months after granting an interview to Sean Penn at a jungle hideout.
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Or perhaps the convenience of outsourcing your memory to iCal is worth granting Apple access to your contacts.
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The proposed constitutional amendments include provisions granting more powers to the cabinet and to leaders of parliamentary factions.
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It wasn't my goal to have McConnell fired, and he had been unusually generous in granting me access.
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Presidential elections are not in themselves a sufficient mechanism for granting total power to a head of state.
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What Facebook declined to provide in this post: the permissions screens that users saw when granting this access.
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"This specific license cannot be described as 'granting access to the U.S. financial system,'" the former official said.
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Al Green will propose a constitutional amendment that would explicitly bar the president from granting himself a pardon.
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Don't ask if they erred by granting people mortgages and lines of credit they couldn't afford to repay.
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Block-granting Medicaid to the states is simply a hidden way of cutting health care for the poor.
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But originally, businesses could also buy and serve ads on the search results, granting them better online visibility.
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He said granting the waivers was an interagency process, involving the departments of Commerce, State, Defense and Energy.
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Her uncle, Giordano Pimentel, said he thinks the family may honor her memory by granting her birthday wish.
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However, workers rarely take up this right because companies perform physical examinations on women before granting the leave.
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Directly after his inauguration, Trump signed a law passed by Congress granting a waiver allowing retired Marine Gen.
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Goldsmith didn't exactly agree or disagree with the US attorney's office in his decision granting the temporary stay.
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But huge challenges remain for Widodo, including corruption in granting concessions and coordinating policy within a decentralized government.
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Granting CBN a telecoms licence advances the State Council's "Three-Network Convergence Promotion Plan" issued in September 03073.
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Smartphones are an essential lifeline for refugees, granting access to maps and information that aid in their journeys.
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The IMF approved the SBA last week, granting access to an initial tranche of $1.9 billion in loans.
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The United Kingdom's Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday signed a law granting British intelligence agencies new surveillance rights.
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Through granting the immunity, they agreed none of the information on Mills' computer could be used against her.
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We are not granting this [exclusive] licence for small businesses — it's some very big Chinese players joining this.
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That requires some learning on both sides, with users educated on granting third-parties access to their data.
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"The objectives that were set at the time of granting the loan have been absolutely distorted," Fernandez said.
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Granting asylum to the 90,000 unaccompanied children should not be a substitute for letting in more adult refugees.
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In fact, the perspective-granting neurological development of adolescence makes possible some pretty terrific conversations with your girl.
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Furthermore, when granting a pardon, the president is not acting as a judge to adjudicate guilt or innocence.
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But he praised Chile, which has received 400,000 Venezuelans, for granting safe passage and a guarantee of asylum.
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If she had decided against granting any major interviews this year, she would have been exactly as biased.
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Granting access to banking would put pedal to the metal on marijuana commercialization and its public health harms.
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According to Verma, allowing states to impose work requirements is an essential part of granting them more flexibility.
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FairTest estimates 40% of accredited bachelor degree-granting institutions no longer require the SAT or ACT for admittance.
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Still, Democrats on the panel said he failed to properly document his rationale for granting clearances, Politico reported.
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Mr. Pence is opposed to granting amnesty for people who have come to the United States without authorization.
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The First Step Act fixes this calculation, granting the full 54 days off, each year, as Congress intended.
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That's what he did to Alice Johnson after public lobbying by Kim Kardashian, granting Johnson clemency in June.
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Second, practical challenges — and potential downsides — come with granting individuals full-fledged property rights in their user data.
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The parole board said Bell's change of heart and his "institutional adjustment" were factors in granting him parole.
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Snapchat has been seeking more exclusive content and granting more publishers access to creation, not just curation tools.
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Taney wrote the Dred Scott decision, which denied granting black people citizenship and affirmed the practice of slavery.
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Mr. Posner treats this pair with unusual cleareyed care, granting them a more hopeful ending than Chekhov did.
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Two days later, a Mexican federal court in Mexico City ruled in favour of granting the extradition requests.
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The whole ordeal is shocking given the length of 213 Savage's detainment and the delay in granting bond.
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Donald Trump's habit of granting deeply partisan pardons (Joe Arpaio, Scooter Libby, Dinesh D'Souza) fall in that tradition.
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Barr supported President George H.W. Bush's granting clemency to former officials caught up in the Iran-Contra scandal.
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Today, there are more than 4,000 degree-granting intuitions in the nation, according to US News & World Report.
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Ross said Wednesday that the Commerce Department has issued determinations on 98 requests, granting 42 and denying 56.
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The survey also found similar support among Hong Kong residents for granting immigration visas to same-sex partners.
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Especially in a time of emergency, we should be very careful about granting new powers to the government.
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His administration is also considering bypassing lawmakers and granting a $100 billion tax cut primarily to the wealthy.
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The firm is also granting remote capabilities to all employees, another person familiar with the firm's policy said.
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Even granting the alleged fiscal crisis, what evidence is there that Republicans are willing to consider new revenue?
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If the British completed the colonization of Burma, they would be liberators, granting deliverance to a beleaguered people.
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The ruling does not halt Britain's arms exports but means the granting of new licenses will be paused.
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Granting suicide assistance to more people might well result in more suicides, since illegality is an obvious barrier.
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Doing so would mean granting foreigners an unprecedented degree of access into the secretive Hermit Kingdom's internal affairs.
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Mr. Finley, the Fox executive, said he was not worried about granting the former detective a starring role.
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Small banks, which process a lot of SBA loans are granting more than half of their funding requests.
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He has spoken of granting the Palestinians, at most, what he calls a "state-minus," with limited authorities.
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The Department of Energy is granting six companies a total of $258 million to work on supercomputing technology.
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Additionally, the tour is granting the "partial mid-season distribution of an endorsement program," according to Golf Channel.
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Last November, however, a three-judge panel voided that $502.6 million calculation, granting Apple a win of sorts.
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The current granting system doesn't just fund the researchers of today — it also steers the careers of tomorrow.
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Second, practical challenges (and potential downsides) come with granting individuals full-fledged property rights in their user data.
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And like the Qing trade enclaves, they facilitate commerce by granting legal and tax privileges to foreign businesses.
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But despite her high-profile position, Wintour keeps a relevantly low profile, granting only a few media interviews.
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" The official mission of New York's parole board is to "ensure public safety by granting parole when appropriate.
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The children are likely to soon qualify for visas granting them legal status; their mother remains here unlawfully.
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The European Union is granting Google another extension to respond to antitrust allegations regarding its Android operating system.
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PMC has been barred from renewing, or granting any loans, or making investments without the RBI's prior approval.
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Michigan State also reached a settlement deal last year, granting $500 million to be divided among Nassar's accusers.
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The judge agreed that the current procedures were inadequate to protect their rights, granting the plaintiffs summary judgment.
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The House inquiry concluded that Trump sought the investigations in return for granting Zelenskiy an Oval Office visit.
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Perhaps he had come to personally announce that he was granting his disgraced former campaign chairman a pardon?
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To that end, the U.S. is granting $47 million in aid to Guatemala to enhance its asylum capacity.
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The IOC, concerned about innocent athletes being punished, has not ruled out granting Russian athletes a special dispensation.
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By granting ex-lobbyists ethics waivers, you are giving them free reign over the very thing they wanted.
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He was re-elected last year after transforming Turkey's governing executive, granting himself extraordinary power in the process.
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First of all, shareholder information is not filed at the Public Registry, therefore granting confidentiality to beneficial owners.
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Hariri, a Sunni Muslim and Saudi citizen, had reached a political compromise in 2016 granting Hezbollah military autonomy.
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For example, Congress must pass a bill granting Puerto Rico equal opportunity regarding a series of federal programs.
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A State Department spokesman said that before granting such a license, the agency carefully weighs human rights concerns.
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It has done this by granting low-interest loans, debt forgiveness and energy subsidies to its aluminum producers.
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The President has been holding lots of rallies and granting lots of interviews ahead of the midterm elections.
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He also expressed misgivings about recent changes that Athens had made to its legal framework for granting asylum.
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In exchange for granting access to the U.S. military, the three countries get financial assistance under the compact.
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More critically, Albany must find ways to protect our students by granting them some form of legal status.
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In past decades, Chinese leaders were willing to release political prisoners to Western countries after granting medical parole.
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Congress expanded its scope last year, granting CFIUS enhanced authority to block acquisitions that could threaten national security.
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But in 25801, national museums are still inching toward granting her the institutional recognition she has long deserved.
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The database, which provides information, including loan debt information, for 2,0003 certificate granting programs, was unveiled last month.
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And with so many great features, including all of the block granting, the money to the states, etc.
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Still, the prospect of granting the UK an extension that doesn't break the paralysis isn't exactly appealing, either.
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This allowed his subjects to tell their stories in their own words, granting them a sense of agency.
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New Zealand has the most inclusive system, granting the vote to all permanent residents after one year of residence.
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The agreement allows family reunifications only when "urgent humanitarian reasons" justify the granting of asylum to the children's parents.
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The society received a grant in each of the NEA's fall and spring granting periods in 2015 and 2016.
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Dick Durbin questioned him on why he doesn't support retroactively granting reduced sentences to inmates sentenced under mandatory minimums.
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Berlin deflects concerns about granting Erdogan a state visit by insisting human rights will be high on the agenda.
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Supporters of a pathway to citizenship argue that granting legal status instead could create a permanent underclass of residents.
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In granting the injunction, he said the courts had ample time to decide whether the intended executions were constitutional.
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He goes off on interesting tangents, granting the reader some light relief from detailed analysis of sampling and probabilities.
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The company has been working on a new verification program after facing backlash for granting white supremacists blue checkmarks.
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Mr Sessions has spoken against granting terrorist detainees the legal rights of criminal suspects, including access to a lawyer.
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Software development and debugging tools often remain in vehicles on the road, granting capabilities to adversaries without benefitting drivers.
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It's no wonder that they received the fifth seed in their conference tournament, granting them only a single bye.
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And she agreed with the majority in granting gay men and lesbians the right to adopt their partners' children.
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This sort of law has been successful in Britain since 2002, with employers granting the vast majority of requests.
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In particular, Zuckerberg said the blockchain could give users unique powers when granting data access to third-party apps.
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The agreement contains a provision granting the Trump Organization "sole discretion" to decide whether employee disputes must be arbitrated.
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Plus, a U.S. judge halted Staples' $6 billion merger with Office Depot, granting a preliminary injunction for antitrust reasons.
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Otero agreed — granting a stay and setting a conference to discuss the status of the stay on July 27.
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The FAA accepted SpaceX's explanation for the accident, granting the company a launch license last week for today's mission.
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Her office then drafted and lobbied for a bill granting her that authority that became law on October 1.
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There's, the Attorney General announced a decision that domestic abuse will no longer be a criteria for granting asylum.
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The special detention measure allows authorities to interrogate suspects for six months without necessarily granting access to legal representation.
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Granting the Saudis such a deal could prompt other countries, such as the UAE, to ask for similar terms.
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At least two-thirds of the Senate Intelligence Committee would need to vote in favor of granting him immunity.
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Many locals blame this on corruption in the granting of business licences and in the doling out of land.
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"There is hope for the opening of the political space," Ingabire said, thanking the president for granting her mercy.
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Citing the arguments against granting bail, the judge said Magomedov had access to his own aircraft, and assets abroad.
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Instead of granting the waivers for 180 days, the administration will shorten their term to 90 days, Bloomberg said.
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Canada has gone furthest, granting gender identity the same status as sex and race in federal human-rights laws.
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That's how we wind up with benefits packages including such perks as wish-granting genies in the first place.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined the more liberal justices in granting the stay, with the court voting 5-4.
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Last year, Washington announced sanctions against buyers of Iranian oil, granting eight countries, including Turkey, waivers for six months.
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Again, I don't think I've read that piece, but I don't think the author is granting me that distinction.
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Despite this increase in requests, companies are granting access to digital evidence at the same rate as previous years.
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Asking for remarks and information to be off the record — and journalists granting that — is common practice in journalism.
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"Now comes word that he is granting his first formal television interview as president to Al-Arabiya," she added.
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Simply put, you can give each of your employees a single, unique password granting them access to numerous applications.
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Facebook users were then accustomed to granting apps permission to see their personal data in exchange for much less.
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Politicians have been obliging, granting special privileges to industries as varied as hair braiding, interior design and health care.
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Second, why aren't users warned that this is the level they are granting, and given a chance to reconsider?
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The ECB, however, has resisted granting Bulgaria a fast track to euro membership, saying its banks require tougher supervision.
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This week has seen him further diversify his retweet choices, granting a platform to a variety of different voices.
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In Jakarta, a trade ministry official confirmed there were some delays in granting import licenses for spirits from Europe.
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Sanders running honorable but mistaken campaign Both Trump and Sanders are advocating granting much greater powers to the government.
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They also circumvented EU rules that require "effective" residence in an EU state before granting citizenship, the report said.
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The details came to light in a courtroom Thursday as prosecutor Mary Pettitt argued against granting bail to Keepers.
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First, Bratton strolled down the line of confiscated bikes like an executioner granting his condemned prisoners one last word.
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In June, it denied battery certifications to South Korea's LG and Samsung, while granting them to inferior local suppliers.
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"Esports is incredibly popular, and has the potential to become a scholarship-granting and revenue-generating enterprise," Jackson said.
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Mr Rajan's three-year term expires in September, but the government has prevaricated about granting him a second one.
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This was seen as needlessly intrusive by security experts, who cautioned users against granting the game such dramatic overreach.
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The two houses of Congress are trying to reconcile tax bills granting corporations tax amnesty for foreign-sourced profits.
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In 20173, its success rate for granting asylums was 80%; the national average at the same time was 43%.
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His comments cleared initial market uncertainty on what exactly the BOJ meant by granting greater flexibility for yield moves.
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"We're granting amnesty to the three detained Americans," the North Korean emissary told Pompeo, according to a US official.
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Granting wishes appeared sustainable, given that hospitals continued to offer the 3WP program even after the study year ended.
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Mr. Gove said the European Union should be protesting Turkey's "erosion of democratic freedoms" instead of granting it concessions.
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The "comprehensive" immigration reform of the 1980s backfired, granting amnesty to millions of illegal aliens without sealing the border.
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The administration last month decided to blacklist products from Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei, before granting a 90-day delay.
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Some of the boys are stateless, and the process of granting them Thai citizenship is under way, officials confirmed.
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Telebeam challenged the city's granting of an exclusive franchise to CityBridge; a federal judge dismissed the suit this month.
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We looked specifically at schools that were predominantly four-year bachelor's degree-granting institutions, as reported to the Department.
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Pompeo also confirmed that the administration is granting sanctions waivers to continue conversion work at three Iranian nuclear facilities.
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Across India, only 13 percent of farmland is owned by women, despite laws granting equal rights in most states.
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The group said countries should take into account national climate pledges before granting new licenses or extending existing ones.
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Just this February, the government held a group ceremony granting citizenship to 342 stateless people, most of them students.
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The court gave little explanation for granting the request in the case, known as June Medical Services LLC v.
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Recent polling from last week shows that granting citizenship to Dreamers remains incredibly popular, yet the administration's assault continues.
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Some lawmakers pressed Abrams about granting temporary protected status (TPS) for more than 70,000 Venezuelans in the United States.
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State Attorney General Mark Brnovich argued that state schools are violating laws by granting in-state tuition to Dreamers.
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While granting that Ms. Kunin was "not corrupt," he questioned if she had the same "courage" that he had.
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But the First Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling granting Cosby's request to dismiss the case.
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The company has tried to argue that granting the request would mean breaking the law in its home country.
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Wade granting women the right to choose to have an abortion is "settled law," the New York Times reports.
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But granting Puerto Rico the power to restructure its debt is at the center of the legislation in question.
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Those broadcasters sell content to Hulu, growing its audience and granting access to lots of quality programming for less.
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Granting interim clearances have become necessary in order to keep weapons development programs running at full force, he added.
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President Donald Trump told reporters Friday that he has considered granting a posthumous pardon to boxing legend Muhammad Ali.
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After months of screening, the Justice Ministry on Wednesday decided against granting refugee status to any of the Yemenis.
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Under the leadership of Mr. Mnuchin, the panel has followed that playbook, with Congress recently granting it expanded powers.
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The granting of waivers, the order said, is left to the discretion of consular officers responsible for reviewing applications.
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Any foundation re-granting to smaller charities will worry a lot about the potential for a grant to backfire.
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Opposition leaders say the agreement threatens Kosovo's sovereignty by granting powers to an ethnic minority group backed by Serbia.
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The following year, Constantine co-issued the Edict of Milan, granting Christians the right to practice their faith unmolested.
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Now Ms. Krishnan is especially conscious of protecting women's identities, rarely granting interviews or allowing access to the shelters.
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There is precedent for Uber negotiating a deal with a union that stops short of granting drivers employee status.
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Mr. Trump imposes tariffs on importation of steel and aluminum, but "wins" by granting tariff exemptions to favored companies.
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Cellebrite is an Israeli company that dominates the market in granting law enforcement agencies access to locked mobile phones.
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In 1989, a federal judge in Manhattan barred New York schools from granting scholarships solely based on SAT scores.
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For instance, California is granting a 60-day delay for affected individuals and businesses unable to file on time.
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The investigation was recently broadened to include at least 10 other offices with above-average rates of granting asylum.
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The Virginia legislature in February passed bills aimed at granting defendants more recourse in the face of such suits.
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Many residents are also realizing that Beijing lied about eventually granting Hong Kong a genuine democracy with open elections.
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Warren's office declined a VICE News request for a brief interview about race specifically, saying they weren't granting interviews.
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Advocates who want to see the pardon system overhauled generally support its guidelines for granting pardons and commuting sentences.
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"There is clearly confusion caused by this dual policy of simultaneously granting permission and cracking down," Mr. Ijaz said.
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The administration opposes granting U.S. citizenship to children born to women who seek temporary travel visas for that purpose.
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In these states, individuals and corporations donate to nonprofit "scholarship-granting organizations," which then distribute the funds to parents.
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They believe they can defeat the Alternative for Germany by simply not granting the party too much television time.
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They also say they are troubled by an apparent slowdown in granting debt relief to students who were cheated.
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Google is granting 10,000 scholarships to Coursera's online program to help meet the growing demand for tech support specialists.
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But officials have testified that the release of the money was dependent on Ukraine granting Trump's personal political requests.
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But when the Depression hit, the rest of the plan was scrapped, granting the resilient grande dame a reprieve.
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Pelosi has been granting them time on the House floor and during press conferences to tout their legislative victories.
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Still, Gutiérrez has also shown a new openness to granting the Republicans certain enforcement measures to win a deal.
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For example, Australia requires many categories of visa applicants to show evidence of health insurance before granting a visa.
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More than 1,500 responded to a 232-question survey, representing 262 percent of universities granting doctorates or master's degrees.
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The embassy had spent months vetting him before granting his visa and had obviously discerned the difference, he said.
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Some of the aura around Mr. Obama surrounds Mr. Biden, too, granting him much of the party's good will.
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Avram and Joseph somehow learned that a Japanese diplomat was granting exit visas out of a nearby city, Kaunas.
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Prosecutors spend a lot of time developing a case before they ask a judge for an order granting immunity.
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The specific type of funding the EIB is granting Bolt is what's known as a "quasi-equity" debt facility.
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Iran has occasionally been granting Russia access to the Shahid Nojeh air base in Hamadan, but not unlimited use.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday that he was opposed to granting a Brexit extension past the Oct.
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LSE buys here a majority stake in platform rival Turquoise, granting it immediate access to pan-European share trading.
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Polling estimates that between 49% to 56% of the general Korean population oppose granting asylum to the Yemeni refugees.
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By granting a two-year approval, the EPA wisely has recognized the value of the product for controlling weeds.
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She learned through a job granting money to nonprofits that organizations led by communities of color are significantly underfunded.
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" In the release, Schiff called the possibility of Trump granting a pardon to subjects of the Russia investigation "unsettling.
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Pruitt has been granting RFS waivers — intended for small refineries experiencing unique economic hardship — to several highly profitable refineries.
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Kelly has told associates he wants the matter resolved, but problems have persisted in granting him a full clearance.
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Specifically, the state contends that the Anti-Injunction Act prohibits Judge Davis from granting CenturyLink the injunction is wants.
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All take the executive's job of granting mercy seriously, which makes those grants both more fair and more common.
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Granting modified risk status to IQOS and Swedish Snus would be a good first step in the right direction.
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After ending the affair, McDougal signed a limited life-story rights agreement in August 2016, granting American Media, Inc.
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An interim agreement was hammered out in 2013, granting Iran significant sanctions relief for simply sitting at the table.
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However, there is still a lot of resistance from the government and religious figures against granting women total freedom.
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Yet all this time, Trump had studiously ignored Avenatti, evidently trying to avoid granting him more attention by responding.
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Officials have banned beards, religious instruction of children and even the granting of names with religious connotations to children.
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"And now I appeal to your big hearts to be capable of granting us the forgiveness that we ask."
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Ms. Ward has said she spent two years interviewing 220 people for the book, granting many of them anonymity.
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Trump basically shares Ryan's agenda for the poor, calling for block-granting Medicaid and attacking the food stamps program.
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And while Vox Media was very generous in granting me paid medical leave, not all employers are so generous.
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Sixty-seven percent of those polled opposed granting employers an exemption for moral reasons; 32 percent supported such exemptions.
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Some analysts predict he may try to pass a law granting himself immunity, as a sitting leader, from trial.
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But starting in the 1980's the military began granting waivers to some star athletes to go pro right away.
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Judge Beckerman said she would sign an order granting his release with several conditions including home confinement and GPS monitoring.
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The United States temporarily eased restrictions on Huawei on Tuesday, granting it a license to buy U.S. goods until Aug.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on Monday officially granting U.S. recognition of the Golan Heights as Israeli territory.
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Young was also involved in granting the first exemption in the 80s, and to her, the situations aren't the same.
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Somalia has no law granting amnesty for defections, but there is a cabinet-level policy that all regional states accept.
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As the movement grew larger and more popular, public support for granting voting rights to educated white women became strong.
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It closed a deal with Brazilian juice producer Gota Doce Citrus in 2014 granting Prodalim exclusivity to market Gota's products.
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The granting of personhood status to robots today may sound like a clever legal trick, but it's actually intellectual laziness.
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He is in charge of granting life insurance licences, or virtual cash machines, or money printers as insiders call them.
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A spokesman for Joseph Muscat, Malta's prime minister, said the prime minister was not involved in granting Tonna's government contract.
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The shelter held hundreds of people, Le Duc said, and US authorities were granting just three asylum interviews per week.
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The changes would make granting credit more difficult and also make it harder for the SNB to conduct monetary policy.
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If U.S. suppliers do not object to exclusion requests, the granting of an exclusion should not hurt domestic steel production.
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Zuma himself denies granting undue influence to the Gupta brothers who run a business empire ranging from media to mining.
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In April, Myanmar passed a long-awaited investment law, simplifying procedures and granting foreign investors equal treatment to the locals.
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Women attended the GOP Convention in 1920 to rally support for the 19th Amendment granting them the right to vote.
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A Dallas jury on Tuesday ruled in favor of Georgulas, effectively granting her sole managing conservatorship of the two children.
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There are still an awful lot of small places: about 40% of degree-granting colleges have fewer than 1,000 students.
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Such "overly verbose" language is often used to trick the USPTO into granting patents that should never have been approved.
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Congress has passed a law granting amnesty to FARC fighters, who have committed crimes ranging from drug-trafficking to murder.
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Ms. Phillips said that she recommends that clients anticipate the granting of a license to take closer to six months.
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Granting women the right to drive is a step towards revitalizing the Saudi workforce and enabling them to join in.
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He could leverage this popularity into votes in Turkey's parliament for constitutional changes granting him extraordinary powers, his longtime objective.
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So while companies are granting stock options to new recruits, they need to be figuring out what price to set.
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The company appears to be granting itself the right to share your data either with your consent "or as necessary".
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The phenomenon becomes an epidemic known as the Forgetting, granting the afflicted strange powers but robbing them of their memories.
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If you've done a test, despite genetic privacy laws, life insurers in can request genetic testing information before granting coverage.
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October marks the last month of a program granting amnesty to Brazilians who bring undeclared foreign assets into the country.
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Tinder U's Rivalry Week starts November 17 in the U.S. for students attending four-year, degree-granting colleges and universities.
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The U.S. government temporarily eased restrictions on Huawei on Tuesday, granting it a licence to buy U.S. goods until Aug.
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They can sign papers remotely by granting a power of attorney from their own country to a lawyer in Uruguay.
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Regardless of how much money you have saved, lenders will look at your credit report before granting a mortgage loan.
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Thankfully, one brand is granting us not one, but two days of deep-discount bliss a little early this year.
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The National Bank of Hungary set up six education foundations in 2014, granting them about 245 billion forints ($890 million).
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A new Xbox Avatar Editor is downloadable from the Microsoft Store, granting Windows 10 gamers access to the new avatars.
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By granting the 77-year-old military veteran a certificate of innocence, Judge William Brady cleared McCullough's name for good.
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The next steps include creating a more portable arm that doesn't require a computer connection, granting the person wireless freedom.
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Ahead of granting Sophia citizenship, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced the construction of a new megacity called Neom.
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Mr. Cummings said the new information showed a cavalier attitude at the White House toward granting access to classified information.
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On Tuesday, Arm announced a new program, with a lower fee, granting access to about three-quarters of its portfolio.
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As the week's progress, the economics of a sliding scale would take into effect, granting more revenue to the CCDM.
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Two months after letting advertisers extend their videos to 60 seconds, Instagram is granting the same privilege to regular users.
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CNN personalities and other top journalists tore into Trump afterward, accusing him of tricking them into granting him free publicity.
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U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer sided with Tesla, granting the electric vehicle company dismissal of the lawsuit brought in 2017.
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Turnbull, considered a moderate, tried to keep this rightward rebellion in check, granting concessions and trying to placate the hardliners.
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The Trump administration softened its stance last week by granting Huawei a license to buy U.S. goods until Aug. 19.
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But what if we could wrest some of that control back, giving users sovereignty instead of granting it to businesses?
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"There is a disagreement between Mr. Ferrer and Mr. Dotti as to the requirements for granting a license," Segal said.
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What's even more hinky ... the person granting the deed is Michael J. Jackson, which is impossible because he's long dead.
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Some residents, conservationists, and local water utility leaders say South Carolina officials should hold off on granting Google's groundwater request.
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Senators removed an excerpt granting pardon to churches and some education institutions from the final version of the provisional decree.
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In this way, attackers can distribute tainted Excel spreadsheets that wreak havoc, from granting attackers system privileges to installing backdoors.
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Struggling to pay the rent and feed his children, soap maker Baday voted in favor of granting Erdogan greater powers.
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" While signed today, the new order is granting a 10-day delay "to allow coordination before the measure kicks in.
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"This is not an easy case," Wilson wrote in an order granting the defense request to waive the jury trial.
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Senator Dick Durbin also criticized the DEA for historically granting big pharmaceutical companies' requests to produce large quantities of opioids.
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The department last month had issued an order tentatively approving the agreement and granting antitrust immunity to thecovering international service.
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These buyers must apply for a special permit from the Land Transfer Authorities granting them permission to acquire real estate.
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But the administration is granting waivers to eight nations to import Iranian oil in order to prevent severe price hikes.
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It said its environmental agency Ibama is conducting an inspection during this week before granting the venture an operational license.
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Proponents of same-sex unions have complained that the law falls short of granting full equality to same-sex couples.
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The leading voice in opposition to Trump granting an interview with Mueller -- John Dowd -- left Trump's legal team in March.
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That means banning whole nationalities of people relieves no pressure on a system capable of granting nearly 11 million visas.
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Iowa's Republican Senator Chuck Grassley said the EPA had "screwed" the U.S. ethanol industry and farmers by granting the waivers.
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He was granting Conrad a collaborative role in telling his own story—the selection of detail, the fixing of emphasis.
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It's unclear how long they'll have to wait before a decision on granting or denying their asylum requests is issued.
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Universities vary widely in their policies for granting honorary degrees, and even more so in their rules for revoking them.
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But US officials later took a softer-than-expected approach toward Iran, granting waivers to China, India and other countries.
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As head of USCIS, Cuccinelli oversees an agency in charge of granting visas, work permits, permanent residency and naturalization certificates.
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Trump says he will not sign a fix granting "amnesty" to DACA recipients without action to secure the border first.
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There are more than 4,000 degree granting colleges around the country, but not all of them have great dorm experiences.
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If he has the power of granting pardons before indictment, or conviction, may he not stop inquiry and prevent detection?
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Senators can start by calling for a hearing prior to granting Mattis a waiver to serve as secretary of Defense.
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As Germany has the largest share of all participating central banks, a granting of Kerber's request would jeopardise the scheme.
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" He added that "when a petition properly presenting the question comes before us, I will be receptive to granting it.
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Moreover, the tax code is locked in an internal tug-of-war between granting benefits and simultaneously limiting their cost.
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He&aposs open to even certain things about immigration that, I mean, granting, essentially, amnesty to over a million people.
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"Occasionally, there are times when staffing limitation does not allow granting of prayer requests," said Mike Martin, a company spokesman.
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"I can see the excitement about granting fees if there's some breakthrough, something we've never thought about," Justice Kennedy said.
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Administration officials have hinted that they will insist on early disarmament steps by the North before granting any sanctions relief.
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I wore that very same fairy outfit to many a nightclub and went around granting people wishes with that wand.
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For Kim, the meeting itself is the message, granting him the legitimacy his father and grandfather sought but never secured.
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In addition to granting the delay, Ellis also granted Mueller's request to grant immunity for five witnesses in Manafort's trial.
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He said at the time that granting a stay preserves the status quo until the court considers the school's petition.
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Mavericks organizers and the commission are scheduled to meet Wednesday to formalize that agreement before granting the event further permits.
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But relations soured over NOC budget disputes and after the GNA issued a decree granting itself powers over energy contracts.
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This was followed by Washington granting a 90-day extension allowing U.S. firms to continue doing business with China's Huawei.
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Even lawmakers who oppose granting a path to citizenship for DACA recipients understand the need to avert that nightmare scenario.
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The CIA is granting death benefits to the family of an American killed in the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
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But if it stands, the ruling would have the effect of granting new, sweeping, unchecked executive privilege to the president.
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The Trump administration is not granting carte blanche for states to roll back Medicaid eligibility as much as they want.
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Iran desperately needs sanctions relief and Trump needs to demonstrate that he won significant concessions from Tehran for granting it.
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He emphasized that the separation of powers, rather than the granting of certain rights, protected the United States from tyranny.
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" A 103 SCOTUSblog analysis from litigator Kevin Russell concluded that "the Court has been true to its word, granting cert.
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And the new-look Davis Cup should definitely not be granting two wild cards to its 18-team final phase.
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And so one may wonder if granting the Awami League a third term now would fatally weaken democracy in Bangladesh.
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They announced last week that they were granting him, the best player in franchise history, permission to seek a trade.
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Then he mysteriously surfaced in Hungary, where the government announced on Wednesday night that it was considering granting him asylum.
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Don't they justify the continued existence of our species, even granting the suffering we bring to so many nonhuman lives?
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That's why he was so grudging in granting a 30-day extension to FERC, to more fully consider his proposal.
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In practice, however, granting someone use immunity usually ends up making it impossible for prosecutors to successfully get a conviction.
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The mayor's office is responsible for granting contracts for services, and a new mayor could end or reassign lucrative contracts.
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Some have argued that the bill does not go far enough in granting sick leave to employees of large companies.
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"New country," smiled the park attendant at the admission booth, granting us, like everyone else, free admission on the holiday.
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He later signed a memorandum granting administrative leave to nonessential state employees on Oahu and Kauai for Thursday and Friday.
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The technology could still be used for purposes such as investigating a crime or granting someone access to a building.
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Still, the agency last month overhauled Obama-era regulations on coal ash disposal, granting more authority to states and industry.
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But so far, courts have disagreed, granting injunctions that allow importers of art and instruments to pay according to weight.
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Granting them the equivalent of amnesty, with the beacon of eventual citizenship, satisfies one of Mexico's most crucial immigration demands.
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While the federal government is granting taxpayers a little more time, you should still check in on your state's position.
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Civic institutions across the country have come to embrace gay families, often granting them the same treatment as other families.
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