Rank-and-file Republicans have voiced concerns about the move on ideological grounds, on constitutional grounds and on precedent-setting grounds.
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They've become breeding grounds — and killing grounds — for rare, threatened or endangered species.
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Not on legal grounds, not on constitutional grounds, and not based on the facts.
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These facts provide grounds for social acceptance for fat people, but not grounds for applause.
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It is home to thousands of archaeological sites, ancient dwellings, ancestral hunting grounds, and burial grounds.
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A judge said there were no grounds to appeal after some residents objected on environmental grounds.
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He crossed 155th Street and entered the grounds of the Polo Grounds Towers public housing complex.
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Rainy conditions, ample fog, and spongy forest grounds make the sites there ideal breeding grounds for tasty mushrooms.
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The hot water can only absorb so much coffee, so overfilling with grounds only wastes coffee grounds (and money).
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Even on humanitarian grounds — the only grounds on which this deal can possibly be justified — it is a failure.
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"Twenty-five years ago football was a basket case with violence outside the grounds, inside the grounds," Ouseley said.
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OXO includes a grounding prong in the power plug, which grounds the stainless steel grounds bin and keeps static down.
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"Applicants must demonstrate they are admissible into the US by overcoming all grounds of inadmissibility including health-related grounds, criminality, security reasons, public charge, labor certification, illegal entrants and immigration violations, documentation requirements and miscellaneous grounds," CBP said.
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They migrate north in April and May from their breeding grounds in Baja California, Mexico to their feeding grounds in Alaska.
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First, gerrymandering on partisan-politics grounds must be declared as impermissible as it is on racial and other historically invidious grounds.
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"We may not become farmers or fishermen, but we do rotate back to those fishing grounds and growing grounds," he said.
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Studying 38 birds in total, the scientists found the animals didn't move directly from their summer grounds to their winter grounds.
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Proving Grounds Online is similar to Red Bull's Proving Grounds, where six cities around North America have hosted monthly tournaments since June.
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Atlas chooses to join the chorus of condemnation against his own book; not on grounds of inaccuracy, but on grounds of unkindness.
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Streams of them funnel through the country's southern tip, traveling to and from wintering grounds in Africa and nesting grounds in Europe.
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In order to do that, you have to have grounds, and you have to agree on a definition of what grounds are.
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Health-related grounds, criminal convictions, security and public safety grounds, immigration law violations, and draft-dodging disqualify many potential immigrants as inadmissible.
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The incidents come a week after a man breached the White House grounds — and was on the grounds for more than 15 minutes.
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Massive Arctic cruise ships are threatening Inuit hunting grounds Massive Arctic cruise ships are threatening Inuit hunting grounds This segment originally aired Oct.
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I was like, 'What did you use?' and she had put coffee grounds in instead of espresso grounds, and it just didn't work.
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"We have to show that there are adequate grounds for impeachment, that there are imperative grounds for impeachment, and convince people," he said.
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I realized I bought a bag of decaf grounds yesterday, so I exchange them for some grounds that will actually bring me to life.
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"My judgement is that there are not reasonable and proportionate grounds to make a statutory intervention on the grounds of national security," he added.
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McKibben's book is much more about grounds for fear, which take up some 18 chapters, than about grounds for hope, which take up five.
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There is the option of exemption on religious grounds, but the children's parents must present schools with a certificate detailing the grounds for exemption.
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"Applicants must demonstrate they are admissible into the U.S. by overcoming all grounds of inadmissibility including health-related grounds, criminality, security reasons, public charge, labor certification, illegal entrants and immigration violations, documentation requirements, and miscellaneous grounds," a Customs and Border Patrol spokesperson told VICE News.
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Strain the concentrate from the grounds, first through a fine-mesh sieve and finally through a filter for the last bit of remaining coffee grounds.
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Many tribes didn't imagine that they couldn't, for example, continue to hunt, visit burial grounds, or hold ceremonies in sacred grounds in non-tribal lands.
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The result is something of a muddle, leaving intelligence agencies with plenty of grounds to make the request and companies plenty of grounds for resisting it.
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"It's deeply disturbing to me and to all of us to see the specific judges questioned not only on intellectual grounds, but personal grounds," said Cartwright.
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If Gawker can justify its behaviour on free-speech grounds, then Mr Thiel can certainly justify his on the grounds of oiling the wheels of justice.
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Germany has debated whether to bar Chinese network vendors on national security grounds, yet the government has stated it has no legal grounds to do so.
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He challenges the claim that he had a fairly small inaugural crowd not on the grounds that it's wrong, but on the grounds that it's insulting.
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" Legomsky said if Trump worded such a proclamation based on terrorism grounds and not on religious grounds, "then I'm sure that order would hold up in court.
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The agent told her that she was not allowed on the resort grounds, and that she had "unlawfully gained access onto the protected grounds," the complaint said.
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Imagine the soil as coffee grounds in a filter: if you pour your boiling water slowly, it will soak into the grounds and drip through into your cup.
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It's also quiet, and it also produces unburned grounds, which can be a common problem with high-velocity grinders whose blades get hot and can burn the grounds.
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Federal courts have struck down gerrymanders on racial grounds, but not on grounds that they unfairly give advantage to a political party — the more common form of gerrymandering.
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Secret Service agents conducted a training exercise on the White House grounds on Friday designed to train agents to respond to "potential critical incidents" on the facility's grounds.
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Sanders' policy proposal of normalization with the fundamentalist regime ruling Iran is not only counter-productive on realist grounds, it is also immoral and unethical on idealist-liberal grounds.
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This drew particular umbrage from longtime Republican staff members and contributors who either opposed Mr. Trump's candidacy on ideological grounds or believed it demanded tough reporting on journalistic grounds.
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"He could find himself out of the prime minister's office and out of history," Ms. Galili-Zucker said, "having been defeated not on ideological grounds, but on personal grounds."
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Another annual rite of fall - the migration of birds from their summer breeding grounds to wintering grounds - is underway, but sadly fewer birds are taking the journey this year.
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The two companies have been testing prototype Pacificas at FCA's Chelsea Proving Grounds in Michigan and Arizona Proving Grounds in Yucca, Arizona, as well as at Waymo facilities in California.
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This is when whaling ships started following the whales from their breeding grounds to the east of equatorial South America to their feeding grounds near South Georgia Island and Antarctica.
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This would be grounds for his seeking injunctive relief — and it is the grounds by which injunctive relief is supposed to be sought and granted in the American legal system.
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Once your supplies are gathered, follow these steps: Measure the grounds and water according to the Coffee Gator recommendations — approximately two scoops (4 TBSP) of grounds per cup of coffee.
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The horse community established evacuation sites at the Solano Fair Grounds, Sonoma County Fair Grounds, Circle Oak Veterinary Clinic, Sonoma Horse Park and several privately owned barns in Marin County.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it has "reasonable grounds" for suspecting Amazon and Deliveroo could "cease to be distinct," which could give the authority grounds to block the investment.
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In cities from Baltimore to Phoenix, vacant houses attract crime, serve as breeding grounds for rats and dumping grounds for trash, strain fire and police services, and gut local property values.
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For example, coarser grounds can produce a more consistent 23% extraction yield of one flavor, while the finer grounds produce a variation of extractions of different flavors that can average 23%.
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" Talented pupil Shaquille, 16, told her, "Art grounds me.
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" He added, "I'm opposed to it on philosophical grounds.
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Jeff Merkley — will abandon him on the same grounds.
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FYI ... we're told there's no livestock on the grounds.
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"If you favor the Republican candidate on economic grounds, it's probably because you're opposed to the Democratic candidate on economic grounds, even if you don't know what the replacement is," Hoaas said.
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He was charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the second and fourth degrees, criminal possession of a weapon on school grounds and unlawful possession of a weapon on school grounds.
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The erection of the Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field fueled a local rivalry between the Giants and Dodgers that would also include a team of Polo Grounds renters — the newly christened Yankees.
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Specifically, humpbacks tend to gather near Raoul Island, about 700 miles from New Zealand, on their way from breeding grounds in Tonga and New Caledonia to feeding grounds in the Antarctic Ocean.
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Nick Kyrgios playing at Hisense Arena at the Australian Open brings in all sorts of curiosity seekers — those with grounds passes who know their tennis and those with grounds passes who don't.
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LOUIS EFFRAT POLO GROUNDS, April 13 Civic pride erupted in one lusty ovation after another at the Polo Grounds today as 12,447 baseball fans hailed the return of the prodigal National League.
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The family that owns Burghley House -- reminiscent of "Downton Abbey" with its Elizabethan architecture and expansive grounds -- wanted to partner with Rat Race and use the grounds for more than just horse events.
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They've argued that the FBI did not have grounds to search the laptop — and, as a result, did not have grounds to make the decision that would sink Clinton's standing in the polls.
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Could a coalition government drop Brexit on the same grounds?
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Their goal should be justified on grounds other than money.
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The fund excluded four shippers on these grounds in January.
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Lafayette Park is just north of the White House grounds.
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I will not defend them on P.R. grounds at all.
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One can perhaps excuse the students on grounds of immaturity.
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Opponents say that could be grounds for a legal challenge.
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After all it had disqualified candidates on spurious grounds before.
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The proving grounds serve up more than 100 challenging surfaces.
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I think that we have the grounds to do it.
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Painting becomes an intense form of meditation that grounds him.
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But there are other grounds for concern, Tillerson's critics say.
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"Every day gives grounds for impeachment," Pelosi said last week.
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Even more amazing than the main house were the grounds.
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The White House grounds are dotted with solar panels. 12.
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Norwegians have twice voted against EU membership, on sovereignty grounds.
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Earlier Friday, Vindman was escorted off the White House grounds.
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It might, but on political grounds it still looks unwise.
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That's definitely grounds for knocking Swift off the top spot.
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So on what grounds then am I objecting to this?
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Chyna later sued Kardashian on the grounds of revenge porn.
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The festival grounds sprawl out behind the local middle school.
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The states had no grounds to sue, the court ruled.
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The grounds also include a tennis court and manicured gardens.
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The reasons for these changing numbers offer grounds for hope.
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The Indian regulator has questioned Facebook's claims on two grounds.
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"Taurus had no grounds to distrust the buyers," it said.
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He went to the White House grounds under mysterious circumstances.
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Try to leave your regular stomping grounds for the holidays!
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Then they snapchatted their car ride to the festival grounds.
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They could end up opposing Trump's plans on deficit grounds.
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A court once suspended Shams' operating licence on dubious grounds.
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Nothing connects the crustacean victims except for their stomping grounds.
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Others serve as important breeding grounds for seabirds and seals.
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Friday at the Daniel Memorial Chapel on Furman's campus grounds.
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So there may be grounds for concerned consumers to complain.
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No longer will they be relegated to local sports grounds.
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I'm sure there will be a lot of common grounds.
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While futuristic, the project is based on solid grounds, i.e.
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It seems to me there was substantial grounds for concern.
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That is already grounds for getting maced in my world.
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The battle lines were not drawn on exclusively religious grounds.
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I don't think there's much if any grounds to resist.
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"On those grounds, CAT was a screaming buy," Cramer said.
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Eventually Beach Goth was moved back to the Observatory grounds.
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Starbucks, of course, stated that the accusations have no grounds.
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Unhappiness, abuse, and infidelity do not constitute grounds for annulment.
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She grew up on tribal grounds with 4,000 Native Americans.
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China subsequently detained two Canadian citizens on national security grounds.
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For every cup, around six servings of grounds gets recycled.
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So I don't think there's grounds for panic on that.
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Strong character grounds your kids when the world feels chaotic.
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Meanwhile, put the coffee grounds in a nonreactive heatproof container.
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When he arrives, he will find modest grounds for hope.
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The biofuel contains coffee oil, extracted from waste coffee grounds.
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Will the FCC net neutrality regulations fall on these grounds?
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The court overturned that decision on constitutional grounds on Thursday.
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But none of this is unusual or grounds for divorce.
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He would probably have me barred from Tottenham Stadium grounds.
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China said the boat was in China's traditional fishing grounds.
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Next exploring the grounds & house at Vice President's Residence. pic.twitter.
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Besides, environmental grounds can justify some types of special treatment.
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The legal grounds given for the divorce are irreconcilable differences.
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The extensive grounds include formal gardens, woodland and a lake.
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The four dissenting justices, all conservatives, rejected all legal grounds.
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The DOJ is reportedly investigating the automakers on antitrust grounds.
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Intersecting walls of windows in the sunroom overlook the grounds.
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With the data, you've got grounds to take calculated risks.
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The lava approached the grounds two days after the eruption.
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ON WHAT GROUNDS WOULD YOU CHALLENGE THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THIS?
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Today, some men offer to ruzhui, on grounds of poverty.
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However, many places, especially temporary festival grounds, have trouble complying.
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Faculty deans live on the same house grounds as students.
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They eventually move to a cottage on the Downton grounds.
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And these very grounds are being threatened by oil development.
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Mr. Langlais wanted wildlife and livestock to roam the grounds.
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A few days later, I had to dump the grounds.
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Free, and admission to the grounds is free until noon.
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The grounds for this unprecedented private subsidy of political sabotage?
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Still, the Brintroverts give Remain campaigners tentative grounds for optimism.
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"If you don't fill the grounds, that's unforgivable," she said.
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She's also been ordered to stay away from school grounds.
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To me this is not grounds for halting the talks.
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It was right down the block from the Polo Grounds.
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Her British citizenship was revoked last month on security grounds.
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He placed salt at key locations encircling the concert grounds.
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Repeated threats of violence were no longer grounds for commitment.
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And that in itself might be grounds for some optimism.
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Tourists view the Capitol grounds during a rainy Thursday afternoon.
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Everything in this narrative can be explained on natural grounds.
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There are no grounds for further delay in extraditing him.
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The grounds for skepticism only seemed to deepen on Monday.
|
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Ambulances arrived at the festival grounds quickly, but were overwhelmed.
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Softer lighting has been promoted in part on health grounds.
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Gibson has since revisited his old stomping grounds several times.
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And three Facebook Messenger users are suing on privacy grounds.
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It even alleges wild animals were roaming the festival grounds.
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Cities can be perfect breeding grounds for disease to spread.
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A docent was leading a tour group around the grounds.
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The hot spots are four sinkholes dotted around the grounds.
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In the spring and summer, families picnic on the grounds.
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The police were "not clearing the grounds," Ms. Yu said.
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On what grounds do these publications judge our spending habits?
|
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This was seen as noncompliance, further grounds to continue guardianship.
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She's been sighted in windows and walking around the grounds.
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If retrieved, it will be lovingly ushered off the grounds.
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One respondent said that the treatment was grounds for quitting.
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It was the grounds for removing Mr. Palij this week.
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At least 58 people on the festival grounds were killed.
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Another option is to allow them in on humanitarian grounds.
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Another option was to allow them in on humanitarian grounds.
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I was demanding to be heard on my own grounds.
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This night, on these very special grounds, it had overflowed.
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It doesn't operate on the grounds of true and false.
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We have seen school grounds where bullies push people around.
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Some of the guest bedrooms open to the estate grounds.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton went after Trump on characterological grounds.
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Historically, tech employees have rarely challenged executives on ethical grounds.
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Screening refugees and immigrants on security grounds is perfectly legitimate.
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I think the Senate has grounds to convict the president.
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It is the only one focused primarily on privacy grounds.
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The report listed acts that could be grounds for impeachment.
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Mukasey, which upheld the NSEERS program on national security grounds.
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But for now, he's not personally investing — on ethical grounds.
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That is immediately grounds-- BECKY QUICK: Oh, he doesn't drink.
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Reporters sit at tables on the grounds, smoking and chatting.
|
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You can't equate sacred sites and burial grounds with trash.
|
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Tamirat's calmly assured voice grounds her story in refreshing understatement.
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Many consumers have also swapped loose grounds for coffee pods.
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Because it wasn't, you have grounds to break the lease.
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Château d'Aunoy's grounds became a chaotic tangle of felled trees.
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What grounds her is her friends, her family, her girls.
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Mr. Finley is no longer affiliated with L.A. Green Grounds.
|
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A commemorative plaque indicates the site of the dueling grounds.
|
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He died not long after receiving parole on compassionate grounds.
|
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"The grounds they have stated are entirely spurious," he said.
|
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"He cannot avoid death penalty on these grounds," Maneshinde said.
|
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On strategic grounds, we believe he made the right choice.
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The monument would be placed on Capitol grounds in Nashville.
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There probably aren't compelling grounds for even imputing moral guilt.
|
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The government sued to block that deal on antitrust grounds.
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Outdoors a pool, cabana, and seating area complete the grounds.
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The US could even bomb certain training grounds inside Iran.
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The package has been removed from the grounds by police.
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Other states have filed similar suits on different legal grounds.
|
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After touring the lush grounds, I headed inside the home.
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" Nevertheless, he added, "Adnan has significant grounds to raise here.
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Sanjia is a small village that abuts the prison grounds.
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Do you object to monogamy on moral or philosophical grounds?
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"While there's a high bar for what constitutes grounds for impeachment, an offense does not have to be indictable," he wrote then, when he was discussing whether there were grounds for impeaching Barack Obama.
|
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"It doesn't affect us, because the way we've set up our development, we have the world's largest and most capable proving grounds right here," Reuss said, referring to the company's Milford Proving Grounds outside Detroit.
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Board of Education on originalist grounds, and I have published a lengthy originalist article that also defends the decision in Brown or originalist grounds, as well as an article defending the decision in Loving v.
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It takes both K-Cups and fresh grounds (use the grounds, though — it's better for the environment, and it tastes decidedly better anyway), and each side of the machine has an easy-access water reservoir.
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In Europe, though, it is banned on grounds of animal wellbeing.
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Mr. Wallace's conviction was overturned the same year on similar grounds.
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How many different communities reside, even momentarily, within these very grounds?
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He said Britain had no grounds to comment on Hong Kong.
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They lock up plenty of their own opponents on security grounds.
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It still faces challenges on competition grounds from state attorneys-general.
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MURPHY: I do think that there&aposs serious grounds for concern.
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The man&aposs behaviour provided grounds for officers to search him.
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The first thing I noticed when I hit the Coachella grounds?
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It grounds me in between intense workouts, and helps with recovery.
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The thing becomes his anchor — it grounds him in the everyday.
|
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But that would be on objective, substantive grounds challenging their trustworthiness.
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Now, he's denying her on the specific grounds of their relationship.
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The pinching happened on school grounds during class time, police say.
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On day two, he walked off the grounds, overcome with anxiety.
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However, during previous administrations some athletes refused invitations on political grounds.
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Coffee grounds, butter, a teaspoon of organic creamed honey, with milk.
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Shedd mused whether such a declaration would be grounds for impeachment.
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Try to understand on what grounds other angels and VCs passed.
|
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Olivia Colman just returned to her stomping grounds — onscreen, at least.
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Many countries already have laws to prevent discrimination on age grounds.
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She was out in public though, not on her own grounds.
|
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No one is allowed off the grounds until Trump is gone.
|
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However, the organization also had plenty of grounds to sanction Iran.
|
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The absence of Congress didn't mean the Capitol grounds were empty.
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The FBI found no grounds for continuing its investigation of Mateen.
|
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Question is ... is the mere attempt grounds to end a marriage?
|
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Mr Modi's ministers have justified the move partly on security grounds.
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Some detractors, including women, objected to Zere's clothing on religious grounds.
|
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On what grounds do immigration opponents justify obstructing this happy outcome?
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Visas are rejected on the flimsiest grounds, and appeals are difficult.
|
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The supporting cast, somehow, grounds and rounds out the emotional warfare.
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On these grounds, the university is probably unable to censure him.
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This is a very odd view of democracy on many grounds.
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You can go to the grounds and be the Sea Goddess.
|
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Wade is correctly decided on other (for instance, equal protection) grounds.
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Despite the unprecedented strike pattern, the government has grounds for confidence.
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Free with admission to the grounds, and until noon on Saturdays.
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Mr Kello lambasts such sceptics on both practical and theoretical grounds.
|
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But the Senate parliamentarian barred Corker's "trigger" proposal on procedural grounds.
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The court ruling was quickly reversed, partly on first-amendment grounds.
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Following Meng's arrest, China arrested two Canadians on national security grounds.
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Insurers may refuse to cover patients on religious grounds as well.
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Others ran through the grounds firing automatic weapons and lobbing grenades.
|
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In the case of coffee, that would be the coffee grounds.
|
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But now they are finally seeing some modest grounds for optimism.
|
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Such a step, China has said, would be grounds for war.
|
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But two aspects of the analysis offer fairer grounds for scepticism.
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The temptation of the comparison is understandable on storytelling grounds alone.
|
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The egg rolling tradition began in the 1870s on Capitol grounds.
|
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Flooding in arid areas creates breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
|
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Berlin says the rallies in Germany were canceled on security grounds.
|
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It's unclear what the grounds for such a lawsuit would be.
|
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Nor are the three men's hypocrisy legal grounds to dismiss them.
|
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Will they charge the oil company that razed sacred burial grounds?
|
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In many ways, their influence has permeated beyond the festival grounds.
|
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Minds' content policy says that doxing is grounds for a ban.
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Here's the full list of all 10 pilot designated proving grounds:
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I think that we have the grounds to do it. REP.
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Therefore, many would say that zoophilia is wrong on these grounds.
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Akihito has a driver's license, but only drives inside palace grounds.
|
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Schick was reportedly granted a similar exemption on the same grounds.
|
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The country said they released the college student on "humanitarian grounds."
|
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It was also the narrowest grounds and thinnest record for trial.
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WE ARE SEARCHING PEOPLE BEFORE THEY GET TO THE HOTEL GROUNDS.
|
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States are carefully considering legal grounds to challenge the new ban.
|
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Nowadays, the Vezenine Bled factory grounds function as a paintball site.
|
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So far some 66 companies have been excluded on ethical grounds.
|
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Both are excited to be back in their old stomping grounds.
|
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The filing does not describe the specific grounds for an appeal.
|
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Details of misconduct or grounds for appeal have not been disclosed.
|
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John McCain was a "no" last time, largely on process grounds.
|
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In many other countries, meanwhile, infertility can be grounds for ostracism.
|
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Capitol Police are required to secure all events on Capitol grounds.
|
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The grounds include a hotel, bars, restaurant, spa and swimming pools.
|
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But conservatives aren't alone in opposing the ACA on ideological grounds.
|
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Following her arrest, China arrested two Canadians on national security grounds.
|
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Like a lot of critters, they're losing habitat and feeding grounds.
|
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China has said its vessels were operating in "traditional fishing grounds".
|
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Those barriers are too often rationalized on privacy or security grounds.
|
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He began by ignoring him, on those grounds of non-intervention.
|
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Parents who want to decide on rational grounds get little help.
|
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Red Bull's new Proving Grounds Online tournaments will take place Aug.
|
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Aisha pulled off her skirt and jilbab and roamed the grounds.
|
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Unjustifiable on constitutional grounds, no matter how vital the cause, right?
|
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Mueller's indictment of numerous Russians on grounds that they had interfered?
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The application must state specific grounds for objecting to the outcome.
|
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Draper himself is pushing for the idea on vaguely libertarian grounds.
|
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The North Korean government said it released Warmbier on humanitarian grounds.
|
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Its recent ineffectiveness provides no grounds for excessive interest rate increases.
|
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The witness discussed his interview solely on the grounds of anonymity.
|
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Clive plans to question the number three hundred on statistical grounds.
|
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The grounds for refusing such access will be drawn very narrowly.
|
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Do we unlock our school grounds so that fear can reign?
|
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And Martin says he did oppose those bills on ideological grounds.
|
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The suspect also reportedly stole a bicycle from the synagogue's grounds.
|
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Admission to both the museum and the grounds is always free.
|
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His lawyers are appealing, on grounds of age and poor health.
|
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There are no grounds for power and wealth-sharing in Iraq.
|
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Collier, the court halted an execution in Texas on similar grounds.
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Instead, the court punted the cases on technical and procedural grounds.
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But the atmosphere on the White House grounds was generally calm.
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Once you're done, just rinse the grounds out of the filter.
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I bought a ticket and stepped outside to survey the grounds.
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State officials oppose Bucklew's request on both substantive and procedural grounds.
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They slept overnight on the grounds of the nearby Ommegang brewery.
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Nader and Broidy are dubious characters on other grounds as well.
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However, they are different than opposing such punishments on moral grounds.
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An earlier version filed in Maryland was dismissed on jurisdictional grounds.
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They also provide breeding grounds for fish and other sea creatures.
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Yet it is hard to defend the event on journalistic grounds.
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The water will rain down on the grounds and get brewing.
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They moved to Frogmore Cottage, on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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""[He's] so good for me because he grounds me so much.
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These are the grounds in which Voboril believes the bank retaliated.
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This year, they're hosting a trail race on the facility grounds.
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He would have had no grounds to have his sentence vacated.
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By my count, there are now four grounds to impeach Trump.
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Leashed dogs will be allowed on designated areas of the grounds.
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If there are grounds for hope, they lie in two findings.
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The city has promised compensation to firms closed on pollution grounds.
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Such an outcome is completely unacceptable on economic and social grounds.
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"Libertad" and "The Grounds," however, will likely not last as long.
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I kept awake by getting out and walking the hospital grounds.
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"People guess all kinds of things—liver, coffee grounds," he says.
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"Hot and moist areas are breeding grounds for bacteria," she added.
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The third incident reportedly took place in the festival's camp grounds.
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As a site for the first of two Grounds that Shout!
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My lone criticism should not be grounds for sidestepping this book.
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You can apply for a guided tour of the grounds here.
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Buddha statues are placed around the grounds and throughout the house.
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Keystone ultimately must find its footing on economic, not political, grounds.
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"Our job was to emphasize the grounds for impeachment," he added.
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Her familiarity grounds even the story's most horrific details in reality.
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Volunteers combed the grounds for survivors and carried out the injured.
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But the court said that was not grounds to impeach her.
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The birds, snug in their southern wintering grounds, don't know that.
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In July, the state banned e-cigs from all school grounds.
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The latter bid was blocked by American objections on security grounds.
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Stray goats roam over rubbish and rubble on the hospital grounds.
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A year later, he challenged his death sentence on those grounds.
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Twenty-two horses had died on the grounds over 11 weeks.
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Britain stripped her of her citizenship on security grounds last month.
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The Missouri state constitution counts "moral turpitude" as grounds for impeachment.
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Some states also include exemptions for discrimination based on religious grounds.
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I was an alien on those beautiful grounds of rolling green.
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In addition, most banks can no longer fail on "qualitative" grounds.
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He feels, on these grounds, a profound affinity for Trump voters.
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In Puglia, just saying hello is grounds for a small celebration.
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That would leave the court split 4-4 along ideological grounds.
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Gynecologists, for example, may refuse to perform abortions on those grounds.
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The appendix reminds us: New understandings are not grounds for dismissal.
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The battle is being fought on both moral and economic grounds.
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Those who were granted asylum often obtained it on multiple grounds.
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Peacocks roam the grounds and rooms start around $500 a night.
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You should certainly report to him any serious grounds for concern.
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Quammen walks the grounds where the horses and ranch owners walked.
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These mountain towns are also the training grounds for American Olympians.
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But opponents say that could be grounds for a legal challenge.
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The new irrigation features soon became breeding grounds for malarial mosquitoes.
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It was just that going off school grounds was too dangerous.
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Peloton later countersued on antitrust grounds, but the case was dismissed.
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The Ninth Circuit, by contrast, rested its conclusions on statutory grounds.
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Forcing Morey out on those grounds would be highly un-American.
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On government grounds, it was a bit of a different story.
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It also grounds her current role as an anti-aging guru.
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The governor has banned weapons on Capitol grounds for that day.
|
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Some said the impact evidence may produce grounds for an appeal.
|
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C. Circuit opinion completely upheld the decision on the substantive grounds.
|
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"I think this is on pretty strong legal grounds," Hemel said.
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This includes the nesting, migratory, and wintering grounds that birds require.
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" She added that "we believe we have excellent grounds for reversal.
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If confirmed, Azar will be returning to his old stomping grounds.
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He judges politics on aesthetic grounds as much as on issues.
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There are the grounds upon which Hillary and Bernie should meet.
|
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To the liberal justices, the grounds for a dismissal were clear.
|
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The grounds crew removed the tarp at about 6:30 p.m.
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The A.C.L.U. wrongly supported this devastating ruling on First Amendment grounds.
|
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Abuse of the pardon power could also be grounds for impeachment.
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He was walked off the White House grounds alongside his brother.
|
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" Back home, a few copies were "burned in the chapel grounds.
|
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All of these properties and their lush grounds welcome the public.
|
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It is the only hotel located on the grounds of JFK.
|
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Mercer, a landscape designer, used the grounds to demo her plantings.
|
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The George Washington Inn, almost on the Capitol grounds, housed 20.
|
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As plans for the grounds evolve, local experts have stayed involved.
|
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The city won a court case on those grounds in 1993.
|
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And, Amazon says, that should be grounds to vacate the award.
|
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His disqualification on seemingly trivial grounds may sound ridiculous to outsiders.
|
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Phillips: There was a disturbance there on the Lincoln Monument grounds.
|
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These are poor grounds on which to base foreign policy choices.
|
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Brad Sherman insisted there were already grounds to impeach the President.
|
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Some have even opposed preliminary research on geoengineering on these grounds.
|
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More than 40 people work for it on the grounds here.
|
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Maybe he would have fired on students outside the school grounds.
|
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"By all appearances, there were some grounds for prosecution," he said.
|
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Both systematically underfed themselves and claimed religious grounds for doing so.
|
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Government officials cited illegal construction as grounds to demolish the property.
|
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Tax havens are often seen as breeding grounds for criminal activity.
|
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In 2014, the court upheld France's burqa ban on similar grounds.
|
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The divorce was granted on grounds of adultery and cruel treatment.
|
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This should give Merkel enough grounds to drop him, diplomats said.
|
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But on those grounds, the "political revolution" theory is quite plausible.
|
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Each innovation left someone behind as culture decamped for trickier grounds.
|
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Many law enforcement officials support the registry on public safety grounds.
|
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The federal government in Brasilia ruled that out on humanitarian grounds.
|
|
"The Abood Court's analysis is questionable on several grounds," Alito wrote.
|
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That set in motion his impeachment on the grounds of perjury.
|
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The UK alone throws away 500,000 tonnes of waste coffee grounds each and every year, and bio-bean are turning those grounds into an energy boost of a different kind by creating biofuel with the waste.
|
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"A non-immigrant visitor who overstays a visa, is present without inspection, [or] commits a crime or fraud is just as removable under those grounds as terrorism grounds," a government fact sheet on the program proclaimed.
|
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Brewing time: You should let the coffee brew in your French Press for six to eight minutes, but first, you need to stir the grounds to ensure that the coffee grounds are properly wetted and brewing.
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"The intensive and thorough search of Building 26, as well as the grounds and additional buildings on the grounds of NMCSD, did not reveal anything unusual after the initial witness report was made," the Navy said.
|
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McLaughlin is such an avid hunter and angler that the grounds crew at Glen Abbey allows him to park an old retrofitted ice fishing hut on the grounds before he takes it north to his cottage.
|
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When the mushrooms have sucked the nutrients out of the coffee grounds, they leave a block of used grounds, which is degraded and full of fungus mycelium, which contains protein and calcium—and crickets love it.
|
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But stepping back, there are larger grounds to assess the boxers, grounds on which Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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His lawyers are appealing those on the same grounds, the Post reported.
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Couple of boys kicking around on the lush grounds of India Gate.
|
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However, the overall pattern of players' behaviour provides ample grounds for suspicion.
|
|
Trump's invocation of executive privilege should fail on other grounds as well.
|
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Papadopoulos said he believed there were grounds to withdraw his guilty plea.
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RAYMOND ARROYO, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Maybe she has grounds to be upset.
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Flouting company policies on expenses could even be considered grounds for firing.
|
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The intruder entered the grounds of Parliament at the Carriage Gates entrance.
|
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Any visit to the killing grounds of Normandy is humbling and inspiring.
|
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Private prisons are notorious for inmate suicides and violence on their grounds.
|
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The Coachella grounds may be huge, but the most exclusive areas aren't.
|
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We've also included the location of each vendor inside the festival grounds.
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I think that, you know, we have the grounds to do it.
|
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RBS had previously rejected a vote on the proposals on legal grounds.
|
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Bondi, a Republican, soon dropped her investigation, citing insufficient grounds to proceed.
|
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"They are giving El Chapo some magnificent grounds to appeal," Hope said.
|
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In 2013, Browder was released on the grounds of lack of evidence.
|
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Oracle said it saw many grounds to appeal and would do so.
|
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" Colin Powell once called them breeding grounds for "for fundamentalists and terrorists.
|
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That approval rate may fall after Sessions narrowed the grounds for asylum.
|
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After all, on most objective grounds, Russia is hardly a great power.
|
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The grounds at Chirk Castle may well have inspired Olmsted after all.
|
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You really have no grounds for the things you tie me to.
|
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But in each of the four areas there are grounds for caution.
|
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There is no national law that explicitly bars discrimination on those grounds.
|
|
It's not clear what grounds ICANN could use to block the sale.
|
|
Vindman was fired shortly after and escorted from the White House grounds.
|
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Those locations will be the first commercial testing grounds for Wander's pitch.
|
|
She seems to have laid all the grounds for her own downfall.
|
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That's been grounds enough, for some, to write off his work forever.
|
|
The two judges still took issue with Willett's approach on ideological grounds.
|
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The punchline: On strictly "break-even" grounds alone, you're better off waiting.
|
|
"Healing Grounds" is unlike any other modern still-life I have seen.
|
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And there will be middle grounds for Trump's personal involvement as well.
|
|
However, neither Spacey nor Weinstein have been reported on the Oscars grounds.
|
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Unfortunately, the land nearest to their feeding grounds is treacherous, rocky cliffs.
|
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But most of the grounds to make those drinks go to waste.
|
|
Cordray was prepared to sue the company on those grounds, sources said.
|
|
The administration will have difficulty withholding certification on the first three grounds.
|
|
That alone, Geragos argues, is enough grounds for dismal -- but there's more.
|
|
The Chinese effort was roundly condemned on grounds of safety and ethics.
|
|
Cemetery grounds superintendent Mark Johnson says the vandalism was discovered Saturday morning.
|
|
"This is unethical and can also be grounds for termination," Murphy adds.
|
|
News media traveling with the president-elect were kept off the grounds.
|
|
A lone reference to "angels" can merit a crackdown on blasphemy grounds.
|
|
Smokers can even light up on the grounds of schools and hospitals.
|
|
Ms Marjanac expects attribution suits on similar grounds as the science develops.
|
|
Coachella banning drug use on festival grounds is not a new policy.
|
|
Pruitt is likely to go after the CPP on technical legal grounds.
|
|
The Solution: Measure out your grounds to get just what you need.
|
|
Mr Nasralla wants the election to be annulled on grounds of fraud.
|
|
All vehicles had been searched before entering the festival grounds, he said.
|
|
The very biggest banks are barred from retail acquisitions on competition grounds.
|
|
Dallas Arboretum & Garden You'll never regret wandering the grounds of an arboretum.
|
|
Germany and Britain have mostly kept quiet about Poland on pragmatic grounds.
|
|
America has already blocked deals on grounds of national security, some tenuous.
|
|
Ten years later, reconstruction of the palace grounds may be fast approaching.
|
|
Florida caselaw is clear that this is grounds for a new trial.
|
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Birdbaths, flowerpots and clogged gutters all make for excellent mosquito breeding grounds.
|
|
Sanitary and phytosanitary measures, imposed on health grounds, lowered them by 7.3%.
|
|
Ford's arrival marks an industry-wide expansion from the "usual" testing grounds.
|
|
If they can't climax from rimjobs alone, it's grounds for being institutionalized.
|
|
If I exhibited too many clues, that would be grounds for arrest.
|
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White House staffers are often helpful to the wildlife roaming the grounds.
|
|
Most of them have declined to help Arsenal based on privacy grounds.
|
|
The area's high schools are considered fertile recruiting grounds for new members.
|
|
PARIS, Oct 22 (Reuters) - France sees no grounds to extend Britain's Oct.
|
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For relaxation, there's a private, all-weather tennis court on the grounds.
|
|
He then called hotel security guards who removed Azealia from the grounds.
|
|
The planned pipeline affects sacred Standing Rock Sioux land and burial grounds.
|
|
They qualify on four out of the five international grounds for asylum.
|
|
The building is on the same grounds, enclosed by the same fence.
|
|
The annual Easter Egg Roll is being held on White House grounds.
|
|
It is not clear on what grounds they contested the Mazzoncinis' guardianship.
|
|
In legal ethics, the appearance of a conflict is grounds for recusal.
|
|
This could prove to be grounds for an appeal down the line.
|
|
Conservatives have previously based their attacks on the pope on doctrinal grounds.
|
|
Obama has said he believes the plan is on secure legal grounds.
|
|
Around 500 more drugs may be banned in future on similar grounds.
|
|
Dozens of activists, journalists, bloggers and artists were jailed on political grounds.
|
|
They asked participants to clear the festival grounds by noon on Sunday.
|
|
Secret Service agents did check the grounds, but not with any urgency.
|
|
Construction will disturb this land on which there are sacred burial grounds.
|
|
Her inspiration this time came from the supposed spirituality of the grounds.
|
|
It had been blocked by courts on both constitutional and statutory grounds.
|
|
Eric Swalwell says about Devin Nunes and his WH grounds meeting. pic.twitter.
|
|
On these grounds Mr Heuet's work has received mixed reviews in France.
|
|
Everyone knows that on The Bachelorette, weakness is grounds for relentless bullying.
|
|
Citizens complain that decisions which affect them are taken on impenetrable grounds.
|
|
The administration can grant such a waiver on grounds of national security.
|
|
Each game opens with Vic having just snuck onto the commune's grounds.
|
|
In recent writings he has returned to his old European stomping grounds.
|
|
They declined to identify him on grounds of Austria's data protection rules.
|
|
The stricter cellphone policy has officially been justified under national security grounds.
|
|
Democrats' hope has been that Mueller's report would provide solid grounds and
|
|
Some faculty members disputed the validity of the vote on procedural grounds.
|
|
Comedian Chelsea Handler was spotted on the Wimbledon grounds on July 2.
|
|
Fluharty questions the grounds for the separation of Maria and her children.
|
|
GL: Is that really grounds for considering it a controlled substance, though?
|
|
Following Meng's arrest, China detained two Canadian citizens on national security grounds.
|
|
In doing so, the high court narrowed the grounds for corruption cases.
|
|
Ticket prices rose, foreign players were lured in and the grounds sanitised.
|
|
The WTO allows countries to restrict exports and production on environmental grounds.
|
|
But the judges emphasised that their decision was reached on narrow grounds.
|
|
The court's grounds for Mr Sharif's dismissal were narrow in the extreme.
|
|
And the EU and Germany are also investigating Amazon on antitrust grounds.
|
|
Egregious or repeated behavior is grounds for removal from the Developer Program.
|
|
Back-to-back years of negative worth is also grounds for delisting.
|
|
China says its fishing vessel was operating in "traditional Chinese fishing grounds".
|
|
The US has blacklisted 8 Chinese tech firms on rights violations grounds.
|
|
The first time, the ACCC blocked the proposed deal on antitrust grounds.
|
|
There were also big screens broadcasting the races scattered throughout the grounds.
|
|
Upstairs, the large master bedroom is lined with windows overlooking the grounds.
|
|
The staples of our culture wars make for lousy grounds for impeachment.
|
|
Visitors can tour the grounds and castle daily from 9:30 a.m.
|
|
He opposed the execution of underage criminals on constitutional grounds in 2005.
|
|
These calls for dramatic intervention on antitrust grounds overlook three critical points.
|
|
The district court denied Ray's appeal on timeliness grounds on February 1.
|
|
I'm not a mental health professional to assess him on those grounds.
|
|
Prominent U.S. politicians have taken to regularly criticizing Amazon on those grounds.
|
|
Diplomatic, strategic, and ethical considerations are reasonable grounds to justify export denials.
|
|
Texas prosecutors now say Mr. Buck's appeal is barred on procedural grounds.
|
|
You just scoop the grounds into the trash and rinse it out.
|
|
And Hyman, who objected to monogamy on philosophical grounds, was chronically unfaithful.
|
|
The lower house voted this month there were grounds for a trial.
|
|
And, like treason, a high crime and misdemeanor is grounds for impeachment.
|
|
The historian Peter M. Filim took us around the grounds by trolley.
|
|
There are two cannons buried in the grounds of Princeton University's campus.
|
|
The monastery grounds are carved into the slope of a chestnut forest.
|
|
This seemed possible because Trump had independent compelling grounds to fire Comey.
|
|
The justices could turn away one or both cases on procedural grounds.
|
|
Regulators from several states have called for more oversight on antitrust grounds.
|
|
Could the New York case be thrown out on double jeopardy grounds?
|
|
Wimbledon in 1884, the doubles were played away from the main grounds.
|
|
His appearance on Tuesday afternoon created a palpable buzz on the grounds.
|
|
Lawyers for Gawker Media say they have strong grounds for an appeal.
|
|
She was detained in the grounds of the Parliament for 11 months.
|
|
But their case against the 2011 Republican map relied on similar grounds.
|
|
Mueller's prosecutors have pushed back on both arguments on technical legal grounds.
|
|
Dutton said the pace of resettlements was determined on national security grounds.
|
|
"I think what we have seen so far is grounds for impeachment."
|
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Let your coffee grounds work double time as an exfoliating face scrub.
|
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If you reuse coffee grounds, there is no additional cost for those.
|
|
An iron gate on the grounds opens to reveal a circular driveway ...
|
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One of the eight, a book, was redacted on national security grounds.
|
|
But it's hard to defend the Supreme Court on these grounds today.
|
|
A 2014 lawsuit against the medical copay failed along those very grounds.
|
|
My grandmother was released from prison at age 66 on "compassionate" grounds.
|
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But the biggest spike has been in drugs found on the grounds.
|
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Esquivel is replacing another deputy, who is standing down on health grounds.
|
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First, I wanted to test how the grounds cooked on their own.
|
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Given the childish behavior of both sides, he is on good grounds.
|
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It is one of the orcas' favorite foraging grounds in the summer.
|
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There our son ran around the grounds and sized up the playground.
|
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Washington's grounds crew tended to the infield between innings throughout the day.
|
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Turkish courts several times refused his appeal for release on health grounds.
|
|
Last December, President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski pardoned Mr. Fujimori on medical grounds.
|
|
But on weekends, within the grounds of the gurudwara life was different.
|
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"I think states will have the grounds to challenge it," he said.
|
|
Verizon's purchase of AOL began at a lunch meeting on the grounds.
|
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An appeals court could overturn the verdict on grounds it's simply excessive.
|
|
The hotel and grounds, a bit battered, were as welcoming as ever.
|
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The grounds include three crepe myrtle trees and a Confederate jasmine hedge.
|
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Yet no one within the film argues against him on these grounds.
|
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In Banal Presents the present serves as the grounds for critical intervention.
|
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Universities are recruiting grounds for would-be bombers, says the former official.
|
|
It is this realism which grounds the horror in something more credible.
|
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Op-Ed Contributor Imagine if prisons looked like the grounds of universities.
|
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"The Americans don't have any grounds to impose sanctions," Mr. Ryabkov said.
|
|
Cases challenging the rule on similar grounds are pending in North Dakota.
|
|
Today, children supported by the Christian charity still study on temple grounds.
|
|
Semenya appealed the verdict to Switzerland's supreme court on human rights grounds.
|
|
The monarch butterflies have long since migrated to their Mexican wintering grounds.
|
|
The grounds are now mostly abandoned, suffering from neglect, vandalism and arson.
|
|
Prosecutors cited Mr. Flynn's assistance as grounds for leniency in his sentencing.
|
|
By now, the allegation has been widely undermined, usually on two grounds.
|
|
" Still, he allowed, the Overtoun grounds are "more spiritual than other parts.
|
|
No grounds exist to establish any purpose other than a political one.
|
|
The office denied Oracle's protest and later rejected IBM's on procedural grounds.
|
|
And a congressional majority could impeach the president on virtually any grounds.
|
|
Such a move would likely trigger legal challenges on due process grounds.
|
|
They declined to speak with reporters and quickly disappeared from the grounds.
|
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FYI: Save coffee grounds for mulch, or put them in the trash.
|
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Those who were granted entry often argued their cases on multiple grounds.
|
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It turned out to be the grounds of the local lunatic asylum.
|
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The grounds are planted with fruit-bearing trees, including lemon and avocado.
|
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A GrowNYC Fresh Food Box pop-up operates weekly on the grounds.
|
|
Women security guards surveilled the festival grounds at Los Angeles Historic Park.
|
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He also abstained on the 2013 equal marriage act on procedural grounds.
|
|
Hospitals are erecting inflatable, sealed-off infectious disease tents on their grounds.
|
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Mr. Sotomayor, 54, continued to crisscross the sprawling grounds of the development.
|
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I stared out my huge windows, eyeing the Kentucky grounds with awe.
|
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Both women wanted doctors' prescriptions for the free pharmacy on the grounds.
|
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The entire grounds of Versailles spread over 2,014 acres (3.14 square miles).
|
|
Three sets of glass doors look out on the porch and grounds.
|
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But who cares, if your grounds look as blowzily romantic as hers?
|
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But those which aren't, Sanger writes, are often denied on dubious grounds.
|
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Columbia and the hospital system have contested the suit on procedural grounds.
|
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At Leicester City, the grounds staff mowed poppies into the playing surface.
|
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"That was the only grounds for divorce back then," Mr. Younkins said.
|
|
The company has successfully overturned previous talc verdicts on technical legal grounds.
|
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TOLO reported some were able to take people from the hotel grounds.
|
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Without meeting these two points, there are no grounds for a negotiation.
|
|
Fundamentalist Protestant families there are vehemently opposed to vaccines on religious grounds.
|
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The other counts offer legal but likely ineffectual grounds to block deportations.
|
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The grounds of the Jack Daniel's distillery in Lynchburg flooded on Saturday.
|
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People usually play cards while kids cycle around the grounds, he said.
|
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However, the evacuees aren't able to leave the grounds of the base.
|
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The school's architecture and grounds did all they could to remedy this.
|
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On its thousand-acre grounds deer step gingerly between oaks and maples.
|
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The High Court tossed the suit a year ago on legal grounds.
|
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One provision of the law turned petty crimes into grounds for deportation.
|
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Identify hunting grounds by consulting geologic maps and paleontology websites like myFossil.
|
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Trilobites Male humpbacks sing songs that are distinctive to their breeding grounds.
|
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We agreed to meet at the lunch hour on the conference grounds.
|
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But their arguments in those cases had been made on narrower grounds.
|
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The men-only pool was on the grounds of the Intercontinental Hotel.
|
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Give young people the power to veto future business on environmental grounds.
|
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Many artists have refused to show at these institutions on moral grounds.
|
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During his time in probation, he is prohibited from entering school grounds.
|
|
The most important political space is not the grounds of the Kremlin.
|
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They live in detached houses on the grounds beside manicured playing fields.
|
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"No weapons will be allowed on Capitol grounds," said Northam, a Democrat.
|
|
Merely being gay is not grounds for automatic deferral in those countries.
|
|
The hospitals could also succeed by raising First Amendment grounds, he said.
|
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Prisoners in Shanghai en route to their execution grounds, circa May 1949.
|
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The search took place outside club grounds in a nearby parking lot.
|
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After touring the grounds, they sat on a bench overlooking a pond.
|
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But it's very hard to make the case on purely historical grounds.
|
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Banks resisted the rule on grounds such trading is hard to define.
|
|
What grounds it is Khalid's singing, which unfolds in slow, syrupy drops.
|
|
That effort was effectively blocked by the Obama administration on antitrust grounds.
|
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They are fertile breeding grounds for our worst bros and bro-ettes.
|
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Watch this from VICE: Text messages are also breeding grounds for miscommunication.
|
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As it turns out, Peter Parker's old stamping grounds have changed, too.
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Obstruction of justice is certainly grounds for the removal of a president.
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Poverty, even crushing poverty, isn't valid grounds for asylum under US law.
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She said no thanks and was kicked off school grounds in August.
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Not every challenge in New York will be run on ideological grounds.
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It's best to define centrism on substantive grounds, not merely political ones.
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But the grounds that are invoked often seem to stretch that definition.
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"A piece of America's heart is buried on these grounds," Trump said.
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Some of us even oppose the death penalty on exactly these grounds.
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This is a crucial difference — and it is also grounds for optimism.
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At the burial grounds, the men gathered next to a red coffin.
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There is a case to be made for Biden on these grounds.
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And one particular figure in the report gave me grounds for hesitation.
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Windsor overturning the federal Defense of Marriage Act on equal protection grounds.
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The "ashram and festival grounds were lined with trash cans," she said.
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Scientists soon found another valuable by-product from the grounds: coffee oil.
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The company is constantly looking for different ways to use coffee grounds.
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Patricia: I think there are some powerful teaching grounds around our story.
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Humpback whales, those massive filter feeders reportedly plotting to take over the world, migrate thousands of miles in order to rear their young, from high latitude feeding grounds in the Arctic and Antarctic to warm, tropical breeding grounds.
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The House would need to decide there are grounds for impeachment Impeachment proceedings begin in the House of Representatives, where lawmakers can introduce an impeachment resolution or a resolution authorizing an investigation into whether grounds for impeachment exist.
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Without one, taking the portafilter out too soon can result in a scalding spray of soppy espresso grounds, or stored water in the group head, which could also mean coffee grounds getting up in there, necessitating a cleaning.
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