What he does not yet have in hand are the articles of impeachment.
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"It's a game you feel like you have in hand," third baseman Chase Headley said.
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"When we get back, we realize the job we have in hand," Boughner told reporters.
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The silver lining is that we think we have in hand the necessary information to fix the problem.
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But it's risky to make current spending decisions based on those plans, against funds you don't have in hand.
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"The data we have in hand suggest instead that the recovery would continue apace even with little monetary policy accommodation."
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Ahead, check out the information you need to have in hand and at your fingertips to get out there and vote!
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I can compute what I want to compute for high-energy states using this low-energy data I already have in hand.
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He said it was better to concentrate on "a project we have in hand" in India, and then look to push expansion into other markets.
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It's just what we think we're most likely to do at that moment based upon the information we have in hand at that moment in time.
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One of them, Philipp Schnabl, says the point is not how much capital banks have in normal times but how much they have in hand when trouble arrives.
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"If they don't do the dispute resolution ... or agriculture, I don't think it precludes them declaring victory in the parts they have (in hand)," said the first source.
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The book we have in hand, however, made me wonder whether anyone can develop a sensibility so flexible it can address both sorts of experience with equal intimacy.
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"I view the data we have in hand as suggesting a generally healthy labor market, not one in which substantial slack remains or one that is overheated," Ms. Yellen said.
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Inspectors general have spent time and taxpayer dollars arguing for access to documents they should, by law, have in hand — denying the American people the robust scrutiny of their federal government.
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"I think as time goes on its yield rate will improve, and foldables that customers have in hand will be much better," said analyst Lee Kyu-ha at NH Investment & Securities.
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The legislation, backed by leaders of both parties, is a rare bipartisan achievement that lawmakers are eager to have in hand when they go home to campaign for the midterm elections.
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Just as litigators should already know the answer to questions they pose to witnesses, we should have in hand a well carved out plan for denuclearization along with no-limit verification procedures.
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But sometimes bad news comes in the form of reporters seeking the official take for a story they already have in hand—about an inappropriate employee party, say, or an unintended "official"-seeming comment.
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"Despite recent market turbulence, the data we have in hand suggests an economy that remains on solid footing heading into the new year," Ford Chief Economist Emily Kolinski Morris said on a conference call.
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"The Somali national forces now have in hand the few soldiers and officers who were behind today's incident and we assure we shall bring them before justice," he said on state-run Somalia News Agency.
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While lives have been saved, the overall progress in the fight against malaria is still slow, and it would be great to have in-hand a game-changing technology to accelerate future public health gains.
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"I think that they've done the best job given the data they have in hand and it's very plausible," Michael Shara, curator at the Department of Astrophysics at the American Museum of Natural History in New York told Gizmodo.
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"The Somali national forces now have in hand the few soldiers and officers who were behind today's incident and we assure we shall bring them before justice," he said in comments reported by the state-run Somalia News Agency.
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"I have the ability with the law, which I have in hand and can show you, to collect the girl, take her to a shelter or repatriate her to her place of origin," the man said in a recording provided to BuzzFeed News.
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The company is targeting $300 million in revenue in 2016, an impressive jump over its $50 million target last year, but it still lacks a lot of the necessary performance metrics advertisers like to have in hand before setting aside serious ad dollars on a regular basis.
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"The yuan will keep depreciating as time goes by, so we should swap the money we have in hand into tangible assets," Li Xiaodong, chairman of Canaan Capital, tells his audience, while exhorting them to pull their money out of China while the going is still good and pour it into property in Spain and Portugal.
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A group of young guys occupies a university. Young people are fighters student revolution of the Sixties, and now that they have in hand the building, the guys begin to argue among themselves, bringing new ideas and changes. However, they do nothing but talk nonsense, not changing anything in society.
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The Neapolitan Commissioner Rizzo, said "Flatfoot", leaves to Egypt; a major Italian scientist has disappeared. The man in fact, before the kidnapping, was doing a research on the oil fields in Egypt, and as a gang of criminals had put on his trail to get their hands on his projects. Flatfoot, who arrives in the land of the pharaohs, discovers that the scientist is kidnapped because he has realized that a particular beetle is attracted by land oilfields and nests on them. Now that the criminals have in hand the research of the scientist, Flatfoot sets out in search of them ...
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An XML serialization of this ontology is defined in the Moby API such that any given ontology node has a predictable XML structure. Thus, between these two ontologies, a service provider and/or a client program can receive a piece of Moby XML, and immediately know both its structure, and its "intent" (semantics). The final core component of Moby is the MOBY Central web service registry. MOBY Central is aware of the Object, Namespace and Service ontologies, and thus can match consumers who have in-hand Moby data, with service providers who claim to consume that data-type (or some compatible ontological data-type) or to perform a particular operation on it.
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A few days later Margaret returns home, having been away on a protracted visit to her brother Robert in Croydon. With her come her brother and his overbearing and snobbish wife. When they leave, Emma declines an invitation to accompany them back. Here the story broke off, but Edward Austen-Leigh's Memoir gave a hint of how it was to continue: > When the author's sister, Cassandra, showed the manuscript of this work to > some of her nieces, she also told them something of the intended story; for > with this dear sister - though, I believe, with no one else - Jane seems to > have talked freely of any work that she might have in hand.
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He was elected Member of Parliament for Cornwall in 1542 and 1547. He was High Sheriff of Devon for 1543 and 1552, High Sheriff of Cornwall for 1556 Google Books and in 1557 named commissioner of muster in Cornwall to call out and arm three hundred men. He was complimented by Thomas Cromwell on the lucidity of the reports which he sent up from quarter sessions. He prided himself on his housekeeping, taking care to always have in hand two years' provision of all things necessary for himself and his family, and he kept in a chest for current needs a sum of money which he never allowed to fall below £100. His hospitality earned him the name of ‘the good old knight of the castle.’ He died on 1 February 1562, as is shown by the inquisition on his will, and was buried in Maker Church under a tombstone, the inscription on which states that he died 1 December 1561.
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