" He said, "I don't have any holds on anybody.
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Then Cle holds on to Helena's hands and kisses them.
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It will be a remarkable win if Lamb holds on.
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The nation still holds on to its proud scientific traditions.
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Finally, Trump is vindictive and legendarily holds on to grudges.
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Meanwhile, Facebook holds on to all the contacts you handed over.
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If that trend holds on Sunday, Mr. Fernández, 60, and Mrs.
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EditorsNote: updates Stanford holds on against No. 11 Oregon STANFORD, Calif.
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President Trump has placed holds on aid a number of times.
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The series holds on this image for an agonizingly long time.
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The average American holds on to just 7.5% of their disposable income.
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"How the past holds on," remarks Anthony in "An Idyll in Winter".
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Those states issued holds on capital punishment while the processes were reviewed.
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While incarcerated, she holds on to the thought of her son, Jackson.
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Until then, King Camp Gillette's dream holds on by the thinnest margin.
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Today, Australia's princes and queens enjoy strong holds on their respective platforms.
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The Israeli drama "Incitement" grabs a third rail and holds on tight.
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There's that little bit that holds on: 'Well, I'm almost an atheist.
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He cares about that and he still holds on to Fox News.
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That's if Netflix's popular drama "The Crown" holds on for several more seasons.
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But she holds on in the affluent and diverse states along the coasts.
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And in the meantime, the judges have put temporary holds on McGahn's testimony.
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"If I'm not getting enough [fat], my body holds on to calories," she says.
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The New York Public Library has more than 220,230 holds on its 210 copies.
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Rick Scott (R) holds on to his lead of about 12,500 votes over Sen.
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He told CNN he would lift his "holds" on those judges following this vote.
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And that's if he even holds on to that majority, and his own job.
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Like a lost lover, it holds on tight long after the affair is over.
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Ayham holds on to hope that he can be reunited with his ISIS family.
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And he holds on to all of that and resents me for all of that.
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Republicans agree almost unanimously that a shutdown would shatter their fragile holds on each chamber.
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Gary Johnson holds on to 8 percent support and Jill Stein has 4 percent support.
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"If $1.45 holds [on the pound], the strength towards the dollar is intact," said Wald.
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But work both bills has since stalled, with several Republicans placing holds on the legislation.
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If they do, it's really hard for me to see how the G.O.P. holds on.
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If Woods holds on to his lead, he would notch his first victory since 2013.
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That's his second, so he'll miss the quarterfinals if Brazil holds on and wins today.
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I hope, for our editor's sake, Uber holds on to all news until you return.
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Benjamin Netanyahu will surpass that record in mid-2019 if he holds on to office.
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That didn't happen: Three Republican senators put "holds" on the bill, which remain in place.
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They have indulged one another's holds on nominations, often for the most parochial of reasons.
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Indeed, its roots and rhizomes form a thick underground "mat" that holds on to soil particles.
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CNBC has reported that the average American holds on to just 7.5% of their disposable income.
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After each of those cases, states issued holds on capital punishment while their processes were reviewed.
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But the palace holds on, in the centre, reminding people of what once was the norm.
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There is also an informal process in which key lawmakers can put "holds" on arm sales.
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In exchange, Gardner said he has agreed to lift his remaining holds on Justice Department nominees.
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If the plan holds on Thursday it would be the latest opening in nearly two decades.
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Only by doing so can the beliefs he holds – on Zionism, on Israel, on Palestine – be understood.
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And at a certain point, you start to wonder exactly how he holds on to his power.
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The cameras holds on Jordyn, rather than actual KarJenner Kylie, because Jordyn is the real focus here.
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Conversely, investors are eyeing the impact that a tightly controlled M&A regulatory system holds on investments.
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Cotton ended up releasing the holds on the ambassadors to Sweden and Norway, but not on Butts.
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Ikeda's relentless, overwhelming audiovisual works evoke the totalitarian grip that digital media holds on our daily lives.
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Facebook users are able to request to see some of the personal data Facebook holds on them.
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Senators from both parties have long employed short holds on nominations for leverage with the White House.
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Lower-level appointees, in particular, have become cannon fodder in a procedural war of "holds" on nominees.
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Apple last month began allowing customers to download copies of all the data it holds on them.
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She wins and he holds on to his rosiest convictions about what he and his presidency symbolize.
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LEDE: There are multiple holds on the re-nomination of Democratic Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel.
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Here are three places to always use a credit card to avoid holds on your bank account.
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That's Maguire's first yellow of the tournament, so he's safely in the semifinals if England holds on.
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Each founder is allotted 15% carry in his or her fund, while Spearhead holds on to 5%.
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It may lack the King intensity, but it holds on to a measure of his dark humor.
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That seems increasingly possible as Mr. Sanders holds on to front-runner status in the 2020 campaign.
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From a slightly high angle, the camera steadily holds on her face as she stares into nothingness.
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As numerous witnesses have testified, temporary holds on foreign aid occur fairly frequently for many different reasons.
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The administration also side-stepped the process to repeal regulations by implementing delays and holds on rules.
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Jowaher, 8, holds on to her favorite toy while she waits to enter Vinojug reception center, in Macedonia.
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The maps are drawn from the data Facebook holds on its userbase, as well as commercially available datasets.
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Your film holds on one character, but plenty of action plays out in the periphery of the frame.
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They can keep a few useful cap holds on the books and still shop around for Russell's replacement.
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Even if Hillary Clinton holds on to a narrow lead, Bernie Sanders put on an extremely strong performance.
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When asked whether or not Trim holds on to that information, Smyth said company stores users session logs.
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American Eagle holds on to the No. 2 spot but with a higher share this year than last.
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Private equity typically holds on to businesses before selling them or taking them public on the stock market.
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The middle ground between the fear of our foods and the proprietary holds on them seems very small.
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Our DNA holds on to the past, learns from it and advances from one generation to the next.
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Its vegetation holds on to billions of metric tons of carbon that could oxidize into heat-trapping gases.
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This month marks a year since the State Department lifted holds on selling weapons to the Bahrain military.
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Amanda holds on to the rope for her life while he jumps on like a gorilla and goes bananas.
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Cornyn said that while several senators originally had placed holds on the measure, they had all relented save one.
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The PBOC holds on to its purchases of CNH, thus depleting the supply of CNH available for interbank lending.
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"If that holds on a closing basis I think we're OK and we get a decent rally," he said.
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If Cox holds on to win, it would give Democrats a net pickup of 40 House seats this year.
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The central bank will begin rolling off some of the bonds it holds on its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Senators on both sides of the debate have used parliamentary procedures like holds on administrative appointments to punish rivals.
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Here, a woman holds on to a man, executing a smooth, flowing sequence of arcing bends and languorous stretches.
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Catch the moment when he holds on to a melting high note as his silly companions shake their posteriors.
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Turner Stancil is pulling a wood cart full of his wife's supplies while she holds on to his arm.
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Menendez said those possible consequences may include holds on nominations or continuing to hold up funding on arms sales.
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Its current list includes several canceled A380s, though Airbus says it holds on to deals to help enforce contract rights.
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In fact, King didn't even think that she could aspire to have the strong role she currently holds on HTGAWM.
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He had put holds on several Treasury nominees because he felt that Treasury had been "stonewalling" Democrats' requests for information.
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Rick Snyder (R) to resign or be recalled, two Republican senators kept their holds on the bill in place. Sens.
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The same pattern holds on same-sex marriage, which now also enjoys majority support but still provokes substantial regional variation.
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Instead, he just holds on it, inviting you to fill it with meaning or simply ponder the ineffable with dread.
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In Burundi, President Pierre Nkurunziza holds on to power despite violence that heralded his third term re-election in 2015.
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The beautiful translation comes courtesy of Leri Price and holds on to the integrity of Khalifa's purpose and compelling prose.
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The camera holds on Mija's face as she watches J (Paul Dano) tenderly pull a shard of plastic from Okja's foot.
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" "I had my hands up in the air and some dude straight up bites onto my underarm hair and holds on.
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But, Annalise literally holds on too tight to Carr during dinner, practically squeezing her hand off while speechifying about performative lives.
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It is a quick sale for a private equity firm, which typically holds on to assets for three to five years.
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Senate Republicans placed these "holds" on more than 100 of President Barack Obama's nominees, blocking the motion to consider their nomination.
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Holds on presidential nominees can only be broken by a successful cloture vote to cut off debate on a given motion.
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And yet Mr Kabila holds on, getting ever weaker, but seemingly without any exit plan or any hope of reasserting control.
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The original "Absolute Unit" tweet falls squarely in this category, and the stink of that holds on through the later iterations.
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It's possible other senators have holds on the nominees, but so far Durbin is the only senator to disclose a hold.
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It was Wells that inspired my pique, but it is not alone in the frustrating way it holds on to customers.
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"Ctrl," SZA's first album for a major label, holds on to the electronics and the leisurely tempos of her past work.
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The FCC will only review the deal if the combined company holds on to many of Time Warner's broadcast TV licenses.
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The conservative principles that Justice Thomas came to embrace — and still holds on the Supreme Court — reflect that sense of defeat.
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His father, Nourredine Messaoudi, a minibus driver, still holds on to his son's burned bus card, neatly folded in his wallet.
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The conservative principles that Justice Thomas came to embrace — and still holds on the Supreme Court — reflect that sense of defeat.
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Palmer: This is clearly a time when people are very uncertain about what the future holds on pretty much every front.
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Some swings feature only drapes of fabric as holds on either side, while others have single, double or triple sets of handles.
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As average temperatures rise, air warms and holds on to more moisture, roughly 7 percent more water for every degree Celsius increase.
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To weaken it further, the U.S. Treasury could sell the greenback to buy foreign currency, using dollars that it holds on reserve.
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At the heart of the disputes was a disagreement over how Qualcomm charges royalties on patents that it holds on mobile chips.
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And that's assuming that Jones holds on in Alabama, as do New Hampshire's Jeanne Shaheen, Virginia's Mark Warner, and Michigan's Gary Peters.
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Durant is up to 35 points, making a strong case for Finals M.V.P. if Golden State holds on to win this game.
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The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates and is preparing to pare back the $251.87 trillion it holds on its balance sheet.
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Sanders is willing to do some damage to the front-runner as he holds on to hopes of grabbing the Democratic nomination.
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If the regime holds on to power by means of Chinese technology, it will feed popular anger towards China and its Russian clients.
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Because the sticky mucus holds on to bacteria, it increases the likelihood of infections, which causes extensive damage to the lungs over time.
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If the share drop holds on Thursday, it would be Facebook's largest single-day decline, topping a 12 percent decrease in July 2012.
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In the footage, young Schumer and Caramele ride a white horse together as the protective older sister holds on tight to the pommel.
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Intel could still make money on its Cloudera bet if it holds on to its shares and the stock rallies following the offering.
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A quick check of the California Department of Corrections shows that of 128,643 state inmates approximately 10 percent have immigration holds on them.
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Like filibusters, holds on presidential nominees can only be broken by a successful cloture vote to cut off debate on a given motion.
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Ryoji Ikeda's overwhelming sound and video installations, exhibited at Centre Pompidou, evoke the totalitarian grip that Big Data holds on our daily lives.
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For all its active silliness, the movie holds on to that familial through line in a way that's appealing and, ultimately, oddly moving.
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Set to go into effect in 2020, the law will grant Californians the right to see what data a company holds on them.
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Civil society leaders told me they want the United States to keep the holds on the aid and to expand human rights conditions.
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But it is critical to underscore that many Republicans have placed "holds" on Trump's nominees across the alphabet soup of departments and agencies.
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The carrier is also wary of doing a deal if the government holds on to any minority or majority stake in Air India.
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Yet even Republicans who are uneasy about Mr. Trump say lawmakers need to understand the grip he holds on the conservative grass roots.
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Obviously that prohibition no longer holds on this opinion page, and major media organizations have become increasingly willing to point out raw falsehoods.
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Copies were placed in storage holds on both coasts: at an underground vault in Boyers, Pa., and a high-rise facility in Hollywood.
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Nadal holds on for a five-set victory against Daniil Medvedev and is now one major championship away from tying Roger Federer's record.
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The camera holds on her face for a long, anguished moment, as actress Emilia Clarke rolls through everything from triumph to gutted despair.
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The connection between the Beats X and my devices has been strong (I've experienced maybe a single dropout) and holds on across impressive distances.
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The Fed also cut its GDP forecast and announced plans to end its program of reducing the bonds it holds on its balance sheet.
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There is also an informal process in which key lawmakers, including the Foreign Relations chairman and ranking Democrat, can put "holds" on arm sales.
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He's not a great pass catcher, nor does he have great quickness or acceleration, but he's a banger and holds on to the ball.
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According to former prisoners, families of current ones and diplomats, Iran sometimes holds on to detainees for use for prisoner exchanges with Western countries.
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Inhofe predicts passage Inhofe, an Oklahoma Republican, was a key negotiator to the Flint compromise and confirmed there were multiple holds on the measures.
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Wyden said that he is lifting his holds on three Treasury nominees since he has now received answers from the department to his questions.
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If they win in both of those swing states – and every Democratic incumbent holds on – the majority in the upper chamber would change hands.
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" He continued: "Because of these commitments, I have informed the Administration that I will be lifting my remaining holds on Department of Justice nominees.
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This has proven core to Microsoft's appeal, as its Azure cloud platform holds on to its strong second-place position in the cloud wars.
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Among Mr. Patel's chief worries is debt — the mortgages he holds on the Hampton Inn and Aloft by Marriott and other hotels he owns.
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As far as a tree that will stay fresh and holds on to its needles, Fraser firs are at the top of the list.
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The poem veers from the pattern in its last line, literally giving up "hope"; but the underlying rhythm holds on for one last instant.
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A resolution passed in 2011 requires senators to make public their holds on nominees or legislation if they submit written objections to party leaders.
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It's a coin-toss, one the Raptors are surely hoping they win so long as Cleveland holds on to the top spot (76 percent).
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Senators in both parties often put "holds" on nominations, sometimes because they loathe the nominee, but just as often to press for other policy goals.
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Still, it's nice to be afforded the option of combing through all of the information that one of the world's largest company holds on you.
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A federal judge issued an order Wednesday blocking the state from putting holds on absentee ballots and applications for ballots for the same signature issues.
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Notably these include its ability to repo the eligible assets it holds on its balance sheet with the central bank to raise short-term liquidity.
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The feature being announced today deletes data for both, meaning that it should cover every bit of the location history data Google holds on you.
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Last year the Information Commissioner's Office ordered SCL to hand over all the data it holds on U.S. academic, professor David Carroll, within 30 days.
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And as Democrats consolidate their holds on Sacramento and statewide offices, ballot measures are one of the few chances outsiders have to make their marks.
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AT THIS POINT, WOULD YOU PREFER THAT THE GOP HOLDS ON TO THE HOUSE AND SENATE OR WOULD YOU PREFER THE DEMOCRATS RETAKE THE HOUSE?
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Other holds on the measure could be in place simply to give some lawmakers more time to read through the bill and understand its impact.
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It's a shot that holds on for way too long and moves on far too slowly for anyone to feel comfortable with what they're seeing.
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His own R&B holds on to the grit of the blues amid modern production on his album "New Magic," due Sept 15 on Anti-.
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" Still, Ryan Bizzarro, a Democratic state representative from Erie County, said, "If this economy holds on," Mr. Trump "is going to be tough to beat.
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The Fed has been reducing the amount of securities it holds on its balance sheet by not replacing the Treasurys it holds as they mature.
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LinkedIn matters to Microsoft for both the A.I. talent it has on its staff and the huge amount of data it holds on its users.
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Once users get sequenced by sending in a spit sample, Helix holds on to their DNA data in case users opt-in to additional tests.
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When William finally reaches me, he holds on, and starts chatting excitedly about what a great swimmer he could be if I gave him lessons.
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But even if Theresa May, Britain's prime minister, narrowly holds on, she will almost certainly emerge from this election far weaker than when she called it.
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There are times when you have to look away out of sheer fear of what could happen if a scene holds on a few seconds longer.
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If there's anything more beautiful than Fiji's sparkling horizons, it's watching the fragility with which that picture of paradise holds on when a storm rolls through.
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So if the GOP holds on to both chambers of Congress in 22018, the party could very well make another attempt at repealing Obamacare through reconciliation.
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That's a computer located in a data center somewhere that receives email on your behalf and holds on to it until you're ready to read it.
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This being Apple, it's not linked to any personal profile Apple holds on you in the cloud, but it is synced across devices in encrypted form.
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If she holds on, Sinema would be the first Democrat Arizona has sent to the Senate since Dennis DeConcini (D), who last won reelection in 1988.
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Cruz has been leading an effort to reform the RFS, putting holds on presidential nominations favored by corn-state lawmakers and organizing meetings with administration officials.
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That question lingers each time the camera holds on the story's principal setting, a depopulated stretch of beach flanked by squat anonymous buildings, many seemingly derelict.
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To put holds on all nominations is especially consequential for the Justice Department, which reportedly is still missing Senate-confirmed leaders in at least six divisions.
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Several other judges have also put holds on aspects of Trump's order, but none of those rulings was as sweeping as the one issued in Seattle.
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"It also, critically, implies that the economy is already going to feel higher interest rates, even if the Bank of Canada holds (on) Wednesday," Donald said.
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Nokia, which once dominated the global mobile phones market, is now focused on telecom network equipment but still holds on to a portfolio of phone patents.
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Sachiko acts as a go-between, both respecting the old hierarchies (the world that Tsuruko holds on to) and understanding the longing expressed by her younger sisters.
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The Fed voted at its July policy meeting to end the reduction of bonds the central bank holds on its balance sheet, two months earlier than planned.
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The camera holds on Lyn's face to show just how much she's enjoying herself, and it's immediately clear who is in charge in this ill-advised relationship.
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As their dog Lucy watches nearby, Vonn gets in a squat stance and holds on to an elastic band that attaches to a belt around Subban's waist.
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"Punishments [for offenses] can not contradict the system of social values that society holds on to," Mizulina said in a speech opening Wednesday's vote in the Duma.
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Dierks Bentley holds on to the things he believes in, and being a strong supporter of the military is one thing he will always live up to.
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Iraq holds on Thursday an auction of oil and gas exploration contracts in 11 blocks alongside the border with Iran and Kuwait and in offshore Gulf waters.
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Knowing of Butts's relationship with Obama, he eventually lifted holds on the other two nominees, but not her, in order to anger the president, she told Bruni.
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Trico, for his part, can tear down obstacles, stomp on enemies, and leap across great chasms while the boy holds on to its feathers for dear life.
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"I think we're incredibly frustrated because we don't know what the future holds on this bill," Jason Pye, the vice president of legislative affairs for FreedomWorks, said.
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Marino holds on to the slim hope that his son is still alive, forced to fight for one of the county's cartels in Mexico's ongoing drug war.
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Cruz spokesman Phil Novack said the senator had ended his holds on nominees including Obama's new ambassadors to Norway and Sweden and two top State Department officials.
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The service looks, and feels, like something designed from a bygone internet era that wasn't dominated by unregulated tech conglomerates with monopolistic holds on the attention economy.
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Gardner is standing strong and didn't lift holds on Department of Justice nominees until he received new assurances from DOJ officials about enforcement of federal cannabis laws.
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And for him personally, he would likely feel emancipated to truly unleash the perspectives he holds on Trump and the culture war this country is engaged in.
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In the past, judges have frequently issued administrative closures (temporary holds) on unaccompanied minors' cases while trying to determine the legal status of the children's family members.
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I've been with Florence on packed trains and realized people are staring as she holds on to the hand rail above her head — and she couldn't care less.
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Photo: GettyThis morning, Gizmodo filed a lawsuit against the FBI seeking access to any files it holds on Roger Ailes, the one-time chief executive of Fox News.
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Our sun holds on to its plasma with its intense gravity, but here on Earth, we'd have to rely on magnets or lasers to perform the same trick.
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The ruling junta has promised to hold an election in 2018, though changes to the constitution have ensured the military holds on to some role governing the country.
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The Federal Reserve's program to reduce the bonds it holds on its balance sheet will end in six months, in a move being closely watched by financial markets.
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Now, it is preparing to embark on what could be the more perilous part — unwinding the $4.5 trillion of bonds it holds on its so-called balance sheet.
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It plans to offer a variety of other services that make the most of its huge base of users and the trove of data it holds on them.
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The California State University system mandates that its public universities place enrollment holds on students under the age of 26 who haven't gotten their immunizations or approved waivers.
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But for a seven-year old to grapple with loss is not easy, and Hamid holds on to the hope that his father will come back one day.
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If Israel holds on to the occupied territories permanently, it cannot be both a full democracy and a Jewish state; the comparisons with apartheid are bound to intensify.
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As long as Hamas holds on to its arms, Israel is unlikely to regard Palestinian reconciliation as a game-changer in terms of Israeli policy on peace talks.
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The second is called an accumulation trust, which receives distributions from the IRA but holds on to the money for distribution to the beneficiary at a later date.
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Senators said earlier Thursday that other members had put holds on the bills, which may still be in place by next week when the Senate returns to business.
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Our job is to put buy-sell holds on media and technology stock, so we have to figure out whether stocks are going to go up or down.
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Assuming that margin holds on Tuesday, Mr. Espy would have to win 30 percent or more of white votes, says The A.P. That's a tough bar in Mississippi.
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When Mr. Zindani tells his own story of life and love, he evokes a series of images — beautiful in their detail, heartbreaking for what he holds on to.
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Some economists worry about the potential for losses on the government bonds that the BOJ holds on its balance sheet when the central bank exits from quantitative easing.
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Many of the refugees it holds, on the Pacific island-nation of Nauru and on the island of Manus in Papua New Guinea, are from Iran and Iraq.
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Kushner also disclosed new income from Calamos Convertible Opportunities and Income Fund, as well as a position he holds on the board of the Kushner family charitable trust.
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Bernie Sanders holds on to his lead on the eve of Tuesday's primary, the final CNN tracking poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center shows.
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It is impossible to say what the circumstances were and what information Bolton holds on the quid pro quo and terms under which aid to Ukraine was withheld.
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Now, it is preparing to embark on what could be the more perilous part — shrinking the $22018 trillion of bonds it holds on its so-called balance sheet.
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Confidence: High High pressure holds on Tuesday and Christmas Day with partly to mostly sunny skies, light winds and highs again in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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Becky tilts her head back to look up at the sky, and Lynch holds on her face for what feels like five minutes (it's closer to just one).
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In the photo, they strike a loving pose as Kardashian West holds on to her daughter's hand while West, who's standing beside her, reaches out for for Saint's hand.
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When temperatures are warmer, the atmosphere holds on to more moisture and storms become more intense, Kimberly Hall, a climate change ecologist with The Nature Conservancy, told BuzzFeed News.
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Each song holds on for dear life to that guitar, which sometimes sounds like insects ("Baby's On Fire") and other times like cocky Television riffs ("Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch").
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In the photo, Mother Monster holds on to her black and white pup as her two other four-legged family members eagerly meet the little one on hind legs.
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When people speak or sing to it during a ceremony, it is believed that the water holds on to what it hears and can later share what it learns.
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They have a 17-year-old daughter named Reginae Carter, and the rapper still holds on to the dream of the three of them being together as a family.
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In episode 10, Lynch observes two assaults, shown through diametrically opposed methods: in the first, Lynch holds on an unbroken shot of a trailer as the occupant is murdered.
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Last year the UN aviation agency blocked cargo shipments of lithium-ion batteries, used in many such electronic devices, from being carried in the cargo holds on passenger planes.
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This time, the ICO has served the firm's affiliate company with a legal notice ordering it to hand over all the data it holds on one U.S.-based voter.
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Failed Egg Drop Experiment from videos Innocent Dutch holds on tight to that egg until it pops, and disgustingly drips all over the floor while Dutch chews the shell.
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If Trump holds on to his 50% lead, he'll win all of the state's 95 delegates and put to rest the narrative that his campaign is on a downswing.
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Germany, Switzerland and several other European countries even have negative long-term interest rates, meaning a person who buys a bond and holds on to it will lose money.
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If he goes ugly even when he's assured of victory, imagine what he'll do if Clinton holds on to her lead and he's faced with the prospect of defeat.
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She said it revealed just how far ahead the company is in its e-commerce strategy and the insights it holds on its almost 600 million monthly active users.
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By early afternoon there were also two holds on Mr. Bas's $120,000 painting — then Douglas Ray and Richard Segal arrived, executives from a New York real estate investment firm.
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It releases the strings into the current, forming a snotty web that it holds on to with its equivalent of a toothy tongue, trapping plankton and other ocean debris.
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It is the working class of this country that holds on to their traditions and watches them mocked by the very oligarchs who have offshored or automated their jobs.
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The grip the Taliban still holds on surrounding area was underlined last week by a raid by Afghan and U.S. forces on a nearby village in which two Americans died.
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In the photo, the family strikes a loving pose as Kardashian West holds on to her daughter's hand while West, who's standing beside her, reaches out for for Saint's hand.
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"Should Congress pursue greater restrictions on offensive weapons to the Saudi coalition?" asked Engel, who as chairman has the right to review and put "holds" on major foreign weapons sales.
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Lots of tech giants have dedicated tools for streamlining the process of at least being shown what data each holds on you, and in some cases remove it as well.
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As legend holds, on the most recent season of The Bachelor, Rachel Lindsay — a beautiful, successful, and all-around unreasonably likable woman — was rejected by Nick Viall, a trash man.
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Republican Debbie Lesko is the projected winner of Arizona's House special election, allowing the party to breathe a sigh of relief as it holds on to a safe red district.
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Deal Professor The fight over Viacom is digging in for years of litigation as each side holds on to its own self-righteous claim to the poorly performing media company.
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She said she saved all her report cards because she treasured the "sweet notes" he wrote on them, even though more often it's the parent who holds on to memorabilia.
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The forms used during these investigations — such as the Standard Form 28503 (SF-22019) — are considered to be some of the most intimate reports the government holds on federal employees.
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Scribe has received ten letters in the past six weeks, mostly demanding that it comply with data-protection laws by handing over all personal information it holds on Mr Low.
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Bernie Sanders holds on to his lead on the eve of New Hampshire's Democratic primary, the final CNN tracking poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center shows.
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"I have decided to lift my holds on the Assistant Attorney General for National Security, United States Attorneys, and United States Marshals as an act of good faith," Gardner said.
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Russia's Gazprom, the world's top gas producer, jumped 7% after a report that it was considering selling more of the treasury shares it holds on its balance sheet this year.
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NFL veteran Michael Bennett says that in order to properly manage his money, he actually skips direct deposit and holds on to his checks until the end of the season.
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The Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday it won't give immigration enforcement agencies the personal data it holds on participants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — for now.
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In subsequent ends, the team that didn't score in the previous end gets the hammer; if neither team scores in an end, the team with the hammer holds on to it.
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When a user tries to delete their Facebook, the site holds on to all of their data for a period of time in case they decide they want to come back.
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VIDEO: Terminally Ill Mom Holds on to Watch Daughter Graduate Before Dying the Next Morning It was her aunt's idea for the father-daughter duo to recreate the photo, she says.
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The actor is seen bending down and showing Briar how to work the illuminating purple toy, while his daughter (who is shown from the back) holds on to the other end.
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Instead of confronting her sister about her psychopathic behavior, Korede holds on to a deep well of resentment and rage that only bubbles up in periodic confessions to a comatose patient.
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The moroseness in her voice is put to excellent use in this track, where she holds on to the words "weary" and "body" with a warble that will break your heart.
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She holds on to a vivid image, believing it definitive: red welts on her legs from her father's belt, which she has outlined in pen so as not to forget them.
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A pair of senators on Thursday lifted their respective holds on a Republican FCC commissioner up for renomination, paving the way for the Senate to confirm him before the holidays. Sen.
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According to a recent Pew study, white non-Hispanic male college graduates support Trump over Hillary Clinton by 83 to 42 percent, even as she holds on to her overall lead.
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Facebook unveiled a raft of measures Wednesday aimed at making it easier for users to see and access the data the social network holds on them and make changes where needed.
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But Biden won across age and gender lines in South Carolina, and if that trend holds on Super Tuesday and beyond, it may be difficult for Bloomberg to make up ground.
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When the White House holds on to funds that have been properly appropriated, that by itself is an abuse of constitutional authority that might become part of a bill of impeachment.
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Last quarter, the firm's dire fixed-income performance was offset by strong equities trading and a $1.2 billion slug of revenue from equity investments that Goldman holds on its own book.
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"First trimester," a female voice says, as Allah holds on a full-frame view of a naked woman, the vivid life of her skin contrasting with the gray wall behind her.
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Campaigners say the SNB now provides only around 10 percent of the money in circulation, which includes notes and coins as well as the money it holds on sight for commercial banks.
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One of the best times to file a Freedom of Information request with the FBI is when someone dies; after that, any files that the agency holds on them can be requested.
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Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill, it holds on to much of the employer-based private insurance market and includes means-tested premiums and cost sharing for all but the poorest Americans.
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The answers are a follow-up to a request from Coons dating to last month when Coons questioned how long the company holds on to voice recordings and transcripts from Echo interactions.
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It's not easy — it hasn't been done since 1960 — but she could pull it off, even without North Carolina, if she holds on to key states in the Midwest and West. 1.
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While no one knows for certain what the future holds on the Korean Peninsula one thing seems clear: the chances of the Kim regime surrendering even one nuclear weapon look pretty bleak.
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With each passing year, Google seems to get more concerned about positioning itself as privacy-conscious, and part of that involves making the data that it holds on you accessible (and erasable).
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Dehaye has also given evidence to the committee before — detailing his experience of making Subject Access Requests to Facebook — and trying and failing to obtain all the data it holds on him.
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That makes a lot of sense given the spending history and other personal details that it holds on its users, and the level of trust that its users have in its services.
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Speaking of deleting data, pick Devices from the previous menu, then choose a device from the list, and with a couple of taps you can erase everything Apple Health holds on you.
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But they haven't, and US officials have recently suggested they will stay for as long as necessary to stamp out ISIS, which still holds on to enclaves along the Syria-Iraq border.
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She oversaw just two rate increases and the beginning of a reduction in the bonds the Fed holds on its balance sheet, the product of stimulus efforts during and after the crisis.
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The victory may yet be contested, but whether Mr. Lamb holds on to officially win the House seat matters less than the fact that he was so competitive in the first place.
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But some users have accused the company of not providing a copy of all the data it holds on them We've reached out to Tinder for a response to the DPC's investigation.
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"So Thankful for my babies," Kim wrote alongside a candid snap of her baby Psalm looking up at dad Kanye West, who tightly holds on to the 5-month-old baby boy.
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He's a close Trump ally who began his career in the administration overseeing the budget office that carried out the President's orders by issuing a series of holds on the Ukraine assistance.
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Now, as Pelosi holds on to the articles of impeachment, and with the hanging threat of even more charges against him, Trump has no choice but to wait for Democrats to budge.
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Medvedeva, who is unbeaten since November 2000, can become the first woman to win back-to-back world titles since 22007 if she holds on to her lead in Friday's free skate.
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Wednesday's memo stresses that the agency "has significant discretion in determining how and when funds are released" and states that it will often put temporary holds on money allocations signed into law.
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Apple encrypts that data on its servers and holds on to the key, which it uses to gain access to the data when it is required to do so by a court order.
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Nicole Hernandez, of the Mexican state of Guerrero, holds on to her mother as they wait with other families to request political asylum in the United States, across the border in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Qualcomm alleged that Apple violated two patents it holds on features that let users reformat the size and appearance of photos and manage applications on a touch screen when navigating through phone apps.
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The paper is an interesting addition to growing research into how the mind holds on to memories, says Ravi Das, a psychologist at University College London who was not involved with the study.
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The cake part of the dessert is dark and dense, and has, as wine people often say, a long finish: The flavor holds on, playing bass to the cake's softer and lighter notes.
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The Federal Reserve is likely near the end of interest rate increases and the program to reduce the bonds it holds on its balance sheet, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said Thursday.
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But if Maduro holds on, and uses the new sanctions to bolster his argument that America is to blame for the problems he inflicted on his country, then the move may backfire spectacularly.
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The Fed also downgraded its economic forecast for the U.S. economy and said it plans to end its program of reducing the bonds and mortgage-backed securities it holds on its balance sheet.
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In addition to reducing that forecast to zero, the committee said it would be winding down a program in which it is reducing the value of bonds it holds on its balance sheet.
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She noted that oil has two floors of support, at $43 and just over $40 a barrel, and if either holds on the next leg down, crude could start climbing back to $50.
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The Fed on Wednesday downgraded its forecast for the U.S. economy, adding that it plans to end its program of reducing the bonds and mortgage-backed securities it holds on its balance sheet.
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If he holds on that long, Mr Renzi will be hoping that what Mrs Merkel now calls "the spirit of Bratislava" can somehow give life to the summit he will find himself hosting.
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" He said the mainstream media holds on to the narrative that there was contact between the Trump campaign and Russia because they realize "it clearly gets them some kind of coverage of ratings.
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Drake's "Views" holds on to No. 163 this week, Nick Jonas's solo album, "Last Year Was Complicated" is at No. 2, while the cast recording for "Hamilton" rises 10 spots to No. 3.
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Facebook is coming off a tough couple of weeks with the Cambridge Analytica scandal prompting a wider debate about the level of data Facebook holds on the more than 2 billion regular users.
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But it also holds on the individual company level, and Mahaffy is telling investors how they can take a page from the playbook being used by the largest mega-investors on Wall Street.
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But Qantas is also considering repurposing part of its cargo holds on long-haul aircraft, and converting them to economy sleeping bunks and areas for passengers to walk around and stretch their legs.
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" Gardner said he will be putting holds on every nomination to the Justice Department until Sessions "lives up to the commitment that he made to me in my pre-confirmation meeting with him.
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It will always make me sad that many people stop there, clinging to the times and temperatures the way Dumbo holds on to his feather, not realizing he doesn't need it to fly.
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The news follows Bristol-Myers Squibb Co's announcement on Wednesday that the FDA had placed similar partial clinical holds on three trials of the company's Opdivo immunotherapy in combination with multiple myeloma treatments.
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Too large to travel in the cabin as a passenger's pet, and banned from flying the cargo holds on Delta planes already, this new restriction bans pit bulls from traveling with Delta all together.
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To make sure he holds on to his fans, Trump has to add a wrinkle: Going super-nasty against Hillary Clinton, making hay with the allegations that she's "enabled" her husband's alleged sexual misdeeds.
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Before things kicked off last September, the odds of them winning were so low that one fan now stands to win £25,143 from a £5 bet if the team holds on to their lead.
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Her life, her mother and her movie are falling apart, but Margherita holds on, whether it's that hand gently touching her mother's books in the past or a chair, now empty, in the present.
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Unlike in the United States, where banks and retailers already have strong holds on customers, China's state-run lenders are inefficient, and retailers never expanded broadly enough to serve a fast-growing middle class.
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Duckworth's office said she has holds on the nominations of Bill Wehrum to lead the EPA's Office of Air and Radiation and Michael Dourson to head the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention.
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Cover: In this Monday, July 23, 2018, photo, Sandra Soto Cruz, an immigrant seeking asylum, holds on to her son Juan Carlos at a Catholic Charities facility after they were reunited, in San Antonio.
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North Carolina yet again holds on to the No. 13 spot in this year's America's Top States for Business ranking, with a score of 1,568 points out of a possible 2,500 in our study.
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The camera holds on the two of them, capturing the early alchemy of a friendship—and the suggestion that, even in mean-girl world, women might choose to be allies instead of enemies. ♦
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Even though it ended quantitative easing long ago, one vestige of the program continues, as the Fed replaces the mortgage and Treasury securities it holds on its $4.5 trillion balance sheet, as they expire.
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MOSCOW, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom, the world's top gas producer, is considering selling more of the treasury shares it holds on its balance sheet this year, Interfax reported, citing a report by Bloomberg.
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Apple is the latest tech giant to make changes to comply with GDPR, the EU's privacy data rules, after it introduced a new website that shows customers exactly what personal data it holds on them.
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The film was Barrymore's first producing credit, setting the stage for her to take on a much more prominent role behind the camera, one she holds on the majority of her projects to this day.
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This felt unnecessary, though Facebook holds on to your phone book partly to keep it synchronized with your contacts list on Messenger and to help find people who newly sign up for the messaging service.
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After checking some tick boxes to check to acknowledge that you are of sound mind and really do want to delete your account, you can click Delete Account to wipe everything Google holds on you.
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Iowa holds on against Minnesota for 17-10 win Iowa scored on its opening drives of both halves and added a late field goal to beat Minnesota 17-10 on Saturday in Iowa City, Iowa.
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In terms of what Safari holds on you, you can turn Search Engine Suggestions, Safari Suggestions and Preload Top Hit off if you don't want the browser second-guessing where you're going to go next.
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More recently, though, officials have been conveying a message of patience with the future policy path, including both the approach to interest rates and to reducing the bonds the Fed holds on its balance sheet.
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However, more recently, officials have been conveying a message of patience with the future policy path, including both the approach to interest rates and to reducing the bonds the Fed holds on its balance sheet.
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As he looks through the window bars of the shelter, at the handcrafted crosses in the nearby cemetery, he holds on to the only things he has that belong to his children -- their birth certificates.
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Even if Republican Troy Balderson holds on to win the seat, numerous pundits, reporters and even some lawmakers noted that the close result is problematic in a district that Republicans have reliably held for decades.
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Kansas State holds on to upset No. 2 Baylor WACO, Texas — Kansas State coach Bruce Weber said he told his team its Big 12 Conference game against Baylor would play out like a boxing match.
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The bran and germ are Mr. Yanagisawa's attempts to make a more healthful udon, but they also add flavor, a mottled color and a slightly rough texture that holds on to the dashi-based broth.
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It's as if she contains two different forces at the same time: the lover who holds on to him as if in despair and the fate figure that leads him where neither wants to go.
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Ten other analysts have holds on Tesla stock, while another 10 rate it a buy, according to Refinitiv, evidence that even with it's new cash hoard, Tesla still has plenty of skeptics left to convert.
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Earlier in the week, Northam, Fairfax and Herring were in a pseudo-standoff, waiting for news to break on the others to help boost their own standing and tighten their holds on their respective jobs.
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Exact numbers are not available, but tour operators say flights and accommodation in Pyongyang booked up so fast after the Mass Games were announced that North Korean authorities put holds on some tour groups from China.
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As committee leaders, the senators have powers such as placing "holds" on major foreign weapons sales and major roles in writing legislation, which could include punishing Turkey if it goes ahead with the S-400 deal.
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Whether or not Mr. Sánchez holds on, Mr. Rajoy seems to be a good bet to stay in office, particularly as he has managed to keep his party unified and stifle any effort to replace him.
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The Information Commissioner's Office served notice to SCL Elections, Cambridge Analytica's parent, to provide the information it holds on David Carroll, saying failure to do so would be a criminal offence punishable by an unlimited fine.
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He represents a strand and strain of the American experiment that stubbornly holds on to the misguided notion that we are a nation of destiny and superiority, strengthened on legacies of white supremacy and rapacious capitalism.
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"I used to work at my local library, so I'd go through their new books and basically put holds on everything that looks remotely self-help," said Straw, who works at the Hershey Story Museum in Pennsylvania.
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If that margin in Indiana holds on Tuesday, Trump would be on a glide path towards obtaining the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the Republican nomination on a first ballot at the GOP convention in July.
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If you couldn't tell Dev was all in his feelings the moment Francesca walks out of his cab, the camera holds on the lovelorn guy for a full three minutes after his favorite lady leaves the car.
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Even before Turkish reports said Khashoggi was killed at a Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Democratic U.S. lawmakers had placed "holds" on at least four military equipment deals, largely because of Saudi attacks that have killed Yemeni civilians.
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And in a sluggish economy with few obvious opportunities, a big merger has become the only way to acquire growth or a new product or new technology and ensure that the chief executive holds on to power.
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I think he holds on, and barring a health issue which — he is 103 years old and under stress all the time and doesn't have all the healthiest habits — I suspect that he runs for re-election.
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Analysts were sanguine about the impact on Aberdeen's full-year dividend but noted that the demand has cut the amount of cash it holds on its balance sheet above the regulatory minimum to only 78 million pounds.
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John Thune sought to bring the bill up for a speedy, final vote, some skeptical Democrats and Republicans intervened to hit the brakes, placing official holds on the measure that prevented it from being considered and approved.
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Analysts say both the power generation and health care businesses are candidates for spinoffs, and the Wabtec deal may suggest a template: G.E. gets needed cash, but also holds on to a stake in the combined enterprise.
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Ed Markey (D-Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), for example, placed separate holds on Obama's Food and Drug Administration nominee in January 2016 over his ties to the drug industry and handling of the opioid epidemic.
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The Trump administration had ruled in favor of Big Corn and against the refining industry in a series of decisions this year, with senators on both sides using parliamentary procedures like holds on administrative appointments to punish rivals.
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"The coating that we've made actually holds on to the water at the surface, and that's what gives it its slippery feeling," Mark Grinstaff, a professor of biomedical engineering, chemistry, and medicine at Boston University, told BuzzFeed News.
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Glencore holds on to its Libya operationSwiss-based commodities giant Glencore has extended a deal with Libya's state oil firm to be the sole marketer of one third of the country's current crude oil production, sources told Reuters.
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So the fact that it's looking up how to get COVID testing or treatment or what are the symptoms for COVID, things like that, that can all be tied to the data [it holds on users] and enriched.
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Cicilline said at the time that the deal, which would put the detailed health data that Fitbit holds on its millions of users into Google's hands, could "further entrench its market power online" and should face rigorous review.
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The ICO supported his complaint — and last month ordered Cambridge Analytica/SCL Elections to hand over everything it holds on him, warning that failure to comply with the order is a criminal offense that can carry an unlimited fine.
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On Naspers' side, it's a sign of how the company continues to consolidate and take firmer holds on properties where it invests — in this case, adding to the €387 million stake it took in the company earlier this year.
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Director of photography Matthew Libatique (Black Swan) puts the camera up onstage with Jackson early in the film, establishing a cinéma vérité feel that gives the story's operatic nature a grit and realism that it holds on to throughout.
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If Rouda holds on to his lead in the 48th District, the committee will have emerged from the day with all nine of its "red to blue" candidates on ballots Tuesday intact and ready to challenge Republicans in November.
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The real question, then, isn't what happens if Israel were to suddenly annex all territories where Palestinians live en masse, but what happens if it holds on only to territories that most Israelis want and can be easily defended?
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When I ran into my credit problem, I endured long "holds" on the phone as I talked to the credit bureaus, the collection agency, multiple banks, and the retailer that tried to collect from me after they were swindled.
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Now, it's important to note that the complicated storyline involves villains and heroes getting their personalities inverted, but there's a sense that Deadpool (who refers to himself as Zenpool) still holds on to some of that kid murder trauma.
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A rebel enclave still holds on in the south, supported by the United States and Jordan; the area is also a flash point for tensions between Israel and Iran as Hezbollah digs in near the Israeli-held Golan Heights.
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The delays come from several factors including the extensive paperwork applicants must complete, as well as the increasingly common practice of the opposing party delaying nominations by placing holds on them, or filibustering them, according to the partnership's research.
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"The last time there was a Republican sweep, we went into the Great Depression," the woman said, referring to Tuesday's trifecta that saw Republicans gain control of the White House and maintain their holds on both houses of Congress.
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Texas Republican Phil Gramm argues in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that the central bank's attempt to normalize interest rate policy while it also reduces the size of the securities it holds on its balance sheet could go terribly wrong.
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In recent months, Trump has been a sharp critic of the Fed, which hiked its benchmark short-term interest rate by a full percentage point in 2018 and continued to reduce the portfolio of bonds it holds on its balance sheet.
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CHRIS GANJEChief executiveAMPLYFICardiff Banyan suggested that the government of Singapore wins elections because it hounds critics and denies public-housing upgrades to opposition districts, and wondered why the ruling People's Action Party "holds on so tenaciously" to power (September 22nd).
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If you've always dreamed of owning a sex toy that resembles the club Bamm-Bamm Rubble holds on The Flintstones, or a more dramatic version of one one those hilarious giant turkey legs people eat at Renaissance fairs, you're in luck.
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The clinical holds on these early-stage AML trials have been initiated to evaluate the potential risk of liver toxicity in patients who were treated with the drug and underwent a stem cell transplant either before or after the treatment.
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The Fed on Wednesday downgraded its economic forecast and said it plans to end its program of reducing the bonds it holds on its balance sheet in six months, a process closely followed by fixed-income traders around the globe.
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Other changes announced by WhatsApp on Tuesday include allowing users to download a report detailing the data it holds on them, such as the make and model of the device they used, their contacts and groups and any blocked numbers.
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AntPool combines people's computing power to guess the correct number that verifies a block of cryptocurrency transaction data, for which AntPool receives an automatic reward that is split between pool contributors, and the company holds on to the voluntary transaction fees.
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As months passed, Cotton released the holds on the Sweden and Norway envoys—because, he said, those countries were NATO allies—but he prevented a vote on Cassandra Butts, an old friend of the President's, as the Ambassador to the Bahamas.
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Apple is now allowing customers to download copies of all of the data it holds on them as part of its initiative to contrast its data collection practices with other tech giants that have been under scrutiny in recent months.
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Consumers can also ask any company for all the information it holds on them, free-of-charge and companies will have to make it easier for consumers to take their data with them to an alternative service if they so wish.
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They have been contending with a No campaign that holds on to that old Ireland, one where Catholic dogma is viewed as a positive force and our status as a place where women cannot access abortion is praised as special.
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For others, it may mean a lifetime of making sure a child holds on to his or her cultural or racial identity, or keeping alive his or her ties to their birth family, no matter how hard that may be.
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After dealing with primary nightmares for the better part of a decade, Senate Republicans are preparing to deal with a couple of high-profile intraparty fights in 2023 that could help determine whether the GOP holds on to the upper chamber.
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The undersides of the islands are equipped with anchor points for marine life that resemble holds on artificial climbing walls, leading to a collaboration with Ocean Futures Society, established by Jean-Michel Cousteau, the son of the explorer Jacques Cousteau.
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Perhaps the submission isn't as sexy or jaw dropping as a thunderous knockout blow, but anyone who has followed the game for long enough understands how tough it is to catch holds on experienced opponents with any kind of consistency.
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Democrats nationally have sought to capture the high ground on the question of gerrymandering in recent years, as Republican-controlled legislatures drew map after map in the last decade that preserved their holds on power even when voters spurned them.
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However, if you can get a good trade-in deal, you upgrade your phone every year anyway, or you are the kind of person who holds on to their phone for three to five years, it is still worth buying.
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Appearing before a British parliamentary committee earlier this month, Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix was asked if his company would provide American citizens, like David Carroll, all the data it holds on them and tell them where the data came from.
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Meanwhile, on Wednesday night and Thursday morning, federal courts in Hawaii and Maryland (respectively) put holds on the revised version of the ban that was supposed to go into effect Thursday — and which was specifically designed to pass legal muster.
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In the video, Dewan Tatum is hard at work learning the steps to a dance routine, but as Everly runs toward her mother in the middle of it, the actress manages to somehow keep dancing as her daughter holds on to her legs.
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Larson holds on to win Federated Auto Parts 2182 RICHMOND, Va. — Kyle Larson got off pit road ahead of Martin Truex Jr. during a late-race caution at Richmond Raceway on Saturday night that sent the Federated Auto Parts 4003 into overtime.
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Specifically—and crucially—Dr Miyako has armed it with paintbrush hairs that are covered in a special gel sticky enough to pick pollen up, but not so sticky that it holds on to that pollen when it brushes up against something else.
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The company at the center of a major Facebook data misuse scandal has failed to respond to a legal order issued by the U.K.'s data protection watchdog to provide a U.S. voter with all the personal information it holds on him.
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No. 22 Stanford holds on to beat Cal His star running back's condition in question and a Pac-12 North title not yet attained, Stanford coach David Shaw nonetheless was in good spirits Saturday night after yet another win over archrival California.
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"USC has placed holds on the accounts of students who may be associated with the alleged admissions scheme; this prevents the students from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts while their cases are under review," the school announced on Twitter on Monday.
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But unless the rules of the Senate are fundamentally altered to preclude "holds" on his nominees, he may well continue to face ongoing consternation with senators in his own party—even with a bolstered majority—in advance of the 2020 presidential contest.
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It's a simple, seemingly artless and largely stationary shot — Ms. Akerman adjusts the framing, always keeping the tree on the left — and because she holds on it for more than four minutes, you either look at it, really look at it, or leave.
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When it comes to political fundraising, Planned Parenthood is essentially an arm of the Democratic Party, and its fundraising practices therefore complement rather than challenge whatever positions the party holds on a host of issues that range beyond health care and women's rights.
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Thune also said that if Chairman Tom Wheeler publicly committed to leaving his post in January (he declined to do so at a Wednesday hearing that had him seated next to Rosenworcel), it could loosen some of the holds on her nomination.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has been clear that, aside from any spending bills, Republicans' priority for the end of the year is to keep pushing judges through — and if Flake holds on this issue, it could throw a wrench into that plan.
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When contacted for comment, Microsoft said it only collects and uses voice data on an opt-in basis, and pointed us towards the voice section of its privacy dashboard, which allows you to delete the voice data that the company holds on you.
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At the same time, the release of a portability tool gives Facebook something to point regulators to when they come calling — even as the tool only allows users to port a very small portion of the personal data the service holds on them.
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Those results offered the clearest glimpse yet at Sanders' emerging coalition -- which, if it holds on Super Tuesday, when one-third of all Democratic delegates are on the line, could put him far enough ahead that no other candidate can catch him.
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Republican Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado promised on Thursday to put holds on all nominees for Attorney General Jeff Sessions' Justice Department, amid a furor over a policy change that aims to reverse the federal government's permissive stance toward states that legalize marijuana.
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"While much progress has been made, and other brands have followed suit to show the realities of modern fatherhood, our culture still holds on to some of the old, unrealistic notions of masculinity, strength and heroism," Bremner told Mashable in an email.
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CIC still holds on to limited partner stakes in a few funds, like the once Kremlin-backed DST Global, the private equity giant Silver Lake Partners, and the cross-border investor DCM Ventures, according to a person with knowledge of CIC's activities.
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Yet, her position could potentially could be strengthened in the long term if she holds on to her party&aposs support and emerges from the firestorm without Johnson and Davis -- who have been thorns in her side since she entered 10 Downing Street in 2016.
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Under this scenario, Trump still holds on to his true base (the roughly half of GOP primary voters who backed him in 2016) but becomes so unpopular with the public that he suffers mass defections from GOP senators leading to his removal from office.
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Now: am I insane, or— Has someone mounted the shower unit– But not mounted the accompanying vertical pole that holds on to the shower head– Meaning that to have a shower in this– You have to hold… the shower head… over your own head?
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With the Republicans likely to keep and increase their Senate majority, look for the anti-establishment types to focus more of their energies on ousting Senator McConnell as majority leader in the months before and after the election, depending on how long he holds on.
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Earlier this week, Senators introduced a new bill called the Social Media Privacy Protection and Consumer Rights Act, which would give US users the right to see all the data a given site holds on them, and delete any or all of it on request.
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As his son Jake gets older, whether or not he holds on to that dream to become an entrepreneur like his father, Cuban will likely offer him the same advice he offers the world: Don't use credit cards because of their exorbitant interest rates.
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"Things can get interesting if an exoplanet holds on to its atmosphere, but Proxima b's atmospheric loss rates here are so high that habitability is implausible," Jeremy Drake, an astrophysicist who co-authored a paper about that atmospheric loss, said in a press release.
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We see that because consumer prices are being raised by pharmaceutical companies that often have monopolistic holds on drugs and use see that by just the fact that this is actually an economy that is hurting small businesses and not allowing them to compete.
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For example, he told the Council on Foreign Relations he would rejoin the Iran nuclear deal if Tehran "resumes implementing its commitments," and told the Washington Post he wouldn't reopen diplomatic negotiations with Syria's Bashar al-Assad as long he holds on to power.
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The Fed is both raising rates and reducing bonds it holds on its balance sheet, and in 2018 ran into an issue in which the benchmark funds rate veered close to and eventually matched the same level as the interest the Fed pays on excess bank reserves.
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Separately, its chairman, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, said at a hearing on Tuesday he had sent more than two dozen letters seeking information, placed holds on nominations in the Senate to press for that information and had been meeting with staff from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office.
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H&R Block holds on to your tax returns for up to six years if you opt in and I didn't want to lose those digital versions, so I downloaded them, deleted the account, and set up a new one and reuploaded them within a few minutes.
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This is especially true in the purist form Bekmambetov prefers, in which the movie holds on a wide shot of a computer screen and requires the audience to try to follow along with what the character is doing, not guiding the eye with pans or zooms.
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In a blueprint published in 2014 the government said the project would involve centralising data that it holds on citizens and businesses (the document set out broad plans for the years until 2020, but did not specify exactly what would be in place by that date).
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If Mr. Biden cannot recover a measure of momentum, but holds on to enough support to block other candidates from building a coalition of more moderate Democrats, it could allow Ms. Warren or Mr. Sanders to roll through the earliest primaries and caucuses with relatively weak opposition.
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A financial system cash crunch in mid-September briefly sent very short-term rates surging and raised fears that the Fed's efforts to reduce the bonds it holds on its balance sheet were sucking reserves out of the system and jeopardizing the repo market's usually smooth operations.
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Putting the video in context are storyboards and display cases, refined by the History Colorado exhibitions team, that feature more than 75 photographs, medical instruments, logs, and other historical artifacts, culled from the 400 boxes of material the archives holds on the topic, according to Abrams.
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Pittsburgh holds on to beat Delaware State Jared Wilson-Frame hit four free throws in the final 212.7 seconds and Pittsburgh blew almost all of a 503-point lead but held on to defeat visiting Delaware State 250-26 in a non-conference game on Tuesday night.
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Boston College holds on against Northern Illinois Senior kicker Christian Hagan missed a 299-yard field goal with 260 seconds left, allowing visiting Boston College to hold on for a 215-20 non-conference victory over Northern Illinois in the opener for both teams Friday night.
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But she holds on to the central belief of the TV show, which is that Gilead is a dystopia with hope, that it will be destroyed by individual and extraordinary human beings, and that the audience deserves to see those human beings take the whole thing down.
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"If [Pokémon Go] holds on to the top spot for sales, like other top-ranking titles, we would assume that monthly turnover reaches 10 billion yen or higher, but given particular characteristics of apps, at this point, we cannot comment with high certainty on [its] sustainability," she added.
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"In the U.K. especially it is really difficult to borrow a car from a friend or family member at short notice because you need to arrange to be covered by the insurance policy the owner holds on the car," Cuvva co-founder and CEO Freddy Macnamara tells me.
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Moreover there are plenty of historical precedents for a situation in which a system stalemates or stagnates for generations, where revolts and reform programs founder again and again, where a disliked or despised elite holds on to power for a long time against divided and chaotic forms of populism.
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So a better way to appreciate the power of these five might be to take the very small view instead of the very large — to examine the role each of them plays in your own day-to-day activities, and the particular grip each holds on your psyche.
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It is perhaps more useful to think of it as part of what has always been the history of feminism: passionate disagreement between different schools of thought, which history will later smooth out into a single overarching "wave" of discourse (if the wave metaphor holds on that long).
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Even before he explains that his job is to watch the glass box and wait for something to appear in it (which seems unlikely, since the box is completely sealed and very high up off the ground), Lynch holds on shots of the box for ages and ages.
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Her Esther holds on to her name and belts songs that are right for her and so woefully out of place for the rock audiences she's supposed to be winning over that even her frequently sidelined love interest points out that their music doesn't really belong on the same stage.
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Telling the truth to known hysteric Ally was just part of the game plan — and Ally plays her part perfectly right down to the moment where she tries to wrestle the gun away from Meadow, who holds on to it long enough to aim the barrel into her own mouth.
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But if I had to speculate, I'd say that, as the incumbent party holds on to office, there's a tendency for its supporters to become gradually more disappointed, disillusioned, and divided, while the out-party's supporters often grow more energized and motivated at the prospect to turn out the incumbents.
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With the Federal Reserve facing a Herculean conundrum in unwinding its crisis-era monetary policy — and a likely leadership transition on the horizon — Goldman Sachs suggested on Saturday the central bank could move early to reduce the vast sums of government and mortgage-backed securities (MBS) it holds on its books.
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Earlier this month, a summary of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting held in March, during which the group approved a quarter-point hike in its benchmark interest rate target, indicated that officials would begin shedding some of the $4.5 trillion in bonds it holds on its balance sheet this year.
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Banks underscores that all of them are, in fact, supermodels, and that the recent rift is caused by the older gen being unable to comprehend how making it as a model works in 2016 — specifically, how one attains (and holds on to) fame, and how the new value system placed on models operates.
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Clinton's campaign, Mr. Kasich told reporters, "I completely agree" Before an event at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Mr. Kasich said the town-hall-style meetings he now holds on the campaign trail used to be in kitchens and living rooms, and said women have played a large role in his political career.
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At the same time, Mr. Saikawa declined a request by Mr. Bolloré to urgently fill two of the three seats Renault holds on the Nissan board, left empty by the arrests of Mr. Ghosn and Greg Kelly, a top aide to Mr. Ghosn who was indicted on charges of having helped his boss conceal income.
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Ed Royce (Calif.), who serves as the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerLobbying world House approves bill increasing federal worker pay House approves 3 billion spending package MORE (Texas), who is on the powerful Appropriations Committee, put holds on the aid money because the Palestinian Authority was seeking membership in international organizations.
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And the nature of Ryan's job strongly incentivizes that if he holds on to his majority and Clinton wins the election, he'll have to make some compromises with her to fund the government — compromises that will surely prove intensely controversial on the right and imperil the 2020 presidential bid he's rumored to be interested in making.
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Combined with personal data Facebook also holds on people, and contextual data on the nature of the location itself — a bar, say, or a house — there's a clear path for the company to make inferences about the nature of the relationship between the people who it's repurposed short range wireless tech to determine are in close contact.
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As holds on "nonessential" health care began to be rolled out in states across the country last week, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology preempted Republican and anti-abortion governors and attorneys general by issuing a joint statement imploring state governments not to categorize abortion as nonessential.
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The Republican presidential nominee took aim at Clinton after facing criticism for taking a break from the campaign trail to attend a ribbon cutting ceremony for his new luxury hotel in Washington, D.C. "Here's a woman, goes home and goes to sleep all the time," Trump said at his rally, touting the multiple events he holds on some days.
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Some of the president's defenders have asserted that holds on foreign aid are fairly common — but Fiona Hill, a former Russia adviser on the National Security Council, told investigators that this particular hold was unusual, especially because there was no explanation or justification, and all of the factors that would typically lead to a hold had been resolved.
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Irrespective of whether Buttigieg holds on for the win in Iowa or ends up second, he also benefits from former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE's poor showing.
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Fighting her past Athletics have always been a part of life for Lynn, a lifelong soccer player, but she had never considered boxing or mixed martial arts until a friend suggested that she try Muay Thai boxing, a form of kickboxing that originated in Thailand and allows fighters to punch, kick, elbow, knee and use clinch holds on their opponents.
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Zimring argues that unnecessary deaths are excused by rules of engagement that encourage cops to keep firing after a suspect no longer represents a real threat, and by fake science, like the "21-foot rule," which holds, on the basis of no credible evidence, that a subject with a knife represents a lethal menace if he gets within 21 feet.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Utah) and David VitterDavid Bruce VitterGrocery group hires new top lobbyist Lobbying World Senate confirms Trump judge who faced scrutiny over abortion views MORE (La.) both have holds on the Flint deal.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Democrats press Trump Treasury picks on donor disclosure guidelines Pennsylvania school district turns down local businessman's offer to pay off student lunch debts MORE Jr. (D-Pa.) after months of requests to the administration, and after he eventually put holds on Health and Human Services (HHS) Department nominees.
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If Facebook is truly going to apply GDPR universally it will need to give every Facebook user the same high privacy and data protection standards that GDPR mandates for EU citizens — such as by providing users with the right to view, amend and delete personal data it holds on them; and the right to obtain a copy of this personal data in a portable format.
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AND KEEPS ROSENWORCEL NOMINATION ON HIS RADAR: He also said that he had discussed with Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2628 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) the holds on the nomination of Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, reportedly placed by Sens.
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Depending on the owner's request, Hill either holds on to them until the deportation or the items are posted to contacts in Mexico or in the US. The aim is always for the people to be reunited with their possessions as soon as they are deported—whether it be Hill crossing the border and handing it to them, or contacts meeting them at the border in Mexico.
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What other reasonable conclusion can be drawn from the revelation this week that his agency — already under fire for allowing 28503,22019 taxpayer files to be hacked two years ago — last Friday decided to award a sole-source, no-bid contract to Equifax, the credit bureau titan that recently revealed it had failed to protect the security of the credit files it holds on 145.5 million Americans?
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Wake holds on to top UNCG Keyshawn Woods scored 20 points off the bench as Wake Forest withstood a late charge from UNC Greensboro in Friday night's 363-75 victory at Joel Coliseum in Winston-Salem, N.C. Doral Moore, who shot 6-for-6 from the field, added 17 points for the Demon Deacons (2-4), who went 4-for-4 on free throws in the last 14 seconds.
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That figure, which already brings the Blazers to the brink of the projected 2018 luxury tax line, doesn't include Ezeli's non-guaranteed $20113 million, Plumlee's $3.4 million qualifying offer (let alone his much higher cap hold), the team options totaling approximately $5.9 million that Portland holds on Vonleh and Shabazz Napier, or the non-guaranteed total of just over $2 million they've committed to Luis Montero and Pat Connaughton.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 22019 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (Fla.) and Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (Mich.) dropped their holds on the energy reform bill.
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But DHS made it clear that deportation agencies could someday gain access to the detailed files it holds on 800,000 people who gave it personal information — past residential addresses, travel history, bank statements, fingerprints — so they could live and work legally in the U.S. For five years, undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children have trusted the government with their personal data so they could get a job and stay in the country.
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Two senators -- David VitterDavid Bruce VitterGrocery group hires new top lobbyist Lobbying World Senate confirms Trump judge who faced scrutiny over abortion views MORE (R-La.) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) -- have placed holds on a negotiated Flint aid package and energy reform bill that advocates hope to move this week.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) both reportedly have holds on the nomination.
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Va.) and Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (D-Mass.) have all placed holds on Califf's nomination, with a mix of objections over his ties to the pharmaceutical industry and concern about whether he will do enough to fight prescription drug abuse.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) said earlier this month that he is placing holds on three pending Interior Department nominees following Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE's announcement that he may lease offshore drilling sites for oil and gas off the coast of Florida.
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