Apple had been in dispute with Qualcomm over patent licenses.
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The facts in this case are not really in dispute.
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But her arrest and cause of death remain in dispute.
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The calorie as a scientific measurement is not in dispute.
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The IG report tomorrow, the facts are not in dispute.
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Bannon's exact role in all of this is in dispute.
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With Northam and Herring, the facts are not in dispute.
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All of you saw it, it was not in dispute.
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The question of Mr. Redstone's mental capacity remains in dispute.
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The main source of this pollution is still in dispute.
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The basic facts of how Jean died aren't in dispute.
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The basic facts of the case are not in dispute.
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Presidential knowledge of the Russian attack is not in dispute.
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The agreement that's in dispute was executed by Adam Max.
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Mr. Schiff did not specify what documents were in dispute.
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In dispute would be profits from Trump's hotels and businesses.
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"None of those facts are in dispute," the aide said.
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Williams' competence in monetary policy issues is not in dispute.
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Despite the sale, Imagination says it remains in dispute with Apple.
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In dispute is the motive and the reasoning behind the shooting.
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A second House race with a Republican winner remains in dispute.
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That species are failing in some places is not in dispute.
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That quantum mechanics is a successful theory is not in dispute.
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Now of course the facts, they&aposre not even in dispute.
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Portland's status as a bike friendly town is hardly in dispute.
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That Mr. Magnitsky was mistreated in jail is hardly in dispute.
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In 1003, the gender of an athlete was again in dispute.
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The fate of the property has been in dispute for years.
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Romo's talents have been in dispute among football fans for years.
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Whether other drivers should be considered employees is still in dispute.
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But basic facts of the Ukraine approach are not in dispute.
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But who covers the rest of the tab is in dispute.
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The proper interpretation of these words are very much in dispute.
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The number of casualties on the government side was in dispute.
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But Telegram's ability to get us there is very much in dispute.
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The taxation of trade routes to outlying star systems is in dispute.
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Though few facts were in dispute, the case dragged on for years.
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Mifsud's professional ventures before the Papadopoulos guilty plea are also in dispute.
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The details of how that will play out are still in dispute.
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None of the facts or quotes in our story are in dispute.
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The legality of that surveillance does not appear to be in dispute.
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New York and New Jersey were firmly established as cousins in dispute.
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But the president's ability to pardon an individual is not in dispute.
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McCabe's giving information to the Wall Street Journal is not in dispute.
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Rodriguez's statistical legacy will always be in dispute because of those choices.
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Exactly how the Ukrainian Embassy responded to Chalupa's inquiries remains in dispute.
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Calm has returned to Libreville, but the election result remains in dispute.
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The fact that crimes were committed in Afghanistan is hardly in dispute.
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The details of Chloe's death have been in dispute since the accident.
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Whether such bankruptcy protections would extend to individual Sacklers is in dispute.
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Whether they would be legally insulated by the settlement is in dispute.
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Exactly what the Second Amendment protects has been in dispute ever since.
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Similarly, the company could note that the tweet in question is in dispute.
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But the extent — and the shape — of the coming gains remain in dispute.
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Why it matters: The health effects of standing versus sitting are in dispute.
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The importance of today's finding may be in dispute, but its rarity isn't.
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Ordóñez's value is debatable, but his genius has never really been in dispute.
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Only men can inherit the throne, a provision that is increasingly in dispute.
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But the percentage is in dispute, as is where to draw the boundaries.
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Not in dispute is that as a bartender, he has a devoted following.
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The only thing not in dispute is how expensive much of it was.
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Much of the truth is classified — and much of it is in dispute.
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The system of cash bail is now in dispute in a federal court.
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Iran has backed the Houthis, but the depth of its support is in dispute.
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The precise time of Maria's abduction has been in dispute almost from the beginning.
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And regardless, the core fact — Luckey's support of Nimble America — is not in dispute.
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"There are not a lot of facts here that are in dispute," Feden said.
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The facts are the facts and most of them may not be in dispute.
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Much is in dispute about the days after the May 16 letter was sent.
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Further, it should be noted that the sum in dispute is approximately $5 billion.
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What is in dispute is why this travesty continues, and how to stop it.
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"The facts are in dispute, and it becomes messier by the day," he said.
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Eligibility is not in dispute in licensed adult day care centers or nursing homes.
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Even the notion of "sexual addiction" as a stand-alone diagnosis is in dispute.
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Particularly in dispute is an exchange between Esper and U.S. Forces Korea head Gen.
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The area in dispute is small and remote, but the geopolitical stakes are high.
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The legitimacy of Mr. Morales's mere candidacy was in dispute well before the vote.
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This much is not in dispute, even among those who find him downright lovable.
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But what's not in dispute is that asbestos is indeed a well-established carcinogen.
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Furthermore, Apple's contract manufacturers have already been withholding money that covers the amount in dispute.
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But it's in dispute because I violated their technicality of calling him on chief resident.
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Trump was also reportedly a bit late to his meeting, although that is in dispute.
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Both involve Jared Kushner and calls to Canadian compatriots, but the timeline is in dispute.
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There is no historical census of illegal immigrants, so the numbers will remain in dispute.
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Well, navies fight for things that are in dispute; why admit there is a dispute?
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In this grievance, the only thing not in dispute is whether Kaepernick's knee went down.
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Puerto Rico's current debts include several different types of bonds, whose priorities are in dispute.
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But two of its methods are now in dispute, raising questions about thousands of cases.
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The early moments of Mr. Slager's fatal encounter with Mr. Scott were not in dispute.
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So the interesting thing here is the facts, for the most part, aren't in dispute.
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It has already settled with Britain but remains in dispute with Italy, France and Spain.
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The one thing that is not in dispute is the monumental need to do something.
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The Hastor family also controls automotive supplier Prevent which was in dispute with Volkswagen last year.
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The sum in dispute is already less than the accumulated costs incurred because of the shutdown.
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The documents are always in dispute as rival histories press down hard on these small sojourners.
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But the police-specific law doesn't allow pretrial immunity from prosecution when facts are in dispute.
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The particulars of the sexual misconduct asserted in the Holland case are no longer in dispute.
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What happened next is in dispute, and has led the governor to call for an investigation.
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But whether some activities might be better than others for lengthening life spans remains in dispute.
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The facts are in dispute, and the 'evidence' relied upon by Democrats is largely unreliable hearsay.
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"The government has always made this connection, and that has never been in dispute," he said.
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Many viewed the film as an allegory, although to what remains in dispute 60 years later.
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The use and taxation of more than 300 acres of land are in dispute, he said.
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The facts are in dispute, and the "evidence" relied upon by Democrats is largely unreliable hearsay.
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In dispute was whether new Louisiana state restrictions on physicians who perform abortions could take effect.
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The country's budget has put it in dispute with the Commission and alarmed the euro zone.
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The law in dispute was similar to a Texas regulation the justices had struck down in 2016.
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The government in Zagreb and MOL are in dispute over management rights and investment strategy at INA.
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TRUMP SAYS HE EXPECTS CHINA'S XI WILL MOVE ON SOME OF THE ISSUES THAT ARE IN DISPUTE
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Now the nature of "facts" was in dispute, and would continue to be in the days ahead.
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In dispute was how to fill the spot of Justin Gimelstob on the ATP Board of Directors.
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The details of what happened next are in dispute, but Dowdy believes that he received contradictory orders.
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The mortal threat that COVID-19 represents to health and well-being is no longer in dispute.
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At least $10.5 million — Hunter's remaining salary on his contract when he was fired — is in dispute.
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But the combined 20 electoral votes of those states remained in dispute, with each party claiming them.
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Governors also called for flexibility, but the details of how much flexibility to give are in dispute.
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Such as: As a story in National Geographic makes clear: All of these hypotheses are in dispute.
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Amid Loughlin's controversy, her relationship with Netflix, for which she currently appears on Fuller House, is in dispute.
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Our case has always been about Samsung's blatant copying of our ideas, and that was never in dispute.
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Third, where the factual record is in dispute, Comey has evidence, and so far Trump has presented none.
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But they remained in dispute with the hospital over when and where the 11-month-old should die.
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However, much remains in dispute about their daily life and their true motives for relocating to New Mexico.
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Its second and third sections are not in dispute — Spirit only claims that the opening riff was lifted.
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According to Lord, the judge decided to apply the current TOS to all of the transactions in dispute.
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Mr. Schiff said it at the outset, that the facts are not in dispute about what took place.
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What's not in dispute is that Israeli forces have wounded thousands of Palestinians, many now handicapped for life.
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The CFPB's director-succession plan — the one currently in dispute — was a key part of ensuring that independence.
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What's in dispute is whether our ideals can be reasonably accomplished by a single administration or a generation.
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Ponder initially identified the man in the vehicle who confronted her was Crews, but that is in dispute.
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While the facts remain in dispute, the FBI later claimed Flynn's lack of candor was its own felony.
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But the talks ended in dispute, with both sides complaining that they were not getting what they wanted.
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What is not in dispute, though, is that Ukraine is now in a curious state of high anxiety.
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Since then, the money has been in dispute, and Bobbitt is suing the couple, accusing them of fraud.
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Instead, they discovered no impact on employment — a finding that has proved influential though it remains in dispute.
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It doesn't matter whether the number of votes in dispute would have been enough to swing the outcome.
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If the facts aren't in dispute, the courts figure, there's no reason for a big, time-consuming trial.
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The severity of the intelligence remains in dispute, and some say Bolton and others have inflated the threat.
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"The regime's history of using chemical weapons against its own people in not in dispute," said the State Department.
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This is not in dispute, and this is not the reason what's happening with The Jinx is so troubling.
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As is to be expected from purported involvement in clandestine operations, Seal's work with the CIA remains in dispute.
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Although the authenticity of "The Confessions" remains in dispute, Turner seems to have seen himself as a religious prophet.
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What's not in dispute, however, is Apple's revenue growth in China, which was confirmed by the company's recent earnings.
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"We are actually not in dispute and we are partners in this glorious revolution," General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo said.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS HAS AGREED TO SUSPEND PROCESS OF REQUESTING INTERNATIONAL ARBITRAGE IN DISPUTE WITH PIPELINE FIRMS
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In dispute is whether Census forms will, at the direction of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, include a citizenship question.
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He'd be someone whose lax management of his Iowa operation was laid bare, whose basic competence was in dispute.
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Steinhoff and Seifert, a former business partner, were in dispute over the ownership of discount furniture store chain POCO.
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But the effect on inflation has been non-existent (and the effect on economic growth is still in dispute).
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The ministry said 1MDB and IPIC were in dispute over the obligations in respect to certain publicly issued notes.
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The Republicans appear to have strengthened their one-seat majority, although results in several races are still in dispute.
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"We're pleased that the court recognized that the science of global warming is no longer in dispute," he said.
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In cases when a person's birth sex was in dispute, genetic testing would be used to settle the matter.
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It is unclear whether such a proposal was executed, and the details of who commissioned it remain in dispute.
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Taiwan's status has been in dispute since 1949, when Nationalist forces fleeing the Communists set up their government there.
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With the campaign behind us and a new administration quickly taking shape, that territory remains very much in dispute.
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Just how many troops were killed or wounded by Iranian-supplied weaponry during the Iraq war remains in dispute.
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It is in dispute with the central government, which says the vote cannot go ahead because it is unconstitutional.
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The Ukraine story is much easier to follow and the facts, for the most part, are not in dispute.
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He had run for a fourth term, and declared himself the winner, but the election result was in dispute.
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She pointed out that there are crucial facts in dispute — most notably, just when and how quickly Thompson fired.
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He does have family ties to terrorists; that's not in dispute," spokesperson Mike Harrison told the Los Angeles Times. "Mr.
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The U.S. and Europe have been locked in dispute over mutual claims of illegal aid to their respective plane giants.
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"Naftogaz won the gas sales arbitration case against Gazprom on all issues in dispute," Naftogaz said in an emailed statement.
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Nigeria's land laws are opaque, with landlords in dispute with tenants often bribing police and local officials to demolish buildings.
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Both men had emotionally and physically close relationships with men, though whether either experienced same-sex attraction is in dispute.
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Zharkov has been in dispute over Alrosa's 2017 budget with the finance ministry, the Kommersant newspaper has said, citing sources.
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A key function of courts is to assess which set of evidence is more persuasive when facts are in dispute.
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"Christopher Columbus' legacy of extreme violence, enslavement, and brutality is not in dispute," O'Farrell said, according to CNN affiliate KCAL.
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For such a conceit to work, we have to believe in the merit of the thing that is in dispute.
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His new statement simply said it was within Trump's presidential authority to fire Comey, something that is not in dispute.
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But many Indians are livid about one thing that is not in dispute: that some of that talk on Feb.
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That the 2015 nuclear deal has so far delivered on its core promise is not in dispute by most observers.
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However, the federal tax and financial fraud charges in dispute are separate from Manafort's time as President Trump's campaign chairman.
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In a Thursday night order, Engelmayer said he could not enter a final judgment because some claims remained in dispute.
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The irony is that, although both sides deeply distrust each other, the broad contours of the narrative aren't in dispute.
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When Mr. Philbrick's clients accused him of fleecing them in 2019, the Basquiat painting was among the works in dispute.
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Indeed much about what happened that night at the door of Mr. Jean's apartment remains either unclear or in dispute.
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Precisely how Ms. Veselnitskaya ended up at the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting to present her findings remains in dispute.
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This is both integral to Uber's business model and, in different markets and courtrooms around the world, currently in dispute.
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The facts are not meaningfully in dispute, because Mr. Sondland's testimony corroborates the accounts of multiple strong and reliable witnesses.
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This ignores the fact that the president's motive for the conduct in question is both in dispute and outcome determinative.
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Until Wednesday, pretomanid was in dispute, although in June an F.D.A. advisory committee voted 14 to 4 to approve it.
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Some titles are still in dispute, but none of the current (undisputed) chiefs have spoken in favour of Coastal GasLink.
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Until Wednesday, pretomanid was in dispute, although in June an F.D.A. advisory committee voted 14 to 4 to approve it.
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Now here's what's in dispute: -- Whether Brad and Angelina were arguing, or whether Maddox was acting up on the plane.
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Whether the proposed resolution is a complement to the Sanders–Murphy–Lee legislation or a substitute for it is in dispute.
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That has been the question since Angelina Jolie filed for divorce from Brad Pitt in September -- and it remains in dispute.
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It regularly carries out military exercises with countries in dispute with Beijing over territory and resources in the South China Sea.
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Typically the lawsuit is brought before a panel of private arbitrators, its members appointed by the investor and state in dispute.
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What has been in dispute for nearly a century is just what it's telling us about what exists, what is real.
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"We have been paying the taxes and this outstanding bill is from an old debt which is in dispute," Chirwa said.
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The panel said Bataillon should not have granted the motion to dismiss because the existence of the license was in dispute.
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Yosemite National Park — another name which is also claimed by Delaware North and remains in dispute — will stay put, Gediman said.
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Of the people killed in the war on drugs, about 2,500 died during police operations and the remainder are in dispute.
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Typically, the lawsuit is brought before a panel of private arbitrators, its members appointed by the investor and state in dispute.
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The eruption ended six days later, but the effectiveness of disrupting lava channels with bombs remains in dispute, the USGS said.
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The problem here is that the authenticity of Trump's conservatism or the orthodoxy of his ideological commitments isn't really in dispute.
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The final death toll is still in dispute, but more than 232,150 people are thought to have died in the disaster.
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Whether Khrushchev actually banged the shoe on the podium — and whether it was even his shoe — has long been in dispute.
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The facts are not in dispute: Trump tried to force a struggling democracy into doing his political dirty work for him.
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The Canadian industry sees no significant risk, Miller said, adding that she could not release research results that are in dispute.
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Mr. Stein's coverage is still in dispute, and there is no guarantee that his new plan will include his oncologist indefinitely.
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These facts are not in dispute, which is the only reason Republicans in the Senate refuse to hold a legitimate trial.
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It is currently in dispute if individual Sackler family members are protected against further litigation by the "global" settlement's bankruptcy protections.
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It does not appear to matter whether the number of votes in dispute would have been enough to swing the outcome.
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Mr Trump and Mr Sessions have said they will punish that sort of stance; how and whether they can is in dispute.
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This strategy might mitigate damage, but it's unlikely negotiations will result in concessions to Canada, such as a change in dispute mechanisms.
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The SEC said Monday that it believes no such hearing is necessary because the facts of the case are not in dispute.
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It's a slower process than what the hoped-for technological innovation promised, but it followed best practices for an election in dispute.
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Democrats are not willing to spend that much, and the wall remains the major item in dispute ahead of the funding deadline.
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"We hope CRA accepts the decision and applies it to other tax years in dispute," Cameco's Chief Executive Officer, Tim Gitzel said.
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A few events aren't in dispute: Farrow reported much of his story for NBC News, but the network didn't ever run it.
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Whether or not the three animals who were gunned down were dangerous has been in dispute, as has Moore's training with firearms.
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The Bundy family had been in dispute with the federal government for years over grazing fees that Cliven Bundy refused to pay.
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"We're gonna show the world how much Brooklyn loves Prince," Lee called out at one point, not that that was in dispute.
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Venezuela, though, argues that FSIA clause also doesn't apply since the lost rigs in dispute belonged solely to Helmerich & Payne's Venezuelan subsidiary.
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Despite the extension, Allendes stressed that key issues for workers, including health benefits, remain in dispute, risking the chance of an agreement.
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While Imagination said it was "progressing well" having attracted buyer interest, the U.K.-based firm confirmed it "remains in dispute with Apple".
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Two issues in dispute flared up publicly: changes to retirement savings and to individuals' ability to deduct their state and local taxes.
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Perhaps that's the only position the White House can take, because the facts of the July 25 call are not in dispute.
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The details are not in dispute, as the entire encounter was captured on a police body cam with clear audio and visuals.
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Public schoolteachers and firefighters are safe from this confusion for now because the eligibility of their jobs has never been in dispute.
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Rex W. Tillerson, now the secretary of state, was Exxon's chief executive at the time of the actions in dispute in 2014.
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Furious, Ms. Rivers fired Mr. Gallin as her manager and walked away with hundreds of thousands of dollars in commissions in dispute.
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But the evidence of wrongdoing and misconduct by the President that we have gathered to date is clear and hardly in dispute.
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Where it belongs has been in dispute for years, though it's been relatively rare of late for this discord to erupt in bloodshed.
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"The court finds that substantial material facts in dispute remain regarding the effect of Mr. Trump's statements on Defendants' rights," Di Toro wrote.
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The complete circumstances that forced Jurvetson from his job are still in dispute, although both sides say his decision to depart was mutual.
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What makes the seizure of documents strange is that so little of the Cambridge Analytica story is, at this late date, in dispute.
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Much is still in dispute in that case, but federal authorities believed that children and captive civilians were in immediate risk of death.
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Then—and this part is not in dispute—he burned her body, twice, before throwing her remains off a bridge into a river.
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Further, the establishment of a TEAC** should result in an immediate freeze on the account in dispute until the situation has been resolved.
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In dispute is the decision by a privately-owned zoo to impose mandatory facial recognition on admission control for all annual pass holders.
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No differences in the scores of boys and girls of comparable ability were found on the questions in dispute, College Board officials said.
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Decades after its discovery by Louis Leakey in 1932, the fossil's antiquity and provenance have remained in dispute, along with the medical diagnosis.
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Yes, read each fact-check with a critical eye, and take the time to learn more about the facts that are in dispute.
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The specific agenda items are not in dispute as the new administration and the party have clearly signaled what they hope to accomplish.
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Statistics on the success and longevity of an average marriage are in dispute, but most measurements place them somewhere between 35 and 50%.
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The company in dispute was one of three companies that Mueller had charged in February along with 13 Russian nationals citing election meddling.
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But it stops short of directly tying the ban to a decrease in gun violence, and the ban's broader effect remains in dispute.
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While the three siblings have shared more than $10 million from their mother's estate, it remains in dispute, 11 years after her death.
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TAIWAN REQUESTS CONSULTATIONS WITH INDIA ON DUTIES IMPOSED ON IMPORTS OF CERTAIN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY GOODS, FIRST STEP IN DISPUTE PROCESS - WTO
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The ownership of the animal is in dispute, and the Cardinals and a local shelter have exchanged, well, catty comments on social media.
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"The evidence of wrongdoing and misconduct by the President that we have gathered to date is clear and hardly in dispute," he wrote.
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The territory has been in dispute between India and Pakistan since partition in 1947, and the cause of two wars between the countries.
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It is not in dispute that he wove the families of young boys into his life with gifts and glimpses of starry limelight.
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"Not to have experience or knowledge of the issues in dispute, nor any relationship with the Palestinians, will be a challenge," he said.
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Russia and Japan have been in dispute for seven decades over island territories captured by Soviet troops in the last days of the war.
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In addition, 17 of the 23 workers in the complaint alleged that Amazon incorrectly docked their attendance on the day of work in dispute.
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Although the reasons for Ramirez's arrest are in dispute, a move against DACA recipients would represent a significant broadening of immigration enforcement under Trump.
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Athens had imposed the capital controls as Greece was embroiled in dispute with its lenders over bailout terms and its banks were bleeding cash.
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The Dolphins seemed to have given up on the season long before Monday night, but the exact timing of that decision remains in dispute.
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Police must rely on drivers' or witnesses' accounts of cell phone use, and if the facts are in dispute, phone records must be subpoenaed.
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Dignity is in dispute with Beyond, a British comparison site, which last year claimed it was charging customers far more than the market rate.
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Congo is in dispute with rating agencies over what they say is a default on the latest coupon payment of its $363 million Eurobond.
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Due to a quirk in auction locations and currency exchange rates, the title for the most expensive car ever auctioned is now in dispute.
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After reaching out to Ricky Reed and Lizzo's team about fixing it, we put the song in dispute in 2017 when it came out.
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That is no longer a fact in dispute that needs to be established in any interview, which further narrows the scope of any questioning.
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Thus if one side demands that the other side concede the primary issue in dispute, then the very idea of a negotiation is useless.
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One of the issues in dispute was whether the China job was as demanding as the one that Sopel was doing in North America.
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From the standards of modern history, we know very little about the disciples, sometimes only their names, and even those are often in dispute.
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Excluding the royalty revenues and certain product revenues from Apple and other licensees in dispute, Qualcomm expects to earn $5.25 per share in 2019.
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The documents in dispute were mostly FBI investigative documents that are considered law enforcement sensitive and are rarely released or shared outside the bureau.
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Egypt has been in dispute with Qatar for more than 20 years, and for the past six months they have not maintained diplomatic ties.
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The dates and circumstances of their recruitments are in dispute, but the target was the Patriarca family, which controlled organized crime in New England.
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What happened next is in dispute, but she and her husband, Harold Lockhart, say the officers found nothing but refused to leave when asked.
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The cost of the plan to build a new F.B.I. headquarters in downtown Washington, rather than in the suburbs, had previously been in dispute.
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"At a time when the very notion of fact is in dispute, we store the records that have all the facts," Dr. Marx said.
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That we have made immense progress in a number of disciplines that directly relate to the development of humanoid robots is not in dispute.
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But these three flaws should not distract us from the big opportunity the plan presents: It cleverly redivides, even temporarily, the territories in dispute.
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Lawmakers remain locked in dispute over a draft bill that would put Puerto Rico's finances under federal oversight and allow it to restructure debt.
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There are four border areas in dispute: two in the north and two in the west, including the place where the standoff has unfolded.
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Legal precedent may require that any cuts to federal funding be related to an issue in dispute between the city and the federal government.
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Russia and Japan have been in dispute since World War Two over islands captured by Soviet troops in the last days of the war.
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COOPER: I mean, this is not in dispute at all, and because I — he has texted about people I'm interviewing while I'm interviewing them.
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Japan has no claim in the South China Sea but it is in dispute with China over small islands in the East China Sea.
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In North Carolina, Republicans won 50 percent of the popular congressional vote, but 9 out of 20163 seats, not counting one still in dispute.
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So, while the personhood of the fetus is in dispute among reasonable doctrines, the status of African-Americans, women, gays and Jews is not.
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Until then, Snopes's fate, like so many of the urban legends the website has set out to debunk over the years, remains in dispute.
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The two countries are also in dispute over Iran's involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts from Yemen to Syria and tensions between Tehran and Israel.
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Ukraine and Russia have been in dispute over gas issues for years, which escalated after a pro-Russian leader of Ukraine was toppled in 2014.
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Athens imposed capital controls in June 2015 as Greece was embroiled in dispute with its lenders over bailout terms and its banks were bleeding cash.
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" Details of mayor's anatomy in dispute In the complaint, Heckard described Murray's scrotum as having a "unique mole" in the shape of a "small bump.
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The cracking and leaching process produces low-level radioactive waste that Lynas and Malaysia had been locked in dispute over for the last eight months.
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"[In today's deal] Walgreens likely focused on the stores that wouldn't be in dispute," Raymond James analyst John Ransom told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Thursday.
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The prime minister has denied wrongdoing and expressed a willingness to form a commission of inquiry, but how it will be conducted remains in dispute.
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Like so many other battles in an age of turbocharged partisanship, it was about more than the events in dispute and the individuals in conflict.
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What's not in dispute is that the second wave of bombing began about six hours after the first explosion, once a sizable crowd had formed.
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But the developments on the House panel — and emerging recriminations between the parties — appear all but certain to ensure its investigation will end in dispute.
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" In "Truth and Politics," she wrote: "Freedom of opinion is a farce unless factual information is guaranteed and the facts themselves are not in dispute.
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But what is not in dispute is the ability of the judiciary to determine their constitutionality, free from control by the executive branch of government.
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In its note to investors, Imagination says that it remains "in dispute with Apple," yet it's unclear when and under what terms a settlement might occur.
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But on this day, that seemed to be more or less beside the point, even if the fact that it had happened was not in dispute.
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It's not in dispute that Clinton used a private email account and a "homebrew" private email server exclusively during her four years as secretary of state.
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The number of hurricane-related deaths remains in dispute; many experts believe it is in the hundreds, if not thousands, according to an Associated Press report.
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But he was the one child whose death was not in dispute, having been featured at the time on the front page of the local paper.
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Yet the special counsel's rebuke raised a new set of questions about what was actually in dispute: the entirety of the report, or certain details within.
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The Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN), a ten-country grouping which includes four of the states in dispute with China, had little to say.
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A police spokeswoman said that an argument over a parking spot allegedly led to a man being punched after getting the space that was in dispute.
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The Spanish word for "could" instead of "would" was also in dispute, as it is the government's obligation to provide a free attorney, not a choice.
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Clinton joined in such efforts may remain in dispute — in the CBS interview, she denies having played any role — her fundamental complicity is beyond reasonable doubt.
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We can't fight misinformation by simply throwing more facts at people, or warning people that information is in dispute (as Facebook tried, and failed, to do).
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Kashmir, which sits high in the Himalayas between India and Pakistan, has been in dispute between the nuclear-armed neighbors since they gained independence in 1947.
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Of the 340 items that remained in dispute in the case, the October decision awarded 88 to the Rosenbach and 252 to the estate and foundation.
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In the meantime, this much is not in dispute: SARS-CoV-2 spreads easily — more easily than SARS or seasonal flu — and is tough to detect.
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Jury selection in Mr. Weinstein's trial is likely to be of paramount importance, given that the facts are in dispute and are highly susceptible to interpretation.
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Daniel Goldman: The President's scheme is actually quite simple and the facts are not seriously in dispute, it can be boiled down to four key takeaways.
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"The evidence of wrongdoing and misconduct by the President that we have gathered to date is clear and hardly in dispute," Schiff wrote in his letter.
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In 2016, two court decisions led some to conclude that password sharing is illegal, but whether the decisions apply to your Netflix account remains in dispute.
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What isn't in dispute is that America's response dramatically raised the tension between the two countries — and a series of subsequent events only made things worse.
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Muslim-majority Jammu and Kashmir, a former princely state on the border between India and Pakistan, has been in dispute since the partition of India in 1947.
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Russia and Japan have been in dispute for seven decades over the islands, known in Russia as the Southern Kuriles and in Japan as the Northern Territories.
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The Hastor family, which controls automotive supplier Prevent that was in dispute with Volkswagen last year, has built a stake of just over 20 percent in Grammer.
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In addition, the iPhone in dispute was owned not by Farook but by his employer, a local government, which has consented to the search of the iPhone.
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Russia and Japan have been in dispute for seven decades over the islands and as a result have still not formally ended their World War Two hostilities.
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Moss ultimately gave the two sides two weeks to report back to him on whether they could reach an agreement shrinking the universe of documents in dispute.
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"Though the effectiveness of many of these methods may be in dispute, nothing should be taken off the table when American lives are at stake," Trump wrote.
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The truth of this account remains in dispute—the sole corroborating witness, after all, is dead—and his admitted killer reportedly changed her story several times afterward.
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When assessing CBI's IDRs, Fitch takes the viewthat the Qatari authorities will not place a moratorium on support towards banking subsidiaries in countries in dispute in retaliation.
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The court statements, by the Departments of Justice and Education, have been filed in about a dozen other lawsuits since 2010 where the law is in dispute.
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The murder trial of Brandon McInerney took two months and tore through 98 witnesses, all over an incident in which the salient facts were never in dispute.
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Lil Pump was arrested Wednesday night at his home after he fired a gun, but the reason he discharged the weapon is in dispute ... TMZ has learned.
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The company said the forecast excluded licensing revenue related to the sale of Apple products by contract manufacturers as well as the other unnamed licensee in dispute.
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Differences of belief and opinion are inseparable from the democratic process, but when the facts are in dispute or, worse, erased altogether, public debate risks breaking down.
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While the exact nature of that conversation remains in dispute, the Redstone entity that controls CBS, National Amusements, has made clear its categorical opposition to any takeover.
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But they have held open the possibility of accepting a narrower, more vaguely defined period of lessened conflict, with the time frame and territory still in dispute.
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The settlement agreements in dispute Wednesday included the terms of what investors received from Retrophin in exchange for dropping any claims against Shkreli and his hedge funds.
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The U.K.'s Unite union has been in dispute with the BOE over a below-inflation 1 percent increase in pay for maintenance, parlors and security personnel.
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And this week the Russian authorities alarmed techies by raiding the Moscow offices of Nginx, an American-owned web-server company in dispute with a Russian one.
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Although casualty figures remain in dispute, both the Chinese military and the US-led UN forces suffered thousands of deaths after more than 40 days of intense fighting.
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All this is despite the reality that the facts are not in dispute -- and despite these facts painting Clinton and her team in a far from flattering light.
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Long inhabited by non-Native Americans in Maine, the land in dispute was home to over 350,000 people who would have needed resettlement had the tribes been successful.
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In 2010, while foreign minister, Stoere helped broker a deal to delineate an Arctic offshore border between Norway and Russia that had been in dispute for four decades.
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The basic claim would be that Ramanathan threatened to interfere with a lucrative business opportunity for Soraa, by telling a third party that the license was in dispute.
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The Houston Chronicle reported five years after Hurricane Katrina that the names of hundreds of the dead remained a mystery and the death toll was mired in dispute.
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IARC is also in dispute with the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and United Nations and United States regulators over glyphosate, a widely-used weedkiller developed by Monsanto.
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One issue not in dispute, the judge said, is that Mr. Redstone needs someone to take charge of his care, regardless of the state of his mental capacity.
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"We believe that allegations concerning Nigerian plaintiffs in dispute with a Nigerian company, over issues which took place within Nigeria, should be heard in Nigeria," the company said.
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Cornyn's effort represents the oil industry's best chance for biofuels reform after efforts by President Donald Trump to broker an executive or administrative-level fix ended in dispute.
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There will be stories where the definition of consent will be in dispute, as on campus, and the risk of a post-Weinstein backlash is just as possible.
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In an appeal, Mr. Aram received another $43,000 (about $70,000 today) from Mr. Sommer in a settlement over the house price, but the painting's ownership remained in dispute.
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The answer's content isn't in dispute as much as the use of disinformation as a political weapon, which also is a top concern in the United States. 5.
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Perhaps the clearest account of the votes that are in dispute comes from Keith Hennessey, who ran the National Economic Council for George W. Bush at the time.
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Perhaps it is no coincidence that some of UNESCO's most interesting recent decisions have celebrated spiritual phenomena (in the broadest sense) whose ownership seems unlikely to be in dispute.
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A separate lawsuit from Qualcomm in Germany was dismissed on Tuesday, and U.S. patent officials said they would review 3 Qualcomm patents that are at issue in dispute here.
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Zharkov, who has been Alrosa's CEO since spring 2015, has been in dispute over its 4.33 budget with the Finance Ministry, Kommersant newspaper said earlier on Monday, citing sources.
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Sergei Storchak told reporters on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, that the BRICS would like to "bring the sides in dispute to the negotiating table".
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The word "emolument" is generally defined as a financial benefit, but that definition has been one of the major issues in dispute in all of the cases against Trump.
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Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying last week reiterated China's insistence that the islands were not in dispute, so Beijing could deploy what it wanted on its territory without reproach.
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For the last five years, Crocs has been in dispute with its prime competitor, USA Dawgs, over which company owns the design patent that both use for their products.
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President Donald Trump touted his "natural instinct" for science, while claiming that the cause of global warming is in dispute, in an interview with the Associated Press on Tuesday.
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About 8,000 people have died since the crackdown was launched in June last year, 2,555 in police operations and the circumstances of many of the rest much in dispute.
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However Glencore and ISTIM are in dispute over whether the queue started at the end of January or on the first day of February and LILO was not triggered.
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Too many of the speeches focused on virtues of the candidate that are not much in dispute: her brains, her political consistency, her hard work, experience and so on.
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But Ticketmaster also argues that its contracts allow it to determine what is a legitimate fan club; a number of such cases are in dispute in the Songkick suit.
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Price: More than $28.7 million, RM Sotheby's It is being touted as the oldest car to carry the Porsche name, although whether it's actually a Porsche is in dispute.
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A casual viewer could have easily seen Mr. Pence shaking his head in denial as Mr. Kaine repeated something Mr. Trump actually said and think it was in dispute.
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Among the issues in dispute was the extent of G.M.'s use of temporary workers — now 1.553 percent of its head count — and their path to full-time status.
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If the facts of a complaint are "reasonably in dispute" after an initial inquiry, the chief judge is required to send the complaint to a special committee to investigate.
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The Lost Cause narrative, perpetuated by groups sympathetic to the Confederate effort, asserted the war was fought over states' rights and downplayed slavery as the defining "right" in dispute.
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For reasons still in dispute, Sergeant Tawayha suddenly began to fire, peppering the second truck with at least 30 shots at close range, killing Sergeant Lewellen and Sergeant McEnroe.
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The ultimately legality of the move remains in dispute: Within days of his declaration, 16 states had joined together to sue Trump, arguing he violated Congress' ultimate authority over spending.
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Leadership of the Taliban has been in dispute since the confirmation last July of the death of the hard-line Islamist insurgency's founder, Mullah Mohammad Omar, nearly two years previously.
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As part of the interagency discussion of the emails' classification, Patrick Kennedy, the undersecretary of state for management, originally contacted the FBI about a single email that was in dispute.
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Details: Although the facts are in dispute, the airstrikes apparently targeted Jaish-e-Mohammed, a UN-sanctioned terrorist group that claimed responsibility for the Pulwama attack, among others in India.
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In an opinion made public last Thursday, U.S. District Judge Renee Bumb said too many facts were in dispute to end the lawsuits before trial, rejecting Hartford's summary judgment motions.
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"This was, in the judge's own words, an "exceptional case" in that absolutely no loss at all resulted to Afren Plc from the transactions which were in dispute..." he said.
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"Summary reversal is usually reserved for cases where the law is settled and stable, the facts are not in dispute and the decision below is clearly in error," Gorsuch wrote.
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The settlements in Palestine/Israel are considered by some to be in contravention of the Fourth Geneva Convention; but even that is in dispute, since Israel (unsurprisingly) does not agree.
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The lawsuit is just one part of a broader Democratic effort in Florida to fight certain statutes that have put in dispute ballots they believe should be considered lawfully cast.
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We have situated assemblies in places of conflict such as occupied factories, indigenous territories in dispute; in places where there are political prisoners, in high schools resisting the education reform.
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Now, his will, in which he bequeathed the small apartment building to Mr. Doyle, is in dispute, leaving his partner with no clear claim to his home of 55 years.
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But it is in dispute whether that aging law encompasses the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, as the executive branch has argued since the Obama administration.
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Few ethnic groups on earth have been locked into such hopeless logic, marooned on an international border, unwanted by either side, weary, traumatized, desperately stateless, their very origins in dispute.
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None of these users are prevented from posting stories whose facts are in dispute, but they are required to know that what they are sharing may be false or misleading.
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Yet even that figure is in dispute as Democrats on the House Oversight Committee recently accused the department of underestimating the rule's impact in a larger broadside over the regulation.
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Their private meeting in 2018, the facts of which are now in dispute, was all about which of them could best marshal the progressive movement as a candidate in 2020.
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Facts Not in Dispute: When you look at the facts — not the presumptions, feelings and hearsay on display at the Intelligence Committee — there are several facts all witnesses agree upon.
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In 1992, Ireland's highest court upheld the right to an abortion if the mother's life is at risk, including from suicide, but how to interpret that right remains in dispute.
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But the newspaper's managing editor Joan Chirwa accused the ZRA of trying to silence it head of general elections in August, and claimed that the outstanding bill was in dispute.
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Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Palestinian Authority (PA), which exercises limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, have been locked for years in dispute over power-sharing.
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"Facts Not in Dispute: "When you look at the facts — not the presumptions, feelings and hearsay on display at the Intelligence Committee — there are several facts all witnesses agree upon.
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The two exchanges have been locked in dispute after India's three main bourses unexpectedly announced in February last year that they would stop licensing their indices to foreign bourses from August.
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"To the extent that delays in dispute resolution involve delays in the assertion of the rule of law, they provide an incentive to those who benefit from those delays," Bhatia said.
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How to keep girls in the game The benefits of sports, for girls and boys, are not in dispute, so how do we get more girls to stay in the game?
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China's sovereignty over the Paracel Islands was not in dispute, and there is nothing wrong with China carrying out construction work on its own territory.
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The move indicates that Ponce has agreed to cede some power, potentially opening up the way for a rapprochement with the center-left Chilean government, with which SQM is in dispute.
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"At the beginning of June we accurately reported a story that recounted the relationship between Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, the truth of which is not in dispute," the statement began.
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"A large part of the remaining superfluous land comprises properties of which the title is not even in dispute," the government said in asking the judges to allow the land transfer.
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However, the New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigators told Fox News on Thursday that those claims were in dispute, and that medical examiners are still working to identify the remains.
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The lawsuit is just one part of a broader Democratic effort in Florida to fight against certain statutes that have put in dispute ballots they believe should be considered lawfully cast.
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Historians say United States officials helped to draft Puerto Rico's first Constitution, adding a provision — now in dispute — that general-obligation bonds be paid before everything else if money was tight.
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Report on Roundup ingredient in dispute The big questions at stake are whether Roundup can cause cancer and, if so, whether Monsanto failed to warn consumers about the product's cancer risk.
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But now, even the fate of the Facebook page that bears Lahren's name is in dispute, with Lahren seeking to control it while Beck counters that it belongs to the company.
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Since he died on April 18, Bordova has been in dispute with the Russian military, trying to get the financial support she believes she is entitled to as an officer's widow.
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I don&apost know -- I would like to know more of the details because I think some of the facts, at least as I understand them, at least are in dispute.
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Then, Gray's arrest: The timeline of events remains in dispute, but Baltimore police may have detained and arrested Gray before they had reason to believe that he had done anything wrong.
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Because the sovereignty of scattered reefs, rocks and islands in the South China Sea is in dispute, it argues, the tribunal cannot rule on competing claims to the waters surrounding them.
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" A representative for Fleetwood Mac said the band had not seen the lawsuit, and questioned Buckingham's "true motivations" in "servicing press first with a legal complaint before the parties in dispute.
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"We just had a discussion, and things probably can't get done tonight, and there were no details about the things that were in dispute," he said after the GOP leadership meeting.
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"We are objecting to his resignation because it is against democracy," said Aylin Nazliaka, a member of Parliament from Ankara who has been in dispute with the former mayor for years.
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"Collecting tax debt that's due and not in dispute is a matter of fairness to the many taxpayers who pay what they owe," said Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa.
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These facts are not in dispute, which is why some of the president's die-hard defenders are trying to dismiss the conversation as an inconsequential instance of the president's bad judgment.
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The core fact is not in dispute: The players on the World Cup-winning United States women's national soccer team earn less money than their counterparts on the men's national team.
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Only Qatar has an average ratio above 100% and this could worsen given that some deposits from other GCC countries that are in dispute with Qatar may not be rolled over.
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In denying the city's motion for summary judgment, U.S. District Judge Cecilia Altonaga in Miami said too many facts were in dispute to resolve the case with a ruling before trial.
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France and the Catholic Church had been in dispute for years over who should pay, and wealthy donors through the nonprofit Friends of Notre Dame were increasingly footing the renovation bill.
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"What happened today at the vote was a misunderstanding and is in dispute now and there are discussions ongoing with the Ceann Comhairle's (speaker of the lower house) office," Noonan told parliament.
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Why it matters: There are only three known times Shamoon variants have been used in the wild (and one of those instances is in dispute), with the Saudi incident the most famous.
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In Friday's opinion, she wrote that of the 900 paragraphs that Students for Fair Admissions submitted that supposedly contained "undisputed facts," approximately 700 included facts that were at least partly in dispute.
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The rule in dispute on Saturday was adopted by the U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Department to implement those provisions, including definitions for sex discrimination that encompassed transgender and abortion services.
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Chip Hailey of Joplin, who is blind and helped initiate the lawsuit more than a decade ago, said the delay is frustrating because the issue of the underpayments is not in dispute.
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Thousands of Poles also protested last year against an overhaul of the judiciary that has put the right-wing government in Warsaw in dispute with Brussels over safeguarding the rule of law.
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Then we could begin a legislative negotiation over the topics that are actually in dispute: internal enforcement, asylum law, the treatment of long-settled unauthorized migrants, and future flows of legal immigration.
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While their US Senate and governor's races remain in dispute, Florida voters' overwhelming decision to give voting rights back to more than a million felons could have serious implications in future years.
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With Colorado father Chris Watts' guilty plea on Tuesday, it's no longer legally in dispute who killed his wife of nearly six years, Shanann Watts, and their young daughters, Bella and Celeste.
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Also in dispute is a decision by the Supreme Court of the State of New York in Nassau County that called for the sale at public auction of the Gramercy Park townhouse.
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The shooting at the heart of the case took place in a matter of seconds in front of numerous witnesses, and its physical details are for the most part not in dispute.
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The article makes a policy proposal on an important issue in dispute; so far, the group has covered Poland's educational system, constitutional reform, pensions, Poland's place in Europe, generational change and migrants.
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In some cases there are differences of opinion or disputes with subjective passages; many of the issues they have raised are of a minute and insignificant nature or are legitimately in dispute.
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This makes way for the formulation in dispute — known as NMC — to go to battle with the other major lithium-ion battery type racing for domination of this expected new electric car age.
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"The facts of (the report) are in dispute, so the Cabinet Office are going to look at it and see if there is a breach," Hunt told ITV&aposs Peston on Sunday program.
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Like every other form of democracy, criticism is a messy, contentious business, in which the rules are as much in dispute as the outcomes and the philosophical foundations are fragile if not vaporous.
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Third, our laws allow individuals with misdemeanor stalking convictions -- even if they plead down from a felony charge, where the facts of the case are not in dispute -- to buy a gun legally.
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The focus this quarter will be on the miner's plans for its Greek assets, as it has been in dispute with the Greek government over plans to develop gold mines in northern Greece.
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One thing that is not in dispute is that she oversaw the (overly) ambitious expansion of a college that does not seem to have had sufficient capital to make those kinds of gambles.
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This week its members were in the midst of a five-day walk-out on Britain's Southern Rail franchise (until it was suspended today), as well as being in dispute with another, ScotRail.
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Because the parties in the case are in dispute over whether the jury was given the proper instructions at trial, the court vacated and remanded the case back down to the lower court.
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In a decision on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest rejected Morgan Stanley's motion for a judgment in its favor, saying too many facts are in dispute to render a judgment before trial.
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The government's loud celebration of the weekend's seizure underlines the efforts it is taking to prove it is getting the upper hand against the Urabeños, but it's record-breaking dimensions are in dispute.
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Judge Remington said there was no question of fact in dispute, and ruled in favor of Mr. Pozner in the libel case, allowing it to proceed to a jury to consider a penalty.
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Even if spree killers have committed domestic violence disproportionately more often — and this assertion is in dispute — the vast majority of men who are guilty of that crime never proceed to mass murder.
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While certain facts remain in dispute, this much is clear: The most damaging accusations against him turned out to be demonstrably false, unsupported by existing evidence or contradicted by Sheriff Shoar's own sources.
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Turkish Cypriots are estimated to make up about one-fifth of the island's population, and the Greek side had proposed a rotating presidency, but how it would be carried out remains in dispute.
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Whether Mr. Hill, who worked at a Coca-Cola factory and had a history of serious traffic offenses, was holding a gun and whether he was ordered to drop it are in dispute.
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The animal that the new coronavirus originated in is still in dispute; one early scientific paper concluded it came from bats, while another argued that it closely resembled a virus that infects snakes.
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In Wisconsin, the challenging candidate must pay the full expense of a recount if the vote in dispute is more than 0.25 percent, and in Colorado if it is more than 0.5 percent.
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There is widespread support for many of the recommendations in the guidelines — encouraging increased paternal involvement with children, for example, and developing better approaches to reduce bullying — and these are not in dispute.
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That our president is a monumental cheater — on his wives, on his country, on his charity, on truth, on numerous business contractors, and even on his golf game — is also not in dispute.
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The matter in dispute is a series of talks organized by the group, Columbia University College Republicans (CUCR), which according to some includes speakers who promote hatred against people of color and other minorities.
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The evidence in dispute involves writing that was found Monday on the wall of a holding cell in the courthouse but details about it weren&apost immediately made public, the Belleville News-Democrat reported .
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Italy's coalition government is locked in dispute with the European Commission over an expansionary 2019 budget which raises the planned fiscal deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product from 1.8 percent this year.
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Most free trade deals have built-in dispute settlement mechanisms for state-to-state disagreements over rule compliance, disputes between private investors and governments, or allegations of unfair anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.
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Many leading democracies are quick to criticize foreign elections when they are manipulated through fraud and repression, but they rarely if ever deny recognition to the winner, even when the election is in dispute.
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During that confrontation, Sophia Wilansky, 21, who grew up in the Bronx, suffered one of the most serious injuries of the movement, her arm badly damaged from an explosion whose origin remains in dispute.
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To this day, the provenance of the genre's eventual name remains in dispute, with some crediting Playero and Yankee while others cite DJ Nelson of seminal group The Noise for marketing the hybrid term.
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The claim is still in dispute, but there's no doubt Gibson was one of the most powerful hitters of all time: three years later at Yankee Stadium, Gibson supposedly crushed another ball 303 feet.
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Oddly, both the lumber industry and the American environmental groups are vying for support from the provincial governments — even though the forestry standards in dispute are entirely voluntary and not issued by the government.
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But experts who monitor development in the South China Sea say the photos show the islands in dispute and are consistent with satellite imagery of the development that they have been monitoring for years.
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While the Iranian president's version of all the facts may be in dispute, his tone was moderate, especially compared with the provocative performances by his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whom he succeeded four years ago.
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After she complained to government regulators, including the consumer bureau and the Education Department's ombudsman, the servicer corrected its count and restored most of her payments, but one is still in dispute, she said.
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Despite having only one season as the starter at North Carolina, Mitchell Trubisky has moved to the pole position among quarterbacks and should go in the top 10, although exactly where is in dispute.
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With Mr. Trump now ensconced in the Oval Office and Mr. Bannon, his chief strategist, right down the hall, it is hardly in dispute who won the fight for control of the Republican Party.
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Many free trade deals have built-in dispute settlement mechanisms for state-to-state disagreements over rule compliance, disputes between private investors and governments, or allegations of unfair anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.
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Under the law, courts can give what's called a "summary judgment" — and stop a case in its tracks with a hastened ruling — if they believe that the facts of the case aren't in dispute.
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If Chapo is extradited, he predicts a spike in the level of violence, as different factions vie for control at home, while rival gangs step up their game in plazas in dispute outside of Sinaloa.
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Before his first case, Judge Ward spent hours preparing to debate terms that were in dispute, only to have both the plaintiff and defendant quickly come to agreement once in the courthouse, Ward told me.
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Why it matters: Shamoon is destructive malware that has only been seen in the wild three times since 2012 (and one of those is in dispute), including some of the most famous cyberattacks in history.
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The Momo Challenge is reminiscent of a similar panic over another online game that went viral and attracted widespread concern in 2017 called the Blue Whale Challenge, the existence of which also remains in dispute.
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Since 2010 UNESCO has been in dispute with the authorities in Georgia over an insensitive restoration plan backed by the church, at the Kutaisi cathedral and Gelati monastery, a magnificent complex of frescoed medieval buildings.
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"Out of the 243,213 hectares acquired for the project since 22, only about 2000 hectares...was ever in dispute and it remains a matter between tenants and the private landowner," the ministry said in statement.
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A federal judge in Cleveland has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Ohio-based CrossCountry Mortgage of barraging consumers nationwide with unsolicited calls, saying plaintiffs did not clearly show the mortgage lender made the calls in dispute.
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"As for Pat Kennedy, if you read my story you will see that I clearly wrote whether he left on his own or was fired was in dispute inside the department," he wrote to me.
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It has also received millions in other public subsidies, though the precise figure is in dispute: COR says it is no more than $7 million, while the city says it is more than $30 million.
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Chinese farmer burns to death in dispute over 'nail house' Begging and scavenging Some people have spent as many as 40 years in Beijing petitioning, according to Zhang, whose organization offers homeless petitioners legal advice.
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Calgary-based Suncor, Canada's second-largest energy producer, told investors last July it was in dispute with the French company, which had refused to provide any more funding for the massive project in northern Alberta.
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What is not in dispute is that in 1969 a team of Navy SEALs, under a young Lieutenant Kerrey's command, killed 20 unarmed Vietnamese civilians, including women and children, in the village of Thanh Phong.
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Hourly employees including secretaries, accountants and janitors have resolved most of their issues in negotiations but are still in dispute over furloughs and whether management should be able to unilaterally impose furloughs, according to HuffPost.
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China's foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Wednesday that China's sovereignty over the Paracel Islands was not in dispute, and there is nothing wrong with China carrying out construction work on its own territory.
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Facebook needn't bend its algorithms to suppress posts from users with poor reliability markers: Every user could still post whatever they want, regardless of whether the facts of the stories they share are in dispute.
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Footage of those rallies, and of counterdemonstrations against Rousseff's impeachment and Lula's arrest, suggest a ferociously polarized society, one in which the fundamental terms of national identity, collective history and truth itself are in dispute.
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Among the key issues in dispute are the return of displaced Cypriots and the handling of their property, repatriation of Turkish settlers, demilitarization of the island, and the future role of Greece, Turkey and Britain.
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To the Editor: If it is found that Donald Trump colluded with Russia to help himself and Mike Pence win the election, then wouldn't Mr. Pence's election be as much in dispute as Mr. Trump's?
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As a kid though, Rannefors had built bat houses with his father, and he said he learned that bats can eat up to 1,000 mosquito-sized insects per hour (though this seems to be in dispute).
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In 2016, then-Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski signed a contract for a rally with the city-owned Tucson Convention Center, but Trump's campaign has yet to pay for the public safety costs still in dispute.
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Whether a crime was "political" is often in dispute in extradition proceedings, and it is likely to be an issue if Turkey demands Gulen be sent there, lawyers not involved in the matter said in interviews.
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In October U.S. company Invenergy LLC, which says it has spent more than $600 million building windfarms in Poland, said it was formally in dispute with the Polish government over state companies failing to honour contracts.
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The moves came as President Tayyip Erdogan, whose government is locked in dispute with Washington over the fate of a U.S. evangelical pastor on trial in Turkey, announced a boycott on Tuesday of U.S. electronic goods.
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In the very unlikely event that the Qatari authorities place a moratorium on support towards banking subsidiaries in countries in dispute in retaliation, ordinary support from QNB would be discounted and CBI's VR could be downgraded.
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However, the federation, known as AIBA, has not disclosed how many or which of the 36 judges were sent home, which matches were in dispute or what the judges may have done to warrant their dismissal.
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And for reasons that are still in dispute and under investigation, workers at Flint's hastily refurbished and understaffed treatment plant failed to add corrosion inhibitors, chemicals that coat the interior of pipes, providing a prophylactic barrier.
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Greece had been in dispute with Macedonia since 1991 over the former Yugoslav republic's name, arguing it could imply territorial claims over the Greek province of Macedonia and an appropriation of ancient Greek culture and civilization.
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In a court filing on Thursday, the Justice Department said the federal government still has more work to do before it decides exactly how it would implement Trump's order, and what funds might be in dispute.
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His frustration at having nothing good to watch on TV. Mr. Baer is considered by many to be the father of video games, but, as with many origin stories, the title has long been in dispute.
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While the cause of the crash is no longer in dispute, the data and voice recorders may bring to light harrowing — and for Iran politically damning — details of the final moments of the pilots and passengers.
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While the board has reached a tentative agreement with the Japanese giant for a so-called "tender offer" sale process, the talks remain in dispute and some investors think the massive transaction could still fall apart altogether.
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Some issues are still in dispute despite the accord, most notably the election date of April 24, and Mr. Hahn's presence is intended to ensure that all sides accept any changes and keep the country on track.
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While the extent of Tata's influence remains in dispute, sources on both sides acknowledged that Tata and Mistry often met to talk about the affairs of the company, and sometimes disagreed on the best course of action.
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But it was unusually high-profile, the facts were not in dispute, the perpetrator had a lot of nominal feminist ideological commitments, and political leaders who shared those commitments had the power to force him from office.
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The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth is in dispute, but a region in Kuwait hit roughly 129 degrees in 2016, and one weather station in California's Death Valley recorded a temperature of 134 degrees in 1913.
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She ordered Pruitt's office turn over up to 2,500 emails that are in dispute in CMD's oldest request, and said any documents thought to be privileged be brought to her for review by close of business Tuesday.
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While that seems like a long shot in the current Congress, where even the definition of scientific integrity is in dispute, the authors said they are optimistic that rules governing scientific advisory bodies could earn bipartisan support.
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His credentials as an Iran hawk were hardly in dispute, and he was coming to the end of a national security career that began in the mid-22017s, so he had plenty of political capital to burn.
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In keeping with the model used for the impeachment trial of President Clinton, at this point, Senators are able to make an informed judgment about what is in dispute and what is important to the underlying issues.
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Finally, the U.S. Supreme Court repeatedly has upheld the use of arbitration in dispute resolution, and when courts have found arbitration agreements to be "unconscionable," they have struck them down and allowed class action cases to proceed.
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What's not in dispute is that their dire situation is a result of Europe's collective failure to adequately respond to the migrant crisis, and that this is unlikely to change unless a political solution is found, soon.
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BASKETBALL-NBA-OKC-GEORGE-BUTLER Thunder's George takes Butler's side in dispute Oklahoma City's Paul George says he can somewhat relate to the situation involving shooting guard Jimmy Butler and the Minnesota Timberwolves, and George has a message.
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What does not appear to be in dispute, according to the report, is that Mr. Chapman then went to his garage, punched in the passenger window of his car, retrieved a pistol and, alone, fired it several times.
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That second paragraph showed up in a lot of screenshots Wednesday evening on media Twitter, even if Kosinski's zinger didn't really scan (what is Facebook's $12 bag of peanuts, exactly?) and the second sentence isn't even in dispute.
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That's true, I suppose, although my two biggest takeaways — that Facebook routinely pursued growth at the expense of data privacy, and acted in anti-competitive fashion against apps it considered a threat —hardly seem to be in dispute.
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The European Commission, which is also in dispute with Hungary over what is says are challenges to the rule of law, has dismissed the attack campaign, which suggests that it seeks to flood Hungary with immigrants, as fiction.
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Lightspeed also would sell some of its existing investment in the company to a different investor, although the exact reason for that remains in dispute (what isn't disputed is that Lightspeed's sold shares would later rise in value).
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If they fall ill, are injured or find themselves in dispute with their employers, they have few resources, though local NGOs help—it was through one, HealthServe, that Mr Mukul found the cash to have his book published.
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Lynas is in dispute with Malaysia over the removal of low-level radioactive waste produced by its processing plant in the country, but said last week it was confident of resolving issues around its license before a Sept.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said the 44 articles in dispute were not "works made for hire," and that as a result Kauffmann remained their author and his estate retained the copyrights in them.
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His glory is not in dispute, but the facts are, and we owe it to his memory and to everyone who has ever put on the uniform to ensure that these pivotal moments in war history are true.
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The rule would also force collectors to provide a debt report if a consumer disputes a collection claim within 30 days, and stop collections until the documentation is checked if the validity of the debt is in dispute.
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When the burger went from a bare patty to a sandwich is in dispute: County fairs in Missouri, New York and Wisconsin at the turn of the 20th century all lay claim to sightings of the first hamburger.
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The outcome of the vote has been in dispute since election officials released preliminary results on Sunday night that pointed to a runoff between Mr. Morales and Carlos Mesa, a former president — only to backtrack within 24 hours.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hikma and its partner Vectura are in dispute with the Food and Drug Administration over their plans to launch a generic copy of GlaxoSmithKline's popular lung drug Advair in the U.S. market, delaying any eventual approval.
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According to Forbes, Rogelio Albert Pena is the photographer of the picture in dispute, and he has sued a company he says ripped off the photo and has been selling it out of a memorabilia shop in Dallas.
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We had a Tupac song at the end of the film in our edit that we knew we would never be able to get because a lot of the music back then is in dispute because of the samples.
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Lynas mines rare earths in the state of Western Australia and ships them for processing to Malaysia, where it is in dispute with the government over waste disposal ahead of a license renewal that is due on Sept. 2.
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However, our revenues were not negatively impacted as the contract manufacturers acknowledged the amounts are due and the underpayment was equal to the amounts that Qualcomm has not paid Apple under our Cooperation Agreement that are currently in dispute.
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Their anger is directed at the U.S., which they see as the Western force backing the smaller Asian countries with which China is in dispute with over the ownership of a group of islands in the South China Sea.
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When Adam Schiff noted this, for example, one House Republican wrote on Twitter that the House Intelligence Committee chairman had been "forced to admit that the president can recall the ambassador," as if that had ever been in dispute.
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Whether or not it's necessary for refurbishers to pay that $25 fee to Microsoft for a fresh license is still very much still in dispute in the larger community, but that's the number upon which Lundgren's sentence was based.
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Based on his past record, he could play a key role this term in dispute over a World War I Memorial cross on public land in Maryland, challenged as a breach of the constitutional separation of church and state.
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" That assertion has been in dispute since last Friday, when Comey disclosed to congressional leaders that "in connection with an unrelated case, the FBI has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation.
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And while much of the factual evidence is not in dispute, prosecutors and defense lawyers continue to joust with each other, and the judge, frequently during the trial over what the jury is and is not allowed to hear.
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The entire House would then vote on a resolution with several potential scenarios, including having the member-elect whose standing is in dispute provisionally seated as the race is under investigation, or to not seat that person at all.
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When the burger went from a bare patty to a sandwich style is in dispute: County fairs in New York, Wisconsin and Missouri at the turn of the 20th century all lay claim to sightings of the first hamburger.
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The price soon crashed when one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges, Mt. Gox, which was based in Tokyo and went bankrupt, announced that it had lost most of the Bitcoins held by its customers (the cause remains in dispute).
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And after a brief encounter with the deputies, he was discovered dead inside the garage with a gun in his back pocket; the deputies said he had been holding it during their confrontation, though that claim is in dispute.
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Offshore energy development has been a central ambition for successive governments in cash-strapped Lebanon, but political paralysis has caused years of delays and the country is in dispute with Israel over the maritime border along some exploration blocks.
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The subject in dispute was unclear from the filing, but one issue that prosecutors have said that Mr. Manafort lied about was whether he ordered Mr. Gates to give Trump campaign polling data to Mr. Kilimnik before the election.
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Netflix has been in dispute with Cannes since 2017, as French law dictates a 36-month window between a film's theatrical release and its debut on streaming services — a requirement that is obviously incompatible with Netflix's digitally-focused business model.
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Stanton found "substantial similarities between several of the two works' musical elements," including their bass lines and percussion, and said it was in dispute whether the harmonic rhythm of "Let's Get It On" was too common to deserve copyright protection.
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Judge warns Trump campaign about internet trolls Trump's campaign also sought information about the people who were present at the sites in dispute -- a request Sturman angrily shot down, expressing her frustration with Brian Hardy, a lawyer for the campaign.
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"These are independent, unarmed voices in regions that are in dispute between armed groups and even just traditional landowners," Adam Isacson, a security policy expert at the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) think tank, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Yet the statement released by Peter Carr, Mueller's spokesperson, was so vague that it raised its own set of questions about what exactly is in dispute — and whether Mueller was knocking down the entire story, or only parts of it.
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The girl's alleged ties to the gang would not have to be proved, because she was guilty of something that was never in dispute: to flee the gang she was now accused of joining, she had entered the country without papers.
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On mergers, Patel said the government was still in dispute with Coca-Cola and its partners SAB Miller over their plans to combine three existing soft-drink bottlers, citing possible job cuts and limited market access for smaller soft drink producers.
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North Carolina Republicans aggressively wield redistricting powers to benefit themselves, securing at least nine of the state's 13 House seats—one seat remains in dispute after last year's midterms—even though the state is more evenly divided in its partisan affiliations.
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What remains very much in dispute is whether Flake's address will be seen as a sort of tipping point in his party's grappling with Trump and Trumpism or whether it be just another lone voice crying out in the wilderness.
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The significance of the meeting in the Seychelles has been a puzzle to American officials ever since intelligence agencies first picked up on it in the final days of the Obama administration, and the purpose of the discussion is in dispute.
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But ultimately, like Peter Andreas — like all of us, if we are fortunate — he has cause to proclaim a redeeming truth: "I owe an enormous debt to my mother and her love for us as children, which was never in dispute."
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" The official also said, "The regime's history of using chemical weapons against its own people (is) not in dispute, and in fact began with a sarin gas attack in Eastern Ghouta on August 21, 2013 which killed over 1,000 Syrians.
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HDZ helped install Oreskovic less than five months ago, but has since fallen out with him in dispute over an alleged conflict of interest related to business ties of the wife of the HDZ leader and Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Karamarko.
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But she refused to do so, noting that the lawsuit does not involve Mr. Trump's official actions as president and that questions of fact are in dispute about the extent in which he exercised control over his private security detail.
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This much is not in dispute: After dinner, Christina and Smith returned to his home — a $3 million four-bedroom house owned by Zuckerberg through an LLC managed by Iconiq — where she was staying at a guest house on the grounds.
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Precisely what form that magic took was in dispute: Did semen exert its influence without physical contact, as sunlight nurtured plants, or did it serve as the key ingredient in a divinely ordained recipe, as a kind of baby batter?
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Frustrated by the pace of negotiations with a city agency over millions of dollars that were in dispute, a restaurateur decided to bring in a hired gun: Neal Kwatra, a political consultant and lobbyist with ties to Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Caal Maquin's family has disputed some of the media reports through a statement, but here are the facts neither side is disputing: What's in dispute is what Caal Maquin's father knew about her health condition and what he told Border Patrol.
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During a U.S. District Court hearing in Washington, Manafort's lawyer Richard Westling said the defense team had learned more details earlier in the day about the allegations and was not sure yet if any of the issues were in dispute.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD) reached agreement on energy and agriculture on Saturday, but were still in dispute over healthcare during talks to form a government, more than four months after the election.
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" When it came to style, they took "pleasure in dispute, dialectic, dazzle," prized "freelance dash, peacock strut, daring hypothesis, knockabout synthesis," and "celebrated the idea of the intellectual as antispecialist, or as a writer whose specialty was the lack of a specialty.
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What actually happened is still in dispute: Kiir publicly accused Machar of having attempted a coup, but others say the violence broke out when presidential guards from Kiir's majority Dinka tribe tried to disarm guards from the Nuer ethnic group of Machar.
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"The six bills we have are basically written and read out, ready to go, and with this one it's only a portion of it that's in dispute, so when the people who disagree come to an agreement, we can move," said Rep.
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Most of the time, if you have a legitimate dispute, the bank will side with you over the merchant, and your purchase will be refunded (you won't have to make payments on the amount in dispute while the resolution process is underway).5.
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In the very unlikely event that the Qatari authorities place a moratorium on support towards banking subsidiaries in countries in dispute in retaliation, extraordinary support from QNB would be discounted; CBI's IDR would then be driven by its VR and could be downgraded.
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Both the facts of what happened and the law that should be applied to those facts remain in dispute, even as the actions under scrutiny stretch in different directions, from Mr. Flynn's misconduct to the fate of the far broader Russian interference investigation.
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A lot of questions remain unresolved, but one fact is not in dispute: "Higher education is being disrupted," she said, adding, "I believe that in the future, it will look much more like what we're talking about than what it looks like now."
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Meanwhile, the Kurds have taken advantage of the fight against the Islamic State to seize control of 70 percent of the territories in northern Iraq that are in dispute between Arabs and Kurds, and which they won't be inclined to give up.
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" Not in dispute is the fact that it includes Mr. Cosby's story about how he and his friends gave girls at a party what they believed was a powder "so potent that it could have made Lena Horne surrender to Fat Albert.
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In his book "Unstable Majorities: Polarization, Party Sorting and Political Stalemate," published a year ago, the Stanford political scientist Morris Fiorina writes that even on most issues in dispute such as abortion and immigration, the vast majority of people favor a middle ground.
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"To build a just and lasting peace, the unresolved final status issues must be decided through direct negotiations between both parties," Borrell said, noting the issues of the borders of a Palestinian state and the final status of Jerusalem were among those still in dispute.
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And so we've got to figure out how do we show people and communicate in a way that is visceral and -- and makes an emotional connection as opposed to just the facts... AXELROD: I... OBAMA: ... because the facts are all in dispute these days.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Mo Farah, who will be running in the London Marathon on Sunday, is in dispute with fellow distance-running great Haile Gebrselassie for failing to help him after he was robbed at a hotel in Addis Ababa owned by the Ethiopian.
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While the final score of a game would not be in dispute, two different data providers could differ on things like who is credited with a rebound, which is crucial when consumers can place bets on specific player performances in a variety of statistical categories.
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The exact origins of this bar snack favorite are in dispute, but by 1984, the cheesy, delicious, deep-fried morsels were all around the US — so much that farmers had to boost potato production to keep up with demand according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Instead of restating its results, the company's finance team, in conjunction with its auditor, PwC, decided to essentially fudge things, reclassifying the $109 million amount in dispute for the third quarter and deducting that amount from its fourth-quarter results, Whitaker told The Journal.
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Though Ms. Bloomfield is in the process of divesting from the Spotted Pig and is not liable for payments under the settlement, she still owns between 20 and 25 percent of the business — a figure in dispute between the two, the attorney general's office said.
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The question for the jury is not whether Ms. Guyger shot Mr. Jean — that is not in dispute — but whether the jury believes it was a case of mistaken identity, as Ms. Guyger claims, and that she thought she was acting in self-defense.
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Washington (CNN)A Republican senator's report questioning former President Barack Obama's involvement in the Clinton email investigation is in dispute based on a timeline of events, and a source familiar with the context of a central text message challenges how it is being portrayed.
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In a decision on Monday, U.S. District Judge Brian Martinotti said Fish had a conflict of interest because it previously represented Nasdaq for more than a decade, helping it obtain some of the patents now in dispute and receiving confidential information likely relevant in the current litigation.
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FOR the past year 21MDB—a Malaysian state investment firm at the heart of one of the world's biggest financial scandals—has been locked in dispute with IPIC, a sovereign-wealth fund from the oil-rich emirate of Abu Dhabi, with which it was once chummy.
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In a decision on Monday, U.S. District Judge Donald Nugent in Cleveland rejected a motion by Weltman for a judgment in its favor in a lawsuit by the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, saying too many facts are in dispute to resolve the case without a trial.
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Broward County elections officials announced on Friday morning that they had completed sorting their over and under votes, and the county's canvassing board was now reviewing the ballots and would announce the decision of those in dispute, meaning the intent of the voter was clearly in question.
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I'm still working on developing a forum, both online and face to face, called "Room for Agreement," that could build on the Powell Center's success and also use the techniques of a master mediator like the departed Ted Kheel to help clarify what's actually in dispute.
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The company has been burning through cash in a bid to pivot in search of a profitable AR business model, and now shareholders are in dispute over whether to throw Blippar any more money to aid that effort, according to a statement the company provided to TechCrunch.
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WARSAW, Oct 16 (Reuters) - U.S. company Invenergy LLC, which says it has spent more than $600 million building windfarms in Poland, said on Monday it had written Poland's president to say it was formally in dispute with the government over state companies failing to honour contracts.
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Michael Zeldin, a former prosecutor who was a special assistant to Mueller in the Justice Department, said the outreach to foreign governments by Trump's team at the time the Obama administration was in dispute with Israel over the vote is "facially" a violation of the Logan Act.
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Tanzania's largest miner, which is majority-owned by Barrick Gold, is in dispute with Tanzania over tax payments and caught up in sweeping changes to the country's mining industry spearheaded by President John Magufuli, who believes his country is not getting its fair share of profits.
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Most wants Karamarko to leave the government because of an alleged conflict of interest due to his wife's business ties with a lobbyist for Hungary's energy group MOL with which the Zagreb government is in dispute over management rights and investment strategy in Croatia's energy firm INA.
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The 38-year-old FEC regulation in dispute requires disclosure only when a donor designates his or her money for a specific independent expenditure, but does not require donors' identities be made public under other conditions, including when they seek to support or oppose an individual candidate.
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WASHINGTON — In a year where on-ramps for ducks and the specifics of the president's theoretical plans for a see-through wall along the United States border are in dispute, the list of only-in-2017 questions one could ask a lawmaker grows by the day.
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"With over 200,000 assets remaining in dispute, in the event the Court is required to make individual determinations on each of these 200,000 assets, cars very well might be flying around Mars by the time the dispute is fully adjudicated," he wrote in his 196-page ruling.
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For many years, the couple has been in dispute with the local authorities over whether or not their two older daughters, born in 1999 and 2001, should have been obliged to take part in mixed swimming along with the other boys and girls when they were at primary school.
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The car maker said on Monday that, pending the outcome of an appeal by both its Luxembourg-based Fiat Chrysler Finance (FCF) unit and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg against a EU Commission's decision on FCF's tax treatment there, the amount in dispute had been placed in escrow.
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This was also relevant in the Kavanaugh case: Ford said that it would be helpful if she saw employment records for Kavanaugh's friend, Mark Judge, because it would help her narrow down the date of the alleged sexual assault — a key fact in the allegations that remains in dispute.
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The public prosecutor's office issued arrest warrants this month against Naqvi, who founded Abraaj in 2002, and Lakhani in the latest blow to the Middle East's biggest private equity fund, which is in dispute with four investors over the use of their money in a $1 billion healthcare fund.
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The Trump administration has decided to try a different tactic: the United States will support our ally and sister democracy in the conflict and will pressure the recidivist terror organization that nominally governs the "West Bank" to implement changes – changes whose necessity are in dispute by exactly no one.
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In dispute was a common-law principle known as the "Bob Richards rule," named from a longstanding lower court case that held that any tax refund from a subsidiary's losses belongs to that subsidiary, rather than to the corporate entity that filed the consolidated tax return for multiple affiliates.
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That would mean the high court fails to set a national standard on some bubbling controversies, whether regarding the Endangered Species Act, in dispute Monday, or related to a Tuesday case brought by a Death Row inmate with dementia, when elderly convicts may be exempt from capital punishment.
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Trump again raised concerns about election rigging after his party lost 212 seats and control of the House last November, alleging that "missing or forged" ballots may have resulted in two Republican candidates in Florida (Rick Scott and Ron DeSantis) losing their elections while the result was still in dispute.
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U.S. District Judge Sue Robinson in Wilmington ruled that Evolved could not show it gave Samsung notice of its patent-infringement claims in letters it sent six months before filing suit, because those letters either listed no patents or 85 of them without highlighting the five that were in dispute.
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Twitter is broadly understood to be a catalytic political force, but this understanding is usually half hunch — its relationship to the Arab Spring is still in dispute; its usefulness to Donald Trump will never be fully understood; and Twitter seems to be in no hurry to help figure it out.
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What's not in dispute: It's crucial to talk to family, friends and doctors about the quality of life we find acceptable and unacceptable, which interventions we agree to or don't — and then to document those decisions and circulate the document to designated decision-makers and everyone else who might be involved.
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Trump has also gone after Carrier, Boeing and McDonnell Douglas.) But bullying individual corporate executives into kowtowing to your whims because you are president of the United States is not what made America great and won't be what makes it great again (if in fact that is even in dispute).
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However, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, joined by Justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch, wrote separately to say that while he agreed that the court should not take up this particular case because some of the facts were in dispute, he was troubled by a lower court opinion that went against the churches.
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With rising threats from North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program and repeated incursions by Chinese ships into waters surrounding a string of islands claimed by Japan, the request would let the Defense Ministry develop new antiballistic missiles and place troops on southern islands closer to the chain in dispute with China.
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Holding his first hearing on the suit Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Randolph Moss said he was taken aback by two aspects of the administration's position: that it cut off negotiations with the Congress after the contempt vote and that it has still not conducted a thorough review of the documents in dispute.
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"I just think it&aposs the wrong conversation to be having right now, though, given the spectacular misconduct that we have already seen in facts that are not in dispute, where the only argument to be had is over whether it rises to the level of removal" of Trump from office, Buttigieg said.
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The policy in dispute involves how immigration officials calculate the duration of a foreigner's "unlawful presence" in the U.S.. Several American college presidents sued over the change, arguing that it could jeopardize more than one million foreign students, scholars, and others who sometimes lose their legal status when switching schools or for other reasons.
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The Presbyterian professor has been in dispute with the college since a radio interview he gave in June 2018 when he said its teaching staff were almost entirely elderly and male ("we must look like escapees from an old people's home") and also questioned the church's increasingly hard-line teaching on same-sex relationships.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: Following nine days of U.S.-Mexico tariff drama and a signed agreement on Friday whose provisions are in dispute, Trump reset the clock to 90 days before he says he may again seek to punish Mexico for the flow of illegal migrants at the U.S. southern border.
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The amount of money in dispute is relatively small, but Trump feels antipathy toward Puerto Rico's government and Senate Republicans backed him up — for now — in denying Democratic demands for more aid to rebuild its badly damaged water systems and to ease the requirement that Puerto Rico financially match a portion of the federal government's aid contribution.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The copyright to the world's most popular song, "Happy Birthday to You," has been in dispute for decades, but if an agreement by Warner/Chappell Music to pay $14 million to end a lawsuit over the song is approved by a U.S. court, it will be free for all to use as they please.
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So while Schiff's specific reference to the CBS report might be in dispute, even Republicans would seem to agree with the premise of its central metaphor — which makes the outrage over his decision to include it in his arguments seem less about the report's veracity and more about finding something to distract voters from the charges Trump faces.
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" The sentencing filing submitted on Monday did say that "it was appropriate for the court to consider" how the guidelines were affected by the threats whose seriousness is in dispute, but prosecutors' bottom line was that a sentence of between roughly seven and nine years "would accurately reflect the seriousness of his crimes and promote respect for the law.
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"Because the hearing is tomorrow, the court's consolidation will force plaintiffs to try their case on only four days' notice, with no discovery, with little opportunity to assemble evidence, before Defendants have filed a single pleading, with no idea which facts are actually in dispute, and without a round of briefing focused on the merits," the President's legal team wrote.
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The correctness of the Brown ruling is not remotely in dispute — it got high praise from three of the court's most conservative members, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. and Justices Samuel Alito Jr. and Neil Gorsuch, during their own confirmation hearings — yet Mr. Trump's nominees for lower courts have declined repeatedly to say whether they think it was rightly decided.
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"My decision about a witness is going to be whether or not there is a fact in dispute that a witness can shed enough light on that it could resolve the dispute, and do so in a way that would change my mind about how I ought to vote on the final question," Toomey said, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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USA-MILITARY-SEALS U.S. Navy Secretary says he did not threaten to resign in dispute with Trump HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA - The U.S. Navy Secretary said on Saturday he did not threaten to resign amid a disagreement with President Donald Trump over whether a Navy SEAL convicted of battlefield misconduct should face a board of peers who may oust him from the elite force.
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That evidence was testimony by James Bennet, the editorial page editor who had written the editorial in dispute, who said he had been unaware past articles in the Times and The Atlantic, where he previously had been editor-in-chief, which reported that there was no connection between Palin and her PAC and Jared Loughner, the man who seriously wounded Giffords in a mass shooting.
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US-USA-MILITARY-SEALS/ U.S. Navy Secretary says he did not threaten to resign in dispute with Trump HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy Secretary said on Saturday he did not threaten to resign amid a disagreement with President Donald Trump over whether a Navy SEAL convicted of battlefield misconduct should face a board of peers who may oust him from the elite force.
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It's just that the teapot happens to be the Gulf, an area whose very name (Arabian or Persian) is in dispute and where one false move, one miscommunication, one misread signal could set in motion unstoppable forces that would do a great deal more harm to Saudi-Emirati interests than Qatar could dream of doing on its own — should it even be so inclined.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE had to intervene in dispute between national security adviser H.R. McMaster and White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon last month during a policy meeting on Afghanistan, Politico reported Thursday.
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Map released by the Pentagon showing where it claims the American drone was operatingGraphic: CENTCOMIran released video on Twitter that purports to show the drone being shot down:The U.S. claimed last week that Iran attempted to shoot down another American drone while the U.S. was investigating an attack on a two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, but the details surrounding that incident are also in dispute.
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The accounts the film is based on were still in dispute when it was released (the Winklevoss twins only really moved on in 2013), but the core story is still completely relevant: What if, finding the real world inadequate for our social needs, somebody created one online that leveled the playing field and categorized us all according to a dataset that comes from the mind of Mark Zuckerberg — or anyone else?
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