But for now, at least ... they're in the clear.
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We'll consider this confirmation, Bradley Cooper -- you're in the clear.
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But those who had planned ahead were in the clear.
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The recent ruling doesn't put California in the clear yet.
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Nelly's girlfriend, Shantel Jackson, is also in the clear now.
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"This noodle looks to be in the clear," she wrote.
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Still, this doesn't mean that Tennessee is in the clear.
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But that hardly means the U.S. is in the clear.
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"The name In The Clear has several meanings," she explains.
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President Donald Trump is also far from in the clear.
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However, travelers at LaGuardia were not entirely in the clear.
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Of course, not everyone believes Abe is in the clear.
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"We are not in the clear yet," he told reporters.
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That being said, neither label is in the clear yet.
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According to that caveat, Musk may be in the clear.
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Either way, Lord Commander Snow isn't in the clear yet.
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If it is 12.0 or older, you're in the clear.
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"I don't think we're in the clear yet," she said.
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However, in the clear light of day, is it true?
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That's not to say voters think Trump is in the clear.
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That being said, dog owners aren't totally in the clear, either.
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But that does not mean that Brazil is in the clear.
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But Menendez may not be entirely in the clear quite yet.
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She had it removed, and thought she was in the clear.
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Armia made the saucer pass that put Drouin in the clear.
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But that still doesn't mean that Apple is in the clear.
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Just stopping outright fraud doesn't mean we're in the clear, though.
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So, President Donald Trump's tax reform plan is in the clear.
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Still, Mulroy said, "It doesn't mean he's completely in the clear."
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To Cutler's point, the law won't be totally in the clear.
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Mr. Johnson pointed out crabs and urchins in the clear seawater.
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But on this issue, the naysayers are in the clear minority.
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This is actually a terrible day in the Clear Fork Valley.
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People who want the gold model, however, are in the clear.
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Once in the clear, he boarded a private jet, Saito said.
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That doesn't mean the streaming giant is in the clear, though.
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The decision does not mean that he is in the clear.
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Because Mark sexually assaulted me, I'm in the clear, legally speaking.
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I'm in the clear, now, simply because I caught it early.
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If they open down big, we might be in the clear.
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They also agree that vulnerable patients aren't yet in the clear.
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That's not to say Gen Xers are completely in the clear.
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But some legal experts tell Axios that Amazon is in the clear:
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I steered in between them, smiling in the clear, blue-green sea.
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Let's get through this day together, and then we're in the clear.
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"I think the president is absolutely in the clear," Giuliani told Reuters.
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Stormy was merely a featured guest dancer, so she's in the clear.
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I thought we were in the clear and the nightmare was over.
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He contends the market isn't in the clear from another sharp pullback.
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And if you're a Hulu fan, don't think you're in the clear.
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And, if you use two-factor authentication, you're likely in the clear.
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So as long as you don't do that, you're in the clear.
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From a legal standpoint, Spicer is probably in the clear — for now.
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The guys were happy with our answer and were in the clear.
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If it reads 100, or close to it, you're in the clear.
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Recent opinion polls put Boris Johnson's Conservative party in the clear lead.
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But there aren't many places where Trumpistas are in the clear majority.
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So Justin's in the clear, and we're guessing Hillary got a vote.
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If not, Google (along with many other developers) is in the clear.
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Michael Cohen would not necessarily be in the clear with a pardon.
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The guys were happy with our answers and were [sic] in the clear.
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We already matched on Tinder, so hopefully I'm in the clear there, too.
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Though there's a slight glimmer of hope, we aren't in the clear yet.
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But legally, they're in the clear even when hosting the most odious content.
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According to Missouri state law, Uber, and Lyft, Gargac is in the clear.
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That said, if you're just a regular user, you're probably in the clear.
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However, channels already accepted into the Partner Program aren't automatically in the clear.
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Well, I hate to tell you, we're not in the clear just yet.
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According to Reuters, the results are in: Super Micro is in the clear.
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However, such a disclaimer does not necessarily put start-ups in the clear.
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Maybe you've even chugged some yourself to help keep things in the clear.
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"By no means do we think we're in the clear on the issue."
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But Tesla isn't in the clear yet, Neal Boudette of the NYT writes.
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Sunday was the worst, but I feel I am in the clear now.
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For now, entrepreneurs importing from exempted countries like Berman are in the clear.
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But the area was still hot and not immediately in the clear, he said.
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This sudden flurry of support does not mean that GE is in the clear.
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Matt Ronge, CEO of Astro, says he thinks it should be in the clear.
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Then again, Gaetz represents northwestern Florida, so his district should be in the clear.
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"This noodle looks to be in the clear," she wrote in her Instagram story.
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Sources say Pete passed a field sobriety test, so he was in the clear.
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But her finance minister, Philip Hammond, said she was not in the clear yet.
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Four hours of account resets later, and I think I'm finally in the clear.
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We're told this was a month-to-month deal, so they're in the clear.
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So she assumed that registrars policed eligibility and that she was in the clear.
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Bankrupt Barneys may have interested buyers, but that doesn't mean it's in the clear.
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Trump and his legal team insist, however, that the President is in the clear.
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Even in the clear-eyed light of day, the Middle Fork worked its magic.
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Even when it comes to oral herpes, Handsfield says you're likely in the clear.
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Saturn enters Capricorn on December 19, so don't worry—you're in the clear soon!
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If you're a writer, on the other hand, you're probably in the clear. Why?
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The year ended on July 22 so he's basically in the clear with prosecutors.
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There were also more recent interviews conducted after her grandmother was in the clear.
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For a moment, House Speaker Paul D. Ryan seemed to be in the clear.
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But if they are worried about getting expelled, they are probably in the clear.
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But defendants like Ms. Barber-Hartman and Mr. Earl were not in the clear.
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And the AT&T-Time Warner deal is not necessarily yet in the clear.
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But these economies are by no means in the clear, as many analysts point out.
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Dougie's not in the clear yet, though — Mr. Todd (Patrick Fischler) still wants him dead.
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Since she only had six nights of rentals this year, she is in the clear.
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That adapter was reportedly made by Northrop Grumman, which would put SpaceX in the clear.
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Just when we think we're finally in the clear — no more freaky 100 layers videos!
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While Taylor's in the clear ... Mueller's case against Taylor's mom and team is still alive.
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Part of the disconnect comes from the fact that, legally, Google is in the clear.
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Halima was arrested last November for felony domestic violence, but now she's in the clear.
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We're told the rapper's in the clear as far as a potential probation violation goes.
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He was supposed to be in court next week ... but now he's in the clear.
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Apparently, Serena Joy is at her mother's for the night, so they're in the clear.
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But that doesn't mean Republican veterans in Congress are in the clear by any stretch.
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A lack of an indictment would not necessarily mean the President is in the clear.
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He might be in the clear there, but he's not out of the woods yet.
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If you got that X from MOXIE you'd think you were in the clear. Nope!
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"Yes; quite," said my guest, in the clear, unmistakable voice of a small-talk detester.
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Unless winter comes up with some sordid revelation about spring, we are in the clear.
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If you workout in the morning or throughout the day, you are in the clear.
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If your license has a star on the top right corner, you're in the clear.
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While he was healthy — but six weeks premature — she was far from being in the clear.
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Dylan McDermott is in the clear after a woman claimed he sexually assaulted her in 1991.
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So they're in the clear for a long time before having to worry about paying anything.
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That's not something Elgort posted a picture of, so we're pretty sure he's in the clear.
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Fricker says his videos should be "in the clear" because he's creating commentary and educational content.
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Once mom and baby are in the clear, though, they'll go on display for the public.
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There were a few exceptions: Virtually all of the yogurts, for example, were in the clear.
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According to Holladay, south Floridians won't be in the clear from the creatures any time soon.
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Pump and his manager were arrested for disorderly conduct ... but it's now Pump's in the clear.
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Ron Jeremy's in the clear for a sexual assault case in Washington State ... TMZ has learned.
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But don't worry — if you bought a different model during this time, you're in the clear.
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Kuta police chief announces Jamie Murphy is in the clear and will be released tonight pic.twitter.
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And they want the FCC to rule, once and for all, that they're in the clear.
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So if the electoral map looks more like the presidential one, Gianforte is in the clear.
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Her death is apparently ruled a murder suicide, so Lucious is in the clear — for now.
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At least this assures modders who only touch single player that they'll be in the clear.
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If the percentage of contempt in your expression falls below this threshold, you're in the clear.
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According to the Washington Post, among other media, the details show Biden was in the clear.
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A few months after the FTC raid, Burke and Winston felt they were in the clear.
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That's news to Findling who says, based on the video, his client is in the clear.
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Which is not to say that if you don't notice the aforementioned marks, you're in the clear.
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Looks like she's in the clear and making Trump proud, just five days out from the election.
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And just because you aren't sick right after the meal, that doesn't mean you're in the clear.
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If you're in the clear, the bag turns green and you're free to go about your night.
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Since the Headlands and the Presidio are both national parks, I felt I was in the clear.
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Donald Trump's impeachment trial may have ended in acquittal, but the president is hardly in the clear.
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The speculative bubble has burst as the market realizes that Norilsk is in the clear for now.
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Luckily, you should be in the clear if you're already keeping your phone in a sandwich bag.
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Importantly, the company insists, if you got your first Reddit account post-2007 you're in the clear.
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The speculative bubble has burst as the market realises that Norilsk is in the clear for now.
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So with iMessage, everything that is sent is encrypted and nothing is ever sitting in the clear.
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Despite the Reuters report about a tentative deal, though, the company may still not in the clear.
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If you live in a building that's very new, say 20.635, you're pretty much in the clear.
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Swimming among the dolphins in the clear waters off the Hawaiian coast has long enticed island visitors.
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We may be in the clear when it comes to heat domes, but it's still really hot.
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"The fact that the more recent birds are cleaner doesn't mean we're in the clear," DuBay cautions.
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On the night they closed the deal, he said, he saw shooting stars in the clear skies.
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The ship sways in the clear blue water as fish and other animals dart in its wake.
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One reason Young felt in the clear was because they'd done the same thing in the past.
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Monday, however, brought about a fresh reminder that the U.S. economy is far from in the clear.
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As long as the Bengals don't win a game, they should be in the clear for April.
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"We saw an impressive rebound yesterday but by no means are we in the clear," Bakhos said.
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After changing its logos and names, Trusty Support would have seemed to have been in the clear.
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Soto believes that he's in the clear within the Protestant Church, where the sacraments are considered largely symbolic.
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MACCALLUM: I guess the question is it looked like he was, you know, kind of in the clear.
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I mean, she didn&apost even -- she was in the clear, and then she lied to a fed.
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An accidental text on purpose could be just the thing Cohn needs to put himself in the clear.
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Its charts suggest it is not yet in the clear, says Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures.
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The minute the plane touched down in the clear sunlight of Mexico, I knew it was a mistake.
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She knew she'd be in the clear once she hit Times Square, but the commute was a challenge.
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Jordan worked for 30 years as a track and football coach in the Clear Creek Independent School District.
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Gomez posted a similar photo on her Instagram, cleverly captioning the snap, "Are we in the clear yet?"
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"I think you're in the clear," said my dad optimistically, and I immediately reprimanded him for jinxing us.
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"Unfortunately that [Ebola] money is not 'leftover,' as we are not in the clear with Ebola," Morton said.
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Nothing has gone wrong, and sure, bad things can still happen, but for now we're in the clear.
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" While darkness occasionally lurks underneath the breezy, Americana-tinged arrangements, elsewhere it's sunnier like on "In The Clear.
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As investors question whether stocks are in the clear, the "Halftime Report" experts gave their top value picks.
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Young Thug's in the clear for allegedly slapping a woman outside a nightclub last month ... TMZ has learned.
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In other words, if you're well connected and you don't lie to investigators, you're probably in the clear.
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"Trump is not in the clear, but neither are criminal charges necessarily imminent," The Atlantic's Adam Serwer explained.
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The blurred, black outline of a distant shark as I held my breath in the clear blue sea.
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CS: As for the ethics of contacting your half-siblings, I think you're in the clear, Secret Son.
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Gliding in the clear water, it occurred to me how prescient my guide's time-travel reference had been.
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But Trump's acclaim for his chief of staff on Thursday doesn't necessarily mean Kelly is in the clear.
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If they jump on the chance to show you the digs firsthand, then you're probably in the clear.
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Electrophorus voltai, for instance, lived in the clear waters of the highlands which did not conduct electricity well.
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So users with an iPhone 6S and above or an iPad Pro / 9.7-inch iPad, you're in the clear!
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B can show that he at least tried to put some satellites in space, he's probably in the clear.
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While Sullivan likely thought she was in the clear, the wedding officiant then told their guests about their bet.
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Floating now in the clear blue sky, the balloon made one last wild jiggle before shooting up even higher.
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But Wall Street isn't in the clear just yet, says Mark Tepper, president and CEO of Strategic Wealth Partners.
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Since it never hosted or aided in the actual exchange of files, it seemed to be in the clear.
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Thinking she's in the clear, however, she slips up — and admits that Alan wears a toupee on live television.
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Drake and Future are in the clear after a Tennessee judge dismissed them from a $25 million rape case.
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Only 15 states have stated explicitly that if you have Naloxone that isn't your prescription, you're in the clear.
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The Herald-Republic says about 2000 children and employees at camps in the Clear Lake area were evacuated Tuesday.
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Additionally, don't assume that even if your income makes the chance of audit low that you're in the clear.
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Let us know in the comments what you thought of "Pastor Tim" and whether he's actually in the clear.
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I told him what the patient told me, that his heart had been tested and was in the clear.
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" Of Charles Simic: "If the worst are full of passionate intensity, Simic would seem to be in the clear.
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They're not in the clear yet, as an impeachment inquiry is only "slightly favorable 49-48," per Democrats' memo.
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But the Consumer Goods Pricing Act of 21980 trashed fair trade laws and put Crazy Eddie in the clear.
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But he's still not fully in the clear — the papers said Goldsmith has an arrest record, which is false.
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To do this, 25G encrypts more data, so less is flying around in the clear for anyone to intercept.
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A rep for the Carter County District Court confirms that Blackmon fulfilled his obligations ... and is in the clear.
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The fix should go public in a few weeks, so iOS and macOS devices aren't in the clear just yet.
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With a force mightier than gravity, it attracts the eye to the shimmering red presence in the clear night sky.
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E-cigarettes meanwhile are booming, leading Altria to invest $12.8 billion for a 35% in the clear market leader Juul.
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Although middle and high school students will still get homework each night, these elementary school students are in the clear.
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And since Valve lets players assign value in a reseller market, the Steam gatekeeper is in the clear as well.
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Sanders, a cranky 78-year-old who includes "socialist" in his description of his politics, is hardly in the clear.
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High income clients sometimes have the biggest money problems, he said, while lower income clients may be in the clear.
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But according to YouTube's policies, as long as the promotions are clearly disclosed, Paul and Le are in the clear.
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The final weeks of Q2 earnings season are closing on a positive note, but investors still aren't in the clear.
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At that moment, Leo was 3; I thought we'd already sailed into port, I thought we were in the clear.
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The NFL is still investigating the incident, and it's possible he'll face some punishment ... but criminally, he's in the clear.
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The dog's finally drinking water and eating ice cubes (his favorite treat), so it looks like we're in the clear.
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And if those gains can hold, Erin Gibbs of S&P Capital IQ says stocks might be in the clear.
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It's in the clear to enjoy the slice until a hostile crow swoops in and tries to swipe his snack.
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Rob's been eating healthy and exercising regularly since he began dating Blac Chyna ... but he's not fully in the clear.
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And even when you're in the clear, having an ex who's a narcissist can be really hard to deal with.
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But the narrative that Cohen is a liar so Trump is in the clear ignores crucial details of Mueller's filings.
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If the CBD is derived from hemp (like all of the products mentioned below), you're pretty much in the clear.
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Take Bowden's case: Even though a friend got Bowden's photos taken down from Anon-IB, she wasn't in the clear.
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On January 25, 1975, a judge acquitted Williams on all charges, and it appeared that he was in the clear.
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And the site still doesn't use HTTPS web encryption, transmitting all data, including logins and passwords, completely in the clear.
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But if, say, you moved abroad and waited for the statute of limitations to expire, you'd be in the clear.
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She was enthralled by the stars in the clear night skies and joined with friends in forming an astronomy club.
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The question now is this: Once lawmakers put a target on your back, are you ever really in the clear?
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Just a few minutes later Muniyallamma, who gave only her first name, got her results: She was in the clear.
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CHIPS IN THE CLEAR Huawei is confident that other hardware in the new phone will be compliant with U.S. law.
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But that doesn't mean we're all in the clear, as there are many more weeks of flu season to go.
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The storm continues to wallop the Gulf Coast, and it's premature to declare that the economy is in the clear.
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Now that Fonda is in the clear legally, she plans to get arrested again on the eve of her birthday.
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Additionally, don't assume that even if your income level makes the chance of audit low that you're in the clear.
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However, without a prescription, we're told Prince's doctors would be in the clear ... so there'll be no Conrad Murray-esque trial.
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"I was nervous about my financial situation but after she ordered I knew I was in the clear," he said, laughing.
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After the birds are in the clear, they get introduced to other animals and can join the flock of their choice.
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Some ICOs might be found in violation of securities law, and some might be different enough to be in the clear.
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You can also recall messages that haven't been read yet to keep yourself in the clear after a crazy night out.
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"I had wrongly assumed that if I got the skin-care portion right, I would be in the clear," she says.
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For instance, California might seem in the clear; the path of totality stays well to the north and east of it.
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But given that plenty of Grey's Sloan doctors do much worse and still keep their jobs, she's probably in the clear.
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JG weighed in on the Canelo Alvarez tainted meat debacle, too ... and told us why Canelo could be in the clear!
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It risks suggesting that unless we find undeniable proof of collusion between Trump and the Russian government, he's in the clear.
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FYI, the free-agent RB didn't sign with an NFL team so he could wrestle ... but he's in the clear now.
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Alex Trebek is in the clear after undergoing testing for early onset Alzheimer's, and getting worrying results the first time around.
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But there's nothing in the text about using the text itself in transformative works, so I think I'm in the clear.
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You might as well take this extra time to research some oral sex tips for when you're eventually in the clear.
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I'm reminded of evidence that our enemies had footage of our drones when we were sending video feed in the clear.
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This, however, doesn't mean she is in the clear, and there are doubts about whether she can cling on beyond Christmas.
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In East Chicago, more monitoring is planned, and the recent results do not mean children are in the clear, experts said.
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Tweets were dug up that revealed they weren't in the clear when it came to a problematic past of racial stereotyping.
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But now, Diaz's attorney Ross Goodman has told ESPN ... prosecutors have thrown out the case and Nick is in the clear.
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With Leah in the clear, the new family celebrated their love during a dream wedding at the New York Public Library.
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So far, The Goldbergs' AJ Michalka, another Joe Jonas ex, seems to be in the clear, happily living the single life.
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Paul followed up by saying he'll continue working while in isolation, adding his staff should be in the clear here too.
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Chris Brown is in the clear ... he won't face criminal charges for allegedly punching a woman at a Vegas after-party.
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It's low in alcohol content, so you're mostly in the clear about showing up to work not-too-hungover tomorrow AM.
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Scott Baio is in the clear, because the L.A. County District Attorney has rejected Nicole Eggert's sexual molestation claims against him.
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That led some senior Deutsche Bank executives to believe they were in the clear, according to people familiar with their thinking.
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Glen Campbell, who died of Alzheimer's disease at 20083 on Tuesday, sang in the clear, caring voice of an American Everyman.
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I dry-heaved over a stone planter in Union Square Park as the sun sat overhead in the clear blue sky.
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Zibanejad was put in the clear by Chris Kreider's pass to score his 15th goal at 17:05 of the second.
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JF Sports believes it's in the clear because Trump's image and likeness are public domain like other politician bobblheads it's manufactured.
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Now that another British man has won Wimbledon, it's far easier to understand Perry's legacy in the clear light of day.
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The company issued a fix last night, so T-Mobile customers should be in the clear to download the new operating system.
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But Swift's home state of Tennessee is a one-party consent state, so in that case, Kimye would be in the clear.
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Becker says that, generally, YouTubers aren't in the clear to use copyrighted music unless they've obtained proper permission from all parties involved.
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She received a stem cell transplant, hoping to get through the 100-day window that would signal she was in the clear.
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Though you'd always want to be tested to be sure you're in the clear, Dr. Brightman says "gestational diabetes usually resolves postpartum."
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The Bahamas is a beautiful place, but half of that beauty is found in the clear warm ocean that surrounds the Islands.
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Just try to dodge the major Mercurian red flags (signing contracts, visiting sketchy websites, gossiping) and you should be in the clear.
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In The Years Following Your BurnTime for some real talk: Just because your sunburn has healed doesn't mean you're in the clear.
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Rocky got a suspended sentence ... meaning he'll have to pay various fees and fines, and if he does he's in the clear.
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It looks like it's paid off: Donations have topped $500, so Lawrence is in the clear when it comes to that divorce.
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Yes, the doctor eventually tells you that the follow-up biopsy after that bloop on the mammogram puts you in the clear.
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Judge Judy thinks Johnny Depp is in the clear for his Trump assassination wisecrack, but that doesn't mean she thinks it's ok.
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Many internet-of-things devices connect over Wi-Fi, transmit sensitive data in the clear on local networks and don't support VPNs.
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This data was transmitted unencrypted, or in the clear, meaning that anyone sniffing traffic could have intercepted it, according to the researchers.
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Following McCann's arrest, Furlong said, "I thought I was in the clear," according to a videotape of his confession obtained by WOODTV.
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A number of app-building companies that had earlier believed themselves to be in the clear are now being affected, as well.
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Heldman insists he's in the clear because he "remastered" the episodes -- which he believes makes them new and available for his use.
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Justin Bieber's officially in the clear for allegedly headbutting a guy at a pre-Grammy party after his attorneys effectively stonewalled cops.
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"This noodle looks to be in the clear," Moore wrote in an Instagram story, layering the text over a photo of Joni.
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Considering you can't copyright taste, Ford would appear to be in the clear even though it does look heavily influenced by Firewatch.
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But Trump questioned the speed of the latest round of scrutiny and said the Democratic nominee is not in the clear yet.
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It was an especially gorgeous launch, delighting spectators as the rocket plume expanded in the clear night sky like a giant halo.
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The government's criminal inquiry into Mr. Mozilo's role in the financial crisis was dropped previously, so he is now in the clear.
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Given the bizarre way this whole saga has played out, it's dangerous to declare that Woodfox is in the clear for good.
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Yes we still have Brexit going on, but it seems for now we're in the clear when it comes to populism overall.
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There's a small chance of flurries this evening and tomorrow morning, but once we're in the clear, we'll have a glowing weekend.
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Even if the current, diminished Democratic advantage does last for the next month, it won't mean the Republicans are in the clear.
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As far as police were concerned, MGK was in the clear criminally because he didn't get his hands dirty during the beating.
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And when ObamaCare inevitably began unraveling, Republicans were in the clear to attack a law an unpopular law they did not support.
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The media mogul, 65, is finally in the clear after dealing with a "serious" case of pneumonia that left her doctor terrified.
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But preserving a pivotal nuclear arms control agreement is in the clear interest of the United States, and beneficial to global security.
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We are not in the clear, and the current information cannot tell us how Florence will behave once it approaches the coast.
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In other words, if you go to another employer that offers qualifying coverage before that timeframe runs out, you're in the clear.
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B steals the money from himself, uses it to commit a crime, or misleads donors about what it's for, he's in the clear.
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That means the current inhabitants of King's Landing — Cersei Lannister, Euron Greyjoy, and her hired army, the Golden Company — are in the clear.
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She now turns to a gentle cleanser from Alastin, SkinCeuticals Hydrating B5 Gel, and vitamin C serums to keep things in the clear.
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But dropping the embattled engineer, one of the preeminent players in the nascent self-driving car industry, doesn't mean Uber's in the clear.
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Others, like mine, explode mid-flight, a space shuttle torn asunder in the clear blue sky as the stunned crowd watches in disbelief.
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Luckily, Dreyer's, Edy's and Haagen-Dazs all fall under Nestle's rule – so you're in the clear for those freezer aisle brands as well.
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So if you offer your own login tool but not a similar one from Google, Facebook, Twitter, or Snap, you're in the clear.
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"I don't think we're in the clear," said Dennis Dick, head of markets structure, proprietary trader at Bright Trading LLC in Las Vegas.
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In a post shared on Instagram, Kuznetsov wears a black biniki, flippers and a snorkel mask for a swim in the clear water.
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When I headed to college, the picking stopped for almost a year, my scars faded, and I figured I was in the clear.
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Paul Ryan's in the clear: big ground squirrels known as marmots — and yes, a woodchuck is a species of marmot — do chuck cars.
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In the clear light of afternoon, the city center crawled with street vendors and hurried civilians shuffling to and from offices and shops.
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While political risk in Europe might have been greatly reduced following Macron's victory, the euro zone might not fully be in the clear.
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But Trump is known for changing his mind at the drop of a hat, so no one should feel in the clear yet.
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She was referring to the age-old saying, of course: Beer before liquor, never been sicker; liquor before beer, you're in the clear.
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Kengeter's contract expires at the end of March, and the board has balked at extending it until his name is in the clear.
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The President has insisted all along that he wants to speak to Mueller and believes he could quickly put himself in the clear.
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But I'm not exactly in the clear as I head back out into the fresh air on the lawn at the UN headquarters.
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But, just as he thought he was in the clear, the health center called him and said that they sent the wrong message.
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Technical indicators are showing that may now be in the clear to buy, but the S&P 500 not so much, Cramer said.
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Still, the storm continues to wallop the Gulf Coast and it is too early to say that the economy is in the clear.
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The fact that Facebook's stock rose through the hearing should not be taken as a sign that the company is in the clear.
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Apple has since patched the bug, so if you're still using iTunes on Windows for some reason you should be in the clear.
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Now Dimaya is in the clear, working as a delivery driver in California and eternally grateful to Neil Gorsuch, perhaps an unexpected hero.
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Trey Songz is not in the clear yet for an alleged attack on a woman back in February ... she's now suing the singer.
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Matt: And so we get put on blast, and then all of a sudden it comes out that we were—Gabby: In the clear.
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You can see package images here, but you'll be fully in the clear if you just don't eat any of the potentially bony steaks.
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"I saw a familiar face looking back at me in the clear sliver of the mirror that my hand had just … swiped," says Badeen.
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"The Nest thermostat was revealing location information of the home and weather station, including the user's zip code, in the clear," the report said.
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Hillary Clinton may not face charges over her email practices as secretary of state, but she may not be in the clear just yet.
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The tropical getaway included plenty of time spent on the beach, as Spears shared several photos of herself posing in the clear blue waves.
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Not to mention, sperm can live in the cervix for up to five days, so you can't expect to be completely in the clear.
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Sharif shot back on Twitter after some of the details of the report leaked to the public, declaring herself to be in the clear.
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Part of Trump's fury is rooted in his belief following the conclusion of Mueller's investigation that he was in the clear, according to advisers.
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" He added, "If Sean Penn did nothing more than visit and report, he is protected by the First Amendment, and is in the clear.
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National Weather Service forecaster Robert Ricks cautioned, however, that it was too early to say for certain that New Orleans was in the clear.
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The lack of major anti-government protests so far suggested the BJP was in the clear for now but that could change, he noted.
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" The catchiest, most-upbeat track on the record, Radcliffe lends some optimism while chanting, "Hope, faith, knowing, fear/Time stops, we're in the clear.
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Goldman Sachs is now firmly running economic policy and so Janet Yellen, China, and the Export-Import Bank are all now in the clear.
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But should you feel inspired to get proactive about booking, only to drop the ball for another week, you'll still be in the clear.
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"We thought we were okay, we thought we were in the clear, and three days after power came back on, Maria arrived," she explains.
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To be certain you're in the clear, ensure that your Windows PC is updated with all of Microsoft's latest security patches as of today.
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Without it, every corporate communication, financial transaction, and sensitive government document would be flying over the internet in the clear for anyone to see.
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Most people who have no symptoms and have shown a negative on all the tests can be relatively sure they are in the clear.
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With another iteration on the drone technology, and a better on-site deployment strategy for our customers, we could be in the clear here.
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Once in Ecuador, Nivelo figured he was in the clear, but local authorities caught up with him about a month after he got back.
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Experts say they know roughly the latitude at which the craft will land, putting places like Canada and the United Kingdom in the clear.
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But if you should find yourself in the proximity of Hanks and Wilson, you should probably keep your distance until they're in the clear.
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"It'll take a little bit more, I believe, before we're in the clear, but I do think that we're very, very close," Newton said.
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Still, using Trump associates' leaks of what Mueller told them to conclude that Trump is probably in the clear seems a bit ... too hasty.
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Having delivered the president's responses, members of his circle appeared eager to try to show that Mr. Trump's answers put him in the clear.
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That doesn't mean the stock market is in the clear, however, especially given the recent surge to record highs that left stocks looking expensive.
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Moreover, if Mr. Giuliani believed that this labored account would put Mr. Trump and the campaign in the clear, he was most likely mistaken.
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"He got a major show of support from Kirstjen Nielsen, the Homeland Security secretary, but he's still not quite in the clear," Bender said.
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Once in the clear, people will venture outside; others will arrive back to their houses to clean up what puddles or debris they find.
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He didn't, but again, the companies are saying that's not what he did for them, and so he again might be in the clear.
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But Taguba's clarification didn't put Paolo and Manases in the clear because Taguba didn't recant receiving the text messages, opposition politician Antonio Trillanes said.
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They aren't totally in the clear yet, though, as they still need to pay back the IRS and the New Jersey Department of the Treasury.
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If the CBD is derived from hemp (which is the type of CBD in all of the gummies below), you're pretty much in the clear.
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When we arrived the guide pointed to a listless herd of manatees, ancient as dinosaur eggs in the clear water, and asked which was ours.
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Even some of the evacuated animals are not in the clear ... goats and sheep were taken to an "unsafe zone" where coyotes and bobcats roam.
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White wine drinkers are pretty much in the clear, but red wine fans are risking it when it comes to white shirts, furniture, or carpets.
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Additionally, if your boss suddenly enabled them you would be notified, and any direct message you sent before that time would be in the clear.
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Director James Toback is in the clear after the L.A. County District Attorney rejected all 5 cases involving allegations of sexual misconduct ... TMZ has learned.
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On Monday, as the markets saw gains that brought the Dow and out of correction territory, investors were asking if we're in the clear yet.
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Though the new mom is in the clear to travel, she's chosen to remain in Cleveland, where the Cavaliers player is based, the source says.
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Several FARC leaders have yet to be in the clear of the judicial system, which, for the time being keeps them from running for office.
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Several FARC leaders have yet to be in the clear of the judicial system, which for the time being keeps them from running for office.
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Notwithstanding that caveat, for the moment it would appear that Trump is relatively in the clear, for the first time since he assumed the presidency.
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The Senate's version of the defense bill doesn't include the rider, but that doesn't mean the bird and the bill are in the clear. Sen.
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And the final section was a control group, where they planted trees in the clear-cut soil and simply let them grow on their own.
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He says an official told him as long as he stayed out of trouble and kept checking in with ICE, he'd be in the clear.
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But he was still not in the clear, even with temporary documentation from the Romanian Embassy in Turkey that had allowed him to return home.
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The Rules Do Not Apply addresses each added blow in the clear-eyed manner of a journalist used to making sense of other people's lives.
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It's why I was so adamant about a video or audio coming into play, because I knew I was 100 percent in the clear there.
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Las Vegas PD tells us ... Foxx is in the clear -- at least criminally -- because the statute of limitations of 3 years has long since run.
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The process to get in the clear has so far taken years and has pushed borrowers into collection, leaving them to face wage garnishment threats.
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Soon, the soft undulations of the hills are interrupted by the jagged peaks of the Dragoon Mountains, their contours sharp in the clear morning light.
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"As long as Caterpillar can hold above $130 ... at the end of the week, Collins thinks you could be in the clear," the host said.
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With these improvements, Samsung said it believed it was in the clear after it had to kill the Note 7 last year following safety recalls.
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The piano melody turns frantic as you're being chased out by an angry shopkeeper with a broom, and slows down when you're in the clear.
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Men who carry the gene may still be at risk Men who carried the mutated gene were also not in the clear, the researchers found.
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I'm a Blistex kind of guy myself, but as long as you are using some sort of chap-stick, you should be in the clear.
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In exchange for his plea, McCain was given a diversion program -- meaning if he keeps his nose clean for a year, he's in the clear.
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The structures also contain a laser system that displays a red light when crossing is prohibited and a green light when pedestrians are in the clear.
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White wine drinkers are pretty much in the clear, but red wine drinkers are really risking it when it comes to white shirts, furniture, or carpets.
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We thought that when we left the Republican National Convention and arrived in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention we would be somewhat in the clear.
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Adult themed comics like Erika Moen's Oh Joy Sex Toy would seem to be completely in the clear; as are art nudes and dirty minded podcasts.
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Just ask Dakota Johnson, who thought she was in the clear once she made it onstage … and got thrown a curveball when she least expected it.
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But to send this information in the clear presents a material danger to the many gay people around the world who cannot openly identify as such.
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"As with any mental illness a patient is in the clear when she experienced a significant reduction in symptoms, distress, and interference in functioning," she says.
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The next year, he passed all the concussion tests in Spring Training, but the club physician told him that he was not necessarily in the clear.
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I was 19 weeks along at the time, basically past the window of greatest risk for miscarriage (though still not completely in the clear, of course).
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The last bear market persisting in 2016 is the health care group, and although the pressure is decreasing there, the sector isn't in the clear, yet.
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But fair use is a case-by-case decision: although Google has been found innocent in this instance, other developers may not be in the clear.
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Trump's claim that he is in the clear since he had constitutional authority to fire Comey does not absolve him of obstruction of justice charges, either.
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As long as there is solid contrast (note how dark the background is and how bright the hand is here) you should be in the clear.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter did not have a heart attack over the weekend, but he's not in the clear either ... sources connected to Dog tell TMZ.
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We're in the clear for snow today and tomorrow, but it may feel as bone-chilling as 0 degrees as you head out for the day.
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So long as you're in the clear from scammers, this could be a whimsically magical time for romance—just don't make solid commitments at this time.
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The TomTom deal further reduces its dependance on Google — although mapping apps can be notoriously tough to get right, so Huawei isn't in the clear yet.
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While Florida isn't in the clear yet, this week's test results give the area new hope as the peak tourist season is right around the corner.
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Just when you thought we were in the clear — only one week away from spring — we're preparing for the arrival of a possible blizzard on Tuesday.
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" Still, he underlined that a 10 percent bitcoin spike doesn't mean crypto prices are in the clear or that it's "time to breath a sign of relief.
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It's a sign that Wansink, head of the university's famous Food and Brand Lab and author of 15 retracted studies, is far from being in the clear.
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Airbnb may reckon it is in the clear with its deals with four cities, but Tujia has made over 200 agreements with local authorities across the country.
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If Trump is talking to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson about North Korea, or to local Puerto Rican officials, the source said, he is in the clear.
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But wait, you might protest, my friend says that if her partner pees before sex, washing away any lingering sperm in his urethra, she's in the clear.
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Though Ranieri notes that those who agreed to running royalties rather than an upfront sum, may be in the clear, depending on the nature of their agreement.
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" (Questions of the baby's paternity do come up almost immediately after his birth.) But Rose says he, at least, is in the clear: "It certainly wasn't mine.
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Ennis scored his ninth goal of the season at 13:07 of the second after Gauthier's pass put him in the clear at the Buffalo blue line.
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Amber Portwood's in the clear with her probation officer over alleged threats she made against a YouTuber ... because that woman has no direct connection to her case.
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"They&aposre doing everything they can to make sure that they&aposre in the clear and aren&apost hit by any more lawsuits," a former employee said.
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The Maple Leafs tied the game 2-2 at 13:56 of the second when Marner was put in the clear by a pass from Roman Polak.
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That means that Trump — and any other politicians who get into trouble for their song choice — is legally in the clear if he secured the PRO license.
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Sellers turn up at hospitals including Moscow's Psychiatric Clinical Hospital No. 1, in the Clear Ponds neighborhood, home to some of the city's most expensive real estate.
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Technical indicators are showing that Apple may now be in the clear to buy, but the S&P 2800 not so much, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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Noah was presumably headed to jail — the answer to that comes pretty quickly in the Season 3 premiere — and Alison and Helen were both in the clear.
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Otw to L.A. guy I work with is in the seat in front of me so I think I'm in the clear for reclining leg room issues.
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It's not in the clear yet, as 16 (mostly Democratic) state attorneys general sued to block the deal, but the companies are reportedly looking to settle. 2.
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As I was wading in the clear waters of the Dominican river, I noticed countless plastic bags, styrofoam cups, and empty chip bags working their way downstream.
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He showed us his badass underground office, and we got to skip class for an entire hour and clean, so we figured we were in the clear.
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But the oil majors themselves are expected to remain in the clear for now, S&P believes, despite calls for a global energy transition toward more sustainable fuels.
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Wine Stain Remover White wine drinkers are pretty much in the clear, but red wine fans are risking it when it comes to white shirts, furniture, or carpets.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme saw it Meek's way and released him, but he's not in the clear until Brinkley holds a hearing month on whether to toss the conviction.
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At least 3 of the individuals were ID'd and charged with misdemeanor battery, but cops said MGK was in the clear because he wasn't a part of it.
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Facebook's Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg spent two days this week facing scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers, but the social network he helped create isn't in the clear just yet.
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The state was not in the clear yet: The Maria fire was still burning in Ventura County, and red-flag warnings were still in effect until Saturday evening.
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He said he thinks they're in the clear after Border Patrol didn't do anything following a 48-hour window in which the mural was supposed to be gone.
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Down in the clear, dark water, I spotted a little moon jellyfish, its milky white outlines pulsing like an accordion over the violet stars and crescent shells below.
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Two people ate some of the salad before they found the dead bat in the clear, five-ounce container of organic greens bought at a Florida Walmart store.
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After finishing your meal and taking a dip in the clear spring water, you can hike the trails of the surrounding jungle and visit the nearby archeological museum.
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But testing negative for the three mutations does not mean someone is in the clear, as there are over a thousand BRCA mutations associated with increased cancer risk.
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They brandished banners in his honor here; high above, in the clear blue sky, they flew planes again, this time thanking him for all that he had done.
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DTC kits may also indicate false negatives, suggesting a person is in the clear in terms of their risk of a particular condition when that's not totally accurate.
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Although layoffs happen often and may be due to company budget cuts or restructuring, Welch warns that this doesn't automatically mean you're in the clear with potential employers.
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The dictator Maduro has also suspended a constitutional presidential recall referendum and postponed gubernatorial elections, in the clear knowledge that he and his party would of course lose.
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And just when we thought yesterday's near-230-degree weather had us in the clear, we're expecting a wintry mix of rain and snow later in the week.
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Nick Gordon is in the clear in his domestic violence arrest because prosecutors have decided to drop the case ... and they just released pictures of his girlfriend's injuries.
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I'm not saying that game piracy is morally in the clear, but it did allow us to engage much more deeply with games than we otherwise could have.
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Generally a debut single titled "Famous" should set off alarm bells––nobody wants to hear a viral sensation sing about their experience with fame––but Ramsey's in the clear.
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As long as TvAddOns deletes pirate-enabling content when it receives a takedown notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, it would likely be in the clear, legally speaking.
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It is in the clear interest of policymakers, organizations, and the public to receive feedback from security researchers directly, instead of risking the information reaching other potentially malicious parties.
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As the richest and most prominent computer company in the world, Apple frequently faces patent infringement claims, and, more often than not, it's found to be in the clear.
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"I'm sure it's most scary for him because probably somewhere in your mind you wonder if you're ever going to be all the way in the clear," he said.
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Run a few of your own questions by Beyonséance and let us know how it goes — as long she doesn't tell you "boy bye," you're probably in the clear.
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Greens, yellows, and whites, on the other hand, seem to turn them off, so if you like Easter-themed and/or vomit-colored decor, you're probably in the clear.
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"We're going to stay very short-term positive," he said, adding that stocks would be in the clear if the trades above its long-term 200-day moving average.
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However, the gun was licensed to another state ... lucky for the security guard, the weapon was not loaded and away from any ammo so he was in the clear.
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As long as they don't sell, share, trade, or seek to distribute their creations, they were in the clear with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).
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And this is why Gargac appears to be in the clear, legally: Missouri law doesn't require Gargac to let his passengers in on the fact that they're being recorded.
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With regards to that particular set of bugs, (which describe numerous vulnerabilities in both Google's Android and Apple's iOS), iPhone owners are mostly in the clear, but not completely.
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Karen Shollenberger, a student at Drexel University with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, thought she was in the clear after being in remission for nine months after a CAR-T treatment.
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"Once we have a definitive forecast on where Maria will go after the next five days -- then we can be sure if we are in the clear," Guy said.
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The strategist added that Netflix wasn't in the clear even though its moving average convergence divergence indicator, which tracks momentum, was indicating that its recent decline could be slowing.
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On the day after Mueller testified, and the President seemed to be in the clear, Trump had the fateful phone call with Zelensky that led to the current crisis.
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His use of the StarCraft II Editor leaves him in the clear on the copyright side of things, and the studio seems to be into the idea in general.
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Your kitty is in the clear: People who grow up with cats in the home are no more likely than anyone else to develop mental illness, British researchers reported Tuesday.
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Red wine stain remover White wine drinkers are pretty much in the clear, but red wine drinkers are really risking it when it comes to white shirts, furniture, or carpets.
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She claims there is no set number of uses after which you absolutely have to change your blade — but that doesn't necessarily mean my coworkers are totally in the clear.
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Great news for Devon Still and his family -- the ex-NFL player's daughter, Leah, is IN THE CLEAR after doctors feared her recent medical scans showed signs of cancer. BOOM!!!
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By May 20, the shadow period will end, and you'll be in the clear — that is, until August 12, when Mercury will enter its third of four retrogrades this year.
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They said it could potentially be used as a leverage in trade negotiations — but even if a trade deal is reached, Chinese technology firms will not be in the clear.
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But even if that event does not pan out, wheat is not in the clear as February has the tendency to deliver some of the coldest temperatures of the year.
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First, Kanye West was in the clear, and now Daz Dillinger's good to go too ... because cops don't think his call to have Crips attack Ye was serious at all.
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Iconic singer Rod Stewart has revealed that he is in "in the clear" from prostate cancer after being diagnosed with the disease and fighting it over a two-year period.
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When it seemed like they were relatively in the clear — the zombies were distracted by the two bodies — they both looked up to see Ron pointing a gun at them.
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I thought I was in the clear until my husband quietly urged me to seek medical help after rattling off a list of symptoms he'd recognized from the first time.
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From biking along the canals of Amsterdam to scuba diving in the clear Mediterranean waters off Cyprus, here are 50 things you need to do in Europe in your lifetime.
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Two days before the election, on Sunday, November 6, Comey sent Congress another letter saying the Clinton email investigation was closed again, meaning that she was once again in the clear.
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If Verizon executives truly feel they can get away with this, we can think of at least one person who might have signaled that the company would be in the clear.
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Masai Ujiri ain't in the clear yet from his altercation with a police officer at a 2019 NBA Finals game ... the Toronto Raptors president is now being sued over the incident.
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It's said to be the most devastating storm to hit Queensland since 2011, and Australia isn't in the clear just yet—the country's cyclone season will last for about another month.
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UFC superstar Cris Cyborg is a new woman -- she completed a court ordered anger management course stemming from her battery case with another UFC fighter ... and now she's in the clear!
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Salamanca took the useless pill and collapsed, and for now, Nacho's father is in the clear … although a few glimpses of Gus's face indicate he may be wise to Nacho's plot.
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Of course, any guy who refuses to part with his goatee, horseshoe or villain mustache -- coronavirus be damned -- might still be in the clear ... if they do a little trimming up.
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Sure, we may not have looked our absolute best in the clear mascara and icy-white shadow we rocked way back when, but it actually wasn't as mortifying as we had expected.
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Leslie wasn't looking for spoilers — "I don't care about that, I'm not a nerd," she said — and Harington was seemingly in the clear, until she asked him about something much more pressing.
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As we reported ... 21 Savage is in the clear on a previous felony warrant but is dealing with much bigger problems on his plate, like battling Trump's administration and its immigration policies.
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And definitely keep an eye out for when these agencies say that lettuce products are officially in the clear — which, if the E. coli outbreak was any indication, could be a while.
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It is not unusual for investigations in so-called "white collar" cases to go on for years, luring the target into an unfounded belief that he or she is in the clear.
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Amazon doesn't have the legal responsibility a publishing house would have, and it's in the clear as long as it sets up the DMCA-mandated method to submit copyright infringement takedown requests.
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Although firms with 50 or more employees face federal penalties from the Affordable Care Act for forgoing group health insurance, firms like mine, with fewer than 50 employees, are in the clear.
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This sounds familiar: After incurring Trump's wrath, other administration figures, notably Steve Bannon, were also able to escape the president's doghouse (though it's not certain that Sessions is fully in the clear).
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Imagine what would happen to that system if employees were told that they were in the clear if a document is not classified and they were considerate enough to leave a copy.
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With many of its athletes seemingly in the clear, Russia's top investigative agency on Friday announced a probe into why sports officials did not ensure that the meldonium ban was properly observed.
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The Clinton conference went beyond just saying that Clinton was in the clear; Comey also gave the opinion of the FBI that Clinton had been irresponsible in hosting a private email server.
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If you haven't downloaded a video file on your Android device, you're likely in the clear (videos played through third-party apps like WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger aren't vulnerable to the malware).
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Since we , the family has hiked in Switzerland, biked in Amsterdam, visited the Leaning Tower of Pisa, gone on safari in South Africa and swam in the clear water of the Maldives.
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Things will be more grounded—but not any less emotional—as Mercury connects with Saturn on September 228; however, you won't exactly be in the clear when it comes to confusing information.
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Todd Chrisley and his wife, Julie, can put their tax woes behind them -- at least at a state level -- but they're not yet in the clear of their federal tax evasion case.
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Because withdrawals from individual retirement accounts are exempt from the 10 percent tax penalty if they're used for education or a first house, the accountant assumed he would be in the clear.
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But analysts said Italy was not in the clear, and there is potential for market turmoil in the case of government paralysis and of delays to plans to fix Italy's ailing banks.
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Unless one of his inquisitors laid a slow burning fuse that leads to a disastrous detonation of a scandal or controversy in the coming days, Kavanaugh seems to be in the clear.
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Peter Thomas isn't in the clear for an alleged bar brawl in his Charlotte sports bar -- investigators want to have a sit down with him to get his side of the story.
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Armen Azatian and his 25-year-old son, Grigor, were enjoying an afternoon of spearfishing in the clear water off of Pebble Beach, California, when their peaceful weekend activity quickly plunged into chaos.
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" Duarte, who was still in the clear view of the classroom door, texted her friends, "I feel so exposed where I'm sitting I feel it wouldn't be hard at all to kill me.
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While Joel Kaplan, its longtime chief lobbyist, looks a very likely candidate for an intimate acquaintance with "oppo research" dark arts — if indeed COO Sheryl Sandberg is in the clear on this one.
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Kidd -- who btw says he could be the next XXX -- says he couldn't have been happier he's legally in the clear, but he says in the court of public opinion he's still suffering.
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The FCA is considering new rules on illiquid assets in open ended funds, saying it will draw lessons from Woodford, with the watchdog's research signaling that for now, ETFs are in the clear.
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Mellie's not totally in the clear ... if she violates any part of her probation, a judge will decide between sentencing Mellie to 6 years in prison or tacking on conditions to her probation.
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Don't assume that you're in the clear just because other people are doing it — this type of policy violation is what managers hang their hats on when they're unhappy with an employee's performance.
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As the Web continues to grow, it is adding an unprecedented number of devices constantly engaged in information sharing – some more sensitive than the rest, with most data still transmitted in the clear.
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Smith had denied any wrongdoing from the very beginning -- and now it seems he's in the clear, with the District Attorney reportedly refusing to move forward with a case against the NBA star.
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Once Mr. Guzmán was finally in the clear, Mr. Zambada said, he and his brother drove the boss to the heart of Mexico City, the territory that Mr. Zambada ran for the cartel.
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TEHRAN — Perplexed residents of Tehran focused their eyes — and smartphones — upward on Monday afternoon as antiaircraft weapons hidden on rooftops suddenly began blasting away at "an unidentified flying object" in the clear sky.
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It's a trend that's persisted from the campaign days: The defining characteristic in the clear divide between Republicans willing to speak out against Trump and those who have supported him is political future.
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It's unknown what exactly the supposed database contains, and whether any passwords are hashed or in the clear, but the data is being sold for 0.1972 bitcoins, or around $13 at today's exchange rates.
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That said, while we don't know exactly what California's statutes of limitations are when it comes to shoplifting, we're willing to bet that 25 years later, the mischievous duo are probably in the clear.
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Sacramento, which is just a couple hours' drive from Sebastopol and so far in the clear for shut-offs because it's not serviced by PG&E, hosts data centers for CenturyLink, RagingWire, and more.
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Earlier this spring, the Jonas family announced that Kevin Jonas Sr. was battling colon cancer at age 52, but with today's news, it's safe to say that the OG Jonas is in the clear.
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J.R. Smith just copped a sweet deal in his cell phone throwing incident back in July ... TMZ Sports has learned, and if he stays outta trouble for 6 months ... he's totally in the clear.
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And it's wise to wait 7-10 days after treatment before having sex again to make sure you're in the clear, because about 1 in 5 people get trich again after treatment, she says.
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Although, if you can log a couple hundred uses in your favorite tote, whether it bears the Reformation logo or that of your local CSA (yep, that's a thing), you're basically in the clear.
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At a rally on the Cleveland waterfront, as Cruz spoke gingerly to fellow Republicans about "our nominee" and the uncertain future under his former rival, Trump's plane flew in the clear skies behind him.
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Sean Kingston's friend has just been arrested and booked for firing a shot during an altercation Tuesday night in Las Vegas ... and Migos is in the clear ... even though they apparently beat down Sean.
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Eagles star Nigel Bradham already picked up a W, and he hasn't even played the Falcons yet ... 'cause the Philly LB is in the clear in his aggravated assault case ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The Grand Junction, Colorado, native was boogie boarding in the clear Kauai waters during a vacation to Hawaii on Thursday when he encountered what he believes was an at least 6-foot tiger shark.
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A pass from Connor Carrick put Mitch Marner in the clear and the Leafs' rookie rifled a high wrist shot past Howard on the glove side to make it 290-1 at 13:53.
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Jerry Jones said he spoke with NFL personal conduct investigations chief Lisa Friel about the case and that according to "all the real information that anybody has," Jones says Elliott is in the clear.
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For desperate consumers, some enterprising eBay sellers are hawking their phone preorders for $1,500 or more — eBay has a guide for how to make sure you're in the clear buying phones on the platform.
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Before the Snowden revelations, when companies such as Microsoft, Yahoo, and other email providers didn't use encryption, all these emails were travelling in the clear over the internet, and were collected by spy agencies.
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It could be a sign that — even as more stories continue to pile on — consequences for longtime offenders might not be so far off, even for those who may be legally in the clear.
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"The increase in production in September is pleasing but we're not in the clear .. industrial production has contracted significantly in the third quarter," said Sophia Krietenbrink of Germany's DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce.
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Going nuclear: This would change the rules to allow a simple majority to approve the nomination at 51 votes instead of the traditional 60-vote threshold, which would put Gorsuch in the clear for approval.
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According to the National Institutes of Health, carpets are huge allergen attractors, so even when you're inside the comfort of your home, you're not necessarily in the clear from itchy eyes and a runny nose.
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Kalepso says it can do better than other database offerings out there by melding strong security with high reliability, while filling in the spots where sensitive data can be accessed or obtained in the clear.
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"Beer before liquor, never been sicker; liquor before beer, you're in the clear" is a well-worn phrase backing the belief that you can avoid a hangover if you take drinks in the "right" order.
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A lot of people say to wait to spread the news until after the first trimester, because that is when the baby is largely in the clear with regards to miscarriages and things like that.
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If your provider doesn't support STARTTLS, your email might be encrypted going from your computer to your provider, but it will then travel across the internet in the clear, on its way to the recipient.
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Peterson, crossing the edge of the court toward the postgame interview area, was almost in the clear when, in his reckoning, he was "blindsided," got his leg tangled with someone, and fell to the floor.
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If the EPA's previous statements on the matter -- that all of Pruitt's accounts are searched for FOIA requests -- is true, and the agency is complying with other retention requirements, Pruitt is likely in the clear.
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That doesn't mean South Korea is totally in the clear now; cases are still rising, and just like every other country, it will remain vulnerable to the disease until vaccines or other treatments are developed.
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Investors in Asia could rest easy on the interpretation that rates — if the Fed did decide to hike this year — would rise very gradually, but markets weren't completely in the clear, cautioned one market watcher.
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And when he opened them again all he could see was the glint of a metal trap, bubbles rising in the clear cold water, and the hands of the animal fighting to get out. ♦
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By this the judge means that while the court would be legally in the clear if it issued an official order binding the relevant actors in the Executive, but that there's no reason to do so.
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The legality of some kinds of CBD is still a bit murky, thanks to the generally fluid state of marijuana legalization in the United States, but CBD extracted from hemp seems to be in the clear.
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Hayek, who loves a curve-hugging silhouette and animal print on the red carpet, proved that sense of style carries through to her resort-wear, as she floated in the clear waters with her eyes closed.
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I was worried about the material making me sick in the beginning, and then I figured I was in the clear, but now I've heard things that make me think I could still be in danger.
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In the sweet snap, the reality star, 34, is seen wading in the clear blue water, wearing sunglasses and an LA baseball cap, while her mother, 62, wears a similar pair of Aviators and a sunhat.
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Apart from the Nest, the researchers found that the Sharx security camera transmits video feeds in the clear, allowing pretty much anyone with access to the owner's network to intercept and watch them over the internet.
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And while the Queen is legally in the clear — she's exempt from paying tax in the United Kingdom, but does so anyway — her estate's investment comes across as poor judgment given the weight of her reputation.
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Reporters and editors who do not cover politics are generally considered in the clear to make such donations, while those that cover the issues at hand are encouraged to stay away due to conflicts of interest.
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Our skies have been sullied, as have our lungs; mercury wafts from these and other smokestacks and falls with rain on Mesa Verde National Park and in the clear, icy streams of the San Juan Mountains.
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It was the only evidence the agency found that even came close to verifying Snowden's assertions, and De believed it was weak enough to call Snowden's credibility into question and put the NSA in the clear.
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Now that Trump is in the clear, and as the Democratic primary campaign ramps up — with Joe Biden still in the race — this administration has made clear it will continue looking into the Biden family indefinitely.
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But just because there's no current investigation doesn't mean Griffin is in the clear -- the Toronto PD says if someone files a report, they will open an investigation ... but until that time, there's nothing to investigate.
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Even though the stock market has recovered from its late 2018 lows, Wall Street might not be in the clear as it enters its next earnings season, Cramer warned on Friday as stocks ended the week higher.
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I hope that with the Mueller inquiry behind us and Trump himself likely in the clear of donning an orange jumpsuit as "Putin's puppet," our conversations will drift instead to the more pressing issues our country faces.
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"Age verification for online pornography needs to happen, and I believe it is the clear will of the house and those we represent that it should, and in the clear interests of our children that it must."
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It seemed like we were finally in the clear of the great romaine scare of 2018, but earlier this week, the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) published a public health alert about another lettuce-related concern.
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Don't expect to see Ezekiel Elliott wearing a pink tutu on the Dallas Cowboys practice field this fall ... 'cause Dez Bryant says EE is totally in the clear when it comes to the subject of rookie hazing.
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It sounds a bit like defusing a bomb: pull the right wire and you're in the clear, but pull the wrong wire, and in this case, you might have a very expensive, very broken piece of machinery.
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It's not entirely clear what kinds of consideration Deary thought she deserved from officials and opponents just because her shoelace was undone mid-game, but she certainly paid the price for assuming she was in the clear.
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After Britain voted to leave the EU on June 23 AIMA said it was in the clear interest of its UK members to have access to EU markets and it would be heavily involved in Brexit negotiations.
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And people even closer to Trump, such as his son Don Jr. and son-in-law Jared Kushner, cannot be sure they are in the clear although all, including the President, profess innocence and downplay Mueller's investigation.
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You might have heard the saying "Beer before liquor, never been sicker; liquor before beer, you're in the clear", but again it's the amount of alcohol that might get you into trouble rather than mixing different types.
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For now, the idea that the future of American healthcare rests on the shoulders of John McCain and Rand Paul should—and does—scare the hell out of liberals, who thought they were in the clear already.
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Pure white letters appearing in the clear blue sky as if from nowhere, so big and tall and crystal-clear in their intent; Larry in an airplane, saying happy anniversary to his wife and also to himself.
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I'd love to say that we're in the clear now and we can leave these beasts in the 2010s, but Minions: The Rise of Gru is coming out on July 3, 2020, so get ready, everyone. —R.
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But that does not necessarily mean Trump is in the clear - he still faces multiple investigations into his business and other aspects of his political campaign, and Democrats are launching a wave of probes from Capitol Hill.
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But the lawyer argued that just because the prosecutors were imprudent didn't mean they'd violated Brady — because the prosecutors believed that the evidence wouldn't have changed the case's outcome, and that meant they were in the clear.
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It was the only evidence agency personnel said they found that even came close to verifying Snowden's assertions, and De believed it was enough to call Snowden's credibility into question and put the NSA in the clear.
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And, as with all beauty DIYs, a patch test is needed if you think you might be allergic or sensitive to tape — so try it on your arm the day before to be sure you're in the clear.
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If Trump fired Comey for the reasons stated by Rosenstein in the memo, then Trump is in the clear on that part of the obstruction inquiry; there's nothing obstructive about firing an FBI Director for mishandling a case.
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Various presidential candidates, from Marco Rubio to Rand Paul, Rick Perry and Jeb Bush, picked up on some of these proposals, in the clear hope of leaving the days of "you built that!" and "the 47 percent" behind.
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But others, like Navid Mahmoudi's Parting or Wang Xuebo's Knife In The Clear Water, are socially-minded feature debuts by promising directors, given the rare spot in a festival with room to breathe and discuss their work afterwards.
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That old fashioned reticence, as well as a stellar career in law enforcement, is one reason why Mueller's conclusions will carry such weight -- whether his report is ultimately critical of the President or leaves him in the clear.
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The sisters' dad, Mathew Knowles, tells TMZ ... they went and got tested following his breast cancer diagnosis to see if they carry the same gene he does, and the results are in -- he says they're in the clear.
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Even though the stock market has recovered from its late 2018 lows, Wall Street might not be in the clear as it enters its next earnings season, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned on Friday as stocks ended the week higher.
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Because the FCC's net neutrality rules are now a thing of the past, AT&T is totally in the clear to offer a service like this, and it's not a surprise that the company is continuing to expand it.
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Kansas, Nebraska, and parts of South Dakota, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and northern Texas appear to be pretty much in the clear, and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration cites the region's currently extremely high soil moisture as the cause.
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For 24 hours, Republicans in Congress thought they were in the clear — President Donald Trump had answered their calls and condemned by name the neo-Nazi hate groups who participated in a violent white supremacy rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The New York Times's excellent map of the vote switch shows that Northam didn't literally do better in every single precinct, but he did do better in the clear majority of them and in most regions of the state.
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The Saturday Profile MILLN REEF, Australia — Murrumu of Walubara and his son, Thoyo of Walubara, paddled in the clear waters of the Great Barrier Reef, among corals of electric purple and burnt orange, trumpetfish, sea cucumbers and giant clams.
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The questions then will arise as to whether the Fed should have begun tightening long ago, before the market rose so much and when the economy was far enough in the clear from the worst of the financial crisis.
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Delays and miscommunication will begin to clear up, and you can expect to be fully in the clear on December 7, when Mercury clears its shadow, meaning that the planet finishes moving past the degrees it retraced during the retrograde.
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He says that you should always apply the product to a small area of the face at first and use it as directed on the label, and if there's no negative skin reaction after that, you're most likely in the clear.
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Companies that formed their business off the Clerky Formation platform need to also pay a $99 set-up fee, as the startup has to evaluate their business to ensure they're in the clear to begin issuing SAFEs and convertible notes.
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If you have formal legal advice from a well-qualified attorney stating that your tax avoidance gambit was legal, then you are in the clear, legally speaking, even if the IRS decides the lawyers were wrong and your gambit is disallowed.
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If Hillary were already basically in the clear, and odds of a prosecution were vanishingly low, why would Bill go out of his way to pressure Lynch to drop the case, as conservatives are suggesting he did in the plane conversation?
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Trump and his aides may well end up in the clear, but months of recriminations ahead will further polarize the capital and cast a shadow over his administration, which is already struggling for traction after a tumultuous first five months.
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In the clear light of day, it's not easy even for the most abortion-hostile politician to stand up and declare that doctors should be required by law to give three times the evidence-based dose of medicine, any medicine.
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When the commission approved new robocalling rules last June, it later had to release guidance clarifying that as long as contractors working for lawmakers "continue to adhere to the decades old rules" in certain cases, they would remain in the clear.
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Our rear end continued its lazy rotation until, still under a second into the event, on the right side of the windshield, glowing in the clear ice forming on the glass, I saw the propane truck's headlights, shining toward us.
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I stuck with OG Dew, rather than veering off into its myriad permutations not just out of respect for the product, but also because the radioactive green sugar water in the clear glass made for some cool mad scientist imagery.
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Justin Timberlake is in the clear ... the official in the Shelby County D.A.'s Office who told us they were looking into a possible criminal violation in connection with JT's selfie at the voting booth now says he screwed up.
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This is still a dangerous storm, and just because some stretches of the Florida coast have not been hit as catastrophically as was possible, that does not mean the rest of Florida or Georgia or South Carolina are in the clear.
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Women who monetize their attractiveness through conventional acting or modeling, like Mr. Trump's wives, may be seen as less deserving of their resources than a man who was, like Mr. Trump, born rich, but they are generally in the clear.
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The main characters on Thrones seem to be mostly in the clear for this finale, but as a secondary character and a fan favorite who was eclipsed this season by Hot Pie and Gendry, Podrick is in the danger zone.
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I came to know the boardwalk, the cheek-by-jowl bungalows, the bagel shops and barnacle-encrusted jetty rocks, the ivory gulls with their sidelong appraising looks, the jetliners passing overhead in the clear autumn skies, headed for Kennedy Airport.
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Trump has dismissed criticism, including from Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE, over his tweets.
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Some journalists, spurred on by The Daily Show, later attempted to pile on by accusing the younger Trump of plagiarizing part of his speech, but, unlike the more substantive charges against his mother the night before, he appears to be in the clear.
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Caroline Framke: Gaad's death is fascinating for its futility alone — even the Soviets sent to question him seem floored by how clumsy and pointless it was — but it's also telling that it happened the second he thought he was in the clear.
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According to Google's product status page, people with Chrome OS devices powered by ARM-based CPUs were already in the clear, but the version 64 patch should extend those safeguards to include protection against Meltdown attacks on systems with older Intel chips.
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Intriguingly, the first few oesophageal tumours from Kenya don't appear to have any signatures from PAHs, potentially putting smoky rural kitchens like Emily's in the clear, although it's important to stress that only a small fraction of cases have been analyzed so far.
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Early on in this saga, Trump's attorneys John Dowd (who quit), White House special counsel Ty Cobb (still there) and Jay Sekulow (now in charge) urged restraint by arguing that the case would be over soon enough and he'd be in the clear.
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Be smart: A 45% approval rating is on the high end for President Trump, but it's still not a sign that the GOP will be in the clear come November, especially given that the North Korean summit contributed to the latest figure.
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The coronavirus pandemic is forcing employers to make tough decisions that could lead to legal liability, but most companies should be in the clear if they follow the advice of government authorities, according to Morrison & Foerster partners Janie Schulman and Christine Lyon.
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With Luke gone, Hannah thought she was in the clear, but then she chose Jed over woke model Tyler Cameron and windmill legend Peter only to find out that Jed joined the show while in a relationship, and she ended their engagement.
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Intriguingly, the first few oesophageal tumours from Kenya don't appear to have any signatures from PAHs, potentially putting smoky rural kitchens like Emily's in the clear, although it's important to stress that only a small fraction of cases have been analysed so far.
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November 22, 2016: Zika babies born without microcephaly may not be in the clear A study of 13 Brazilian babies born with congenital Zika virus infection but not microcephaly found that 11 of them (85%) developed the neurological condition within their first year of life.
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They should be asking the FBI not so much for the identity of the source, but when did you open the source and how did you task the source, and what was the timing of your investigation to make sure you were in the clear.
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"I was so grateful for his good health, he was going to live, he was in the clear, but I knew there were other kids and families still struggling…I could see their faces… and I knew pediatric cancer was underfunded," Witt tells PEOPLE.
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But what's telling here is that the question Sessions wants to answer is one that basically accuses him, and his colleagues, of the worst thing possible — deliberately trying to help the Russians throw the election — so that he can land firmly in the clear.
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What Clinton must do Clinton thought she was in the clear when FBI Director James Comey stood before the cameras in July to announce he wasn't recommending criminal charges stemming from her use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.
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The Notebook 9s are also limited to a 1080p display resolution, which is fine, but setting one of these computers up against the new Galaxy Tab Pro shows a marked difference in quality and vibrance, with the Windows tablet being in the clear lead.
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Requirements in the rules for senior managers to demonstrate they took steps to prevent or stop rulebreaking will also prompt bosses to document all delegation of tasks and to archive emails to help keep them in the clear if misconduct is uncovered, lawyers said.
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"If its mobile unit doesn't get into further trouble from here and given the strong performance of its components businesses, Samsung shares will continue its upward march," Chung said, but it doesn't look like Samsung is in the clear with its Note 7 yet.
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It was the last month of the Southern Hemisphere winter, and conditions were good: There was no thud from sea ice pancakes bumping together to distort his tests in the clear waters of the South Shetland Islands, about 500 miles south of Cape Horn.
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The tuxedo that I'd arrived in was nearby—I'd passed it on the way to the bar—and if I could make it there without attracting too much attention, I'd likely be in the clear to stroll right on through the main gates, job done.
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Avery -- who was facing jail time -- caught a break ... accepting a deal that will see the charges dismissed if he can go 45 days without getting in trouble, according to Southhampton PD. He ain't totally in the clear ... Avery does have to pay $746.25 in damages.
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And finally, they attacked a tool called Privacy Preserving Photo Sharing (P3), which encrypts identifying data in JPEG photos so humans can't see the overall image, while leaving other data components in the clear so computers can still do things with the files like compress them.
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Peel-off face masks are great for decongesting clogged pores and keeping blemish-prone complexions in the clear, but depending on your level of pain tolerance and how much peach fuzz you've got, the peel-off process can be uncomfortable — and that's just on your face.
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Without the lower prices of a discount chain like Home Goods or TJ Maxx, the charming and diverse options at Pier 1 Imports didn't seem like a strong enough factor in keeping the company in the clear and safe from the threat of its lower-priced competitors.
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Pelosi also railed against Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE, who agreed to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in March.
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And come in your swimsuit; once you've tasted your first Curaçao-spiked bright blue tropical drink (try the Blue Lagoon) and snacked on lightly fried lionfish (an invasive species in the Caribbean), take a dip in the clear waters of the bay as the sunset reflects off its surface.
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Many specialists also agree that it is not illegal for journalists to ask sources to leak information, and generally, journalists are in the clear if the information received is truthful and newsworthy, and if they did not engage in any illegal activity, like bribing or hacking, to obtain it.
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In a ruling on one of the art world's notable #MeToo lawsuits, a court found that Artforum magazine can be held responsible for retaliation against a former employee — but that Knight Landesman, the influential former publisher whom the employee accused of sexual harassment, legally remains in the clear.
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The reversal is the latest effort from Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE to insert himself in the cases brought by Mueller's team.
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For now, though, let's table that and focus on what is actually at issue in the matter of Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE's sentencing.
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The commentary prompted a rare rebuke from Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE, one of his most prominent and trusted Cabinet members.
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He won on the back nine with a sand wedge he gouged out of the rough to 25 feet on No. 5, a gap wedge to 210 feet on No. 212 for another birdie, and a 683-foot par save that kept him two shots in the clear.
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With regard to Ivanka, the White House told Newsweek Ivanka sent an email on February 28, 2017, before she was officially a federal employee so she should be in the clear even though she was sitting in on White House meetings and greeting foreign dignitaries alongside her father for months beforehand.
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On Wednesday, the "Star" singer was forced to cancel her first few "All I Want for Christmas Is You" concerts due to "a lovely upper respiratory infection after last week's flu," but after a little rest, she'll be in the clear to take the stage at a later date. pic.twitter.
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"The fascinating vapor of Juche satellite trailing in the clear and blue sky in spring of February on the threshold of the Day of the Shining Star, the greatest national holiday of Kim Il Sung's Korea, is a gift of most intense loyalty..." she said, after announcing details of the launch.
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TMZ is privy to Weinstein's 2015 employment contract, which says if he gets sued for sexual harassment or any other "misconduct" that results in a settlement or judgment against TWC, all Weinstein has to do is pay what the company's out, along with a fine, and he's in the clear.
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"The Sanders movement is united in the clear understanding that, to win the things we fought for, it's necessary to decisively defeat Trump and elect her," says Becky Bond, a former senior adviser to the Sanders campaign and the author of Rules for Revolutionaries: How Big Organizing Can Change Everything.
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Following the eruption of an unprecedented scandal at Credit Suisse over the past month, COO Pierre-Olivier Bouee is out, its CEO Tidjane Thiam is in the clear, and the bank is scrambling to mitigate the "reputational damage" inflicted by efforts to carry out covert surveillance on a former top executive.
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People who have mortgages with Bank of America and Chase and may feel they are in the clear because of a lack of conflicting tax forms, even if their local taxing authority has not been precise on whether prepayments fall in line with the guidance that the I.R.S. issued this week.
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Thirty-nine elected prosecutors issued a statement Thursday hitting back at attacks by Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE on reformist policies they have pursued.
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People who have mortgages with Bank of America, Chase and Quicken Loans may feel they are in the clear because of a lack of conflicting tax forms, even if their local taxing authority has not been precise on whether prepayments fall in line with the guidance that the I.R.S. issued this week.
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Rutenberg Yup, my biggest misgiving when I would write debate-night stories back in my last job as a political correspondent was that whatever I thought immediately after the debate might prove wrong or at least off-kilter in the clear light of the real polls, voter reactions and late-night comedy.
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All Trump's team needed to do was provide evidence that killing the Iranian general was truly an act of self-defense — as Article 51 of the UN Charter allows for in international law — and that killing him was the only way to prevent an imminent attack, and they'd be in the clear.
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More grave is the ODNI's potential to be politically weaponized, as some argue Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE has done with the Department of Justice.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE earlier this month called on the U.S. and its allies to throw their support behind those companies to undercut Huawei's dominance.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE is right that presidential tweets on Department of Justice (DOJ) cases make his job difficult in today's super-charged political environment.
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We have three options here: One, we can go with Gaddy's theory that they actually did make an appearance in the papers and we just don't know about it yet; two, that Americans have used other tax-avoidance schemes; or three, that Americans are in the clear and don't use tax-avoidance schemes.
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Women and families who are thrilled to be expecting a baby may quickly assume they're in the clear as a result of these initial screenings and get wrapped up in the fun of it all — what will be the theme of the nursery, when will we go Facebook-official, how should we announce the sex?
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In general, experts say you're in the clear to exercise if your symptoms are limited to above-the-neck only, like a runny nose, a sore throat, nasal congestion, or sneezing; below-the-neck symptoms like body aches, nausea, chest congestion, or fever should be enough to bench you during a regular bout of illness.
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Those worries intensified after the agency recommended a sentence shorter than the one it had first proposed for Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, a longtime GOP operative and Trump associate.
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Those remarks came a day after Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE said in an ABC News interview that the president's tweets were making his job more difficult.
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Top House and Senate Republicans issued a rare joint statement on Tuesday supporting Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE amid criticism over recent Justice Department decisions involving Trump associates.
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" Former Attorney General Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderTrump's DOJ makes a case for civil rights for the unborn Trump defends rhetoric: 'When they hit us we have to hit back' If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE drew criticism when he recommended last year that when Republicans "go low, we kick them.
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Her identity would have remained publicly unknown except for a public statement she made after the Department of Justice (DOJ) rescinded its initial sentencing recommendation for Trump confidant Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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All four of the prosecutors handling the case of Trump confidant Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE resigned after the DOJ opted for a lighter sentencing of Stone after their initial recommendation.
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The report comes after the DOJ earlier this week reversed a decision to recommend a seven- to nine-year prison sentence for Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, a longtime adviser to Trump.
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But keep in mind that the evidence we have is still perfectly compatible with a presidential candidate and his advisers who made a foreign policy promise in the clear light of democratic debate and set out to keep it with all the wisdom, imagination and experience at their disposal — which is to say, alas, not much.
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After the department asked the judge to impose a sentence that was "far less," Trump on Wednesday publicly congratulated Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE for "taking charge" of the case.
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A federal judge on Tuesday refused to delay Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE's sentencing amid the fallout over the Trump administration's decision to intervene in the case against the president's longtime ally.
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A U.S. District Court Judge in Washington, D.C., issued a statement Thursday obtained by The Hill rejecting the notion that outside pressure will influence the court's ruling on Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE's case.
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Senate Democrats unloaded on Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE on Friday, accusing him and other top Justice Department officials of trying to "undermine the administration of justice" and urging him to resign.
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Legal experts said the president may be working up to using his constitutionally unalterable pardon power to keep friend Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE and former national security adviser Michael Flynn out of prison.
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More than 85033,100 former Department of Justice (DOJ) officials are calling for Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE to resign in the wake of the DOJ's decision to ask for a shorter prison sentence for Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, a longtime ally and friend of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE.
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Some of the controversial features of the bill didn't make it to its final version: Graduate students and teachers are in the clear, since there won't be changes to the current graduate student tuition waivers or deduction for classroom expenses, and an anti-abortion provision that pro-choice advocates fear set the stage for the claim of a fetus' "personhood" got axed too.
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The judge overseeing longtime Trump adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE's trial ordered both the defense and prosecution to appear at a phone hearing Tuesday after all four Justice Department prosecutors withdrew from the case.
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U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ordered the hearing Sunday following the prosecutors' withdrawal, which came after Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE overrode their recommendation of a seven- to nine-year sentence, Politico reported.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE is threatening the legal shield that prevents internet companies such as Facebook and Google from facing lawsuits over the extreme, exploitative and sometimes violent posts that circulate on their powerful platforms.
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Last week, the department made the decision to override federal prosecutors and ask for a sentence of "far less" than the original seven to nine years recommended for Trump associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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The reexamination of Flynn's case is sure to spark criticism from Democrats, who just days earlier had accused Barr of political interference after the DOJ recommended a lesser sentence against longtime Trump associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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This week he waded into the fight over a sentencing recommendation for longtime associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, criticizing the career Justice Department prosecutors who worked on the case and the judge assigned to the trial.
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When President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's longtime ally, Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, was convicted of witness tampering and lying to Congress, Trump's enemies were gleeful; when prosecutors announced their recommended sentence, Trump reacted angrily, and Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE signaled to the president to pipe down so he could do his job.
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It's apparently not allowed if you'll be exercising your right to vote in the following states: Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Washington, D.C. In a handful of states, you're in the clear if you want to rock election garb while rocking the vote.
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I've come to accept that even if I have a few good weeks, even if my skin fully heals, I'm never going to be completely in the clear; I'm always one bump or stray hair away from falling into a three-hour trance in my bathroom that leaves my forehead, bikini line, armpit, chin (pick your part...) bloody, scabbed, and in need of some heavy-duty concealer.
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Those steps — public pushback from Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE and the decision by eight GOP senators to join Democrats to try to limit Trump's power to spark a war with Iran — may ultimately fail to have the desired effects.
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But the move also raised questions about Trump's intervention in criminal cases, especially when handling individuals with powerful connections, and over how he might deal with two associates, Michael Flynn and Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, who are facing imprisonment.
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Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE is set to be sentenced Thursday in the midst of a growing political controversy after the Trump administration intervened in his case to push for a lighter prison sentence than originally sought by prosecutors.
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Barr made the comment after the Justice Department rescinded a recommendation that GOP political operative and longtime Trump adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE be sentenced to seven to nine years in prison for lying to investigators and witness tampering.
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Attorneys for Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE on Friday requested a new trial, a day after saying they were looking into potential bias by a juror who voted to convict the longtime Trump associate of lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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The Louisiana Republican told CBS's "Face The Nation" that the president has a right to tweet about the case but that he hopes Trump will "accept" the advice from Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE and refrain from doing so.
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But within the underside of the lid, both the raised area and the rim of the opening, was painted brown, and thus the compound eyes of the fly could not clearly perceive a way out, resulting in its own entrapment … I often reflect on the absurdity of the situation — a collision between intent and circumstance, a mechanism constructed to rely upon misperception, a little death machine put to work in the clear light of day.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE, FBI Director Christopher Wray and multiple other senior administration officials urged the public to be vigilant for threats to elections on Wednesday, while noting there was so far no evidence of foreign election interference ahead of Election Day in November.
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I've had the privilege of walking with giraffes in Africa while they ate their breakfast; landing in a helicopter on a glacier in Alaska and drinking glacial stream water fresh from the source; marveling at Iceland's green and pink northern lights as they danced over the arctic; off-roading in the endless camel littered sand dunes of a desert in the Middle East; floating in the clear waters of the Caribbean; and exploring ancient European cities.
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It is unclear if the decision to drop the case against McCabe, who Trump has long considered a political enemy, was timed to tamp down the controversy that erupted this week when top DOJ officials overruled career prosecutors to seek a lighter sentence for longtime Trump aide Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellChris Wallace: 'Just insane' Swalwell is talking impeaching Trump again McCarthy says Trump did not interfere in Roger Stone case House intelligence briefing on worldwide threat assessment delayed MORE (D-Calif.) saying Congress should not rule out the possibility of impeaching Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE.
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That suspension of a large swarm a cause of wonder and his mother with an explanation for a small child: They have just been born, up in the heavens, and have been sent down to earth right now , as if heaven were up above behind the canopy of the blue sky, the dragonflies shimmering their papery net-wings, a dazzling whirr in the clear light, having just pierced the blue screen above in their birth and descent.
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Trump's persistent tweets about the criminal case against his longtime associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE have the president wading into a DOJ matter despite a rare and public warning from Barr last week that the president's public comments about ongoing cases were making it "impossible" for the attorney general to perform his job.
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Even after the damning information revealed in Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's redacted report yesterday, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE behaves as if he's in the clear, free from accountability.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE has considered resigning over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's continued tweets regarding Justice Department investigations, according to multiple reports Tuesday night.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE is back under the microscope as he moves in new directions with cases involving President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's close allies and political foes.
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Popularity at a prep school full of affluent kids and their well-connected parents means greater access to prestigious colleges, internships, fraternities, jobs, and, in cases like Kavanaugh's, the power to become a member of the most powerful judicial body in the US. Watching Kavanaugh refuse to admit during his testimony that he drank to excess on occasion, doubling down on his Boy Scout persona with aggravated fervor, felt like he was using an old teenage tactic for avoiding punishment–stick to the story until you're in the clear, no matter the evidence.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE said Tuesday that he had "total confidence" in Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE and acknowledged that he makes his top law enforcement officer's job "harder" with his tweets.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE has ordered an outside prosecutor to review the criminal case against Michael Flynn, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's former national security adviser, sources tell The New York Times.
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The independent Federal Judges Association is planning an emergency meeting to address issues stemming from the Justice Department's decision to intervene in the case involving Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, a longtime ally of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll 2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll MORE (D-Mass.), comes after the Department of Justice (DOJ) sparked a political firestorm when it recommended a lesser sentence for Trump associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, contradicting the federal prosecutors working on the case.
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Sen. Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Democratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe What to watch in the debate tonight MORE (D-Minn.) called on Attorney General Bill Barr to testify in front of the Senate after the Justice Department rejected frontline prosecutors' recommended sentence for Trump ally Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE's tweets are posing a test for Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE as he seeks to maintain credibility at the Department of Justice (DOJ) and present the agency as independent.
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Sen. John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) on Sunday cautioned President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE against tweeting about criminal cases such as the one involving the president's longtime associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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But President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE is also right that the case of his associate, Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE, is nothing but a political prosecution that, until the president tweeted about it, got little attention or examination.
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A few senior Republicans eyeing leadership bids or committee gavels next year, including Small Business Committee Chairman Steve ChabotSteven (Steve) Joseph ChabotRepublican congressman hopes Trump crowd will avoid 'send her back' chants at Ohio rally Mueller declines to answer dozens of questions from lawmakers House passes annual intelligence bill MORE (Ohio) and senior GOP whip member Ann WagnerAnn Louise WagnerLiberal think tank: GOP paid parental leave proposals are too narrow A true believer in diversity, inclusion GOP amps up efforts to recruit women candidates MORE (Mo.), are also not in the clear in what's shaping up as a tough year for the GOP.
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Democrats are issuing dire warnings that the rule of law is under attack by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE after the Department of Justice (DOJ) overruled career prosecutors to seek a lighter sentence for longtime Trump aide Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE on Friday asserted he has "the legal right" to insert himself into the Justice Department's handling of criminal cases one day after Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE said the president's tweets were making his job more difficult.
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Rep. Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersMaxine Waters blasts Trump as 'mafia boss' over Stone case Democrats highlight lack of diversity at major banks in new report Fed chief issues stark warning to Congress on deficits MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday called President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE a "mafia boss" after the Justice Department lowered the sentencing recommendation for his associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneIf Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear Free Roger Stone The Hill's Morning Report - In Nevada, bets on Sanders, eyes on Bloomberg MORE.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE said Thursday that his "life would've been a lot easier" if he chose William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE as his attorney general originally, instead of former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsTrump looms as flashpoint in Alabama Senate battle Trump tweets test Attorney General Barr The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms MORE.
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